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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
IN DARKNESS AGAIN.
Another Accident Happens to Freder'
icksburg Electric Plant.
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fs,cctal Dispatch to The Iimcs.)
FpEnnRICksBURG, VA, April San
othar accident has occurred at the ne"
oiactr;c light plant Of the city, which VIII
ca,,sa the streets to be in darkness Geie
for several nights until the repairs San
he made The steel tlume has SUNK nee e.
tha center. causing the breaking OF the
r;na+s and leak having sprung. 1t was
deemed dangerous tic operate the plant
until a thorough investigation coulo De
made Engineer Willis, of Richmond, IN
der whose supervision the plant was
built. was summoned here by telegraph
and the damage will be remedled as soon
as possible
The run of herring in the Potomac and
Rama hammock Rivers and their tributa-
ries has improved, but rock, perch and
shad are still scarce and bringing high
nrices Herring are now being caught IN
large quantities, and they are being sold
here at 81 per thousand, but the fisher
men do not expect profitable business I'M
til clear. warmer weather sets in
Mr.. W. II, Peden, who has been con-
Quoting the picking business here for
several years, is erecting a large new
pickle factory on his property at the
corner Of Prince Edward and Wolfe
Streets. He expects to have this new
plant in operation in time for this sea-
sons crop OF pickle. The business is
profitable one, OOtn TO tue growers siiu
packers, in this section. and there are
other factories here and at Falmouth
and Brooke.
Fire destroyed the large barn, with con-
tents, on the farm Of Mr.. John F.sIewis,
In Spotsylvania county. near the county
seat, on which there was no insurance.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
On Thursday night of this week the
Free Lance newspaper, of this city, will
give a complimentary entertainments at
the Opera House IN honor OF it's local
subscribers and advertisers. features OF
which will be the part taken by Professor
S. r. Ford. the Southern mimic and i'm
personator and choice musical pro-
sramme by the fine orchestra OF the
Fredericksburg College under the direc-
ton Of Professor FRANKLIN. This is In
tended by the Free Lance as a mark OF
It's appreciation Of the loyal support OF
the business and other communities OF
this city in its efforts to provide a first
class local newspaper. The Free Lance.
which was never more prosperous. has
recently been enlarged. and in a short
time will be changed from o four page
to an eight page paper to accommodates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
FASHIONABLE WEDDING.
Mr.. Henry Clay Miller Webs Miss kath'
arine Fauntleroy, of Stanton.
5 Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to Ihe 4lmes.}
STAUNTON, VA, April S.-A most
elaborate wedding was witnessed by
large gathering of fashionable society
This afternoon when Miss Catharine
Brooks Fauntleroy became the Drlde OF
Henry Clay Miller.
The church had been beautifully deco
ted in green and white. The wedding
had been looked forward to by the young
err set as an event Of much Importance,
and society saw to it that no details
were omitted. To the strains OF Men
dlessohn's wedding march, played Dy MISS
Louise Withrow, the bridal party entered
the, church, and proceeded slowly down
th,. left aisle to the chancel, where they
were met by the groom and his best man
and brother Theodore * Miller, Jr.,
OF Baltimore. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. A. M Fraser. pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church.
The bride wore a pretty white crepe
de chine gown and picture hat, trimmed IN
white roses and chiffon; she carried
shower bouquet Of lilies of the valley.
The bride is the daughter OF Mrs.
Archibald N1agill Fauntleroy and the late
Or. A. NJ. Fauntleroy, Of this city.
/, The dame of honor, Mrs. 7. T. Fauntle-
roy. was beautifully attired in a gown
of white point d esprit. and carried white
Tho bridesmaids were Misses Augusta
Corrac. and Evie Mcclure, of Winches-
ter; Alice Kelly. of Norfolk; Sallie F'aun-
tleroy, of Frederick, Md, and Rose Har-
rson, and Lieu Fauntleroy, of staunton.
ana were dressed in green organdy and
carried maidenhair ferns.
The ushers were Fielding Z. Oliver,
Dr.. Glasgow Armstrong and Charles 5.
Bradley. of Stanton: James e. Bradley,
Daniel b. Miller and Henry Miller, of Bal
timore
The wedding supper was served at the
home Of the bride on West Frederick
Street. Mr. and Mrs. Miller will leave
on the early morning train for Atlantic
City, where they will spend some days.
and after a short visit to other Northern
cities will make their future home IN
Stanton.
Mr. Miller is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore *. Miller, of Baltimore. ana a
mc1nter Of the dry-goods firm of Miller
ana Bradley, of this city. Mr.. Miller
was for years in business In Baltimore,
but over q year ago went into business
In this city.
Among the large number present at
the wedding were Messrs. Harry Baylor,
of Boston; Henry Miller. Of Baltimore,
and Mrs. Allen Woods, sister Of the groom,
4 OF Boston.
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BRIDGE THE ROANOKE.
Citizens at GAINESVILLE Don't Agree or
the Plan.
Especial Dispatch to The Time.

