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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-31
Big Sassairas Sli,l.

- Especial Dispatch to The Tirics.1
Acton, VA, jan S0.-A large sasafras
mill has been put into operation by Mr..
Thomas billiard on Mr.. Jake Hepperts
farm below Alton. The oil is OF fine quail
fity and is bringing high prices. This new
industry is giving employment to many in
this and adjacent counties.
" The roads in Nelson are almost i,npassa.
BE on account of the continued rains, and
thee inches of snow covers the ground
- s MIS- n Goolsby and Mrs. Heppert, who
have been extremely III, are better
e Mr. Turner, of AYon,. one OF Nelson's
Oldest citizens. is very sick
= Miss Fields, of Chase City. has taken
charge OF a private school at Mr.. John
Winnie
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left to-day for the City of Mexico. where
he has accepted q position with the Mcxi-
can National Railroad Company. Mf.
Dickson made man: friends here.
Mrs. Bette Fairfax Tolson died this
week at hcr homo in Stafford county al
ter a brief illness, aged So years. Her
husband and four children survive her.
Mrs Ellen Howard, mother OF The late
S Willis Howard, Is very III with pnen-
rnoHia at the residence Of her daughter
ii.law in this city. She is Il relative OF
Admiral Schiey.
Congressman John II. Rixey will ap-
point q son of Judge J. w. Morton, of
Orange county. q cadet at Annapolis from
the Eighth District
Mr.. f. Webb Maddox, owner OF Oak
HILL the home of Chief Justice Marshall.
in Fauquier county is i'll with blood
poison at his historic home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-31

of Wilmington, n. c.; DR.. John Mann,
DIR. Joseph D. Osborne and Henry L.
1'lnmmer, of Petersburg.
,tThe ribbon girls were Ann Peabody
Riddle, Sof Norfolk, Va, niece of the
bride: a1ary MosIan Banks, elizabeth
Bragg and Mary Goode Stevens, Of Pc
yteEsburg.
The supplied choir Of Grace Church,
With Mr.. John Nloylan Bird, a cousin OF
the bride, at the organ, furnished the
music.
AIR, Leroy Weber. who was success
fully operated on at the Newport News
hospital last Friday for appendicitis, Is
getting on we'll. There is every reason
to hope for his rapid recovery.
.ifsMr. and Mrs. Robert Leslie Watson
have issued Invitations to the marriage
Watson, to Mr.. Brooks Rogers. The
ceremony will take place at Tabb-street
PRESBYTERIAN Church Tuesday evening
February 18th, at S o'clock. a recep-
ton will be rendered the bride at the
residence Of her father Immediately after
tn. marriage
Miss Bessie venable NO has been visit
tho city.
iISheriff Jones, Of Nottoway county, and
Sheriff John Cotton of Tarboro, n. ~,
are in the city.
William ~. Cameron 10
confined to his bed by sickness.
> The Elks in Petersburg are very Hluci
pleased with the interest being manlte est
Cd in their burlesaue circus to be given at
the Academy February It'll for the benefit
7ofs their building fund.- a largely at
tended meeting was held last night 10
further the arrangements. professor
Haskell who will train the cast, Wal
reach Pet ersburg his week.
The sales Of tobacco have been fairly
large during the week and good prices
Have been obtained. Some lots yester-
day brought SCI per hundred.
the fire commissioners yesterday alter
noon granted the fire department per-
mission to organize, d relief ASSOCIATION
flor the bcnefitsof sick and disabled mem
t,,nrs, The department will at once or
,cgailize and begin to raise a. fund.
oaMr William Dunbar Wills, of Auburn,
Ala, is visiting in Petersburg.
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& q s T OR a
For Infants and Children.
1he Kind You Have Always Bough.
. BEARS The & l1zZz5;1.

