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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
Quiet Ceremony Uniting Mr..
Rogers and Miss Lille.
FINE CEREMONY AT WAvERLY
Miss Blanche Baird Becomes the Bride
Of mr.. Elijah Moffii,-A Young Man
ofRockingham Elopes and Has
Trouble 10 &c, License.

Especial Dispatch to The Times,

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Oct To-
a very quiet bu; none the less a very
pretty wedding vas that which was ceie-
brated at clock THIS afternoon in Inc
handsome pariors OF Professor and Mrs
William Minor Lies residence on Last
Lawn at the University OF Virginia.
when Miss Mary Lille. tie sister OF Pro-
fessor --iie was married to MIR. Edward
Rcinhoid Rogers, of Petersburg. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr.
John Ridout. rector of Grace-Street
Church. Petersburg. the groom's pastor.
The officiating minister was to have been
Or. T. NJ. Carson, Mrs. Lies father.
whose recent death in Lynchburg made
q radical change OF plans for the wedding
necessary.
The parlors of the Lille residence were
tastcfully decorated with magnificent
palms and white ostrich plume chysan-
fhemums. the color scheme Of white and
green being thus effectively heightened
There were present only the families of
Mr. Rogers and Miss Lille and a very few
friends OF each.
THE BRIDE.
The bride was handsomely and very be-
conlingiy attired IN a dress Of white crepe
de chine elabofately trimmed with Ouch
ess lace She carried no flowers. The
maid OF hono- Miss Louise Cooke. OF the
University, was atti,ed ia white organdy.
The best man WAS a brother of the
groom. mir. Floyd Rogers. now OF the
e7iscops; Theological Seminary at Alex.
eaArje out yor two years a student OF
tAs University.
Afr and Mrs iso.,ers left over the South
e-gi sta4sroe,l ri $50 o'clock Tor the North.
r;gss,.. ,e .i5,,ses,syl@. r.,. Kill! lie spent at
Ejlw York and ,Sisrara.
Vie wedding present received by the
and were numerous.
a..e bride IS ,n~ II The most popula;
o. ss-e Yniwcrs:t " girls. She is very pref
tS5 = handsome and winsome woman and
biga.st# accomplished.
THE GROOM.
ar Ecgers .s8a .ioctor >. philosophy
Of ths. 81 -se:.<s.Eg. ard a5s had conscera-
b!e ax-s=ries-;,a 81 teaah.r;f" 81 connection
witt. his si.ec!a. WORT - IS a; present
principal ot Miss I5l,atts School in RicS-
1nond. and last session sar,:t. al Browns
University Schoo; near, .ilis city, In
awarding Sim his s2n. 2 degree. Professor
Noah * -cfl1is 81 the school OF logic
and pege::cls.y AT tie Ea!versitv. said of
Mr.. Roca-- thatgne had sarsht the Uni
versit- cia SECS inHtaat school during MIR.
Davis absence on account Of illncEs. and
that he IMr.E Davis cou'd not have done
the wo,.a; better than ii was done by Mr..
Rogers. Cor from Professor Davis
1}is Is as commitment a could he
Maid any + ,Ir Rogers was. during
h4r <cleepe ed,tor-in-chief of the
1Yn,vers.tv zine for several terms
and was mrs ut OF tile jefferson Lit
.erar-v Soriet raore than once and is
acknowledges hest dehatcr. 1ieis n bril-
liant young man with a great future be-
fore him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
ELEGANT CHURCH WEDDING
A Fashionable Assemblage Witness Cer-
emory at Waverly, Va.
fc,nc;a T. n;rn,+ch "a Tha sTiynesl