cLARKsVTLLEs. VA, April 7.-At a
meeting Of the citizens OF GAINESVILLE held
might at o'clock at Odd Fellows Han
for the purpose Of further considering the
question of tho proposed toll-tridge across
Roanoke River. Mayor Jas. P. Taylor
was chosen chairman.
It will be remembered that the Town
Council a few days ago. after having held
several meetings considering the question,
at each Of which the Cla"ksv1lle Is.l
Bridge Company appeared as petitioners.
ordered an election to be mo- OH the ed
Of April for the purpose OF voting Il sub
scription Of $1,000 of 6 per cent. bonds, to
the said company in exchange for q like
amount of the company's common STOCK
the proceeds Of which bonds are to be
used as a. basis for constructing the
bridge, the company agreeing to procure
the remaining necessary $1,000 by issuing
$4,000 of per cent. bonds and per cent.
preferred stock respectively, TO perfect the
enterprise.
The people of GAINESVILLE are a unit in
desiring the bridge, and nave sorely felt
the need of it for a number of years, the
only method of crossing the river at this
point being the slow process of the old
flat boat but as there is not perfect har-
mony on the plan proposed. the meeting
held tonight was mainly for the purpose
OF reaching a perfect agreement, and IN
cidentally to have the proposed bridge eX-
planned by Mr.. W. E. Robertson. presl-
dent Of the Virginia Iron and Bridge Co.,
of Roanoke, Va, with which company the
GAINESVILLE Toll Bridge Company has en-
tered into contract to construct the bridge.
Mr., Robertson went very carefully into
details as to the method of construc-
ton and made q very favorable impress
son upon all the citizens present. Judge
Henry Wood, Jr., president of the Iolt
Bridge Company, made a detailed state
ment OF the plan proposed, showing the
total cost Of the bridge when competed
TO be S2o,73S Ex-senator Thos. ~ VIII
liams one of the incorporates. maze d
very lengthy and forcible argument IN
favor of a different plan than the one
proposed. whereby the town would become
the recipient Of a larger part of the reVe-
nue. as well as the incidental benefits ac-
crring therefrom, and while other citizehs
engaged in the discussion, the MAN IN
terest centered in the remarks of Judge
Wood and ex-senator Williams. me
canvass will no doubt be interesting, ana
while # is conceded the election Will re-
sult fayorably to the bond issue, yet the
neon1e are no nearer an agreement, as
INIT on the proposed plan Of the Lon
Rridpe Company than before the meetlns
held tonight. 49,
Several unsuccessful attempts nave peen
| mode to recover the body or jim Bruce
1-bo vas accidentally drowned on Maich
81 while fishing his trot lines du1lhs
the high winds of that day. HIS mothef
I,aa offered a reward of Se5 for the re-
coyery Of his body.
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per, students in pharmacy at the Univer-
sity College of Medicine Richmond, Va,
arrived here this morning. Mr.. Carter win,
in few days, accept a position in the
drug store Of DR.. P. H. casey. Mr.. Cal
per will return to Richmond shortly.
The election to decide upon al issue cf
$4,000 in bonds for street Improvement
was held on last Thursday. Th"re were
only 157 votes cast and of this number
1870 We're for the ISSUE While &c were
against and one counted out. This improve
u1ent will not raise the 1aA.s at all, and
in fact the loan was sought by the Coun-
ell to avoid that very coming
Passenger train No. 4 arrived in llii:cn
orge S hours late to-daJ, owing to n
freight wreck near Fort Springs. w. Va.
No, 1 is reported injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
PETERSBURG TO
OWN ITS LIGHTS
Plan Afoot to Have City Erect
an Electric Plant.
TWO WEDDINGS OCCUR TODAY
New Telephone Line Opened Establish
ing Communication With Prince
George Court House-Many
Candidates for Office.
Especial Dispatch to The 1Yu,e..>

