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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17
NOTABLE SOCIAL
EVENT IN FAIRFAX
Wedding of ThOs. Randolph Keith to
Miss Edith Morris Moore.
BRILLIANT TABLEAUX SCENE
Two Lynchburg Weddings; Miss Annie
4. scott and Rev. DIR. Fisher; Miss
Louisc Augusta Glass and NIr.
IOntainc ID. Johnson, Jr.

FAIRFAX. VA, Nov. 16-special.-A
notable social event was the marriage at
Blk o'clock this evening. at Zion Episco-
pal church, Of this place, by the rector
Rev. W. III. h. Pendleton. Of Mr. Thomas
Randolph Keith and Miss Edith Morris
Moore.
The bride entered the church with her
brother. Hon. r.. ". Moore, precedca ~
Miss Margaret Lindsay Moore. the malu
OF honor, attlrcd i'm white Orgdndie. Shc
was met at the altar by the groom ana
his best man, Mr. j. \. &. keith, o. var
renton.
The ushors were Mr.. Gardner Boothe'
OF Alexandria; Dr. Hugh lounS OF bar
timore: and Mcssrs. Edward spiimah ana
lsham Keith, Of Warenton Mcssrs'
Lewis Machcn, Conway Chichester capt
Jos. +. willard and Hon. $. X. Dondhoe'
OF Fairfax. Miss Bartcnstean, az the or
gan. played Mcndc.ssohu's wedding marc u
as the bridal party entered the chuIo"'
and the Lohengr.n march as they went
out During the ceremony the lniermez-
20 from Cayalliera KusuA n1 was he"Iu'
THE BRIDES GOWN.
The bride was dressed in white organdie
over white silk, and wore q white chtys-
snthcmum hat. She carried white chry-
santhemums. and the maid of honor pink
Her only ornament was Chi PM badge
the groom being a member Oh thal II"-
ternity.
The church was beautifully decorated
with palms and chryssnthcmums Among
the guests from a distance were Mr. tn"
Mrs +. +. Andrews. Major and Mrs. d.
T. Atwood Mrs. and Miss Darneile, Miss
Minnegcrodc. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Elder
Mr. and Mrs. Harper and Miss Golden
OF Washington. Judge Nicol OF Minae-
sas. Attorncy-General and Mrs. Monta-
que. of Richmond; Hon. A. Moore and
Miss Moore OF Bcrryvillc. Lieut. ana
Mrs j. VI. Love. Col. L. g.. Bailey. Judg
Keith Norton Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rob-
crtson. Miss Mary Smith. Mr.. q. G.. C1rhn.
Of Alexandria; Mr. James Keith and Mr
Noble. of Admission. Ala; Hon Eppa Hun-
ton. Mr. and Mrs VIM. Marshall Mrs
George Stone Misses Keith and Miss
Shinman. Of Warrenton. Mrs. L. b. Nc
Candlish. Of Piedmont. W. Va. and MIS-
Robert Nelson. of Philadelphia.
THE BRIDE.
Miss Moore is "a daughter of the late
Thomas Moore. and through her mother
a uneal descendant of Lewis Morris, of
New York. one of the s.gucrs of th,
Declaration of Independence She Us one
Of The most popular and attractive young
ladies n this section of The state.
Mr.. Keith IS nephew of Judge James
Keith. President of the Virginia Supreme
Court of Appeals and IS prominent
member OF the FairfaX bar, being assoc
cilted with the brcN brother in the
practice of his profession
Mr.. and Mrs Keith left ON the Sl1 train
for a northern trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17
WERE DRIVEN OFF.
EPISCOPAL HOME.
THANKSGIVING Services Were hclh
There Yesterday.