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
NAVERLY, VA, October 15.-One Of
Tie pret'1est marriages OF the season was
celebrated here this afternoon at 8
o'clock in the Christian Church IN the
presence OF large and fashionable as
se1nblage, the contracting parties being
Miss Blanche Baird, OF this place. and
rir. Elijah Motif, Of Ashehoro, y. G. The
interior of the church was Beautifully
decorated with ported plants and cut
flowers. The room was darR.ned, and
Under the glow Of a softened Night from
the chandeliers the beautiful souvenir
ring ceremony was performed by Rev.
J. Presley Barrett, D. D., OF ChTistts1
Memorial Temple. Norfolk. Va, assisted
by Fey. r. H. Peel. pastor &c the church
here.
The ushers were Mr.. ]. f. West and
DR.. J. z. Rawls. Of Suffolk; Mr.. J. f.
Fsi,d. Of Lynchburg. and Nj. c. .. West,
Of Newport News. Promptly at o'clock
aislcs in single file, followed ON the left
by the maid of honor. Miss Grace West,
OF .yaverly: the ring bearer. little Mary
sterhenson. of Wakefield, and by the
bride. leaning upon the arm Of her bro
ihor-in-law, Judge ]. F. West, OF Wa
verify, who gave her away.
The groom. with his bert man. Mr..
HerScrt. H0ftltt. OF Ashehofo.S N u. sIOl-
lived the ushcrs on the right TO the
ollancel, where the ceremony was solemn
~ and beautifully performed. Miss
IIa;lche Fleetwood. the accomplished
daughter Of Mr.. p. T. Fleetwood. OF this
rlace rendered Mend elssohns and the
march from LohenErin while the bridal.
party entered and retired from the
church. TIE ceremony was performed
vliiie the orKanist played the soft, sweet
strains of call Me Thine Own" which
added beauty and enchantment to the
SOLEMN occasion.
Tie bride is one OF Vfrkiria's loveliest
aud most attractive young ladies'. daugh-s
ter OF DR.. O. II. Baird. Of Sussex, and
lie groom IS a prominent young attor-s
neg and Mayor OF Asheboro. n. c. They
left or the O'Clock train for Washing
ton and the North, and after a several
days triu VIII return to the home OF
The groor, at Ashehoro. The display OF
--cs=nts vas ore OF the largest and
hardsorrest ever seen in this section.
Th. bride was dressed in handsome
Soins-away gown of navy blue broad
cloth md wore hsr mothers brooch, an
heirloom of the family. as a belt pin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
PHILADELPHIA MONUMENT
Dabney H. MaurY Chapter Sele
Speaker for the Occasion.

fSp-eIsl His,ntch to The Ti1es.)
PHILADELPHIA. PA. October 10
General Dahnev II. Maurr Chspter OF
the Daughters OF the Contn5eracy met
Yesterday afternoon and made. arrange
n ents for the unrei,ing IN October 18th.
at Hollywood Cemetery. Richmond. Vs..
G. a monument Dedicated to the memory
OF the known and unknown Confederate
dead buried in Philadelphia eensterie..
Among the speakers on that occasion
will be John Cadwa!adcr, OF Philadelphia,
ana Thomas Nelson Page and General
F'itzhurh Les. OF Virginia.
The officer. Of the chapter-Mrs. T..
Ashby Blythe, Mrs. Saudain Bucr. Mrs.
James H. Hoffscker, Mrs. John D..
Emack, Miss Gertrude Agn-. Byers. Miss
Margaret Rental ard Mrs. James T..
Hal.ey-vin 70 to Virginia for tho un-
yelling ceremonies.
The Devon Post. 6. A. r.. will also
tend representatives..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
Objects to a Negro
TEACHER for HIS Son

