Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
THE WEEK in PULASKI,
Wedding Of Rev. Mr. Ambrose and
Miss Ramscy-1Ii<c eIlauY.


|, PULASKI VA. November 1.-tspeciai)
Rev. William Ambrose Brown, rector of
tie Episcopal church, and Miss Mary
Ramsey, Of Alexandria, Va, were mar;
-ied Wednesday evening. The ceremony
took place at Christ. church, in that city.
The residence OH Bertha avenue, lately
occupied by Mr.. Hardess, has been rented
for q musee.
Senator Daniel Til1 speak here Monday
next court day.. and will doubtless
awaken Democrats to active duty. The
new registration lists for the county show
,ess white votes and lis coored, yet over
confidence always Invites and often brings
defeat. ,r-~,--. .rs~s-,.,
MR.. OLLIE ALEXANDER DEAD
After an illness of several days. Mr.. Ollie
Alexander died suddenly Saturday night
1T the Swansea House, with which ne
had been connected for a number Of years.
The funeral services were conducted Mpn-
day at the house Of Rev. W. Ambrose
Brown. and the interment took place IN
the family burying ground near NeWbern.
Miss Lucy Hill, daughter of General
"A. P. Hill. is here this week as a guest of
Miss Annie Macgill, having acGprnnan1ed
he latter On her return from WytheVlile.
An Informal reception was rendered MISS
Hill at Mapleshade Inn Wednesday from
I to 6 p. NJ, during which, many members
from. Pulaski Chapter (Dublin} members
of lanes Breathed Camp, and others had
the pleasure of meeting this charming
daushter of Lees favorite lieutenant and
niece OF the daring General John Morgan
THE tClRCy1T COURT.
| Circuit Court is. still il session. It1e
third trial Of the case of Stephen Custer
against the Norfolk snd western hati-
read Company resulted in q verdict foi'
s. 900 in faver Of tile plaintiff. II ttle
4irst and second tris1s the iury placed
manages at s6.0GD and 5000, respectively.
The case of NJ S. Tate against W. l.
Cooper. administrators was, on the IN
strructfoq4 of The court, given to che de-
fence. s-l.s,,l ,-,,.-s.t. IT,
The damage suit Of DUNCAN AGAINST the
Norfolk and Western Railroad com many
for $4,000, after able argument Oh no'HH
s,i7es went in favor of the defendant.
Tba case of Calfee against the same
ro,nnanv. Tor alleged damages caused by
sire lis; neY~before the court and the large
n1,nl,ar of witnesses indicate g, lengthy
trial.
MISS Willie Withers., Of .WytheViHe, IS
j guest this week of Miss Annie Macshi.
Pulaski is honorea by the. election OF q
Colone. James NIaegill as grand COM
p1ander OF the Virginia camps pf The
United CGnfsderale y etefais. ~ ~
ol11,el is full Of enthusiasm and ACTIVITY,
| Mrs. w. @. Van Doren is visiting friends
| in New Jersey
Mrs. Henrietta Davidson has gone to
spnsend the winter with her daughter AIRS.
Mark Bull Of Lynchbnrg.
Miss Eva Calfee has been spending
! few days with her schoolmates at the
NEoman's College, .Lynchburg.
Rev. ! 3. Morton and Mrs. Morton at
| tended the synod in Norfolk from which
nnint they go for weeks visit TO friends
in North Carolina. On their return they
will occupy Cartridge cottage for the
winter. -,
Mrs. ]. b Baskerville, Jr.. after visit
of several weeks to- her parents, has re-
turned TO Portsmouth, Q. = .es..s
| Mrs. J. II. Snuff is visiting her slster-in-
| law. Mrs Marshall Snuff. of Bristol.
Mrs. Galway. OF Bluefeld, w Va, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. a h
;IoTdsn. hasareturned home.
Aiss. ID. C. Robinson Is in Baltimore
under medical trssatnent.
.Mrs.KM, tcrsed Stehe As recovering from
AN attack OF diphtheria. 20
Nfrs.' NE ofliItak ana children, OF TsetW
IRiver, arc spending the week With hef
Sister, Ms. s. IS B4ldyiln.
MISSES Mary AHA Ls6fse Phelps. en-
s,o,rYt, frii,1i yyfiierilIe fo their new home