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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
DUNLOP POWELL
Beautiful Ger ,nony at Historic Oak
Hill. e, l-oudou,.
Special Dispatch to The Timcs.o

!EESBTRG. VA. November q. A fash
ionablc wedding took place on Wednesday
al L. o clock. November the Goth al Oak
] 1Jill,'' the home of the brides father
,lcar North Fork this county, when Miss
Grace Carter Powell, daughter or Mr..
and Mrs. William Levan Powell became,
the bride Of MIR. James Freclaild Dunlop
son of Mr. William Laird Dunlop
prominent lawyer of Georgetown. y. c..
and a grandson of the late Judge Dunlop
OF the District OF Columbia.
The ceremony was performed in tile
presence of a large number Of guests at
the I ONE of the BRIDES father The his
1nrica old mansion WAS profusclv deco
raied with beautiful chiysanthemuns@
carnations. ferns roses and palms. The
tride entered tho. room with the groom
and was bceonnely ALTERED in a suit Of
dark blue brcadcioth They were attended
by Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlop, father and
mother OF the groom. and also by Miss
Agnes Peter, granddaughter Of the late
Commodore kennon. with Alt. Arthur
Peter. a prominent lawyer of Washington,
ID. C.
breakfast Yves served after the ceremony
In the hall1of the old mansion. Later
Mir. and Mrs Dunlop left for an blended
tour to Northern cities. and will reside
on their return at ''Wcoa.5Hr,n.' a beau
tifE! estate near l3eesbure, recently pu-
S BY Mr. Alexander Rogers.
icth bride and groom are descended
from distinguished ancestry. on the ma
telral side NJ. Dunlop Is grandson CT
the late George Washington Peter Of
Loclgilie Md. q member OF the State
scisate. and whose father was Major
Peter. OF Tho regular army. u s. >, and
represented his district il lie United
Eta,cs Congress Mr. DUfiiop IS also re-
lated to the Cassows2f1s porScys and
Y.idpeIeys, II Maryland Who figured in
eaionial times as members Of the upper
sna lowes. houses of Lord Ealtinnre's
Cornell.
Mrs. Daniop descends from Colonel Lee
,.;.ts Powell, OF. Midi'ebu1g. Va. who was
d commander of5 the Sixteenth Nisginia Reg
tr1..slt III the War Of The Revolution and
wax vii Il G e,tcrai W Washington al a5dt a1ii-a
,n.. the Valley Forge campaign and also
:. presented his district In Congress, and
d .nerll,sr az THE Virginia Convention OF
ass which ratified the Federal Genstisu-
tor.
SEINE, of the guests present We're Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Peter. OF u Rockville.
MD: MIR john III. sC;assowaN, Of MARYLAND.
me lsey. rrseland Peter of the Pro5Ca-
th.drai. Washington. D. c.: DR.. and Mrs.
Alfred Powell. Of Baltimore: Mr.. and Mrs.
= y. White. or Leesburg: Mrs Janet X
Harrison and daughters OF Leesbnrg; Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Powell. OF I1eeshurg; Mr..
and Mrs. George Bradley and daughters,
u Maryland Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ed
wards Mr. and Mrs. Dade Hcmpstone.
H.iss Lizzie Worslcy. the Misses HOFFMAN,
t.iss Mary Rogers. DIR. and Mrs Fish
t,ti,ne. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wildman and
n
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FIGHT OVER LICENSE
The Powhatan Clay Manufacturing Co.
VIII V gorous'y Oppose an App cant.
Special Dispatch to The Times.)

