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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-13
MARRIED IN WASHINGTON.
Miss Helen W. IAemper the Bride of
Mr.. Z. w. AhIeS.


CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, November
l2,-(SHecial,)-At s o'clock this evening
at the residence of Mr.. J. Barton Miller.
1871 Thirtyfifth street. Washington. D.
G, Miss Helen Wilmer kemper of Abe
marie county. was married 10 Mr. Robert
Lawrence Ahes. the impressive ceremony
being performed by Bishop Gibson. of Vr-
gin!a. The bride was gowned in green
lace. chiffon and veil. The house was
decorated for the occasion with roses.
pinks. ferns, etc. The event took place
in the presence of the members of the
families and a few invited friends. among
them Miss WITT, of Staunton. Va; Miss
Annie Lee Penn. OF Danville, Va: Miss
Helen o'Ferrall, of Richmond Va: Miss
Ethel Kemper, Of Fishersville. Va. and
Miss Ahles. and Mr.. j. w. Ahes, of THE
Naples" and Mrs. Scott Mcknight, Of
BaNs.de. Long Island
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. L. kenper, OF Albemarle county. Va.
and is decided beauty. She is extremely
popular at Richmond, where she is So
cial faVorite. and in Washington, where
She has been IL the habit of spending
several OF the winter months for the past
three years. She is a grand-nece of the
late Governor James kemper, Of Virginia,
ana is sister OF Mrs. j. Barton Miller,
tride of few weeks. at whose resi-
uence the wedding took place this eve
nhhg AIR. Ahles is president or the Basic
CITY Iron Ore Company. OF New Jersey,
and @ member of the Engineers Club Of
New York. and of the Institute OF Mining
engineers. He is quite sportsman polo
player. etc. He comes Of one of the finest
oid families Of New York State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-13
WE'D BENEATH A FLORAL ARCH
Marriage of Mr.. w. T. Carter ana
Miss DeIhn p Powell.

