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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
RALEIGH MARRIAGES
-ta,e Literary and Historical Assccia.
/ dot eachers' Summer School.

-fa>e Literary ana f7tSlOftCdi HSScCia-
L dot eachers' Summer School.
" Special Dispatch to The Times)
RALEIGH ". c.. December 29.-The
rY.arriag &c OF Miss Maude Dinwiddie and
DR. Groom viii take place tomorrow
morning at $3.50 O'Clock. = reception was
given THIS afternoon from to Z O'clock.
snss Margfe Jordan Of Durham. who is
10 act as maid of honor. IS in the city,
the cuest Of Miss pirwidde. The h'f6e 5
brother. Mr. William s. Cinwiddie. OF
Chfcc-c, is also here 10 attend the we'd
dir.
Carts are ont announcing the marriage
r. Mss Sudie Elizabeth Mabry to Mr..
z1cn-y Benjamin Clark, Of Washington,
y. c. The marriage viii take place in
the Tabernacle Baptist Church on Wed
rescay. January 18th
1he annual meeting Of the State Lit
"a " and Historical Association will be
led on the evening OF January go IN
t.. music hall of Inc Oliver Raney Ii
tlary. The programme is as follows.
Opening address on the Work and Pos
abilities of the Association. by Presi-
dent Henry G. Conner; report of the
"Jau of History. by Fred A. olds; Ru-
rni Libraries in North Carolina la ex
teri and operation. by j. Y. Joyper; Oh
utility and possibilities. by Mrs. J. Lind
sly fsatters on; (c) discussion and sug-
ESSIIUUB, MI III Ae1i tllL!S SiSSi aP!S tti
i9tzt- la history. by D. r. Hill: (bl 1o-
etry by Il. ]. Stookard; (cl periodical lit
erature. by l. z, Avery; Claims of
State Literature and History on our Pub
lie Schools" election of officers; organ.
izetion OF an authors club In the asso-
citation.
calds reading as follows have been is
sued to the newspapers Of the State:
The Agricultural and Mechanical Col
tcge Summer School for Teachers will be-
gin July lst instead of June 18th. and
Val last four weeks. Instruction will be
given In: ! Agriculture and. Nature
Study: q Manual Training; 5. Public School
Brarcnes and Pedagogy; I. MODEL Prac-
tict. School; s College and High School
Branches languages, Literature Mathe-
mates: 6. Child Study. Kindergar1en and
Nature Study in reference to Child Train
Ing. Z. Music. Vocal and Instrumental,
especially sight singing ana chorus Bears
end lodging for four weeks. SO No
charge for tuition TO North Carolina
teachers"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
is A BUSINESS PROPOSITION.
The Pri. cipai Asset OF toe Successful
Gus . 6 Man.

The Pri, cipai Asset OF the Successful
tus Man.
The head of the largest meat packing
Industry N the world. tor many years.
MIR to his death never travelled with
~ his nhyscian. everywhere he was &C
COMPLAINED by his medica! adviser. he
hired him for his exc. usive attendance
nv the wear. and considered the large sal
ary paio for such service as a part OF ms
business investment He did not do this
tecause he was q hypochondtiac, IN con-
slant fear Of Illness and death. on the
contrary. he was an exceptionally ROBUST
man but he realized that the principal
as Ell In his enormous business was ms
OWN personal health. and to Keep phS-
sically and mentally we'll and strong WIS
a business proposition. pure and simple.
II is 90 with every business man and
woman a slight CO d in the head Or
oat may pass off in a few days. or 1t
may develop into Pneumonia. Chronic
CO tarrh. or an irritating throat trouble:
In any event its dera ture should be has
tended by some simp.e snti-sept!c pTspara-
ton like S,usrt's Cat Tablets. which
are dissolved in the mouth ano thus reach
and destroy the germs OF Catarrh. Pneu-
nonia Consumption. before they have
chance to propagate and thrive in the In
famed mucous membranes of the nose
and throat
TO burden the stomach with drugs and
s,tmuIants is foolish and often dan
serous way to combat cold. because
stnu.ants are always followed by cores
ponding depression. and where there is any
tendency to Pneumonia Increases the dan
ger by Increasing the hea Is action.
A popular school teacher in Ptt;shure
VT test am a walking advertisement
for Stuart's catarrh Tablets: TIE change
from q crowded steam heated school
room TO 9 raw. chill ont doors kept me
nrrs ng colds in the head and throat from
ia l to spring. Throat irritation made 1t
biscuit for re TO read or speak and con-
duct my classes. My druggist. with whom
! spent large par. of my salary for
cough iozengers and potash tablets. one
.dsg ADVISED me to try Stuart's catarrh
Tablets. and ] shall never cease to thank
him ] still catch cold occasionally. but
stop II IN a day or two ,lh the tablets.
and ] have d,ne missionary work With
my pupils to such an extent that cnnshs5
and colds ar. almost unknown amongst
the youngsters IA my room,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30