8
POWHAT.AlS G. H.. VA. Nov. rs.
Next Monday is County Court day. Judge
William NJ. Smith will preside There are
several cases to occupy@his attention. One
is the case Of w. C. Shredder. who Will
apply for a liquor license. to sell at re-
tail at Dorset. 1t is reported that his APP
pication Will he fought vigorously BY the
T.owilatan Clay Manufacturing Company
and that they have secured the services
OF Mr. H. II. Smith OF Richmond. 10
represent them. Mr.. f. G. Soathall Will
represent Mr. Schroeder and the case
will be an interesting one ard will in all
probability attract large crowd to our.
court.
Farmers are pushing their work on
their tobacco. The larger number of them
will not sell until fter the holidays. La.
Dor is scarce ana il is hard TO get it
shipped in tire to sell ea.i.sr
The Hard we'll Novelty Company, of this
place. are. putting up an addition to their
large factory. which will be used as a
q, SIng shed.
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OPENINGS Of Interest ~ the cities and TOXINS Of old Virginia

which will be started next Saturday.
he building will be four stories h:sh
Iany will employ 1900 iands-2.o00 white
ana 200 colored.
Al a meeting Of the directors OF the
Ftrkley Street Railway division OF the
Norfolk. Portsmouth and Newport News
Company hsld here to-day, Alvai, Il
Martin. president of the Berkeley Street
Railway division: H. p. Page. secretary.
and M j. Mcfarland treasurer. re-
signed. R Lancaster Williams. OF Rich
1nGnd. president Of tho Norfolk. Ports
mouth and Newport News Company. was
elected president to succeed III. Martin.
Wellington Hardy, also Of the big com
pany, succeeds Mr.. Page as secretary
and c. 2. Kale succeeds Mr.. Mcfarland
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WADE ACOUiTTED
Tried at Max Meado"s for Shooting
Wayman Wade.
SPECIAL Dispatch 70. The Times. y

Especial Dispatch 70 The .fimesl
yTYTsfEyTTlLE. VA. Nov. 70. ne pre-
lfrrlinary trial OF VIII Wade, who shot
p-av,nau Wade at the Max Meadows
fIirI3ils e Saturday. was held to-day before.
Justice Gillian. at Max Meadows result
ing in an acauittal The prisoner testi-.
ned that he thought Wayman SNatis WIS
in the act OF drawing a pistol when he
silot him. believing that he did 50 IN SEX
defense Waymau had previously threat-
ene6 VIII Wade.
thousands OF pounds of turkeys are
being shipped from this county From
Saturday morning until last nigh, one
Wythagille firm bought turkeys To the
value OF seventeen hundred dollars.
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JONEo-WORTH
Beautiful Ceremony al Washington
Street Church in Petersburs.
Special Dispatch to The Tincs.)