On account Of the recent generous pe-
Quest and gifts 10 the Protestant Eplsco-
nal Home Of this city, which nave put
the Home upon such secure ioo'i,s
that no funds had to be asked or I'D
Episcopal churches of Richmond for TINS
year a thanksgiving service was heid
in tho parlors Of the Home yesterday at
% o'clock. TO which all the friends OF this
charity we've invited.
There were present Bishop Whittle' the
BOARD of Managers of the Home, the
inmates and many visitors. ReVs. VIII
liam NJ. Clarke, Robert Goodwin ana
J. Y. bowman were in their Vestmehls
and conducted the services.
The choir from St James church sang
many inspiring hymns, I'm which all JON
ed Refreshments for "A cold lunch had
been provided by friends, and coffee ana
chocolate were served to the guests, Who
after the services were over lnspec .'u
the dining room. kitchen and laundry
and visited the inmates In their rooms
Messrs. Harvey and Mann ana Brown
sent a beautiful collection of flowers ana
the store room received many suostah-
tial donations from thoughtful ana sym
pathetic friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17
ALYNCHBURG WEDDING.
Mr.. FOntaine ID. Johnston. Jr., Neds
Miss louise Augusta Glass

LYNCHBURG. VA. Nov. li.-Speciol-
The marriage of Miss Louise Augusta
Glass. a daughter of the late Robert H..
Glass. 10 Mr. FOntaine ID. Johnson, Jr,
took place This afternoon at % clock at
the residence of Mrs. Blair Blnistcr, ON
Clay street tho ceremony being per-
formed by Rev T. VI. Carson. ID. D.,
rector OF St PauIs Episcopal church.
The ushers were Nessrs. ID. Funston
Lucado ana J. y. Jamison The maid or
honor Miss Cora Glass in white taueia.
trimmed in lace. and carrying bouo iet
Of La France roses. The groom was ace
rompanied by his brother and best man,
Mr. Henry Johnson The bride was os-
corted by her brother. Mr. u. ~. Glass.
Ir The brides dress was Of white tafeta
draped with chiffon. and with an accHr-
dion pleated train Her veil. of white
tuHe. was caught with a white rosebud.
and she carried In her hand "a bouquet of
brides roses.
After The ceremony the bride chang d
her dress for pretty travelling suit
and accompanied by few friends Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson drove 20 Che station
whore they took the $3.50 train for WASH
ington. After short stay there they
will proceed 10 New York. where they
will reside.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17

NORFOLK. Va, Nov. l6.-Spec!al.-
A letter received mt police headquarters
here to-day conveyed the Information
that the body of % richly dressed young
woman. supposed TO be OF Norfolk. was
found yesterday in Delaware Bay.
The letter which was signed by AuslLh
Walton. sanitary Inspector, Salem y. D.,
stated that the young woman is DeheVeu
IN bove fallen overheard from an inc T.
ing or outgoing ocean liner.
d, the woman's feet was a pair of 40.
4 shoes bearing 4. J. Cammeyer's name
and her undertaking was marked g. J..
Waters or Walters
Valuable diamond ear rings and other
iewelry were upon the body when il was
found.
The young woman was five feet four
in,nes IN height was a brunette aged
about IS or 2J years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17
B0ERS SHELL
ARNORED TRAIN
,co,,,nued from First PageJ

Io,,a November 9th. stating that all was
,raII The bombardment continues put me
residents kept in caves during the Gay
time. -..-,r,,,,, re MAN
LONDON Nov. ia dispatch received
here TODAY from Pietermaritzburg. dated
November 18th. says 1t is rumored mere
that General Joubert. commander-ln-chlet
of the Boer forces. has been killed IN ac-
ton. - ~
DURHAM, Sunday. Nov. 1--we
ning-The Times Of Natal publishes
telegram from Lorenzo Marquee saying
that General Joubert was killed IN ac-
ton on Thursday November 9Th.
WERE DRIVEN OFF.
LONDON. Nov. IA special dlspatcn
form Durham. dated Monday. November
1s says that member Of the Natal
Field force who succeeded I'm traversing
the Boer lines with Ladysmith as
matches. has arrived at PietermaritzburS
and REPORTS that a determined attack was
made by the Beers on the British garri-
SON which was quite prepared ana h@'
the advance with such a heavy and We'll
directed fire that the Beers were driven
of. leaving many dead,
II Is also said that British ana Boel
patrols came I'm touch and exchanged
shots near Frere. south of Colenso.
LONDON. Nov 16.-AccOrdihs "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17
A BOY SHOT DOWN
Killed in Prince s. Anne County While
Huntine on Posted Land.