ESPECIAL Dispatch to The Tires-)
NEWPORT. r. l.. October 15.-At the
last meeting Of the schoo! Board. George
II. Ellis. a citizen. appeared. and said
hi. wife strongly objected to having their
son taught BY q coIo.ed teacher, and he
ne.fA.d IL. committee that IL the chitd
va. not admitted to another school ne
wocld rot attend school
The beard then went into executise
session and considered a report OF .ae
rruar- odlcer, who recommended that MI
Ellis son be prosecuted Under the ,ru-
ancv act The board adopted th- tru-
ant oNc.r,s report. and an arrest may
folIew. IN that case the I'D VII pEcad
80 v,,,,ty and his father .ill make
test case before the higher courts. The .
.a.heri. a daughter o. the Rev. Mah'on
Van Horns, the American Consul At ST.
Thegcas.
rxr.nt. OF other pupils have objected.
but none have taken their children out OF
school,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
FINE TENDANCE
At RADFORD FAIR.
Interesting Events and Sale Of
Cattle.
SENATOR CLASS PURCHASER.
SENATOR CLASS PURCHASER
The Roanoke Brass Band Gave Splen,
did Concert-The Woman's Ex-.
hibit is Very Full and Crowded
at All Times.
Special Dispatch to The Time,.)

Especial Dispatch to The Iime3.)
EAST RADFORD, VA, October To-
Three thousand people passed the gates
a the second day Of the fair here to-day.
The weather was ideal. and the fair
mana cement is happy. The Roanoke
band opened the exercises of the day
With a magnificent concert in front OF
the Erandstand for one hour.
THE RACES.
The first race of the season was calleo
1t II O. clock Trot,ing race, six entries
June Bug. Axlist, Roberta. Jack Rtutiian.
Jack Crook, Frank Crook-purse sl9v, one
rnile-June Bug .tlrst, Roberta second.
Second race-coits, ore-half mile. run
Ming, six entries. purse. Slev-neauo"
Maid won.
Third race-runnins. ons mile. pu.se'
500 four entries-Cabln Boy. owner 6s e
=. Richard (col), OF Richmond, won cas-
lily. Time, 2:1o. .,oo su.
Fourth rao--runnlng. purse. siu~0'i-
vendoIe won tho half mile dash In l:V1-
CATTLE SALE.
At1o o'clock the cattle sale was resuned
,or one hour and nearly comPleteo.
Tnorour ,areds went off cheap.
-,rne rrornen's building exhibit - vel
mil and is crowded at all times
Non. Carter Glass purchased some O.
ia. Thoroughbred cattle for MS farm "
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
WANT MORE WARSHlPS
Minister Bowen Asks that They Be Sent
inv;ew Of Cri.;ea4 Situation.
(By Associated Fe.s.)

inv;ew Of Cri.iea4 Situation.
(By Associated Pre.sD
WASHINGTON, Oct 1s.-Urited state.
Minister Bowen. at Caracas. has caolet
the State Department. x..}etnx that ena or
perhaps two mere wsrships be sent to
reinforce the suEhoat Marietta at La
Gu=ira in vicw Of the present critical
situation which has arisen d the Vene-
zuelan capital. Sometime ago, when Pres
ident Castro left his capital, Minister
Bowen expressed to the State Department
his fears that an occupation of the capt
tai by the revolutionary forces would re-
suit in riotins and pillase and be attend.
ed by great dangers to unprotected tor
e!gaers. Suck g situation. it IL in
ferred here, Is again imminent. 1t is
preba BILE that either the Panther, now a
Colon, or the Cincinnati. now Off Hayti.
will be ordered to the Venezuelan capt
tai.
Tho following cablesram received this
morning from Minister Bowen, dated
last night at Caracas. shows the criti-
cal coalition OF aifirs in the field.
The army is still near Valencia; no
particulars obtainable. Valencia close
~ surrounded and battle now going
on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
DAWSON HUTTER
A Quiet but Elega { Home Wedding.
Beautiful Decorations.