4 -
/ PETERSBURG, VA. November Co
1 A most brilliant assemblage witnessed the
tssarriaEe of Miss Mary Brink Worth TO
/ Mr. john James Jones this evening at
| ocIock at Westinghouse Methodist
Church. Palms and beautiful white chry-
sal themt.ns were profusely used with
/ lighted candles III The church decorations.
rae brIdal procession was led py Misses
1tc!cn Randolph kevan and Elizabeth w
Io,tWry. flower girls, sirewing roses as
they proceeded up the aisle The ribbon
,}olC.Is were Masters Thomas c. Maclin.
Jr. ;snd Wilson B. Roper.
The bridesmaids. III becoming gowns of
White organdy, over white taTeta SILK, with
chiffon trimmings. carried white chrysan-
them inns They were Misses Grizeile Null
len. Cat,i1sle Spottsnood. Hattie Booth,
Sadie MECHANISM. Josie French. Martina
collier, Eta Culpeper, Of Portsmouth;
Lizzie Bradbury, Ida Jones, of Brunswick;
Martha Thorpe Of Richmond. The
grocmsmen in attendance we're Nessrs.
Henry Plammer. r. Al Craddock, Arthur
Jones. Of Wilmington. y. c.: ". L. Iiln-
.ner Jr.. Joseph. Nenahle, Fisher Collier.
Charles Bridgers Robert Martin. j. 3.
Worth, Jr j. C.. Robinson. L. L. VNiiker-s
SON. Miss Jessie NORTH OF New \ ork
cousin of the bride. was maid ot honor
s;.Ie wore a very handsome gown OF en-. en-
!,roidered chiffon built Oh PINK iaiieta
silk. and carried a bouquet OF p iioesiiiaiu :
, roses.
The bride. who is exceedingly beautiful
ana. STYLISH Wore an exaGistes gown Oh
!, l9ire MORE velour chiffon. point lace
trimmings. illusion veil, gracefully gain ;
cred with.a diamond s,lnburst and car
ried a shower bouquet u brides roses;
ST.. was escorted 10 the altar by her IA
ttt.r. and was met there by the groom and
his best man. Nh. Edwin Spottswoods5
iI2r. W. G. starr.#the pastor OF the church
i clforrnea tie ceremony. The bride IS the
laughter OF Mr.. ]. J3 Worth, prominent
manufactured in this city. The groom IS
q well known young business man OF this
city.
among The out-of-town guests we're Col
az Il and Mrs. Z. Il. Brink sir. and Mrs,
A3rian Ritidick. MI. 6. Charming ;SGs-
leII. of Richmond; Mr. and Mrs Wil..am
i. Worth Of Wilmington, \. G; Mass
gsiIcc @ooe Clarke. of New \ oI-S; Dr.. ana
AIRS. J. Il. Jones. MI. and Mrs. j. i1enliei
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel i3a1rows OF
brunswick: Ior. and Mrs. Narnon CalpepeT,
OF Portsmouth.
s reception was given the bridal party
a; the residence Of Nh. Joseph 3. Worm
i'm M etliateiy after the ceremony NJ: ana
Mr.. Jones will he at nome at No. III
So;lih sycamore Street after December
5I:ti n
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o. e larr ages.
D5s.,ateh to The Times.

ROANOKE. VA. Nov. 26--Niiss kath-
erinc1 Fircy. youngest daughter OF Kev.
s,d Mrs. S. Nj Frey. and Mr.. LynWood
s,et;hee. Of Bristol. We're married TINS
,,7ornlne# at the res dence Of the bride,
~. ofIjliati1g ii1e couple left
for their fllture home IN Bristol
Ar. G@ssSs,s shpors, OF the silops.,a !; No n,
Miss Minnie i3ureh, daishtsr OF NJ 81.
ard Burch, Of FRANK n. We 8 M, ..u
~ ,he IA rsorasye OF the First Bap-@
,isr ChIlrch this afternoon. FEY u
j. Shipuan oi1ieiapns
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Otto L. Evans as to the amounts to
which he deems the various claimants
entitled has been awaited with much in
terest This report has now been flied In
the Amherst Circuit Court. 1t allows So
a bove-named attorneys. and gives the
executor five per cent. on money actually
passing through his hands. and one per
cent. on the balance, making his amount
about 5000 This would reduce the total
of $50. COO to $4,000. II Is not thought that
the commissioners report will be ACCEPT
ed by the claimants, and Jut:ga trims
ley, OF the Circuit Court will have to de-.
eide as to whether it must stand.
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AN ELOPEMENT
Miss Pagan and Mr.. Garrison Wed Des-
pite Parental Objection.
ls.,aasa, 1lis,,a 1nh 20 .l-hn Zines

SUFFOLK. VA. Nov. 225-Beinga unable
TO wed IN Virginia. because she WAS un-4
der age and her father refused TO give
his consent, Miss Fannie fasan OF
i franklin. Va. today eleped with j.
Garrison. of Winston. y. C.. presumably
with intaationSto set married. The father,
William Thomas Pagan. VINO travels for
john L, Hurst & Co. Of Baltimore. siren.
urusly opposed the marriage. though he
Knew Of the eiopement in advance When
seen tonight Mr.. Eagsn was nluch
giieve.l and the discussion brought tears
III his ewes.
Miss s,IsrJrltis SHEPHERD and j. J. Brink
ley. a Suffolk insurance man. We're M ar
8ieG tonight az .ti3c Ai:as;l-Street Metfo-
dist Church BY Rev. II. a. 1,ntts. MISS
Magic Brinlsies was maid Of honor ana
William c.. Howell was best man
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
SEVENTEEN BOYs FINED
Butit Could Not b Learned Who Shot
Sam n syis
(special Dispatch to 'rhe Time.