NORFOLK. VA. Novl 15.-Special--
Thomas snyder. of Norfolk. youth OF
about IS brother of John Snyder of Guy
and snyder. plumbers. and who lived near
the city park was shot and killed to-day
an Dempsyllle. Princess Anne County by
oscar Fleming.
Young snyder It is stated went cunning
and when hunting on Fleming's land
which fl is stated was posted was or
dered on by the owner, and upon refusing
to- 20 was shot by the latter Much IN
dienation exists here against Fleming VINO
Is generally believed 10 have committed
an atrOcious murder.
The body of the dead youth was
brought TO Norfolk. Justice Hawkes. oil
Hunterswlle has jurisdiction OF the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17
OM.A05zW&da
HEA2 70 L..gg0I o1yIZLLzEE

year and that over 5000 had been paid TO
the heirs OF these benehciaries and that
other assessments yet 10 come ia VIII
swell the amount.
He reported the condition OF the
brotherhood improving with an addition
i'm beneficiary and non-benchciary mem
bers. The total receipts for the year IN
Guiding balance ON hand last year IS
over $500. 10 was decided to hold the
anniversary of the brotherhood az $50
o'clock Saturday night when several ad-
dresses viii Doe made and the annual
election of officers vii take place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17
A MINISTER'S BRIDE.
Miss Annie 4. Scott Married 10 Rev.
Dr. Waylaud 4. Fisher.


LYNCHBU VA. Nov. 16-Special.-
Rev. Dr. Woyland Francis Fisher. pastor
OF the Fourth-Strcet Baptist church at
Portsmouth. and for fifteen months pastor
OF Mount Madison church. Amherst cOun-
~. was united n marriage at O'Clock
this afternoon 90 Miss Annie Fleetwood
scott. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. a.
Scott. OF Campbell county.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
J.. C.. Mcconnell. ID. d.. pastor of the First
Baptist church. assisted by Rev j. NJ.
Street. OF Forest.
The bride wore "a handsome brown cloth
suit. with hat and gloves 10 matcn, ana
s,arried brides rosps. The bridesmaids
were dressed IN white organdie.
Mr. and Mrs Fisher left ON The $40 train
for Richmond 20 attend the Baptist Gen
ersi Association.
Pollock Bernard.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Nov. 16.-
Specialize home of Mrs. Alfred II.
Bernard here was the scene OF a beau
tiful home marriage 40 $3.50 o'clock this
evening.
The contracting parties We're her only
daughter, Miss Elizabeth d. Bernard
and Mr.. NJ Taylor Pollock. OF Washing
ton. The ceremony was performed by the
rector OF ST. Georges Episcopal church.
Rev ". d. Smith ln the presence OF
members OF the families ana "a few I'M
Innate friends.
After a reception they lcft on tour 20
northern cities.
Charlottesville Weddings.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Nov. lc-
Specialize Henry Hamilton Harris and
Miss Sallc Thomas. of A.bemarlc. were
married yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock
al the residence Of Mr.. John bremen on
water street. Rev. -. H. Smith oficia-
ting.
Mr.. Philip Word and Miss Annie \.
Walton were married yesterday after
noon az 4 o'clock 40 the residence OF G.
H. word. the Rev. Richard Ragby OIL
ciating.
WinkIer--iishcr.
WINSTON, n. c.. Nov. lG-Special-
one OF the prettiest marriages yet Wit
messed here was celebrated a Home
xori-ian church last night. the con-
tracting parties being Mics Edna Fisher
and Mr. George Winhcr. Bishop
,,o-afnaiior oficiated. The church was
BEAUTIFULLY decorated. Miss Florence
use Was maid or honor and Mr.. Samuel
1sfohl best man. An e.ssant reception
followed the marriage at the home OF the
brides aunt. AIRS. A. c. Vogler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17
OFFICERS ELECTED.
knights Templar Hold a Business
Session.


