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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
Afternoon Tea.

Mrs Howell Of Fort Douglas gave a
delightful afternoon tea at her home on
Thursday last in honor OF Mrs. Howell
and Miss Howell. who are her guests.
The pretty rooms We're decorated with
white marguerites, a large bowl form
ing the centerpiece for the dining room.
Mrs. Howell. assisted by her guests of
honor and Mrs. G. A. Young, received
the guests in the drawing room. and
in the dining room tea and coffee were
served by Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Sturgiss.
Besides the ladies' from the post there
were present from the city Mesdames
Woodward. Haywood, Lindsay, sher-
man. Daggett, Fischer Mcclure, Muir
ray. Boyd Park, La Motto. Bancroft,
Salisbury, Leonard. c. A Walker, s.
c. Park. George NJ. DOwney, ]. Rob-
inson Walker, Neil. and the Misses
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Mr.. W. II. Sherman announces the
engagement OF his sister. Miss Edna
r. Shearman TO Mr.. Alma ID. Katz.
The wedding viii take place early In
July.
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Evening Card Party.

One Of the most delightful card par
ties since the Lenten season was given
by Mrs r. c.. Wilson and her two
daughters, Mrs. Beulah II. Field and
Miss TOmpkins, at their residence, S5l
East First South street. Thursday
evening, assisted by Mrs. T. H.. Libby
and Miss Robbins. Progressive euchre
was played, and the prizes were won bS
Miss Dix, who captured the lone hand.
Mrs. Libby the first, and the gentlemen
winners were Mr.. Elias Smith FIRST
and Mr.. r. w. Brady the lone hand
The parlOrs were charmingly dec-
GRATED with sweet peas and apple bios
SONS, the library in yellow daffodnsi
dining room in red geraniums and car
nations, and the reception room and
hail with potted ferns. palms and
smiIaX. The Tavern orchestra fur
niehed the music, and dancing was in
dulged I'm after the cards
The invited guests We're: Messrs
and Mesdames Edward McGurrin,
Elias Smith, Selden 1. Clawson, A. T.
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Hugo was presented to Mrs. Lewis by
members. Beside the play, which was
the main entertainment Of the AFTER
noon, some fine musical selections were
rendered by Mrs. A. T. Kerr and MIS-
A. H. Peabody. The place cards at the
luncheon which followed were the por-
traits Of famous Frenchmen- Mrs.
Lewis was assisted by Miss Mildred
Parker. The section members we're
Mrs Cowan. Mrs. Peabody. Mrs. os-
wald. Mrs. Watson. Mrs. futile, MIS-
McDermott and Miss Chaneiel. Among
those invited were Nesdames Hayward,
Rancke Packard. Van Arman, Fltzr
gerald. Amy. A. T. Kerr Holman,
Bradley. Bacon. RitChie. Misses Wag-
ner. Rancke. English. Dunford and
Rooklidge.
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A Dainty Luncheon.

Mrs. George A. Snow was the hostess
at q charming luncheon yesterday CIV
en- in honor of Mrs. ". II. CheVers o.
ogden. The table decorations were
sweet peas. a large cut glass bowl OF
which formed an effective center
piece. Clusters of the sweet flowers
were scattered over the cloth. covers
were laid for sixteen, those present
besides the guest of homer, being mrs
r. s. joyce of Ogden. Mrs. w v Rice
Mrs. Black. Mrs. Charles Brink, Mrs
Il. w. Center, Mrs. Frank IS. stephens
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-rr ,gaIrs OF the past week in So
.-,,, circles have been rather
/ s-frbtsr than for some time 0ut
ss season sriu remains a 4uleI
.'' COW dinners. luncheons and
,. same minor events at the Country
.,as and the customary WedolnBs
A ,.-1 ', -gr1a at the end Of April, MI In
ann .r The coming week promises
-a- r,~re PARTIES and luncheon or
E'... ves+srFav Witnessed the opening
W. sori4I season at the Country
o. ,' --F hereafter the regular Satur-
,...' .glsrro1n teas will be feature OF
..rH week.
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AZ the Country Club.