lsUscliI TsFatcti 20 m. -i ITlss.I
ROANOKE, VA, November 226.-Seven-
teen boys were before the Mayor Of VIM
ton this morning for throwing rocks at
sam Davis, who was shot last Sunday
night while on his ray from church With
Z. young lady and is now at the hospital
with a bullet hole III his head. II coitld
not be found out who was the one E:!e,
shot him. and the hoys were fined from
81 to $3.50. Davis is getting along vefs
well.
Robert w. Linkenhoser, aof this city,
who had his leg cTusnssi 1t Z is
yesterday afternoon. died at the hosEtiat
today. He was twenty-five years OF %
and unmarried.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
HUNT AT 5kEsWICk
The Princess TroubetskoY VIII Fotfos
the Hounds on Saturday
,-.a.,a, r,5s,.-ct, 10 TIC gilncs)

SPECIAL Dispatch 10 . t.fs ! .ts's.s.'
KEswIcK. VA. November - s me ne
Keswicll Hunt Club Nil ~.
nioiii 7ra n1nt after the new pack
~ r. ROUNDS nuI1 recently bought By ~ {. ~
1u,ia. ...ios yho will ride are Mr.. and
,1rs $50 ''en potts. the Princess Trodoets-.
kov, Mrs. DR.. Thurman ana MIS-. ,, neaa
Cn.ssr,, sIcco,:lb. Macon and Randolph.
os a,,. = and Mrs. John Palmer Mcclure.
i NV Richn5nd, will spend Thanksgiving
~ -. Mr. md Mrs. Julian Morris at
Colonel 4. L. Riyes, who has been
.nuite i'll at Castle Hill for some weeks,
i slightly better.
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William Wardwcll Whitmore. of near
Eas, Lexington. took place last night at
S o clock al the homo of Mr.. aid Mrs.
John H Whit,nore. OF near LEXINGTON.
parents OF the groom. Rev. John H
Light pastor OF Trinity Methodist
CHURCH. off ciatcd. Miss Mamie S!aowai-
tor was mad OF honor. and Mr.. Burgess
Wll.tmore. brother OF the groom. was
best man. The affair was very quiet.
only the immediate friends OF the con-
tracing parties being present.
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Goirgs IS Acquitted.
Especial Dispatch to The Times

Especial Dispatch to the EIInssJ
ALEXANDRIA, VA, November 2h-inS
Jury this evening in the case or William
Goings tcoIoreel. charged with the iilas-=
der of Willard R. Birch. OF Aiexanafia
county. returned a verdict OF not suiits.
The case has been in progress n ene
Alexandria County Court since Aioilday-s
Birch was struck a blow on me hss.d
In bar-roou at Rossiyn AleSandria
county October Sth. and died in Wash
inston twe days later from injusies ~
tanned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
NEW NORMAL St !. DOL
!, 1ce5r. WITH the Judg>

E.t,bfSsbesi in Hcc@sf.e! sYtE9 me ool4S~
rnent 81 up-to- ae Educators.
Is TIE Tinassp
.,s : Sow .-.6.-fhe Piano
Normal SEQ ,,s,t,tt, vyftn Mr..
On tEa t6sis'i r,s.,s,, Virginia, =.
:: y Z @ MRS. Lettie Lawson. OF
psii-'. i.l. assistant. The school
4 ~ ~ ,I.5s,g..,y#rss. of seventy. and every
--z.@, $3.50 y,s& prosperous ssie'n.
D, .sss,,.4tan of several public
Il, tft na;gfthorhooti, and#in
.tacgiss ot;t the principlc en-
ls'.,..,..l t.q IS Macy Of the educators Of
5.ls,-sE., eiasirltdlity Of tie establish
,,,., s.: a central High School in each
za,n,.slnity 20 take. the place Of thu
y,,.5.,v second ard third-cIass schools now
lat1s. cenaucted.
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Allegree-M7ody.
.,,ao;al J,i.ratrh 10 The fTimes.)