His Serves Notlc- ana Presents Argu-
merits Agai ST Election Of Gudser.
,Snecial Dispatch to The Times1

itiSi'l9 rs -
Especial Dispatch to The Times.1
ASHEVILLE. n. c.. December %
Congressman Moody. Repu bLcan. in his
notice OF contest, served by officers on
Cong. essman- elect Gudger. claims that he
anu not Guuger was erected To Congress.
The paper states that the State Board Of
Caul Assors found that Gudger had re-
celped L. 100 votes ano Moody l2.5l1. 2 ma
jJriiy Of lH3 for Gudser.
Il proceeds TO specify the precincts in
which it claims that Illegal votes were
cast and counted for Gudger.
The Illegal votes are aLeged to have
been cast by voters who either had not
paid then poll-tax by the first day Of
May, 1892, or were non-residents of the
precinct, county. or State. 1t Is alleged
thai the reg .stration was performed IN
flag. ant violation OF law. and that quail
f,d voters, who would have voted for
Mo ,dy. were denied the right TO register
and vote Then follows the sensational
st.tInent thai the rg!stTauon and poll
books from some precincts have been lost.
stolen. or destl Dyed, and the request that
the precinct votes De not counted
Moodys claims would give him l1a ma
ioIity.
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Richmond, Fred3ficksolr; &
Potomac Railroad.
SCHEDULE IN kFFECT NOV. SD, 1909.

SCHEDULE In EFFECT NOV. 81, 1909.
SIP = ~, daily. trom BYRD Stree, station
.os Masninston and beyond Stops - Afford
guam Sundays. Sleeping Cars to " .shinStun aud
New iosk Dining Car.
s:45 4. A.. daily. from MalnStreet Ststlon.
Florida and Metropolitan Lin:ited tor Wash
Ing ton and beyond. SIPS Fredericksburg aud
7:oo a. NJ. excsns es susdss from, En-. St..
ton. accommodating tor Ashland and tnterms-
date points:
Station for Washington AM. besond. Stop. ut
Ella; Glen ,,; Allen snd local stations Ashland
Alexandria Buffet Parlor Car.
$50 a: M; =, except Sunday from sysd-sseee,
Elbs. Glen Alien and lccaI stations. A.biand to
A!exsndsis inclusive. Psrlor Car.
800 boon, e.eep, suncn,. 'rem bysa.s.rees
kiba, As,:aud boswell Milford. treurrlcXs-
burg sD4 Alexandria; Bu1et tasIor Cas. Con-
uecrs With Congressional Limited
$40 ?. Il, except SUNDAY. from Byrd-sres.
Sta don. accou>moda tioo for Fredericksburg and
'n!es TX Doi ah;;r .,, ,,,s.. v,.,,,.
fredericksburg. Bro"ke. Moderator and Ais1an-
s:25 P. M, except Sunday. from Eibs Ste.
ton. accommodation for Ashland and intsrms-
sos ?: N. daily; tron B5sastrest Station
Tor Washington aod .eyonH Stops at Eloa.
6l.5ssa .ad
Stops at other STE uuns Sunday. Sleeping Car
Rich ond to S~N York and Washington u
l'biladelphta.
ills ?: T.. except suad 1s, from E,b. Sta.
TRAINS ARRIVE RIcHMoND-sorrHwAR
$40 A. NJ, except Sunday. at Eiha Station.
Accommodation from Ashland and intermediate
800 500 a. NJ. daily. at Byre-srrre. Station
Stops at Alexandria. oeeo1uan. Wtdswates.
luGd and Elba. Stops at othss stations sun
day Buffet Sleeping Car New fosk to Rich.
mnnd.
s:25 A. NJ. except Sunday. at Byrd Street
Station accommodation frnn fredericksburg and
intermediate points.
Station Stops q, heal stations. Washington
To Ashland. Inclusive. Glen Allen and Elba-
2.os r NJ daily. at Ma,n-stree. s:st,on.
Stops 1T Alexandria. I.nrtnn. 0~conuan. Quanticn.
Fredericksburg. Milford. boswell and Ashland
500 P. NJ. except Sunday. at E!ba Station.
accumulation from Ashland and lntermedists
s:4s ?. NJ. daily. at Bvrd-sreat Station
Stops at Alexandria. Frsderickshu-e. boswell.
Ashland and Elm. Sleeping Cara from New
YORK a,d Ws'Ainfton n nn,s Car s.,.,o,
Stops at Alexandria and local sta lions Quan-
tieo tn Ashland. inclusive. Glen Allsn so, E'sa
Buffet Pnrlor Car.
1929 2. NJ. daily at Main-:are~t asion
Florida and Metropolitan Limited seops At
Alaxnndria Fredericksburg and boswell. 6uf-
fet Sleer,nr Cars from New York.
1880 2. ~, e1cept Sunday. at Elba 5tatlor-
accommodation from Ashland
". 5. DIXIE. General Man, gar.
E. T. n. MYERS. President.
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AN OLD CONTENTION
Durham and the Southern Railway
fish.ins Over Street.
(special Dispatch to The Illness