topcSiu iilsEdtCu 10 lCe l3Uieb.D
PETERSBURG, VA, April S.-The city
Of Petersburg may operate its own eiec-
trio plant. The prospects OF having a
competitor FOR the supply of water to
the citizens has aroused the city, and
at the next meeting Of the Council an
ordinance will be offered looking to the
establishment of an electric plant for
furnishing light to the citizens. The
people seem determined not to allow its
water plant TO become the property of
q private corporation, and every effort
&ill be made to prevent it. 45s54
The strikers who went out at the Pc
tcrsburg Iron Works Good Friday are
securing positions in other cities. Several
have already gone to Lynchburg ana
Roanoke and eight left tonight for Blue
ueld.
The vaudeville season at Ferndale Park
will open in June and first-class attrac-
lions are promised.
Rev. c. o. Woodward, pastor of Park
View Church, and Miss Janet Smith, OF
Petersburg, will be married tomorrow
morning at the brides home, Rev. b. T.
Iipscomb officiating.
MIR. Alexander Donnan Hamilton and
Miss Cornelia Collins Cooke will be mar
ricd at st. Paul's Church tomorrow eve
ming at haif-past six o'clock
NEW TELEPHONE.
Inc Mutual Telephone Company, Of this
city, have completed their line between
Petersburg and Prince George Courthouse
end communication is now established
between these places. The first regular
message was sent over this line Sunday
morning e.5.#.
Legal steps are being taken to force
certain Citizens 40 connect their premises
with the city sewer. Yesterday morn.
ing several We're before the Mayor in an
swer to summons, but on account of the
absence of witnesses the cases were con-
tinued until tomorrow.
Miss Agnes Drewry, Of .Centralia, has
been appointed by General Stith Boiling
as sponsor for the First Brigade, Virginia
Division, United Confederate Veterans, to
The reunion to be held in Dallas this
month.
MI. C. NJ. Gift, of Richmond. formerly
Of this city, division lecturer for the
Grand Lodge of Masons for the state
visited Blandford Lodge, In Petersburg,
this evening.
1t is said that the number of appli-
>ants for Offices to he filled by the Com
mon Conncil is an average of seven for
each Office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
JENNINGS RACES.
Heavy Rain and Bad Track Did Not
Check Favorites.
DY Associated Press. }

WASHINGTON, April S.-A heavy rain
and bad track had no effect on favorites
at Bennings to-day. Charley Moore,
Rose Tint, Farrell, Locket and Agnes D.,
all first choice horses, crossed the Wire
winners. Summary:
First race-six furlongs; purse, 800
Charley Moore GO to q first, Swamplands
G to u second, Early Eve Q3 to 81 third.
Time. 1:l9 1-5
Second race-four furlongs; purse. $500
Rose Tint Is to 81 first, Benduro 6 to
- second, Flamboyant a to y third
Time. 20 SIS.
Third race-mile and one half. over six
hurdles: purse, sio0-Farreil e to . first,
Cnesal Dor q to y second. Prince
Plausible ue to y third. Time. sos.
Fourth IA seven fu 10 SIS; Prise, 81 0
--Locket 6 to 81 first, Carroll D. e to y
second. Shandon Field ilG to y third.
Time, 1:S2.
Fifth race-ive furlones: purse, s4oo-
Agnes y. Is to 81 first, False Alarm e
to ID second. Princess Otillie e to y
third. Time, .1:o5.
Sixth race-one mile and fifty yards:
purse. s4oo-Cherished g to q first, Rough
Rider co to y second. Wood Trice Is to
F s. third. Time, 1852
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
NEGROES RUN FROM VIRUS.
Norfolk Health Board Determined to
Have All Vaccinated.
fsnec,,1 1,,snatch "a The Time

NORFOLK. VA, April S.--The avowed
purpose If the health authorities is to
yaccinate every negro in Norfolk Six
doctors. each accompanied by a police
man. started on. To DO this work to-
day. The colored people object to vacci-
nation, and few are in their accustomed
launts. The virus chase thus far has
not been very successful.
4 Four colored suspects We're removed to-
day from the Jail in which L. Turner
(colored) was on last Sunday discovered
to have the smallpox.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
DROPPED DEAD SUDDENLY.
Theodore Agnor Expired Soon Ate,
Reaching His Office.
Dispatch to The Timc