CHARLoTTEsylLLE VA. November
ca-a1r. Il j. Alleerec. formerly with
ltne Charlottesville Hardware COMPANY,
This city. but now a representative for a
charlestown west Nirginia) firm, was
married this morning to Miss May MOODY,
of Trimhle. Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs 4Allegree will reach here
10 morrow on visit to the groom's
parents.
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Wanted in pa, vile.

fsoecial Dispatch to The Ttu.as.f
ROANOKE. VA, November 26.-Shack
Wilton. (coioredl, one OF the negroes
charged with the murder o { 81. old negro
in Danville. on the l4th. was arrested
tonight by Officer R:gney. of the Roa-
noke police force. and turned over to OH
Ger Smith Of Danviile. who was in the
CITY looking for him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
TWO QUIET WEDDINGS
iIarrisonburg Couple Selects an Early
Morning t,Lur.
special Disaateh totIhe 1ilnes.y
ARRiSaNRJ7R(i VA Nov 2S.-Two

special Disaateil totl,he 1imes9
iIARRisoNBURG. VA. Nov. 26.--Two
.agiisst weddings Mere celebrated here to-.
c.Ly The ticst one MAS 1T $50 o c!ech
tins morning Sfie'l Ar. William
Il thompson. "a wei. known Young man OF
l3aYton8 tins county, ana Miss BESSIE
Hess. the only daughter OF, Mr. George
II Hess deputy clerk OF Circuit court,
Mere United III the holy bonds OF malrl-
ilsofy BY Key. y. 1anmactl, OF the
u IS. Church.
The other Mas that OF Dr. Thomas A.
BRYAN, OF NeY York, and MSS Annie
i. ifaller n daughter OF Mrs. Ella I
2eher. OF this city who We're married
by Rex e r Palmer ID. of the
Presbyterian Church. Dr Bryan IS
president OF the oeinfnnia carbon 'on-
many. ot New York. and HIS been spend
il.s several months with relatives in
ais ri,Is,4f No.
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KidweI!-Swan.
(spec.al Dlspa tch to- The Times,

Especial Dispatch to-The TImes1
GORDONSV1LLE. Va. Nov. Pa
great surprise was given to her friends
and acauaintances this morning when
the rumor was spread Of the marriage
of Miss Lizzie. Swan. daughter OF NJ r.
NJ. Swan, to Mr. T.. T.. Kidwell, who IS
connected with the Southern Railroad a s
telegraph operator. They left Gordons-.
vile yesterday at noon and were quietly
married at Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
SCOTT TYLER
Mss Mary Tyler the srtde MIR. W. G.