The Grand Commaudery. knights Temp
lar. yesterday ne, in the Masonic temple
and the day was devoted to the election
of officers and trauacuon of other bust
ness These officers We're elected:
y. T.. Buchanan. of Marion, grand COM
mander: james T.. Alexander III AleXan-
dria. grand deputy commander. John j..
Townes of Petersburg, grand generals
simo: j. ~. I.e Suclr of Bristol grand
CAPTAIN general: James W. Bryant. OF
Crcwe. grand ;euior warden. Thomas j..
Schwartz of Luray grand Junior warden;
George W. Poe. of Richmond. grand treas
urer: James 80. Blanks. Of Petersburg,
grand recorder.
The Grand Commander appointed these
officers:
Rev. j.. T. NcFaden of Lynchburs
grand urelate. j.. W. Cunningham, OF
Richmond. grand standard bearer; james
OKecue. OF Tazcweu. grand sword bearer.
Henry VI. Boyk.n. of Richmond. grand
warder. William G.. Wilkinson, OF Rich
mond. grand rler.
The officers were duly installed IN their
respective offices hv Right Eminent Sir D..
T. bowman. Past Grand Commander, of
Alexandra.
AT the conclusion of the installation q
beautiful past grand commanders badge
was presented 60 the retiring grand COM
manlcr J.. ~. Woodfn. OF Soldiers Home
The report of the Educational Commit
fee of the Masonic Home was submitted
bv Eminent Sir j. Thompson Brown. OF
Richmond and gave in detail The past
years work of tle school
The educational work i- paid for by the
command. ST.. THE report stated that s-.-
would Doe required to pay for lineoieum
for the school Sir Knight IT. u. la9h.
of Ncuport News arose and volunteered
90 paw this himself.
The conclave was one OF the largest held
for wears ana was most enthusiastic ana
harmonious one.
Shrincvs Fro'ic.
Acca Temple. Mobiles OF the Mystic
Shrine. held % called meeting in Their
Temple last night and conducted several
Door sons of o.. desert across the burn
ing sands.
I'm the absence 0f the P0tentate Mr. Z.
ID H0fchk.ss. the Chief Kabhan, Mr.
Thomas Whitte. presided. ard there was
a merry time from the moment the shrin-
crs assembled until they dispersed after
banquet at Murphy's hotel
During the banquet impromptu speeches
were made by Sir B. j.. Buchanan, Grand
Commander OF Knights Templar OF Nir-
eiuia. who was made Shriner last night;
Sir. Lee $. smith Grand Commander OF
Kni.hts Temp'as of Pennsylvania; Past
Potontate Lewis J.. Ecker formerly OF
Richmond. but now of Columbus. Ohio'
Nh. James r.. Alexander, Deputy Grand
Commander of Knights Tlmpiar OF Nir-
ginia: Colonel John Murphy and others.
Cautan Frank cunningham Past Po-
fT.rru1l SANG solo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17

CULPEPER. VA. Nov. 15.-special.-
Wayne Carr, q young man employed IN
the machine shops OF r. +. Male. at this
place had his hand nearly torn from his
wrist yesterday evening by beng caught
IN the betting Of steam reVolVihs srlhd-
stone, while sharpening a steel Dt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17
OBITUARY.