Especial Dispatch to The Tinles.)
LEXINGTON, VA, AEsil S.-Theodore
t. Agnor, aged forty-five years, as he en-
tered his place of business to-day, COM
planned of pain In the region of the heart.
and died almost Immediately. He was
senior member of a firm of furniture
dealers and undertakers, and for the past
thirty-eight years was engaged in that
business, having come to Lexington when
seven years old. He was a member of the
Royal Arcanum, and was recently passed
by their medical examiner. He is sur
vived by his wife, who was Miss Rachel
Shields, and a daughter, Elizabeth Agnor,
a, pupil Of the Southern Female Seminary,
at Buena Vista, and three sisters-N1rs.
Mary J. Wood Louisville; Mrs. Virginia
S. Park and Miss Marion Agnor-and n
brother. Mr.. Lee Agnor, all of Lynch
burg. -Four years ago his brother. Oscar
Agnor, fell dead while in Buena Vista.
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School Of that iuStitl,tin,a ia $50. -..---

ginia, graduating from the Medical
School Of that institution ia 1850.
He was appointed assistant surgeon ~
the Marine Hospital service on February
3. 1897. In addition to his having beer
at many stations throughout the country
DR.. Clark was at the Tortugas quarantine
station, near Key West, during the yellow
fever epidemic Of 1899. He is now in the
immigration service at New York.
DR. Claude II. Lavinder was born In
Lynchburs in 1872. He also is a graduate
of the Medical School of the University
OF the class of 1885. He was appointed
with DR.. Clark on February 3. 1857. DR.
Lavinder was detailed chief quarantine
officer at Porto Rico on January %, 1883
and remained in charge of that station
until October 6. 1900. He is at present in
command Of the Delaware breakwatel
quarantine station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
EXCURSION PARTIES.

The seaboard Air Line Railway ofsrs
for the use OF excursion parties ono OF
the most delightful places on the new
route. ..Spotswood Park is located 1nse
forty miles from Richmond, near ne
thriving town Of Dewitt. four miles from
Dinwiddie Courthouse.
There is large dancing pavilion II
the park and special attractions AID
amusements for all, such as swings. base
ball, shooting galleries. etc. Excellent
spring water on the grounds.
Call at once and book desirable dates.
For further information. apply to ticket
office. No 1905 East Main Street. Rieh-
ruond Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
CHARGED WITH THEFT.
Henry Gale Arrested on the Charge OF
Stealing $500.


Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
CLIFTON FORGE, April Henry Gale,
a resident Of this town was arrested yes
terday morning for the theft of SIS from
the r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. A preliminary
trial will be given him to-day before May
or Tinsley.
Judge George X. Anderson, delegate. to
the Constitutional Convention. arrived in
the city from Richmond this week and
will spend his vacation here with his fam
lily.
Mr.. Jno. A. Parker, of Raphine. Va,
Is here, the guest Of his son, Mr.. II. t.
Parker
Mr.. w. r. Walker. of Richmond. Va,
spent Sunday here At 3 o'clock in the
afternoon he addressed a large audience
in the Auditorium of the Railroad Y NJ.
g A. He left on Monday for his home.
Messrs. Sam. Carter and Wood 3. Car
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
Eller-Tes}1

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)
WINSTON-SALEAI. N. c., April S.-NIr
Willie Z. Eller, of Needleton, Va. and
Miss Carrie S. Tesh, daughter of Mr.. j.
o. Tesh, who resides near Burkeville. this
county. were united in marriage to-day.
The ceremony. was performed ct the home
Of the brides parents.
Tho couple will leave Friday for the
home of the groom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
THREE NEGROES DROWNED.
Fell from Wharf While Trying to Fine
Their Boat.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