Mr. C. II Hurkanp, the owner of
"[Sinlock." the celebrated hunter and
nmper, who won the cup at the New
York Horse Show recently. is a good
i,,dee of a horse. and also knows good
7 iniment too. He writes:
Gent1emen.-I have given the sample
hott1a of Dixie Nerve and Bone Eminent
= fair and impartial trial, and find it an
axcellent remedy for sprains and shoulder
,ameness in horses IN fact. I have used
sa,,ar,j hottie of the Liniment with
- atifying results, and I am Very glad
to recommend it to all in search OF a
sood IMMINENT for !ameness or soreness
Of any kind in horses. and shall hereafter
never he without 1t in my stables.
Very truly
CHAS. a HURKAMP.
Dixie Nerve and Bone Lnlmert is the
.past on Earth for strains. sprains.
rheumatism and all pains. 25c. for a
large bottle everywiae-e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-31
CHEW CAMP OFFICERS,
foor Transportation Faclities-Likely 10 Be
improved,
,Sncctal Dispatch TO The Times.
:. - : u L m

iSpccial Dispatch 10 The Times.
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Jan. So.-k.
s. Chew Camp. Sons OF ConiedeI,a'c ele-
rams. has elected the following officers:
Commander James A. Turner; First Lieu
tenant Commander n. NJ. Scott; Second
lieutenant Commander, Q. l. Harris; Ad-
iutaut. c. j. Jones; Treasurer, 3uSh u
Scott; Secretary, Il. u Curtis; Chaplain,
s. Il. Foster: Surgeon. DR. ". JeHries
CHEWING; Trustees DIR. j. Gafnett King,
Thomas NJ Lariiin, Lawrence Perry
Mrs NJ L. Parish, of Orange county,
suffered a paralytic stroke. and her con-
clifton is very serious. She is We'll known
here and has relatives in SpotsylNahla
county.
Mr. w. II. Volt. OF this city, has in
his possession letter written by Prcsi-
dcut James Madison, dated Washington
Apr7l Q 1872. addressed TO Mr. CazenoNe.
Alexandria The letter is written on
feavv linen paper, is lcgiblc and we'll pre-
served.
In King George and Westmoreland coun-
,Ios are complaining Very much of the
poor transportation iaciiiues Just now.
There are only two boats a week-onc
on sunday. and the other at night. 1t Is
ri,morcd that The Mems line may put Il
boat on the Potomac from Washington
10 The lower counties, touching at all the
Intermediate landings. Sucn move
would be very popular, and the steamer
would be wei! patronized.
Among the recent prominent MARRIAGES
In this section was that OF Mr. w. ii.
chewning and Miss Fannie Fleming, at
the home OF the bride, near BrockcnbufS
spotsylvania county. The happy couple
viii! reside at their home near Monh'
Pleasant
Much interest is taken IN the revival
at the Methodist Church, and the pastor,
Ia. ola
wight TO good congregations. Tive con-
versions have already resulted and many
more arc expected.
Mr.. A. T. Dickson, of Fredericksburg,
Who has FOR some time been associated
with the Star newspaper published here,
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Fifty thousand for Roads.
(snccial Dispatch TO The Timcs.>

WILMINGTON, n. c., Jan. t0.-Thc
Board of Commissioners Of New Hanover
county to-day sold the $4,000 bond issue
for good roads to John S. Armstrong, Of
Wilmington, for s51,S12.5O. The bonds
bear Az per cent. interest, payable
sem-annually, and arc limited to twenty
five years. -
The good roads election for the issu-
ance of the $4,000 bonds was held last
July. but the bonds were not sold on ac-
count Of question that arose as to their
validity. The Supreme Court held that
they were valid. and hence they were
sold to-day. The expenditure of $500 900
on its roads will put New Hanover coun-
ty on a boom.
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Henrico Happenings.
Special Dispatch to The Times