Mrs. Hattie f. Smith, Of Somerset o.
died at the residence of her brother-in-
law. Mr.. j. d. STUBS. l& north Twenty
third street yesterday morning al SL
o'clock in her hfy-eighth year.
She came TO visit her sister four months
ago. and about three months ago she sur
fered a stroke of paralysis, from which
she never recovered. She was the wife
OF the late John q. Smith, and left no
children.
The funeral will be from the residence
this afternoon at ( o'clock, the intermeni
being In lakewood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17

DURHAM. y. c.. Nov. l6.-Special.-B-
j., Long. Jr. son of %. y. Ions. a we'll
known LAWYER OF statesville who was
hurt I'm n railroad accident AT University
station this morning. died at hospital
here tO-night 40 O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17
Suicide Near Bristol.

BRISTOL. TENN, Nov. 16-special-
William Dcvault. respected citizen OF
this county, committed suicide today
by thrusting "a kniGe into his heart. lie
was twenty-five years OF age. Mental
derancemeut was the cause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17

THE Sons of the American Revolution
win hold their regular monthly meeting
mis- evening at S15 o'clock i'm the rooms
az the Virginia Historical Society. 7o' east
FRANKLIN. A fun attendance is respectfully
requested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17
MIR. j. CnrroliJnnes

BERRYVILLE. VA. Nov l6-special.-
Mrs. j. Carroll Jones. wife Of J. T. l..
Jones, died yesterday evening at her
home here, as-ed twenty-five years. Mrs.
Jones has been sick for several weeks,
and death was due to paralysis. She
was a daughter OF Mr.. Isaac Boman,
Of this place and was carried only two
years ago. She is survived by an infant
child and husband.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17
Congressman settle Dies suddenll

FRANKFORT, ny, Nov l5.-Consress-
man Evan f. Settle, Oem) Seventh
Kentucy District. died suddenly al owen
ton. Of heart disease, at O'Clock inns
evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17
Mrs. tnua *. Shirley.

WINSTON. y. c.. Nov. 16-Special.-
Mrs. Anna r.. wife Of Professor IL.
Shirley. Of Salem Female College, died
this morning. She came here three years
ago from New York young bride, Re-
mains sent TO former home OF deceased
nj Worcester. y. Y, for burial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17
InGiNe Holiday.

The Womans college VIII suspend eX-
crcises to-day I'm order that its pupils
may participate in the dedication cere-
monies at Richmond College.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17
DEATHS.
November

RTNFORD. oiled. Tuesday. November
14th' FRANCES BINFORD.
The funeral will take place THIS lFri-
davl MORNING, at u o'clock. from
Fifth-street Coiored Baptist church.
Friends invitad TO attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17
snioi.I. I'm Princess Anne.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov l6.-speeial.-W.
II. Williams committed suicide near Prin-
cess Anne Courthouse late tonight He
shot himself through the head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17
Kichnrd u. scrngss.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Nov. 10
Special Mr.. Richard f.. ScrugGs died
last night at his residence on Main
street. i'm the thirty-hfth year Of his age
He leaves a wife and two children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17
NIrs. Macy Green.

BURKEVILLE, VA, Nov. l6-Special-
Mrs. Macy Green died at ! o'clock TO-
day al her home on Agnew street. aged
sixty-four years. She had been In ran.
ing health for some time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17
Wool is ND.

Wool Is up.
But don't get excited over it; there's
no rise yet IN our prices.
Imaginary economy Orreal economy:
which are YOU following? Real econ
Omy is to get the worth Of your money.
You do not get the worth Of your
money if You buy clothing too cheap
to give satisfaction
Notice the difference: We have
good clothing cheap, but no cheap
clothing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-17

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Mrs. G.. G.. King at Silver City.
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The riyiters have commenced work
on the new steel tank the Southern
Pacific company is erecting at this
point, and as is well known, rlyiters
are not a very quiet set Of people, when
at work.
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. j.. Weber, OF
Kansas City, came in from the east
Monday, and went up to Clifton. Mr..
Weber is the president Of the Weber
gas and gasoline engine company Of
Kansas City, and with his wife is on
his way to California for an outing
trip, and made the side trip 10 Clifton
to see that far famed country, and see
how the companies liked the many gas
engines he has sold them.