c,al@.,5The Church Of the Good Shepherd I'd,
beautiful weddings that have eyer tax n
p ace n this. vicinity VIII Miss Detha
Farke 7,-i powell vas led t he altar !. by
affair was a "ConAeaecats "ed ing the
color scheme was, Of cour e, red. and
white. The arch and oh noel of the
church were draped wi h red and white
bunting. intcrspersed with CO federate
flags Graceful ferns ard palrns formed
a background for he ca mi scene
AS the sWee s,rains Of 1T the s,rs wedding 1n
of McKenny, Va, fiilfd the church, the
wedding party entered. Two little flower
girls-Misses Virgie Baskerville and Bes-
foiloW " by the br ID five gowned
in white and five in led org !ndy. formed
two parallel lines; one of white a
they held a,oft TIL; If bouquets of 1err
white chrysa nthenums, making a floral
arch of gltat BEAUTY. under wrich the
Powell, passed to be met at he altar hy
the groom and his best man. Mr.. John
Fraser. The cerem ny was impressive
" performed by the Rev ". A: K: Good
cause I Love You VIII CHI VS. softly
played during the ceremony, were fit,
ting accompaniment 80 the beautiful
scene. TO the triun- phant, -es of Men
delssohn's march the maids and grooms-
men followed the bride nd groom out
OF. the church l., the -foHovi g. order:
Miss Hattie ca borne P well with NV.
John Frazer; Miss 3 tt Baskerville
Powell with Mr.. T. r. FIR eman; Miss
Lille Henrine. of Po- hata til Mr..
r. J. Powell; Miss Fmi y Ilizah til Bas-
ksrvil e wi II Mr.. Fam Gee; Miss Mary
Elizabeth Rives with Mr.. NJ Percy
Doyle; Miss Per'a P well tn Mr.. John
Bate: Mis- Nina Viii more. of Peters,
burg, with Mr. Jim Bfc !; Miss Daisy
Dean Doyle with Mr.. Grail G. Zehmer;
Ass Yancy. of South B ston. with Mr..
James Cuthbert, OF PETERSBURG
Yancy with MIR. Charles w. Doyle, and
Miss Blanche Cuthtvrt, of Petersburg,
with MIR. A. K. Powell
The happy par then drove to the
beautiful country residence of the brides
father. where q ira gnificent breakfast,
served in true Virei ia style. after
which the newly-mar id coup left on
the New York Special via he
ar Line railway for an EXTENDED north
ern trip.
The pride is the beautiful and popular
young daughter of DR.. Eugene c. Powell,
of Mckenny. Va. She was gowned in a
lovely creation OF white silk null over
taffeta. and carried a satin-covered mar
riafe VOW. from which the ceremony was
performed The groom is agent for the
Seaboard AIRLINE Railway Company at
Mckenny, Va, where Mr.. and Mrs. Car
ter Will make their home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-13
welded IN WASHINGTON.
Mr.. Blair 3. StrinEfeIlovv Makes Miss
Larcombe Ills Bride.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 12.-(Spe-
cial)-The marriage In this city al
o'clocA to-day of Miss Mary Alice Lar
cornbe~ daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
S. Larcorlhe. to Mr.. Blair Burwel String
fellow Of Richmond, Va, was beautl-
full event, witnessed by only few per-
sonal friends outside of the family groups.
The colonial drawing room of the Lar
comba house, that has its walls hung IN
green brocade and has fine old mahogany
furniture and many rtistic specimens OF
past and modern days. needed but little
other characterization. The front window
space was divided off by massns OF
palms. On the white mantels vases fil!eo
with pink chrysanthenums were incom-
plete harmony with the tasteful effect
prevailing. In the music and dining rooms
the same daintiness in the floral arrange
ment was noticeable The bride came
down stairs with her father. preceded
by her maids of honor. Miss Edith White.
of Richmond. and Miss Hessic Cooper,
OF Jacksonville. Fla, and the groomsmen.
Messrs. Coleman Workman, G. Cole
Scott Melville Branch, of Richmond
and the brides brother, Mr.. John S Lar
ccmbe, Jr. The bridegroom and the best
man. Mr.. j. Wade Stringfellow, ap-
preached the palm bower by another en-
trance. The ceremony was performed by
Rev Dr. Stafford. The youthful bride
who only made her debut last winter and
Is most charming and attractive in man
ner and person, wore d princess dress
of white satin. the bodice almost entirely
Of Irish point and chiffon. A diamond
brooch. the groom's wedding gift. was
worn, and the enveopins veil of tule
fell from wreath of orange blossoms.
Fer shower bouquet was Of white orch
ids and niles of the valley.
The attendants were In dainty. fluffy
dresses of white or2andie trimmed WITH
Irish lace. Their large white tulle hats
were trimmed with white p1urnes. They
carried clusters of pink roses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-13
MARRIED IN CULPEPER.
Wedding of Mr.. Chas. NJ. Waite and
Miss Catherine Payne.

.CULPEPER. VA, Novsmh.r 12-fs spf :
cial.)-The most prominent event OF TINS
season in the socia! world of Culpeper
occurred to-day when Mis- Gatheri inc
bride Of Hon Charles Miller Waite: of
This county. Tbs. marriage Occurred a At a t
hgh IN Gnr IS near he home
of the bride. This charming lit lie rustic
church standing conspicuoutly apart
from the other buildings of the village.
is proud of its history, and has has b. been en
IS that OF to-day The popularity
happy couple, as well as the plea sant
weather afforded all an opp! ), rtunttX 70
exotic p ants. The soft 81 W. of lighted
tapers, the gentle str ms of he weddins
Professor Gle-n c. Gorroll. of c lpeper.
Va: the many pre- ty si's and the
stylish cos umes made an inspiring scene
tnat will linger long in thu memory OF
pc stor performed the Ger mory,
The bride wore gown of gr. en- panne
cloth and a picture hat ana FRIED q, O.
attendant was the maid Of honor. Miss
Emma Payne. her sister. The later wore
light eolored cloth gown "a AID 81 Garrle :.
man. The ushers were Messrs. Alex: r.
Wood A. E. Brown. V. L. Saunders.
and E. S. Perry. Pretty and tite Miss
Lucy Blake. a niece of the groom, was
ring-bearer She was dressed in white
and looked very sweet.
Mrs. Waste is a most estimable and
ACCOMPLISHED young lady: and his taken
an active part in the social world Of this
section Mr. Waite is Commemorative
Attorney for this county. and is destined
to take prominent place in the legal
fraternity Of our State. The ..appy couple
took the MONDAY train at Brandy Sta
t n for an extended northern tour before
returning to Culpeper. their future home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-13
PRETTY LYNCHBURG WEDDING
wedding of Mr.. j. F.. West and Miss
Lucy PattcSOn.