Yesterday afternoon was a delightful
day at the Country club and marked
the opening OF the social season there.
Following is the list of events for the
coming month: Saturday, May 10, viii
be visitors day, and Mrs Edwin f,
Holmes win be the hostess. Tea viii
be served at 4 o'clock, and the APP
preaching and putting contest viii
take place at that time.
Saturday, May II, the hostesses will
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04

Mrs. r. G. Wilson. Mrs. B. NJ. Field
and Miss Eva TOmpkins entertained
at charming afternoon party on
Wednesday. The beautiful home was
decorated profusely for the affair, the
two parlors being done in pink and
white sweet peas. the dining room in
red and the library in yellow. Palms
and ferns were seen everywhere. and a
most beautiful effect was produced.
SiNty-three was the game played and
the prizes We're won by Mrs. j. NJ. Nc
AlIister and Mrs. J. d. Wood. Mrs. +,
L. Libby and Miss Lydia Robbins as
sisted the hostess, and Mrs. Osborne
rendered some delightful musical selee-
tions.
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A French Afternoon.

A very delightful afternoon was
spent at the home Of Mrs. Eugene Lew
is Tuesday, when the French section
and a few of their friends were enter
tanned by Mrs. Lewis, who has been
their chairman for the past two years.
A French play in four acts was given
by some members Of the section, and a
handsome set Of the works Of Victor
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be Mrs. Walter G. Filler and Mrs. Rob-
ert G. Smith. Tea win be served at 4
o'clock.
Saturday. May "a. Mrs. Winsor V.
Rice and Ms David Keith will be the
hostesses. The events include tea and
clock golf at 4 o'clock.
Friday, MaTS0, a buffet luncheon will
be served from 1890 till 2:30 O'Clock.
The last day of the month Mrs. Union
Worthington viii be the hostess and
tea viii be served at 4 O'Clock
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q q SOGI.E7[ L a a

The invitations have been issued for
the wedding reception Of Miss Isabella
Mclean and Mr.. oliver s. Walsh,
which is to take place on Wednesday
evening. May Z. at the residence Of Mr..
f. O. webb. $50 Third street.
q o. q.
Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Moffat announces
the engagement Of their daughter
Enid u. to Mr.. Joseph II. Patrick. The
wedding will be one Of the early June
events.
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Coming Weddings.

ne and Mrs. Samuel s. Pond an
rernce the engagement or their , 9ausl-
,r-. Ethel 90 Mr. "lii ia I" e .I.,.
Zone. The wedding VIII take place
,t. carly part Of June.
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Mrs C. L. Rood. Mrs. John Reed. Mrs.
". n. King. Mrs. W. II. Bintz. Mrs.
Nelson Ransohof, Mrs W. lie Roy
Jenes Mrs OdeH. Mrs J. +. Grant
Mrs. ". ]. Browning. Mrs. Jay T. Har-
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Shell
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party at the home Of Mrs. Lewis on
Tuesday afternoon
q g g
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Rossiter viii
give an informal KensingtOn in honor
Of Mrs. Willard Young, who is visiting
in the city.
8 @ .
Mrs. Walter G. Filler has invitations
out for a luncheon TO be given next
Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Brink viii entertain al
a large card party Thursday evening
Mrs. J. C. Hanchett viii entertain
the Third Street Card club next Wed
nesday.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Charles Brink
win give another card party.
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Woodward. Thorne. Sherman. Laura
Sherman, Florence Stevenson, Virginia
Breeder. Parke, Salisbury. Neill, the
Misses Mason and the Misses Leonard.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
WILL NOT TEAR
CHAMBERL|N DOWN
- .sE Il 5ai
The War Department Has No
Idea Of Removing This
Fine Hotel.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

Especial Dispatch to me I1meS.)
WASHINGTON, D. c., December 10
Effort was made by the representative
of The Times this afternoon and tonight
to obtain confirmation Of the rumor to
the effect that the government intends to
purchase and destroy the Chamberln
Hotel at Old Point.
Several prominent officers of the army
have been interviewed on the subject. no
tably General Wallace Randolph. chief
of artillery. and Captain William Cham
berlain assistant chief Of artillery. all Of
whom they say. they had nothing of any
such intention on the part of the govern
ment.
When told Of the rurnor, and asked
if there were any truth in it, General
Wallace burst out laughing. He said he
could not imagine where such a story
could have started. and that SO far as he
knew there was no truth in it.
1nasmuch, as the government does need
the land upon which the Chamberlain is
situated, the only possible ground for the
runor Of the removal of the hotel is In
the opinion of prominent army officer.
that it might be done away with in case
the United States became involved in war
as the outcome Of the Venezuelan crisis.
This theory was exploded by General
Wallace. however. who states that the
Chamberlin is not in the range OF the
guns at Fort Monroe and would in no
way hinder their operation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
FARMVIl.LE TOBACCO
The Market Viii Close for Two Weeks
During Christmas HOLIDAYS.


Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
FARMVILLE, VA, Dec 16-The
Farmviile tobacco market will close next
Saturday. the goth instant. and will not
reopen again before the 9Th Of January.
This will enable the buyers to catch up
in their factories and dispose Of all the
stock they have on hand. Very little
tobacco is being brought to market this
week, due to the bad weather that has
existed since Monday. The trade expect
ed large receipts this week for the rea-
son that the market will close Saturday
for the Christmas holidays. Prices con-
tinue to hold up well. and all farmers
seem to be satisfied. It Is expected the
market will be glutted Thursday. Friday
and Saturday.
Captain stultz and the colored man Ed
rnonds. who were seriously injured yes
terday in the dynamite explosion, were
pital last night It is reported the negro
will not get we'll. but the speedy recov-
cry OF Captain Stuitz Is looked for.
The Board Of Supervisors OF Prince
Edward county held their annual dinner
in the home Of Mr.. Garland. keeper of
of the Poor-house. last Saturday. Every
member was present and an enjoyable
evening was spent.
The merchants Of the town report a
furnishing business but not altogether as
good as last year. This Is due to the IN
favorable weather
After Christmas Farmville will be with
out electric lights for several weeks.
New machinery will be put in at the
plant, and it will take at least two weeks
to complete the job.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
REDUCED HOURS
IN COT TON MILLS
Employees of the Proximity Min
at Greensboro Well Treated.
REDUCED TO SIXTY HOURS
This is Hereafter to Be a Weeks Work,
Heretofore sixty-six and sixty-Ni,e
Have Been Regard ed as Weeks
Work-Personals Of Interest
tspecial>pispatch to The Times,


GREEN n. c., December TO-
The Messrs. Cone announced to-day that
on and after January LIST the hours Of
labor at their Proximity cotton mills
would be reduced from eleven to ten
hours per day. This is equivalent to. a
ten per cent. raise in the wages of en-
ployes, and is adopted as preferable to
continuing the present period Of labor
with an increase in pay.
When this mill started some years ago
the number Of hours worked per week
in about all the mills was 60. Proximity
started at this, but very soon cut the
hours down to Sc. Labor Commissioner
Warner, in his statement just issued. re-
commends that &c hours be a week S
work in all cotton mills, but before his
recommendations were known Mr. Cone,
the president &c Proximity Manufactur-
ing Compay. had settled the question
and had fixed 1t at 60, which is ten hours
a day. New England, if not some of
the mills in this State, still sticks to
So hours a week.
FRIEND OF LABOR.
Mr.. Cone has had very little trouble
with his help. He has shown them that
he was the friend OF labor in more ways
than one, and the village looks very
little like mill town. It is clean. it's
streets well kept. while there is mag
nifcent school maintained in great part
by money from his own pocket, and the
children are being educated by corps of
most excellent teachers eight months in
the year. Besides this every night at
y o'clock a free warm meal is provided
fer all night operatives and the mills
are making money, and the Cones have
studiously turned the cold shoulder on
all the recent propositions to enter the
cotton mill merger or trust.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. Mason Lillard and Miss Kate
Gwynn are to be married at Ellzin to-
morrow afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. w. Wood returned last night from
attendance on the burial of his aunt,
Mrs Nancy Peterson Ward, who died at
her home at Chalk Level. Va, last Sat
urday.
The marriage of Miss Ella Boone and
Mr.. J.. W. Saunders. of Norfolk. Va.
will take place in the Elon College
Chapel at $50 this afternoon, Rev. J. Q.
Atkinson officiating, and the couple will
reach Greensboro on the 6:35 train en-
route North on their bridal trip.
The American Home Mineral and Tim
Der Land Company will open. a bank at
North Wilkesboro January /, 1903. w.
L. Trogdon, Of Greensboro, is president.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
Soon to be Married.

Especial Dispatch to The Timeso
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Decembei
1t.-Cards are out for the marriage OF
Miss Fannie Jackson Martin, daughter o.
Mrs. Elizabeth Martin, of Unionville
Grange county. to Mr. Frank L. Carpen-
ter. Of Rhoadesville, in the same county
the ceremony to take place in the Christ
ian Church at KNOXVILLE on Christina,
day, at P. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Carpenter, OF
Rhoadesville, Orange county, announce
the coming marriage of their daughter,
Miss Lizzie Maud Carpenter, to Mr.. Law
son c. Barley, of Orange county, at the
Rhoadesville Baptist Church. on Tues
day, December 23d. at 5 P. n.
Mr.. Felix Washington. Jr., and Miss
Dixie stringfellow, both Of Culpeper
county, will be married in the Baptist
Church at Brandy Station. on December
18th, at 6 P. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
BISHOP AT CHARLOTTE
His Attorneys May There Atttm2'
Habeas Corpus Proceedings.

