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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-22

the TIT 'ha, even here, though the siD
gle Jit t.udar' has ben adopt ed, sil-
yer at tns ratio VI -ixteen 10 onr Is be
ing coined as rapidly az the mats can
do the work.
Mr.. Ryan, ex Speaker of the Virginia
House of Delegates. and now proml-
nent member OF that body, who Is
here today, talking about the pos.
sible action of the coming session, said
he thought wisdom would dictate that
it should not enter upon general leRis-
lation, but leave that to the regular
session.
The races at BenniDgs continues TO
be attractive and fashionable, and large
crowds FROM this city and the adjoin-
inc counties on both sides OF the river
ate q them daily.
AlexsndTis county democrats here todsy
sav a large meeting Of the democrats OF thst
county was held at Ballston last night Tor the
purpose OF considering the proposition TO per-
netnate the democratic club that was organ
;zed during the recent campaign. but after q
long aud interesting debate that proposition
was defeated, aud it was determined that the
party's affairs in the county during the next
forr years should be left in charge of the reg
uiar county committee Of the party.
The convention Of the National Grange
came to close today.
A well.known Virginia democrat here te.
day, talking about the result Of the late ma.
tional election, said that while many OF his
party In his state did not approve Of every
thing in the democratic platform or heartily
endorse SIR. Bryan, all Of them Of any &C
count and who are respected, supported its
ticket and were grieved st its defeat. They
voted solidly. he said, upon the grounds that
bad as the democrats were, they were better
than the republicans, and, that those who
didn't look after their own household are
worse than heather.
Chairman Burton Of tho committee on
rivers and harbors arrived today. The COM
mttee will meet next Monday.
The following changes in the fourth clsss
postofices Of Virginia were made today: Dry
Branch, Pulaski county, Z. N. Albert, sp-
pointed postmaster, vice Thomas Anderson
removed; Msnguin, King William county
q. F. L. johnson, vice T. L Bosher, removed
Mr.. Webb O. Hayes, late Lieut.. Col, U. s.Ar
is now a volunteer sid-de.csmp on the staff oil
the msjor general commanding the China re-
lief expedition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-22
TELEGB SYEIC BREVITIES.

The y How fever record In Havana
took jump ses.erd y and there has
be, n sn Increase Of OK cases in twenty
four hours.
Everything gave plsce to excitement
10 corn at the opening on the Chicago
Board OF Trade today. The first price
for November was 40 cents. Before
brokers could get their breath, the
price was AZ cents. George Phillips,
who is operating the corner, wa not
doing the bulling.
The negro fiend who outraged, MUIR
dered and robbed Miss Teresa Heating,
26 years old, highly respected lady OF
Rochester, n. Y, after dragging her
from the street to vacant lot, Tuesday
night has not yet been found and il
deed, there is but q slight clue. The
autopsy shows criminal assault and
that the girl was chokee to death.
J. Fletcher Shera, broker OF New
York who failed Monday. was arrested
today. His bookkeeper, Lawrence w
Baxter, was also taken into custody.
ant. he alleges that be gave large
sums OF money to Shera during the
summer with which TO buy stocks and
that the broker has refuse! to settle.
At Esstop, Pa, between 8 and 4
O'CLOCK this morning Eugene Skinner,
aged 80, a paper hanger and painter,
attempted to kill his step-sister, Mrs.
Lewis Milford, by forcing carbolic acid
down her throat while 10 bed. Think
ing she was dead, be drank the balance
of the bottle and died shortly after
wards. The friends of Skinner claim
that bis mind was unbalanced.
Bobert 1homss returned to Atlantis, Ga
yesterday after protracted sojourn in New
York. He announced the organization Ct q
company with. $5,000,00O capital for the
establishing OF plants throughout the South
for the manufacture of paper from cotton
nulls, under process discovered by Thomas
himself.
Trinity Methodist Church at Oswego, N. Y,
was destroyed by fire az o'clock this morn.
ing The fire caught from electric wires
The loss is about 49,, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-22
Held Up by Train Robbers.