LYNCHBURG, VA. Nov. 1.-THE new
Court-Street Methodist church was this
afternoon at 5 O'clock again the scene
of a brilliant marriage, when Miss Lucy
Richeson Patteson was welded to Mr..
John Francis West, both young people Of
this city. A large assemblage witnessed
the ceremony. which was performed by
the pastor. the Rev DR.. j. W. Young
The us':ers were Messrs Giles H. MIL
Ter ana John L. Casllie. T. D. Hubbard
and r. NJ. Taliaferro, all of this city.
The groomsmen were Messrs. z. p.
Miller. W S. Bell Grey Nowlin J. FAN
ner Kin1ier. Oscar l.. Nation, James
D. Adams, John Kinckle and Mosby Ry-
land. of LynchburE: also, Joseph e.
Johnston, Of Farnvilte. and Robert NJ
Booth OF Clifton Forge The bridesmaids
were Misses Ethel Rucker Matte Scott,
Elizabeth Patteson. Margaret McKin-
ney and Hilda Forsburg, OF Lynchburg;
also, Misses Katherine Foster, of Rich
Lucy Neal, of Danvil!e: sa;lie West Of
Bedford, and Josie Richeson, of St Louis.
Miss HenLie Patteson, sister of the
bride. was maid of honor, and her cous-
in, Miss Giles H. Miller. was matrCr of
honor, D.. T. p. West Of Bedford City,
brother of the groom. being best man.
The bride was gowned in white Duchess
Sdllll eli lIdlue, WITH OF Cl.1ICQ
and Duchess lace, iong bridal veil caught
with spray OF orange blossoms, and
carried a shower bouquet of Brides roses
The bride is daughter of the late Sam
uel Patteson and of Mrs. Victoria Pate
son. She is petite and pretty and not
long since was voted the prize for being
the most charming young lady In the city.
She is member of Court-Street Metho-
dist choir and one OF Its most efficient
Sunday-school teachers.
The groom is a book-keeper In the First
National Bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-13
WEDDING BELLS AT BRISTOL.
Marriage of Mr.. H. II. Shelton and
Miss EIofse Sewer.

At the home of Mr. and Mrs Charles L.
Sewer. No. 323 Sixth street, a wedding
1 to- PLACE this afternoon when Miss
Harry H Shelton. Dr.. ". O. Cochrane,
pastor Of the first Presbyterian church.
was the officiating minister.
The house was artiStically decorated
with chrysanthemums, palms and ferns.
and presented most beautiful scene when
the guests assembled to witness the happy
union of this popular young couple.
The wedding chorus from Lohengrin was
rendered by the following quartet: Mrs.
VIII Ferguson. Mrs. Judge William S.
Stuart, Captain Thomas a Davis and
Mcdowell as accompanist
The bride was attired in a travelling suit
of dark brown cloth. and presented a
most charming appearance.
The couple received many handsome
wedding gifts
Among the out-of-town guests We're:
Mr. and Mrs. H. r. Brown. Of Greene
vile. Tenn; Miss Margaret Watson and
Miss Lucy Shelton. of Virginia.; Miss
the Rev. Joe r. Sewer, of Richmond,
Va. the aforementioned being brother
of the bride.
The bridal couple left for Washington
New York and other eastern points, and
will be absent for two weeks.
The bride is the only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Sewer. and is pretty and ac-
complshed: She was graduated from
Martha Washington College. Abingdon
Va. where she demonstrated special apt
ness for music as well as briliancy in
literary matters.
The groom is an able young lawyer, hav-
lnS succeeded Chancellor Hal. H Haynes
resigned, as member Of the law firm Of
Curtin & Haynes, the firm name being
Curtin & Shelton. Mr.. Shelton is a native
OF Floyd county. Va. He received his
academic education at HampGen-S Sidney
College having graduated from that in
stitution in 1887. Two years later he was
given a diplomat for proficiency in law
from the law department of the Cniver-
sity Of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-13
a GREENSBORO WEDDING.