Beautiful decorations.
LrNGHBURG. " VA, October 10
Miss Mary Lyons Huttcr daughter OF
the late Ferdinand Hutter was united
In marriage here to-day to Mr.. Frank
G. Davidson. Jr., formerly Of Washing
ton, D. c., but now OF this city. The.
ceremony was performed at 2:30 this
afternoon at the residence Of the brides
sister, Mrs. II B. Watts, Ma 100 Clay
Street, by Rev. James NJ. Owens, rec
tor OF St Paul's Episcopal Church. Ow-
ing to a bereavement in the family OF
the bride. the wedding was very quiet,
and only very few relatives and init
mate friends being present. The dou-
BILE parlor., which were utilized for the
occasion. had been handsomely decorated
fer the occasion with cut flowers and
evergreers. the prevailing colors being
white and green The arrangement was
most effective and made up picture Of
rare athaciveness.
The maid of honor. Miss Mamie Grif-.
lin. daughter Of Judge Samuel Griffin.
Of Bedford, and a cousin Of the bride,
wore 4 most becoming gown OF white
orEandie over white silk, with a large
white picture hat and carried white
carnations. Two young ladies'. Misses
Mary Christian and Clauclne Hutter,
cousins of the bride, gracefully per-
formed the duty Of opening tbs door
They were prettily attired in white or
candle. The brides costume was Of
white crepe de chene over white taf-
feta with large white picture hat
bearing white ostrich tips. She car
-ied 4 shower bouquet Of violets. The
hest man was Mr.. Robert NcAllister, OF
BALTIMORE.
INN, ediately after the marriage. Mt.
and Mrs. Davidson left for a bridal tour
which includes Thousand Islands, Mia g
ara, Canada and Boston. They Will re-
tilrn in about two weeks and will be at
home ut No. 722 Clay Street
Mr. Davideon is in the brokerage BUSH
nc.E IN Ly'nchburE and his energy and
b,ejnesx capacity have enabled him to
Tln a f!atterins success. He is regarded
rs 4 rising young bueiness man, and his
many fine qualities, together with his
courtesy ard kindly consideration for 9TH
ers. have earned for him the confidence
a-,l esteem of the entire community. His
bIi5e IS charming and beautiful young
lady. whose gracious disposition and
brightness of intellect have made her ex-s
eeedinEly popular.
Ms. Hutter's mother was Miss Mary
Lyons, daughter of the late James Lyons.
OF Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
!. QUIET HOME. WEDDING
Mr.. u Quint Vowel Makes Miss Nellie
X. Dame His Eridf.
(specl.l pfspttch to The T1mcs.)

. (Sp.ci3l Dfsphtch 70 The Mines.
RECKTRSTILIE, VA. October 15.-
M. j. Quint Vowel and Miss Nellie Is.
beane we're married on the 18th instant
mt the home OF the bride. the Rev. Mr..
White CEpiscopalo. rector of Stanacds-
a.!le, officiating.
The bride was hecomingly attired III q
suit OF gray, trimmed in stitching and
white pearl buttons, with white silk
tlouse. She wore a gray felt hat covered
with white silk and trimmed with long
white ostrich plnmcs.
Miss lIula Marshall, cousin OF the bride.
was maid of honor. and Mr. Charles Dur
r.; was best ,oan. Miss fIettie Deane and
Mr. Walter Ma were attendants also.
The wedding was a very quiet affair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
TEARING AWAY THE OLD
POINT PLEASURE PAVILION

Especial Dispatch to Tbs Tim-s)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. October l5.->
Tho work OF tearing down the pleasure
p.vtlseu at Old Point began to-day. by
crdec OF the war Department The stFuc-
ture /. causing snnd-bar to form IN
obstruction to navigation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16

only few friends and relatives being
present. The bride Is the second daugh-
ter OF Mr.. .. s. Deane. OF Quinque. and
Is lovely young lady OF the brunette
type. -
The groom is the Oldest son Of Mr..
James p. Vowel. also of Quinque, and
is al, est!nable young man. He is bro
Their OF Mr. Dallas II. Yowell and Mr..
Victor Vowel. Of Richmond
They will be at homo to their friends
at the residence OF tho groom. near Al
bano Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
Dinwidiie Residence Burned.