Scott.
fFsvs Associated i2ress.N
cIIARLeo a l3.s,sA l.i-i. w. Nov. 20.
AIRS 1s4sila4n v5sTi1n.-r Scoit Jr, a
9opi,iar young mar Of this city. and
Niss vary lgler eldest langt4ter OF
AIRS. S. ChamIe fs-ier. OF tSoitt! Second
Street. We're married al II O'Clock THIS
morning al tie First Baptist ,hurcn.
tie ceremony. being performed by the
Rev. sol,n Is .su,5,In, ii. u. the pastor.
The o. tlnony was Neiy simple, nut
nome the less l3rctty. all Of the attendants,
being 8ttireG I'M travelling dress. The
4shers were: Mir. Gabe G. Htll. of the
University of Virginia.: NJ Niilain A
iI4snbeft of The. t.itTs MIR James E.
Tyler, brother Of tie bride aud Mr.. Guy
s.. Scott. biathe- OF tho E1oenl.
Tie bride entered the CHURCH With her
t5rotilet Mr. Rasold W Tyler. Of Sails.
bury y c., Mile tho groom came in
Nth .1is#iest man Mt William a COOL
t.teI5 formerly FrI,e5efIcks hlrS, but
for the past year. resident ofsthis, ely, CITY,
IRE maid -of honor was Miss Helen
Ntarttrs. of charlottesville. There were
no 5.4aesinaids
" Air. aud Mrs Scott left on the noon
train for Richmond to witness the
I3hanssriving football game be-
tween Virginia and North Carolina. La
ter. In the week they viii go 70 Wash
5ng for the brides foi;ner nome in North
Carolina they VII ',e AT home after
December, - i :, their friends.
The bride is Il graduate Of the Abe
mare College ard OF the City High
selaoi, beng especially accomplished In
music.
me groom. is city editor Of the Prog
ness Il .y,,als1ate of no University OF
Virginia editor Of the University OF VIZ
.eiria Magazine fur two terms. and has
.fecptitlS had an article accepted By. LIP
r,if,catt's MacaziIle.. !Ie IS exceedingly
.roJu'ar both in he city and az the lisl-
sverstty.
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Whitnaore.--LurtY.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Times)
l.ENINGTOsS. VA. Nor. 2S. rhe mar.
.sagc OF Miss Annette Mnfchtm Lurty,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Wiiian j.
2.u,ty. or Tacoma, Washington, AMI NJ
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16

ing Mrs. Camilla Coffee, at her lovely country home, 'Ardoyne."
 Mrs. Rebecca T. Bayliss is visiting rela- lives at Pride station.
 The Rev. James Maurer of Birming- ham has been visiting his friend, the Rev. Father Buner, at St. Florian.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Broadus of Newark, Ohio, were in the city this week. visiting their cousins, MT. and Mrs. s. s. Broadus.
 Richard Smith. business manager of the Columbia Herald. visited his parents here this week.
 The Rev: E. D. McDougal left on Thurs day for Birmingham. to attend the synod of the Presbyterian church. Mrs Mc- Dougal will join him there from Thomas vile, Ga., and return with him.
 Mrs A. P. Smith and family left Thurs day night for Memphis. their future home, where Captain Smith recently located.
 Mrs. Lee Ashcroft visited relatives at Pride this week.
 Miss Loula and Miss Annie McPeters have returned from a visit to their friend, Miss Susie Hurst, of Russellvfl1e, Ala.
 The Rev. Horace w Jones of New De- catur visited his friend, the Rev. s. s. Harris, this week.
 George s. Houston of Bell Nina, and John Pugh Houston of Memphis were in the city this week visiting relatives
 Captain Vim. P. Ellis has returned from a two months stay at Riverton, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16