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
DURHAM. N c.. December 2s-The
committee from the Chamber o! Com
rnercs. who visited First Vice Presden,
\. B. Andrews. OF the Southern Railway,
to confer with him about getting union
consolation. Colonel Andrews telling
them plainly that he would DO absolutely
nothing until the suit pendi in the Su-
pren1e Court over the ownership OF Pea
body Street. which 9th the railway and
the city claims is sett ed. The S uthern
eli. inns her right OF way one hundred
feet on each SIDE Of its track. The city
street has bEen used as a public high
way. kept up by the city.
The Chamber OF Commerce was largely
attended tonight by the leading bust.
ness men OF the city. who met in special
session to receive the formal report OF
the committee who went to see Col
Andrews
Major ". A. Guthrie chairman. SUBJ
nitted a detailed report in which It
appears that Colonel Andrews treated
them with every courtesy. 4 resolution
asking tthe Corpora ton Commission to
force the Southern to give better accom-
mediation here. which thsir attorney ad
mitted was totally inadequate, was
passed.
General J. S. Carr. Y. S. Bryant and
others spoke on the matter. the ques-
ton being as to whether 1t was better
to force the construction OF temporary
depot or wait for the settlement OF the
law suit and get union ierot
The origin OF the trouble was the
granting OF the right of way by the city
- the Seahoard Air Line to run track
c.. Pea body Street some thirteen years
ago. The Seaboard was erJ,ined from
laying the track. the city entoined the
Sout hern from any tre.rass on he It est.
and one moonsh'ne night the Sea boa I'd
put down her rails and came into town.
much to the surprise OF tine Southern
people, Since then the case has been
banded from court to- court and still
hangs in the balance
2 The de OF accom- moda tons here are so
snail that women and children have to
st'nd on the open platforms. freau My
In the rain. and for hours. waiting de-
'ayed trains. Ma ny OF tie merchants are
speaking of boycot',ng the road until
some concession is mad. Friends Of the
read think that If the Chamber Of Com
niece had approac hed President An
drews in conc''ia.orv mood In -tead OF
in such authoritative fashion. his replv
to the Board would have be n different.
The Norfolk and Western and the Sea-
hoard have expressed their willingness
to Join with the Southern in a union d =
pot at any time.
Police Officer crabt-ee. who was beaten
~ Dan Horton Saturday night. is i'm
proving. and viii be ready for the ore.
li~in"ry trial tomorrow before Mayor
McCown.
Drrnnse-s who travel all over the State
inform your correspondent that tAere is
a strong feeling among all classes for
General J. S. Carr as the successor OF
Honor by Je'e- S. Pritcha,d N the
Unit d Sta rs Senate Gene al Carr Is
rahirg TO fight brt rnany of his frenas
who think 1t time his services to the
ssste should be rewarded. ars pushing
his claims.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
:. 3. Parker Wounded in the Thigh
While Hunt e in ORANGE.
specia, D,snstch 70 The r,n..