Especial Dispatch to The Times.l
ELKO, VA, Jan. Ca dance was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Sey1er.
lea Hear here. Saturday evening. Some OF
those who attended the fete We're the
Misses Mary and Sallis Baker. Ruby. ana
,Itllcy Goddin, Matte Baker, Misses ssS5
Ter, Messrs. August and Lewis, oes sss,
(,eoree Baker. Willie Goddin and GOOD
nany others. Entrancing music entlv-
tesned the scene until atfew minutes before
,naianisht, when the dancing was stopped
4 few days ago Mr.. Edward X. Cath
RIGHT ana Mr. John Gocde were at work
cutting timber Mr.. Goodies axe acct
571s asin}tnlIv# came In contact with Mr.. Gath
s.irhf,s arm near the elbow, ma king quite
:. Severe wound He mounted horse.
however. and hurriedIl. rode to DR.. Taze-
4 Vel ven Bradley and had the wound seWed
ia and is now doing well.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-31
FROZEN To deaf |
IN CHES !EI q
MI. David Mays Body Stiff and.
Cold il the Road.
TRAINS DELAYED BY SNOW S. l;).'' I.
slr. E. {. winso Buried ia Coffin He Had
Kept For Many Years as Reminder et.f1
of the Uncertainties Of Life.
New Electric Line.
TRAINS DELAYED By SNOW
Mr.E. Z. Wngo Buried ia Coffin He Had
especial pis,atch 10 The Times. !,

CHESTER, VA, Jan. So.-A1r David.
Mays, q gentleman of abut slNty-fiye
years of age, who lived With his son near
Port Walthall, in Chesterfield county, was
found frozen 10 death on the road from
Petersburg home yesterday mornins.-Sll:
Nays was a miller, and had been EN-
picyed by r. G. Thompson at Swift Creek
Mills i'll that capacity, but recently was
living with his son, who operates Ruffinis
Mill, near Port Waitt1all, on the Apo
mattox River. +;
His mind for some time had been fee.
Bic, ana for some cause, it is thought, he
gave out or stopped on the road while
returning TO his home, and succunibed
to the cold.
SNOW DELAYS TRAINS.
The late snow and sleet has had the
effect OF delaying many trains on the
Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard Ar
Line, and thrown a number of trains close
together, but no accident is reported to
the trains or the telegraph wires in this
vicinity To-day the wires have been re-
lieved of the ice by the moderation of the
weather.
The snow fell in heavier quantities south
and, west of this place. along the railroad
lines.
KEPT HIS COFFIN FtEADY.
Mr.. E. F. Wingo, a relative of Nj!
Charles WinEO, OF RlchmoTd, dleG EIueS-
day morning at Bermuda Hundred,
where he acted as terminal agent for
the Farmville and Powhatan Railroad.
Mr.. WiIgo had been a sufferer for a
long while from both bronchial and kid
MY affection. and has been looking for
ward to death for many years. He had
prepared material for his coffin several
years ago, and finally had his coffin
made. and placed overhead in tho loft
Of lis freight house at Bermuda, where
he was daily reinindedof his latter end.113
Some few months ago, he made q pro-
fcssion of religion. Mr.. Alfred Bagby, of
Eichmond, being his pastor, and had ex-
pressed his readiness to die.
The body OF: Mr.. u. +. Wingo was
taken by tho Farmville and Powhatan
Railroad this morning to Tobaccovillc
from which point it will be carried to
Amelia county by private conveyance to
the family burying ground.
CARS TO CHESTER. el
The Richmond & Petersburg EIectric
Railroad, is now running cars for pass
sengers, twice each way. every day be-
tween Chester and Manchester, and eX-
pect in a few days to run frol.9 Peters
burg to Manchester.
The officials, however, do not expect to
he able to complete service for several
weeks as they will have to put the
road-bed in better condition to give first
class service. Last Sunday they ran cars
every hour. between Chester and Swift
Creek and Manchester.
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Accidentally Killed His Companion;

GOLDSBORO. n. c., Jan. So.-Jasper
Anderson. a promising young man, aged
twenty years, was shot near Fremont last
evening by his companion and relative,
Thomas Davis, of the same age, death re-
sulting this morning.
The young men We're en- route to. Ere
mont, and when assaied on the road by
a dog Davis drew a pistol to shoot the
dog. but in attempting to cock the
weapon it went off, the ball passing
through the left hand of Davis and into
the side of Anderson.
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NOTEWORTHY WEDDING.
Miss Bessie Meade Riddle Bride Of John.
,.4. 9i
Whitaker Cotton.
;. lSnccinl Dispatch to The Times.l