Especial Dispatch to Tho Trnes.3
CHARLOTTE, n. c.. December 10
arthur l.. Bishop. the travelling man who
stands charged with the murder OF Tom
Wilson, was brought to this city this
morning from Petersburg, and is now in
Mecklenburg Jail. Bishop talked freely
to-day about his escape from Charlotte.
though he declined absolutely to discuss
the crime.
Bishop Gays he spent the night Of the
murder IN an nnoccupied room at the
Bufond Hotel The next day. at mid
gay. he tranped out Of the city by back
streets and walked to New London,
y here he took train for Norfolk. He
seems not at all detected over his situa-
ticn. 1t Is possible that his attorneys,
Ncssrs. Jones and Cansler. will attempt
his release under habeas corpus proceed
inss. as there is no term Of court until
February.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
MOORE-BAKER
Beautiful Marriage Ceremony at Home
of Brides Mother.

Especial Dispatch to The T!me=.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Decembe. 15.-
Mr. Toby Moore. chief clerk Of the War
wick l4otol. and one OF the most populn:
young men in the city. and Miss Bessie
Baker, one Of the prettiest OF Newport
News society girls, were married at $3.50
o clock this afternoon at the home OF the
brides mother. Rev. c. 3. Bryan. rector
Of old st. Johns Episcopal Church. Hamp-
ton. officiating. Miss Mamie RUNNER was
maid of honor, MIR. Elisha Manville acting
as best man, and little Miss Peep Cook
say rs ring bearer The house was vely
beautifully decorated The ceremony.
which was performed In the presence OF
a few intimate friends and relatives.-was
followed by an informal reception. after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Moore took the Old
Dominion steamer for honeymoon IN
New York and other Northern cities
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
Ioca. Option in Carroll.

Especial Dispatea to The Ttmes)
H1rI.syILE. VA, December Ia
Local Option elections were held IN Lau-
rel Fork, Fancy Gap and Sulphur
Springs districts, In this county. last
Thursday. Laurel Fork went dry ana
tho other two went wet.
The whole vote cast was as follows:
Tanre, Fork. Al. of which 20 were for
license and 243 against license: Fancy
Can 2s5. of which 10 were for license ana
ia against license; Sulphur Springs SIS.
Of which 1a2 were for and 176 against
The comparatively large vote 10 sui
raur Springs District was brought out By
a few saloon men. who evidently threw
good deal Of money into the campaixas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
NEGROES AT WELDON
One Negro Boy Shoots Another-Ar.
rested for Murder.

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
WELDON, n. c.. December l6-Budd.e
Simmons and Paul Faison, two colored
boys, while playing with pistol at
GreSshurg to-day accidentally discharged
the weapon and Faison's hand was blown
of. He said he did not know II was load
ed Of course
George Jones. colored. was arrested last
evening and committed to jail charged
with the murder Of Judge" Williams
Saturday night. The evidence against
Jones is strong. though he stoutly de-
MES his guilt.
Phillip w. Cochrare. Jr.. son Of the
superintendent OF the Weldon Cotton
Manufacturing Company's knitting mill.
died here Friday evening, and was buried
Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
4 PROMINENT
Columbian
Gives His Testimony.

TannDp.line Manufacturing Co, colum'
bia, S. c.:
Gentlemen. suffering torment
with pills for thirteen years, and after
many of the c-o1nihsnt physicians OF tho
city had advised me to submit to tho
knife, I concluded to try your Tanno-
piIine Ointment Thanks to your Won
derful preparation, I am to-day new,
man, entirely cured. will sing it,
praise forever Yours truly,
J. P McCARTHA, i
Proprietor Mccart:la's Livery Stable. Coz
lumbia, S. c..
Around each bottle is a Certificate
which entities the purchaser to 500 IL;
not entirely cured. Price S1.o0 Per het<;
tle ASK your druggist. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
Wedding Cards.
{special Dispatch to The Times

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
WEST POINT. VA, Dec. 1e.-Cards
are out announcing the marriage at Les
ter Manor Church, King William county
on December 23d 1902 of DR.. Phillip Glib
son Gary to Miss Laura Irene Robins.
DR.. Gary is the son of William NJ Gary,
of King William county. Miss Robins is
the youngest daughter of the Rev. James
A. Robins. and comes of an old and prom
inent family. After returning from the
wedding trip they will reside at TOD
Hill the ancestral home Of the Garys,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
IN a Critical Condi;ior.
fsn.cIal dispatch to The, TtmeaD