occupies the Greek chair at the Univer- sity.
 The Junior German club gave a most delightful dance Friday evening MT. E. L. Clarkson, the leader, had the assist ance of Miss Annalee t'itts. There were a large number of couples present.
 This being the week of the Elx's carni- val, there are a large number Of visitors in the city.
 Mrs. s. L. Spencer of Knoxville is tho guest of her mother Mrs. Carrie Jones.
 The L. T. Els entertained at dance Tuesday evening. Mir. James Strudwick | led He was assisted by Miss Bertha -'rowell of Birmingham.
 Mrs. John w. Abercrombie is spending the week with relatives in Montgomery.
 Mrs. l.. L. Herzberg and little ones of Gadsden, who have been the guests of Mrs. B. Friedman, on Greensboro avenue, have returned home. at
 The "Quakers were delightfully."- en- tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. versity avenue.
 Dr. and Mrs. w. G. Somerville have gone to New York to spend several weeks. Dr. Somerville will do post graduate work at the New York Polyclinic. MT. and Mrs Rink Pickett of Washing ton are the guests or the former s aunt, Mrs. M. P. Jemison Mrs. Pickett was formerly Mrs. Kate Jemison of Tusca- loosa.
 On next Tuesday there will be german given in honor of the Texas football team which plays on the campus that after noon.
 Miss Mertie Trimm was married to MT. Ollie Crumley, Wednesday evening, at the Northport Baptist church. The cere- ad f1,a T. n Dawson and the Rev. J. R. Magill The church was elaborately decorated. The attendants were Marvin Shirley and T. R. Taylor. They left immediately for visit to Birmingham, after which they will go to their home at Woodstock. Mrs. F. M. Edwards of Woodlawn Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. T. Garner.
 The out-of-town guests at the Crumley- Trimm wedding were John Tobin A. T. Perry, G. B. Neal and Dr. J. N. Buchan- an. of Greeley.
 Milton Stewart Of Baltimore is in the oft
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
ON THE RACE TRACK
At Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, November 15.-Laya and Mary Glenn were the only top choice winning purses today. Jockey Lindsey was thrown from Dynastic In the last race at the start. and fell in front of the field, but luckily escaped serious in- jury. Weather clear and cool track fast. Attendance 5000.
 First race, six furlongs, selling-Laya, 91 (winkheld) to B. won; Miss May Day. e7 Qindsey) to 1, second; Temptress 1Os qIelgerson) to 1, third. Time, 1a5.
 Second race. mile, selling-Prof. Ne vellie, s5 co. Kelly). 30 to 1, won; Frivol, ss (W. Woods). 30 to 1, second; Tthel Da. wis, H (Gilnore) 12 to 1, third. Time 1:42.
 Third race, five and half furlongs- Laura F. M, 1O2 Co. Kel1y) 8 to 1, won Jake Greenberg, 113 qIelgerson) to 5 second; Ollhant, 113 Crroxler), to ! third. Time, 1:0SA.
 Fourth race, mile and eixteenth-Ade- lante, 96 (Houbre), 6 to 1, won; Talala- 92 C. Kelly) 25 to 1, second Brion, lOl CWinsetD, to 1, third. Time, 1:45.
 Fifth race five furlongs-Mary Glenn, 110 (Lindsay) to 5, won; Miss Knicker- booker, no CTroxler) 15 to 1. second; First Attempt, no CWinslett), 30 to i, third. Time, 1:01.
 Sixth race, mile-The Messenger, sS GIoubre), to l, won; Nettie Bawn, 9S (O'Connor), 10 to 1, second; Last Knight, 102 (Helgerson), to g. third. Time, l:4S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
THE IRONS FALL
 FROM PRISONERS
THE VENEZUELAN GOVERNMENT TREATS REVOLuTlONiSTS AS BEING cRusHED-eAsTRo IS. SUES PROCLAMATION

Washington, November 15-Mail advices are to the effect that q report mad reach ed the Capital City that the irons had been taken off of Gen. Manuel Herman deg. pr. Finol and the other prisoners de- tained in the Castle of San Carlos. Hernandez was imprisoned by order of President Castro to prevent him from participating in the recent revolution. Hernadez has been a prominent figure in past revolutions. and an aspirart for the presidency.
 Mail advices show that the government now treats the revolution as having been crushed. President Castro in proclalna- ton concludes by saying:
 "The most sublime triumph has this day crowned the efforts of patroitic hero ism. After seven days of great and su- perhuman efforts in the most deadly and bloody struggle recorded in our history, 5000 heroes have obliged 10000 mercinary assassins. hired for the misfortunes of our country, to bite the dust.
 General Mates and his followers have now an opportunity to rejoice in their work. In the seven days of unceasing battle they have seen the hood of all their countrymen run in torrents.
 Three thousand killed and wounded is the least these unnatural sons of our beloved country have caused. They will vision of widows and orphans, the only their families, and so will 1t be with all those who have unjustly and wickedly taken part in the most unreasonable and criminal of revolutions"