Little Rock, Ark, Nov. pa pas
senger train on the ST. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern Railroad WIS
held up last night near Clifford station,
40 miles south of Little Rock, by five
masked robbers. A lot of ties piled o.
the track and surmounted by red
light caused the engineer to slow up,
and before ths train had come to stop
the bandits were at work with dyna-
mite. The door of the express Car was
blown open and express messenger was
seriously injured by flying timbers.
Four vain attempts were made to blow
open the through safe. Their supply
OF dynamite being exhausted, the rob.
bers left with only the contents of the
way safe, amounting to about $500. No
attempt was made to rob any OF the
passengers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-22
NEWS OF TIE DAY.

The latest bulletin issued by the
Cars physicians says that his general
condition is satisfactory.
A reciprocity treaty is being negotia-
ted between Special PlenipoteDtiary
Kasson and Count Csssini, the Russian
Am basssdor.
Mrs. Nancy Hollfield, said to have
been the oldest woman in North Caro-
ina, died 10 EllenbOro, on Tuesday
Der age is given as ranging from ITO to
121 years.
The Chinese Admiral Ho, with TO-.
900 regular troops near Ksigan, opposes
he advance of Colonel Yorck's corps
Of allied troops, and the latter await
achievements.
November corn shorts were given
another severe shsking-up yesterday on
the Chicago Board of Trade. The price
of that option scared to As cents and
closed with sellers ct that price. Pbis
was an advance OF 81 cents for the day.
Ex-Representsiive Perry Belmont
resigned from the Board OF Governors
OF the Democratic Club of New York
last night, and gave as his reason that
ais name had been used without his
consent by some one who attached IL
70 basket of flowers that was sent to
Richard Croker on the day Mr.. Croker
sailed for Europe.
The war tax revenue will be reduced
$50 900 600 at The next session of Con.
gress by repeating the stamp levy on
proprietary articles, on notes and
mortgages, deeds and conveyances
where the consideration is less than ST.
900, kilograms, express receipts and
some other commercial and legal pa.
pers, but not on checks and drafts. l.
is stated definitely, that no tax will be
removed from whisky. beer and to-
Dacco.
Mrs. A. NJ. Forrest, reict, OF the lste Com
modore Samuel Forrest, died Tuesday night
At the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Q. L.
Richardson, in Chsrlestown, W. Va, aged
about eighty years.
1t ia asserted that the Southern Bell Tee-
phone and Telegraph Company and the Cum.
Oerland Telephone Company. operating ex.
clusively in the southern States are to be
cOnsoi dated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-22
From South Africa ,

Bloemfontein. Nov. ga detach.
ment OF lancers caught the Beers under
Commandant George Brand, 10 the
open country near Baberspau on Sun.
day. They rode through them several
times furnishing the burghers terribly
Brand was among the wounded.
Brussels, Nov. 22.-The Paris cor
respondent OF the Petit Bleu quotes a
prominent French politician as saying
that it is not impossible for France to
intervene in the TraDsvaal.
London, Nov. % Lord Roberts re-
ports to the War Office today regarding
the accident which occurred to him
while riding near johannesburg Suo-
day. He ssys: my horse fell with
me on Sunday, bruisng me somewhat.
| am doing my work, however, and
nope to be about 10 q few days."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-22
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Forsign News.

Vienna, Nov. 22 "A sstinDsl diT-
patch from L,mDerg today conceI1it .
the Cars illness, says that the whole
kitohen staff OF the imperial palace at
Livadia has been dismissed. The Car,
IL ia stated, has received thousands OF
letters affirming that though he re-
covered this time, he could not escape
his ut mate fate.
Glasgow, Nov. % George Watson,
who is experimenting with yacht
models for the new Shamrock, has
made a striking discovery which be
says "cinohes" the cup. He will not
discuss his discovery.
London, Nov. 22-The "Westminis-
ter Gszstte" reports the Duke of Man
chester as saying that he and the
Duchess were going to have another
and more fashionable wedding iD
America, probably at Cincinnati, the
brides home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-22