Especial DISPATCH to The Tlmes.)
MERIDIAN, VA, October 15.-The
residence OF Mr.. L. E. Coleman. we'll
known farmer OF Dinwiddie county, was
destroyed by fire Monday about 2 P. NJ
The fire is supposed to have occurred
from, a defective nue. The loss I. esti
mated at $500 No insurance
Mr. Coleman had been making large
Improvements to his home during the
last two years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16

Oakland City. Ind. where he will deliver
a political speech tomorrow. hen aies-
toned in regard to tho statement that tina
Secretary wa, planning to purchase .
large block OF bonds. the treasury off1-
clals now here declined, in the sccretary'a
absence. to discuss the matter further
than 70 say that the report probably was
without foundation. The fact that the
Secretary ha, 50 far declined all bond
Offer. /, taken a. conclusive that he Is
3. present. at least, In the marke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
sHAW.s BOND OFFER
His Proposition Has Found But Few to
NV Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, d. c.. October lon
September 18th asst Secretary Shaw Is
sued IN order to the erect tnat tne ae-
partment would purchase any OF the
1,niteA State, s per cent. bonds OF 1904
Al ,n5 nat, II presented on or before oc-
toher 18th. to-day Under that offer the
s.crst.ry has purchased IS to the amount
OF sesHs.
some days aftsr this notice was issued.
II, sseretary announced t4tat offers for
ii. sa,s Of Eeverrme .ts - and +s would
be considered By the department. but m
ti.natea that the prices must be low II
.a1as were made. Offers under this an
nouncement have bes2 received sE<EsEa-
ting 1. follows: ss.7eotoo fs. OF 1925. at
s1:t Is; 100000 AZ, ef 1907. At E1fbo: all
OF these offers have been rejected.
Secretary sAaw is now on his way TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
Welded in ROANOKE
Quiet Home Wedding Of Miss Annie
Lucie Salc--An Announcement.

Especial Dlsrutca to The Tines.)
ROANOKE, VA. October 1s.-At high
noon to-day M Edward Sidney Holman.
assistant secretary OF the Z. NJ. G. A.,
and M!ss Annie Lucie Sale. daughter OF
the late DR.. E. n. Sale. OF Bedford City.
were married at the residence OF the
bride, Rev. Dr. Hawkins officiating.
The marriage WIS quiet affair. only
a few intimate friends Of the parties be-
Ing present The couple left on the noon
train for Lexington, the former home of
the groom.
Cards are out announcing the maria Sc
Of Mr. Virginia Allen Spindle. dnu-ftcr
OF CAPTAIN T. w. Spindle. and Mr.. I'd
ley r. Celes. of Williamsburg. Tho MA r
riaEe willstal,e place at ST. Johns Church
on the eeta.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
A MINISTER MARRIED
Rev. Frank Wotten Osborne Weds Miss
Helen Pauline Morton.

Especial Disra tch to The T1mes.)
FARMVILLE, VA, October IA pref
ty wedding was solemnized at Appomat-
tox Church, in Prince Edward county,
his afternoon at 4:so o'clock. The con-
tracing parties were Miss Helen Pauline
Morton. very pretty and accomplished
young ;1dy. and Rev. Frank Wotten Os-
borne. a recent graduate Of the Union
Theological Seminary, who has charge OF
], church In Hanover county.
Or. Richard Me1lvaine, OF Hampden-
sidney, oA!ciated.
The ushers were a1tssrs. Samuel Selden
and Charlie Price. The certrony over,
the happy pair received many congratu-
lat.ons. and LETT on tho afternoon train
for their home. in Hanover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
ISLE OF WIGHT MARRIAGE
Miss Nellie Gait Parkcr the Bride of Mr..
Jasper Cotton.

tsreeiel Dispatch to The Times.)
SUFFOLK, VA, October B-Jasper
Cotton, nephew Of Mrs. Charles 2.
Pickett, of Washington, D. G., was mar
ri,d this afternoon to Miss Nellie Gait
Parker. daughter OF George H Parker.
at Benn's Methodist Church. in Isle Of
Wight county, BY Rev. NJ. S. colonna.
The attendants were Eddie Cotton. the
bri1exroor,'s brother. best man: Miss
Mary sue Parker, the brides sister, maid
Of honor: Herbert Hsll. CTefrcrd Parker.
sidney Eli, and r. ". Phillips, ushers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
Partridze-Franks.
7f<,.-,,,n,.,,tch "a rnc Tir,es.