Especial Dispatch to The TimeaD
rAzEWELL VA, Dec l6.-shert0
James Bandy was taken Suddenly VI -
the Central Hotel here to-day. ana 10 In
an unconscious condition tits fa4xo6 that
this Is his second stroke OF paralystAi
the first one having taken place Aheuf
six months ago
He came to town to attend court It
is feared he Will not reeovse ana Ai1
family have been sent for ffe0 DoDe1o
Valley hts hama. -sss. 8 -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
An Alexandria Marriage,

Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)
ALEXANDRIA. VA, Dec. 16.-Major
and Mrs Robert W. Hunter have issued
invitations to the wedding Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Julia Calvert Hunter. to Mr..
monv will be performed at Christ Church,
leNandria, Va, on Wednesday evening,
December 31st. 1902, at $50 o'clock. Miss
Hunter is the daughter Of Major r. w.
Hunter, who for many years was the edi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
To be Married TO-DAY.

fsrerie1 Disrn tch to The Times)
LEESBURG, VA, December 1s.-One
of the prettisst weddings of the season,
and one Of more than local interest. will
take place tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock at Uppervil!e in the Baptist
Church, when Miss Bertha Mae Fleming,
daughte: Of Mr.. William Fleming, of
upperviIIe. will become the bride of Mr..
Charles ". Wiltshire, of the same place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
Soon to be Married,

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
ASHLAND, VA, Dec. 16-Miss Annie
Gregory Cross. daughter of the late Mr.
Joe Cross. will be married on the 2sd to
Mr.. Luther. Harris. son of Mr. George
Harris. Owing to the recent death of
the young lady's father they will be
quietly married in Fredericksburg. Rev.
Mr.. Chestnut officiating. The couple will
take a northern tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
Suffolk Marriages.
(special Dispatch to The Times.

SUFFOLK. VA. Dec. 16.-Miss Martha
Josephine Causey, sister of Captain c.
H. Causev. Jr., will marry Mr.. Thomas
Spindle Miller, the Mayor OF Christians
burg. on Tuesday. December Both. The
hour is O'Clock and the place is st.
Pauls P. E. Church in Suffolk. The
bride-elect is daughter of Mrs. Martha
J. Causey and the late Senator Causey.
There will be another marriage of in
terest. Mrs. Susie Holland to-day issued
cards of invitation to the wedding of her
daughter, Miss Jennie Pretlow Holland.
to Harry Lipscomb Trotman. The cere-
mony will happen Tuesday afternoon, De-
cember Goth, at 1890 o'clock in the Suf-
folk Christian Church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
NO ELECTRIC LIGHTS

Staunton is Out of Coal and Its Streets
Are in Darkness.
ESPECIAL Dispatch to The Timea.l
srAUNTIoN, VA, De- 16.-rhe city 10
out of coal and the electric lights arc
cut off. large quantity of coal has
been ordered, which is expected the LAST
of this week. :.
: Mr.. Geo. r. Kiugeter has brought suis,
in the Corporation Court against J. W.,
AUGUSTUS for dve thousand dollars dam,
ages, growing out OF the recent assign,
ment of Mr.. Kingeter and the closlna
of his millinery store here. Al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
MARRIED IN JAIL
The Groom Has Months Sill to Serve
for Violation Of Revenue Laws.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
GLADESBORO. VA, December TO-
Endaunted by the knowledge that her
lover was serving punishment for a crime
against the revenue laws Of the United
States in the Jail of this county. Miss
Marshall came all the way from Patrick
&C unity last week to plight her troth to
the man Of her choice and the romantic
ceremony was performed in the Jail.
The groom was ]. A. Largen. and his
term will not expire until next spring.
They can see little of zach other for some
time to come.
After the ceremony, the red-cneeked
lassie returned to her mountain home to
Nait the tnle when the freedom of her
lord would cement their happiness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
Head Severed From Badly.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
WELDON, n. c.. December To-
william Barclay (coloredD, while steal
Ing q ride on q seaboard -. Line freight
train Saturday night, was thrown from
the trucks of the car and killed.
His head was completely severed from
his body and one leg was cut off. At
the viewing the remains an Inquest was
found to be unnecessary and he was
buried by the side Of the track, about
one mile from town. where he vas killed.