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION "A
dispatch from Richmond says: There
Is much talk in political circles over lle
probability of the constitutions cor
vention abolishiDg the position Of sl'
perintendent of schools of the couo'ie'
and cities of the State.
One of the plans suggested is The %,
clifton of the Office aud the leaving o..
all matters pertaining to the coDduct 81
the public schools to tie county sla
district boards.
Two OF the livest question: up sis
"the use of money in elections sla
"the primary system" for the nomIls'
ton of all officers, from United c,sle'
senator to constable.
A prominent democrat, who bss oeeu
devoting . great deal OF Tine "
these que stions lately, said Yesterday
he had no doubt strong efforts "ouu
be made to insert clauses In The new
instrument dealing with bo,h proio"
lions. He believes the people al Iafso
are opposed to the corrup, use OF mou'l
10 elections, and that they laVo'
primary method as the fares way "
expressing their choice for puo.!c o.
fcerS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-22
THE CHINESE TROUBLES

Two developments occurred yester.
day in the Chinese situation. Minister
Uonger csbled to Secretary Hay, as
sertiDg his belief that the punishmeuts
Imposed by the recent decree Issued by
the Chinese government are not suffi.
Gent. This opinion Is diametrically
opposed to that entertained by the
President and Secretary OF State.
Germany has proposed that as condition
to continuing the negotiations China be COM
PEELED to execute IL princes and officials re-
sDonsible for the Chinese outrages. This con-
iition is highly unsatisfactory to the Admin
istrstion, which 10 expected to take steps to
secure its modification.
Adyices from Pekin concerning the ques-
ton Of the indemnity which the powers will
demand of China are discouraging 10 the
officials in Washington, who spprehend that
serious differences will slise among the powers
respecting the amount Of the claims TO be
presented. Minister Conger has been dis.
Outraged as the attitude Of several powers,
which seem inclined to fix the indemnity at
80 high figure that ii is not believed Chins
will be able to meet it. There are other fes-
lures, which indicate that China may rebel
against what she claims to be oxtortion
should tho powers persist in their demands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-22
VIRGINIA News.

DIR. George H. Bright, for many
srs a promin mt physician OF hico-
mond. died tuesday BignI, ssed 64
years.
II is reported that the Chesapeake
and Ohio mas purchased the Potomac,
fredericksburg and Piedmont railroad,
which extends from Orange to Fredei'
Icks lurg.
Calvin Forbes, postmaster at Purcell
vile, Loudoun county. died on Monday
of consumption. He was about 40
years of age and leaves widow and
two children.
Miss Alice Monroe, a sister Of Deputy
Sheriff Eugene Monroe, o. Loudoun
county, died at her home In Pbilomont,
that county. on Friday last OF fatty de-
generation oil tue heart.
The forthcoming report Of the Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue will
show the aggregate amount OF collections
10 Virginia for the f-cal year ending
June 30, 1900, to be S., ABB ,S2O.O5.
The sixth annual convention OF the
National Hardware Association opened
in the Jefferson in Richmond yester'
day, with an attendance OF 800 ladies
and gentlemen from every section oil
the U0ion.
The new Methodist Church, one OF
the hsndsomest buildings In Luray.
narrowly escaped total destruction by
FIRE yesterday evening at O'CLOCK.
The interior was damaged 10 the ex-
tent OF 81 200 The flames started from
tn = furnace. The church which cost
$40 900 was dedicated 10 June.
The breach OF promise suit Of Miss
Gertrude Coleman w. Il. M. Sanders
will not be tried at this term OF the
Lancaster Circuit Court. Yesterday
afternoon Judge Wrigh'. on motion OF
the defense, continued the case. This
is the second time the case has been
continued, both times on motion OF the
defendant.
The granite monument to the memory
of the Confederate soldiers OF that
county was unveiled yesterday at
Charles City Courthouse. The cere
mony took place in the presence OF
about 600 people. The monument,
| which is shaft q feet high, OF Chester
field granite, was paid for iu part by an
| appropriation by the county Of Charles
I City. The financial board held that
this memorial was public bene6t-one
which will be constant instructor to
the youth of the county Of the cause
for which their fathers died. The
speakers were Governor Tyler, Con
gresham Lamb, Judge Isaac Christian,
ex.Judge George l.. Christian, United
States Judge Edmud Waddill and ex-
Congressman Gardner Tyler.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-22
RAPTISTS IN SESSION.