{speeial Dispatch to The Tires)
CHARLoTTEsvILLE VA. October Is.
Miss Alice Franks, the eldest daughter
Of Mrs. W 5. Franks. Of Ridge Street,
va. married at Rocheport, Mo-. Monday
to Captain n. l. Partridge. OF sedaiis.
Mo-. Miss Franks left this city about two
week. ago to visit relatives in Rochsport,
and news was received to-day OF her mar
rage. she is we'll known here. having
resided in the city all her life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
Barrett ohrson.
(snecial Dispatch to The Times.

ISFtcIAI -IJ1sFKtcH 70 2 0e 7 lI1es ~
LOUISA, VA. October 15.-Arr. W. c..
Parre,t and Miss Bette S. johnson, Of
tn. county, were married this afternoon
at the home Of Rev. q. P. Richardson.
the oficiatinG minister.
The bride is charming lady Of mature
Years. and the groom ha. just turned
the forty-nfth milestone and is one Of
I oui.a's substantial farmers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
TROUBLES OF ELOPERS
Couple Fleeing from a Fathers Wrath
Have Hard Time Getting License.

Especial Dispatch to The Tines
z WINCHESTER, VA. Oct. 15.-Fleeing
from the wrath OF his expected father-in
law. whom he feared to face before His
object was accomplished. L. x. Smith.
Young man of Mt. Clinton. Rocking ham
counts. Va made a flying .our into three
States today for a marriage license for
hi;nse,f and Miss Grace Araentrout, also
of Nj. Clinton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
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buaHa HegTesadq d. San qan don nlrfESn fErl5
fiaues Ranierf dlstsnEl 8 1893 SesP!os'a
doha Isabel s0ta,srbngd sva 10 pfua o.
10 lllpesT Sent sieFqa 4taatrilnflie lfli, y
en- silsdad IliRna azaalezzII Gn1E Ga1 15 Mar
Ayal MonsalF Grsgorsa Sg5yqzzlIqcAH Sg5yqzzlq cAH1oJpSs
ISHarRAoaib aid is -b9gp 9d OF irsbias4
.grp peBo AlanuRll Raol5iE ehao TsgFsSadeo
de esa Capital 4 donde fue ofel desg6a-
diaf7asaaccident syictina St, nlRlDgrado
haTfnans dqileA td9sAllllag2 bns .YIsss9osa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-14
J. Cuarto de Socorros

Lnis Monta6ez (nido), ctrado de /
1herida contusa de S centfmetros de lon
gitud sobre la region frontal izquierda
Iette, safyo accidehte::. 2s'... ,.-. 80 +
5ose Cuevas, c4rado de, una confusion
Iso6fe ef tercio superior del iantebraze
zddiefdo. LeSe, sin, asistencia. s.'.''
Nicoiasa Cruz, clrada de una contu
sion 5sobre Ia palpa lei .dedo pu1gar 'dss
laa niaah9 }izqP izzqqisFda. heve sig Asifte s
+ Geronima Colon. cnrada de contusio
mes al 'pomuto y antebrazo nquierdo J
Parafffazos Ell Ia cara. y Leve, sin asisten
Iuis G0daa1sz,e ze9et5u 9et5ufado de una herids
Pcoft;lsa DE centfmetfos lie iiongitul
len "a qqeglonl: ssrontaf iz9uierda lLeve
SAWS ,acefden 80 {, r. 60. ~ =.