GREENSBORO, n. c., November IL
al.J-There was beautiful mar
iage at st. Andrews Episcep pal church
n this city Mr.. Charles NcGii and Miss
Laura Ballard, two popular yotng peo-
pie of this city. being the p fnclpals.
he affair was a chrySantnemum ..-s,-
ing. that flower being used almost eX-
lusive y in the decorations. The maid
of honor was Miss Ne lie McGi !: sister
Of the groom. Mr.. r. L. Carr, OF Balti-
The ceremony was performed V Rev.
Sanders II. Gurgnard, as ted by Rev.
j. D. Miller. of Harper's Ferry. W. Va
rhe usners were Mess. C12rence r.
Brown. O. Williams, Cameron Gales. and
& L Fry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-13
A RICHMONDER's BRIDE.
Miss Elizabeth Dame Becomes the
Wife of Mr. Miles.

Wife Of Mr.. Miles.
BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. 12.-iSpecial.1
One of the prettiest weddings of the fail
season took place at $50 o'clock t,lis
evening in the Memorial Protestant Epis-
copal church, Bolton street and Lafay-
cite avenue. The bride was Miss Eliz-
aheth Lee Dame, the only daughter OF
Rev. DR.. and Mrs William NJ. Dame.
The groom was Mr.. Walter Iiernoor'
Miles, of Richmond, son of DR.. Thomas
Fl. and Elizabeth T. Miles, of Halifax.
Va. The ceremony was performed by
The brides fa,.er, assisted by his son,
Rev. William Page Dame. assistant rec
or Of Memorial church. There were pres.
ent a great many relatives and friends
from Baltimore and Richmond. The
church was beautifully decorated.
The bride entered the church with her
uncle, Rev. George W. Dame, of Baltl-
more by whom she was given away.
A full choir sang the wedding chorus
from Lohengrin. The bride wore an ele
CANT gown of panne crepe and duchess
ace. She carried a shower bouquet of
brides roses and lilies Of the valley. The
maid Of honor. Miss Josephine Putney
Of Richmond, Va, wore a gown of pink
embroidered chiffon over pink silk. anc
carried a shower bouquet OIL PINK CaTlla-
tons. The bridesmaids were Miss Grace
Lennon. Miss Amelia Page Dame.
cousin of the bride Miss May V Cren-
shaw, Miss Sidney Wetheral, Miss Peacny
Brown, Miss Mary Norris Hough. and
Miss katherine Hough, all OF Baltimore
and Miss Elizabeth Lloyd Lee, of Alex.
andria, Va. The bridesmaids wore gowns
Of white point d'esprit over taffeta. anG
carried pink chrysanthemums. The best
nan was Mr.. Langhorne Putney, of Rich
nond. The ushers were Col. William
Shelton and Mr.. Robert w Williams,
Of Richmond; Mr.. Frank Goddard, OF
Boston; Mr.. William Drewry. of New
York, and Messrs. George Wilmer Dame
and Randolph Nelson Dame, brothers Of
the bride. After the ceremony there was
a reception ut the home of the brides
parents, 1409 Bolton street. The paternal
grandparents of the bride are Rev.
George w. Dame. of Danville, Va, and
Maria Page, of Cumberland Va. The
maternal grandparents are Col. David
Funston and Laura Nelson Meade, of
Clarke County, Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-13
LANGDON LEAFS BRIDE.
Leads Miss LavilIa Lyons to the Al
tar In CharIOttesvfIIe

Especially LavilIa Belknan
Lyons was married to Mr.. Langdon Lea
at 8 o'clock this evening The event took
place at Christ Episcopal church, the
Key. Fl. B. Lee, rector, officiating.
The bride was dressed in white lace
pearl trimmings, and carried a shower
bouquet OF roses and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor was Miss Aroli1le
3. Lyons, sister of the bride. She was
attlred in white mousseline de sole;
bouquet Of yellow chrysanthemums The
bridesmaids, dressed in white mousseine
! NUNS. We're Miss Adelaide Northington,
Of Alabama; Miss Bette Miller. of Viz
ginia; Miss Elizabeth Price Of New
York; Miss Katharine L. Lea and Miss,
Nancy Lea, Miss Pauline Bowie and Miss
lsabe! Harrison. Of Philadelphia Mr.
Thomas Cadwalader, OF Philadelphia.
was best man and the ushers were
Messrs. y. ". Pope, William W. Leon
ard: Fl. ". Turnbull. Dr. William A.
Fisher. OF Baltimore: Mr.. Brutus J. CLAW.
Of Atlanta; MIR. Algernon 3. Roberts,
~. e.. #RoSengarten, Jr., Mr.. Arthur L.
Wheeler: Dr, Macy Brooks. OF Phladel-
of the bride.
Mr.. Lea and his bride leave on the mid
night train for the North, after a re-
seption to the bridal party at Judge T.
B. Lyons.
The bride is the youngest daurhter Of
Judge Thomas 3. Lyons OF this citv
formerly of Louisiana. and Mrs. NARY 4
LYONS, regent Of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, and the groom is
a son of Mr. J. TatnaIl Lea, OF Philadel-
rhia, whose summer home is Bloom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-13
A PETERSBURG MARRIAGE.
Wedding Of Mr.. Patrick Hamilton
and Miss Lena DOMAIN.

PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. 12.-(Spe-
cial.-Mr. Patrick Hamilton and Miss
Lena Donnan, daughter of Mrs. Alex
ander Donnan, were quietly married at
the residence of the bride this afternoon.
Only the immediate rela tives of the con-
tracing parties were present. The groom
is a brother of Hon. Alexander Hamilton
and is in the employ Of the Southern
Express Company In this city. The bride
is a daughter of the late Alexander DON
nan and is very popular in the social
circles of Petersburg. Mr.. and Mrs. HAM
ilton left Immediately after their mar
riage on an extended Northern tour
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-13
.EMPORIA HAD ONE, TOO.
Wedding of Mr.. George Stanton and
Miss Emc Baker.

.ial.}-The marriage of Miss .Eff1e Baker:
i this place. and Mr.. George Stanton, OF
wilson, n. c., which vas solemni East
.1ere to-day, was one OF great interest
n the society circles of Emporia. and
ocial event of Importance.
The ceremony took place IN the Memo
owing with friends OF the young couple.
IND was performed by ths pastor OF ne
hurch Rev. J. D. F'orkner. in beauti-
I'll and impressive manner
The church was tas e,u ~ and oea !,u.
fully decorated with palms and ported
pants, and darkened save for thS lights
rom the candelabra wn bs,ehfe 1ta5ed r.
beauty of the scene.
The bridal party entered the chuIcn ~
he strains Of wedding march, sxgul-
5itely. rendered by Miss Farmer. Of Will
Or. Thompson. OF Wilson. and Messrs r.
w. D. Jones and P. W. Turner, leading:
They were followed by the maid OF
nonor Miss Rose Baker, a sister r, OF y, me
ilar. the ring-bearfr. who was 70
by the bride who entered the church Win
her uncle. Mr.; J. F. Baker. She vas vas met
at the altar by the groom and his y
man Mr. George Gorham, of Wilson, who
came in by one of the side asks
The large crowd in attenoan az tne
church as well as the mar bIv at1ssted
tho very high regard in which the yoGns
couple are held in this community me
bride is daughter of the late Charles
Baker. who was che of the most prom1-
nent and weaIthiest businessmen OF this
county. and is a young woman OF most
attractive and engaging per o1lailtS:
Possessed OF a handsome presence, many
accomplishments. and gracious manners.
he makes friends easily. and is account
ed one of the greatest favortes in the
society circles of the town.
Mr.. Stanton. is teller in the First Ma
tional Bank Of Wilson, n. c.. and is one
Of the most prominent young men o,
that town in social and business circles.
The couple left on the Ii o'clock trail
for an extended southern tour. after
which they will make their home in VIII
son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-13