rhe most interesting feature of the
Baptist Congress was the papers read
and the discussion last night on the
subject OF "Romsnist Survivsls in Pre-
testsnism." The attendance Was the
largest since the opening of the body.
Those who read papers on this topic
were w. H. Whitsett. LII. D., OF Louis
vile. KY, and Rev. Frank NJ. Good
child, Of New York.
Rev. Mr.. Goodchild's paper was re-
view OF the Roman Catholic Church.
The writer asserted that many of the
forms OF that church were borrowed,
even to the kissing Of the Pope's toe.
This, he said, was taken from Roman
pagsns. Display 10 worship, be con-
tended, belongs to paganlsm and not to
christianity.
AT the morning session of the con-
gress the subject was WHEREIN Lies
the Efficacy OF Jesus Work in the Re-
conciliatioD?n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-22
The Markets
Georgetown, Nov. 22.-Whest oos'V'
How's This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars He"sis ~ ~
any case Of Cstsrrh that cannot be cuieo "
Halls Cstarrh Cure. Ao
FL. CHENEY & Co, Props Ioed9 ~
We, the undersigned. have kuo"1 e.
Cheney for the lsst Is year, suI o
him perfectly honorable in ell ousi e. '', '.,
actions and financially able to cary ol' 80
obligations msde by their firm ra.
West & Trusx, Wholesale Drusg ''' 'V'
do, o. u.l...s
Wsldin, Kinnsn & Marvin "NO''
Druggists, Toledo, 0. ..r ,t.
Halls C.tarrh Cure is taken interns.!'
ing direeely upon the blood and mu'oai5 in.
faces Of the system. Price |oo p,.
old BY all druggists. TeslimonlS "
HALLS Family Pills are the besi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-22
Attack on the United States.

Vienna, Nov. 22.-The Vienna pa
pers today give vent to some venom
nous criticisms of the United States at
titude. The rageblstt refers to "up-
start America" and ssys: THAT lot
ten republic without army and navy
arregates the powers OF a great en-
pre-"
The "rsgeblatt" says that America
sickly sentimentslism is nsuseaous and
is pure hypocrisy when her treatment
of the Fiipinos is remembered.
The "Volksblatt" says: "The Car,
the Kaiser and Brittsnia have refused
to be bossed by plebeian American no.
bodies"
The "Reichspost" says that America
needs taking down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-22
SENATOR MARTINS VIEWS.

SENAIOR MAX llN'o FlEWO'
Ia an interview in Washington Oh
Tuesday night Senator Martin, of Vir'
giDis, said:
"If the republican programme is car
ried out, this session OF Congress will be
the busiest on record. Ny opinion is,
however, that they have bitten od a
little more than they can chew TIE
army reorganization bill, the ship sub
sidy bill, the reduction of war taxes,
aud the reapportionment bill, with the
regular appropriation bills, the river
and harbor bill, and the bill for public
buildings and grounds, furnish long
list for so snort session. Either Sen
ator Daniel or myself will devote con-
siderable time to efforts to secure the
passage of the Memorial Bridge bill,
and think it will pass both houses
early 10 the session, as there was really
no opposition TO the measure last year.
"The talk about cutting down repre-
sentation ia the South Is simply the
vaDoring OF number of professional
agitators who must find some way to
rush into print. have sufficient con-
fidenee in the wisdom OF the republican
leaders to take but little stock 10 ell
such talk. In my opinion no such
measure will be introduced, and even
if it were it could hardly muster cor.
poral's guard in support its passage"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-22
A Jealous Woman.