Especial Dispatch to The Times.) -
PETERSBURG. VA, January 3d.
Mr.. John " hittaker Cotton. Of Whining
ton. N. c., and Miss Bessie Meade Rid:
die, or Petersburg. were married ut Grace
Episcopal Church in this city yesterday.
evening at 6 O'clock by Bishop ]. B.
Cheshire, of the diocese of North Caro-
lima, cousin of the groom, assisted by
the Rev. John Ridout. rector OF the
church.
Mr.. Joseph Cheshire Cotton. Of VII
minSton, N. c., brother Of the groom,
was best man. and Miss Lena Victor MOL
tenlus Of Petersburg, Va, was maid Of
honor The bride entered the CHURCH
with her brother. Mr.. James Riddle, .ocff,
Norfolk, by whom she was given away,
The groomsmen were Messrs. --ortor:
Riddle, brother of the bride; William,
Cotton of New York, brother of the
groom; James Heartswell: of Tarboro, ~.
G.: William Cohen and Robert B. DAVIS,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-31
WENDENBuRG CASE ARGUED.
1t Is Now In the Hands of the Executive
Committee.

The case of the city Bar Association VS..
Mr.. L. o. Wendenburg on the charge of
unprofessional conduct i'll connection with
a recent case before the United States
District Court at Norfolk. was argued be-
fore the Executive Committee of the as
ISOLATION yesterday afternoon in the office
of Judge l.. J.. Lewis. who is the chalr-
man.
Before hearing the argument the testi-
mony of United States District Attorney
Edgar Allan was taken. Major Charles
S. Striugfellow and Mr.. John y. Lamb
spoke for Mr. Wendenburg, and Mr..
Wyndham r. Meredith appeared on be-
half of the Grievance Committee OF tue
association, who brought the charges.
The case Was submitted. but no decision
was rendered It is the opinion of those
close to the situation that the. Executive
Committee will reserve It's opinion ana re-
Dort it to a full meeting of the association
at an early date.
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MR.. pLEAsANTS' APPOINTMENT.
No Formal Announcement, But 1t Has Been
Determined Upon.
is,oci,l Di.n,tch to The T;mcs

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs)
NORFOLK. VA, Jan. 3G.-No formal
announcement of the appointment OF Mr..
w. Ii. Peasants to succeed Henry w b;
Glover as traffic manager of the Seaboaru
though it is known that his appointment
has been determined upon. Mr.. Peasants
is at present the general traffic manager
headquarters at New York. Mr.. Glover
leaves the road on February LIST.
Rumors that some hitch in the Pleas
ants appointment has occurred are IN CIT,
cula ton here. They are neither affirmed
nor denied, and pending MIR. Giover's re-
tirement no official at the general offices
of the company here will make any state
mcut for pubiica ton.
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TWO SHORTAGES.
The True Reicrmers Make Up That OF Theft
Treasurer-A Good Order.
fspec;al Dispatch to The Timcs.)


GAINESVILLE, VA, January So
ouitc n. stir was occasioned among the
colored people a few days ago on discover
ing that tho treasurer of one OF their
near Clarksville, solomon Baily by name:
had misappropriated several months tn,
dues On investigation, the matter was
SATISFACTORILY settled and the proper
amount Of money was promptly forward
ed 10 the head office to rc1nstate the sus-
The The Order OF True Reformers has been
of rreat value to the colorcd people of
this community and they have been ana
are loyaI to it, Many of this race nave
dind ri pneumonia in and near Clarksville
within the last few months.
In some mysteriGus wIy the 9 9nration
y. vas minus forty odd dollars in set
ting the cash account last Saturday
night. Suspicion rested on two !ndlTla.
,,aIs-onc colored and - one Wh1te-Dut
nothing definite as to vfle whereabouts or
the lost money has been ascertained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-31
IyANHOE DESTROYED.
de Business Portion Of Live Mountain
IL Town Wiped Out