Burke. of SpotsyIvania county Owing to
the recent death of the brides mother
only members of the immediate tamiiles
were present. The ceremony was per-
formed by DR.. John Pollard. of Bowling
Green, in a very solemn and impressive
manner
The large and handsome parlor was
beautifully decorated with growing plants
and chrysanthenn1ns which. beneath the
soft lights, looked especially beautiful
Mendelssohn's wedding march was rem
dercd by Miss Leila Cropiey.
Misses Annie b. Burke and Louise
Cropley, sister and niece of the bride
respectively, acted rs flower girls, "hlle
Miss Lizzie Cropey. of Caroline, with
MIR. Charlie Dickinson. OF New York.
brother of the groom, Mrs. q. III. Girls
rIcnd, of Spotsrlvania Courthouse. sister
of the bride, with W. r. Burke, of Fred
erlcksburg acted as maids and grooms-
men The maids and flower girls wore
white organdy and carried white chrys-
anthemums-
The bridal party formed a circle upon
entering in The center of which the bridal
couple were united. During the ceremony
Miss Leila Cropley played softly WINS
pering Hopes" The presents were very
handsome and numerous. Among them
vas gold watch and chain, gift OF
the groom: also s12o in gold. After the
wedding the party we're ushered into the
spacious dining room. where an elegant
wedding supper was served. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Dickinson left on the o'clock train
for New York, where they will in the
future reside the groom being valued
employee of the Western Union Telegraph
Company in that city
Among those present from distance
were, Mr.. Samuel Dickinson and wife. Of
Norfolk; Captain Dickinson and family.
Of Richmond; Mr. A. H Crismond, of
Spotsylvania Courthouse: Dr.. c. S. Webb.
and Mrs. E. G. Cundiff, of Bowling Green.
Rev. ]. ". Hickman, pastor of the
Spotsylvania circuit left to-day for Rich
mond to attend the Virginia NJ. E. Con-
terence, which is in session there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-13
A Bad Negro Caught.

BUENA VISTA. VA. November 12-
(Spsciall-Albert Dixon, a desperate negro
character who claims his home is in
Massachusetts. was sent TO the grand
jury this evening by Mayor Lee TO answer
the charge of shooting a freight train
on the Norfolk and Western last Wednes-
day evening.
Dixon was arrested for being drunk ard
disGrderly. During the trial evidence was
introduced by his wife, whom he threat
ened to kill, that he was the party who
did the shooting
Three shots were fired. one entering
the cab window. passing through and
burying itself in the other side within a
few inches OF the conductors head,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-13
PRETTY DANViLLE WEDDING.
Miss McCu1ly Became IN Editors
Bride This Morning.

DANVILLE. VA, Nov. 12.-{Special.)-
At the home Of the bride in Wilson street.
at 9:45 o'clock this morning. Hiss Edna
McCuly, the young daughter of Mrs. E..
0. McCully, was quietly married to Mr..
James Lewis Gravely. The house was
decorated in flowers and autumn leaves.
There We're present only few of the
friends Of the contracting parties The
groom is the editor and proprietor Of the
No License Advocate" monthly news
paper. published in this city in the in
terest of temperance. The bride is one of
the most popular young women il the
city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-13
a Ronnoke weddtns

ROANOKE. VA. November 12-tSpe-
cisL)-To-night at the residence Of the
brides parents. Miss Clara Capito was
married to Ernest 3. Lynch. The officiat-
Ing minister was Rev. Fl. l.. Hout. OF St.
Jasaes Methodist Episcopal church. South
Miss Frances capito. sister OF the bride.
was maid OF honor. and Edward TfnsIey.
OF the Virginia Bridge and Iron Cons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-13
VIM. 7. SISEMORE KILLED.
Falling Doors Crushed Him in Al
exandria Yesterday.

exnndria Yesterday.
ALEXANDRIA,, VA, Nov. 12.-tSpecial)
William T. Sisemore was instantly killed
in a freight car in the yard Of the South
cru Railway Company shortly after 10
O'clock this morning while engaged in
transferring large wooden doors. He was
caught by six of the doors, weighing about
i've hundred pounds apiece and his neck
was broken.
Three other men. including J. Il slse-
more brother of the dead man, were at
work In the car. They succeeded in get
ting away, but the unfortunate man was
caught.
They then began the work of extrica ting
Tim. The doors were SO heavy that help
had to be summoned, and when he was
eXtricated he was dead. j. II. Sisemore is
overcome with grief.
me dead man was employed as Iaborer
HI was forty years of age and unmarried.
He lived with his brother. at 1106 Prince
street An inquest will be held this even
ing.
Sisenlore was a native of hIiddleburg,
Va. The body will be taken there tor
interment-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-13
Cunid in LouGoun.

LEESBURG, VA. November 12.-tSps-
cialD-Mr Charles D. Har..ng. Il sue
cessful Businessman of this county.
son of Mr.. S. D. Harding. and Mi 8 Dc "
Riley, the attractive daughter of Mr..
arnes W. Riley, of Harper's Ferry. were
;uietIy married here Tuesday. Novem
ser 18th, at the home of Colo el E. ..
White in the presence Of friends by
Cider E. V. White. an intimate friend
of tho brides father