New York, Nov. 22.--Lena Schrecka,
a servant girl, lies on cot 10 Bellevue
Hospital today, her beauty gone, her
ryesight partially destroyed. the victim
of woman's JEALOUSY. The police
nave arrested Mrs. Max Wolf, who for
merly employed the girl and who is
char ed with throwing the acid into
the girls face while 10 fit of jealous
anger. Mrs. Wolf last night visited the
home of Arnold Malksiu where Lena
was employed. There was quarrel.
Mrs. Wolf charged the girl with flirting
with Mr.. Wolf. A moment later Lena
ran into the street screaming. Her
face was blstered by carbolic acid and
her eyes terribly burned. At the hos
pital it is said that the girl will recover
but her face will always bear scar aud
her sight be impaired. The girl is 10
years of age and recently came to this
city from Vienna. Mrs. Wolf expressed
90 regret when she was arrested. VT
will teach her not to attempt to steal
honest women's husbands" she is re.
ported to have said.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-22
SEVERE STORMS.

The tornado which on Tuesd y
night extended from Lula, Miss -
mi 90 south Of Memphis, and ps...J
through Batesville, Mics, Column.
Tenn, aud Is other towns N +,
Grange, Tenn killed more than rint1n
men, women and children, blew doc
q dozen churches and hundreds -.
houses, and destroyed railroad ara
telegrapbic communication. The ,o,I
nsdo lasted about five minutes ana :,
left path Of destruction and de-ols
ton more than 1000 feet wide Tbs
greatest loss Of life was near the tCvO
OF Columbia, Tenn, where about tor,v
people we're killed. At La Graz
Tenn, 10 are known to have LOST 49,!
lives. At Lore station and Coldw.ts,
IL were killed; at Lula, Miss 4. a,
Tuuics, 5; at Boxley's, 3; at La Veryns
2; at Nolensville2, and 10 toe VIC ~,
of Nashville 5 lives were lost bs
new mail steamship Fl was Lost ins
snow storm In the Straits of Belle IsIs
At Stuttgart, Ark, hundreds of AMI.
mails were killed by being blognagsi,s,
trees and barbed wire fences. A. Ia
Grange, Tenn, where 100 bulidirg.
were destroyed, the citizens met tt,s
morning and issued q Call for centrum.
tons to be sent to Mayor Hancock.
Terrific windstorms also sWent
through several western States ,ri
portions OF New York, New Jsr.ey ard
Pennsylvania Tuesday night and VS..
terday, causing loss OF life and imueu.e
damage to property. At the saue lime
a hurricane was tearing up things IN
Colorado, accompanied by heavy snow.
10 norti Q q California the snow Is sey.
ersl feet deep. Ga Lake Erie The v mi
reached velocity OF nearly seventy
miles an hour. AT Buffalo, \. Y. sfy.
eral buildings OF the Pan-Americao Er.
position were damaged and Two or thee
workmen injured. At SCHENECTADY.
N. Y, number Of people ereirjartd
and much property damaged. Several
buildings in course OF erection al Palef.
SOD, N. J., were blown down aud one
man killed and five Others i1ilrtd. Ia
York, Shippensburg. Chamb5lsburg
and other Pennsylvania towns zoe som
did much damage. Ia the vicinity of
Erie alone the damage Will reach $50,
600 Lake fishermen lost nels valued
at $4,000.
10 southern California tue storm vas
ore of the heaviest 10 years aud tue
rainfall has forced all streams CUT Of
their banks. Train service is al
standstill. At King City, dan vas
washed away, flooding Thousands Of
acres.
The snow storm 10 British Columbia
ia causing iucslculable damsg Frszyr
river is frozen and shipping is stagtat-
ed. Two japanese fishermen were
drowned by the Overturoiog OF their
boat at the entrance 10 the hslOOr last
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-22