Especial Dispatch to The rImcs.)
1&ROANOKE, VA, Jan. SC.-The little
town of Ivanhoe, in Wythe county, was
almost entirely destroyed by fire early
this morning. The stores of ]. w; Miller,
f.. II. Huddles J: c. Lawson, Pierce d
sCdmpany and a brick building just com
fpIeted and intended for a bank. two groc--
cry stores, the postofrice ana several
dwellings were burned.
wa S, located was also used by Postmaster
Jewett and family ass a dwelling. The
flames started in the store of j. w.
Miller but the origin or the money value
Tof' the loss has not yet been learned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-31
TEN THOUsAND.D0LLAR JOB.
Virginia Iron and Coal Company Treasurer
Rssiqns-RaiIroad Promoters.
SnecIaI nisnatch te Yne TImcs.

fSpecial Dispatch to Ile Tmcs.5
BRISTOL. TENN. jan Cit is an-
noIncea that W. r. wills has rendered
his resignation as treasurer of the Viz
ginia IRON. Coal and Coke Company, with
Headquarters here, TO take effect Feb
Mr. wills and the former treasurer of
the rcomnary, ex-State Treasurer Craig.
OF Tennessee. will go TO Nashville TO en-
pa In business Prior to the receiver
shin of the company the position resigned
nv Mr. Wills paid $4,000 per annnm.
f. Allen has been promoted from a
5ryerkship 10 the position OF assistant gem
ersI pa ssenger agent OF the Virginia and
southwestern Railway Other changes
are to be made in the corps of officials.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-31
DiARDI GItAS, 1902.
New Orleans, L., February All 10 Q2Mobile,
Ala, February Ill 1902 Pensacola, Fla.
cohruory Ill 1922

The Southern Railway announces one
fare for the round trip In the sale of
tickets from all points on its lines t,
New Orleans, Mobile and Pensacola and
sale FEBRUARY 4th. 5tll. 9Th. 18th. sth, 9th
and 10th. with return limit February 18th.
except by depositinS tickets with Joint
agents at New Orleans. Mobile and Pen
sacoIa. and upon payment of fifty cents,
extension of limit may be had until Feb
r,lary %. 1902.
l;The Southern is the through car line
from the North and East to Mobile. and
New Orleans. Through coaches, through
PulInans and -dining-carss last and con-
Cal on agents for details. or
C. w. WESTBURY,
District Passenger Agent.
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Big Freight Mix.Up.
Special Dispstch to Tho Times. }

STANTON, VA, January 3d.
a freight train going west on the Chesa
pealle and Ohio late last evening was al
most totally wrecked on the high en-
bankment, Just east of the passenger
depot near where the c. & Q. crosses
the Baltimore and Ohio. Eight cars
went over the embankment and were de-:
molished. Two others got off the track
but did not go over The track was
considerably torn up for some distance
What caused the cars to leave ire
track is not known but it is thousnt
TO have been caused by a broken truck.
The damage will be considerable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-31
THE TOWN OF DEWITT.
New Buildings aud New Settlers OF School
Ave
Especial Dispatch to The T,mes.o

> ~
DTEIrT,. VA, Jan. 3o-NIr. C. A. Pope
is quite i'll at his home, The Oaks,
Brunswick county. Va
The Rev. DIR. 7. I. Jones is in quite
feeble health, but he is reported some
what improved.
MIR. John Pryor Atkinson expects soon
to begin the erection Of his handsome
dwelling. near Mckcnncy, va. WI. AZ
kinson has contemplated building lor
some time, but was prevented through
fear of fires from the numerous mlils now
located in this section.
Work has been suspended on the Pres
,,,,to-;.n church at this place on account
Of scarcity of funds in the treasury.
The public school at this place IS ~, m
quite a nourishng condition, one or wv
families having lately moved to the VII
lace, thereby Increasing the attendance.
The dwelling just erected by +: Butter
worth and Brother, near buttcr"or'n
store, is now ready Tor occupancy. NV nv
is quite an addition to the town OF Dc
WIT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-31
PRINCESS ANNE IN ICY GRIP.
Rumor That Roosevelt sto Hunt Ducks on
Back BAY.
Especial Dispatch 10 Tic Times.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Ilmcs3
BLOSSOM HILL. VA, Jan. 3o.-Ttis en-
tire section is now we'll within the grasp
of winter The ground is covered with
snow and sleet. Tho thermometer COM
menced 10 fall on Monday. At that time
the temperature was fifty-fivc. To-day it
is twenty-eiSht degrees.
Tho farmers are making large purchases
in guano for the spring and summer
crors.
Large shipments may be expected from
this section. Last year was i'll many re-
spects a very profitable one, and the
effect OF the good prices received is no.
tioeatie on every hand.
Wild ducks geese and swans are in
abundance on the waters of Back Bay,
and large numbers of them are being
killed daily.
IT is reported that President Roosevelt
will visit this section to-day as guest
OF one of the cunning clubs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-31
HOBSON in WINCHESTER.
Lectures 10 Large Audience and Receives So
cial Distinction.
fsnccial Dispatch to Tic Times