HEATHSNILLE. VA, April Sat
wilson Wharf, Lancaster county, last
night three colored men engaged in
fish trapping were drowned. Jake Lee,
William Wright and Northern Thomp-
sen, Of Reedsville, this county, all three
working for Booth & Haynie, fish trap
pcrs. having spent "a few hours at the
wharf store left for the vessel on which
they were sailing. They Fell from the
narrow wharf while trying to locate the
yawl boat in which they had come
ashore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
Negro Given One Year.
snecia1 Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
Z NEWPORT NEWS, VA, April S.-Ben-
jamin Page was given one year in the
penitentiary in the Elizabeth City Coun-
ty Court to-day for shooting William
Upland in the hip.
The commemorative Attorney will
move to nolle pros the case against
George Green, charged with house burn
ing, Green having been acquitted Of a
similar charge.
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Thomas Retained His Seat.
(By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. April S.-House Elec-
ton COMMITTEE No to-day de-,
cided the contested election case
OF Fowler VS. Thomas. from the Third
North Carolina District, IN favor of the
sitting member. Thomas. on the ground
that he had majority or votes on the
facts shown.
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Races Postponed.
.snoci.l nisns,cn no c.hc rimcs1

Especial Dispatch TO che Times.)
WARRENTON, VA, April Sowing to
very unfavorable weather, the Point 10
Point" races, which We're to be given on
Wednesday under the auspices of the
Warrcnton Hunt Club, have been post
poned until Thursday, the 10th instant.
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Funeral of MIR. Cartwright.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
ELKO, EENRICO COUNTY, VA, April
S.-The funeral services of Mr.. Oliver
Cartwright, whose death occurred Fri
day, took place Sunday morning from
his late residence. near Elko. The SER
vices were conducted by his pastor, Rev.
.Ni ". Sheriff.
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AN ARREST MADE.
Amos Wilkins Suspected of Murder 8
j. j. Cobb,
Especial Dispatch to The Time,

SSpeClai LIieputSu 10 Inc
WELDON, N. c., April S.-Amos Will
Eins (colored) was arrested at Roanoke
Rapids last evening on d charge Of be-
ine one of the principals in the murder
OF j. J. Cobb, a farmer, on the night
OF March 18th, particulars of which have
already appeared in The Times. A Rich
mon detective has been working on the
case since the finding Of the body in
the canal. 1t is believed that he has
the right man. and that a full confess
sion will be made by Wilkins, duplicating
others
Halifax Superior Court began yester-
day, Monday. The criminal docket was
light, and was finished up to-day. There
are, however. some Very important civil
cases to come UP during The remainder
of this week and next. Judge George
Or. Brown. who is presiding. is one of the
ablest judges in the State. and in all
probability he will be nominated by the
next State Democratic convention for as
scciate justice of the Supreme Court.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac
Railroad COMPANY.

The New York and Florida Special viii
be discontinued for this season as tot
lows:
Last train southward arrive Byr0
Street Station. Richmond. n:4o r. AZ
Friday, April 11th.
Last train northward leave ByTd-streee
Station, Richmond. e:54 a. NJ, Tuesday.
a pril 18th.
The compartment observation and din.
ing cars VIII be withdrawn from tbs
Florida and metropolitan Limited, and
day coach resumed. commanding South
ward with train arri.inS afain-stFese
Station. Richmond. 1919 2. n. Saturday.
April 18th.
Northbound. with train leaving lfain-
Street Station. Richmond. $50 a. !,
Wednesday. April 18th
w. r. TAILOR.
Traffic Afana8a
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VIRGINlANS PROMOTED.
Assistant Surgeons Clark and Lavinder
Made Passed Assistants.
iSnecial pispatch 10 The Times,

names OF TWO Nirginans We're sent to the
Senate by President Roosevelt to-day Tor
promotion in the Marine Hospital service.
The two lucky ones were Assistant Sur
geons Taliaferro Clark and Claude II.
l-ar;nder, both to be made passed assist
ant surgeons
Surgeon Taliaferro Clark was born ut
The Plains Fanquier county. in 1867. he
was educated at the University of Vir-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
VIRGINIA DAY
At the South Carolina interstate and
West indian Exposition. Charleston

For the above occasion the southers
Railway announces special rate OF $3.50 fo1
the round-trip from Richmond. Lynchs
burg, Norfolk and intermediate pointa
south thereof. within the State or vlr-i
einta. to Charleston, S. c., and return.
tickets to be one sale April 18th onlE
with return limit April 10Th.
The Southern Railway Offers excep..=
tionalIy fine facilities for reaching
Charleston. and has most attractive
route through the Piedmont sectioR
Double daily limited trains: dialns-ca1