HINDBERG's LIGHT SENTENCE
Frank HiDdberg, so years old, who va:
charged WITCH attempting to crmioslIy
assault little 10-year-old Carrie Lel1
daughter of prominent merchant at
Newport News, Was yesterday loud
guilty OF the charge and was & ven sty'
en- years ia the penitentaIy. Tie
court was cleared and none OF me ey.
dence was heard in open session. bmd'
berg testified in bis own delense, deny
ing the charge, and accounting for ths
girls presence in his room by her IT,
quest for q picture. The girl testified
tnst Hindberg induced her to 20 tlefe
to get picture. A number OF other
witnesses were examined, lucludiugtte
physician who examined the girl, and
whose evidence was damaging. Tie
old msn fully expected to receive Ihs
full penalty Of the law, and when me
verdict was announced his counteLauce
leaned with Joy. When ssked d. BE
desired q new trial he exclaimed WIN
emphasis mo SIR" At the tlue The
crime was committed there was great
excitement against Hindberg, tnd 70
was necessary for several men TO res
train the father to prevent hin lFoI
killing theprisoner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-22
heath of Sir Arthur Sullivan.

London, Nov. 20 Sir Arthur Sui
Ivan, the composer, died this morning
of heart disease at his London residence.
Sir Arthur Ssy mour Sullivan wac born
In London in 1912. At the early age OF
IA he won musical scholarship. Sui
liyau became famous as Q popular CON-
poser of operas and sustained his repu-
tation over a period OF twenty years
with N. NJ. 8. PIoafore," "Tbe Pirates
OF Penzance," Patience" "The Mix.
sdo," and others. Most of these operas
we're produced 10 collaboration with
w. 8. Gilbert.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-22
COURT OF APPEALS.

Saunders VS.. Baltimore Building and Loan
Association Argued and submitted.
Bowe VS. Dresziel. Mumford VS.. Van
Wyek. Fisher We. Robertson. Passed to
January term.
Rain vs.. Klcrner & Sons. Argued and
continued until today.
O'Mesrs vs., Southern Railway Company.
Dismissed.
The next case to be called is No. 8 on the
argument docket City Of Richmond We.
Lesker.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-22
VIRGINIA WEDDINGS.

Mr.. George Bosley Rozsll. OF Balti-
more, was married to Miss Nellie w.
Osbourn at Saint Jsmes's Episcopal
Church, in Leesburg, yesterday even
inn, Rev. E. s. Kinks, rector OF the
church. officiating.
The marriage OF Miss Alice Cloud
Clsggett, daughter Of Mrs. r. Il. Cla
gett, of Berryville, to Mr.. Thomas East
on Gold, we'll known farmer of Clarke
county, was solemDized yesterday al
the home of the BRIDES uncle, Captain
Wesley LIE Hew. at Cedarvllle.
Miss Lucy Oliver Terrell and Mr..
James Robinson CooDs were married
Yesterday afternoon at North Pamun'
key Church, 10 Orange county.
One of the prettiest marriages of this
season in Richmond was that OF Mise
Annie Leigh Csmm and Mr.. Joseph
Reid Anderson Hobson, which took
place yesterday.
Miss Frances Westwood Gray, daugh
ter OF Mrs. Rebecca Gray, OF Leesburg,
was married to Mr.. Joseph WrighI, jr.,
of Winchester. yesterday. The cere-
mouy was performed in Christ Protes-
tant Episcopal Church by the rector.
Rev. Nelson p. Dame.
At Richlsnd Baptist Church, Stafford
county, yesterday, Mr.. Edward Eley-
of Culpeper county. aud Miss Ella Cop
page, of Stafford, were married, Rev.
e. ~ Rrooks. officiating.
St. Paul's church, Richmond, was the
sceus of quiet, but beautiful. wedding
yesterday morning ut half-past .
o'clock, when Miss Annie Lee Camm
was married to Mr.. Joseph Reid AT
derson Hobson. Right Rev. Francis
NJ. White performed the ceremony.