ISFceia1 DlsPatcH 70 INC 1r1'es7
WINCHESTER. VA, Jan. 5o.-Captaln
Richmond p Hobson delivered his lee
,ure. America Among the Nations, at
the Auditorium Tonight for the benefit OF
The INDECENT Confederate Veterans. me
Yong hero was the recipient OF big re-
arantinn After the lecture. another re-
ception was held in his honor at the resi-
dence of Mayor r. t. Barton. At inc
Auditorium the sailor was introduced ey
lieutenant Louis Mccoy McNui,on' -
this city. who was a csaSsnla'e u
son at the Naval Academy.
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Water Companies. to Consolidate.
1sa,., ni.nn.ch 1n Thn Times )

Special Dispatch 10 The Times)
NORFOLK. VA. Jan. :N.-The stock
holders OF the Nansemond Water COM
pany. Portsmouth and Suffolk Water
Company and Berkeley and South No'1oih
Mater and Electric Light Company will
meet at Suffolk on the morning of March
lst next for the purpose OF voting upon
the proposition to consolidate the various
companies into one company. under an
act recently passed by the Legislature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-31
q "a 5ro ~ z "a
a.a-. tina p The Kind You Have Always Bought
'saa at II 11zYzszs11
HOT SPRINGS IN YOUR HOME.

The new Buckeye Folding Bath cab,-
net is the most complete Bath Cabinet
made. It's simplicity and ease OF adjust
,nent and use vill commend it to yon
,s the best Bath Cabinet on the mar
ri Nothing better than a good sweat
ecr most any trouble Price. So for Bath
catinet. Alcohol Safety Stove ana Rect
nos for al, kinds Of indicated baths at
owens s. Minor Drug Company anu at the
City Drug Store.
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e. II. 5T a..
a..--4na . The Kind YOU HAS Always 6oggs
Signature II JzZZEzs1
NE IAKE HIS OCCASION

to assert that 4 nice box of Lowney's
present for your wife, sister or the other
fellows sister and that we have that nice
box of I4owney's Choice Candy. Cali in
seasonable time on Owens & Minor Drug
Store. Fifteenth and Main Street,. near.
which we could not prevent the build
ing OF the Main-Street S. A. l.. and c.
& o.. Station Excelsior for all kinds
of packing at the City Drug Store. Elf
teenth and Main Streets. new phone a.
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Winfr &c.

ESPECIAL pispatch to The Timcs-)
SEWPoR,rs NEWS, VA. Jan. Sol.
7, Hnller and Miss Berthe Charles Win
free we're married tonight ats o'clock. at
+be homo Of the brides sister, Mrs DR..
SJ,l,s. Rev. Or. J. w. Porter officia ting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-31
fof several days. disposins of civil mat
Killed Under the Wheels.

Especial Dispatch to The Tiu,es.l
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Jan. So--Jo-
seph l.. Lee, coored brakeman. was IN
stantly Killed at the Chesa peake and ONO
terminal this evening by slipping OFT an
icy car and falling under the wheels.
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! Col. Petit Improving.

~, Especial Dispatch to The Timely
s. ,.P.AI.MYRA. VA, Jan. :a1.-Colonel w.
.Rs Pettitsis Yet unable TO resume his uu-
t,ttss in Tho Constitution Convention, but
{ is Improving.
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TrusEow, both Of Stafford county, were
married last night at the home Of the
bride, Rev. Seldom Jackson officiating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-31
SneIlines-Trus.ow.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Tincs)
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Jan. 60
Az. fontee SncllinGs and Miss Moilie