fspecial Dtsna tch to The Times,
RALEIGH. n. c.. December ga y
Waits. private Sec etary to Senator
simmons and member-elect OF the L. slx.
lature fSom Iredel!. intends resig ing tha
sec.e,arpship wnen the Legisla ture con-
senes His successor has not besn an
noInced.
Robert Boyd Of Re.esville, resigns as
stenog arb : to Sena or Simmons. and is
s.cseeded by Thomas B Heartt OF RAJ
leigh.
Business Mana ger T. s. Parker, Of the
srate : Farmers Alliance. was acc dent "
shot in the tn Sh while hunting IN
orenxe- The wound Is painful. but not
serious.
have inst tutsd suit here against the Sea-
;board Air Line. claiming that s. spark
from an enGina caused the Tscant 6 coo
61s thaxa. q -
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Atlantic Coast Line

SCHEDULE IN ErFLcT nov. 40. 1909.
rnAlNs LEAVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
$500 A NJ. NORFOLK LIMITED daily. A..
rtvss Petersburs s:al a. s.. Norfolk ii:7o =
II. Stops oni5 at Petersburg. Wavsry and SUI
$3.50 A. H.. daily. Arrive. Petersburg 3:l3
~: Enposl. 1912 o. 4 y Weldon - ~ a !.
P. NJ. savannah 500 l. H. jaek-onviil. sos
IL Tampa 700 P. H.. Port Tampa 7:so ?.
GoIdsborn 2:as p. NJ wilmington 5:ss P. e
Pu,.3an scsper New York to Jacksonville.
M DAILY With As ss!, sns
Railway for Rosnoke and intermediate potnea.
Stops 1t prewry.s Blue, censrniia and Chester
P 81 Stops only At Petersburg. Wa,srly
Petersburg ass p H.. weldon o:s4 r II,
ard Rock, Mount $40 P. u. Makes all intss.
's s'ss ?. T.. daily. Arrive, r...r~oa-s $50
Pm ya. e al s;o csePr; .xn wrsr ,xp,Ax
Connects with Norfolk and western tor Sors
tolk and intermediate points Emrest: s;+ ~
weldon s;as N. vVilm,esson 1a:.o ~ =, y.
f. sss.as.s ';:s e. Sss:,ss.s its
" Tsm fer aT T,Rgi q ro1IIs
Arr.., MIN 1. Aususts s:2s 4 NJ Macon ii:as A.
IT.. Atlanta 100 P. " Pullman slerprr New
York To WILMINGTON. CharleStna. Port THfup1s
Jackson vills Augusta and Macon. Dinins-cal
Service.
s:s5 P NJ, daily. Arrives Petersburg in:75
P NJ Connects At Petersburg with ,larfnlf
and Western Railway arriving t.rnrhhnrE GAS
A N ROANOKE 4.43 A. NJ. BRISTOL tn:4n A.
n Pullman sleeper Richmond to Lynchhu-s.
1890 ?. NJ. daily Arrives Petersburg. 12.1o
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4:o7 A. NJ. daily. From jacksonville easso.
nah Charleston. Atlantis. Macon. Augusta aud
7:as a. n. daily From Petersburg. Lynch
burg and the West
s:4s A. n. daily. except Sunday. Peters
Quiz 1i:1o 4. NJ. daily .xe~nt Sunday Fran
Iock- Mount and intarraedate str lions. Nor
10! lilo 10" !; ~ daily. From Petersburg. SIT
III 1l.4a A. NJ. daily. From Norfolk suao,s
zoo P NJ. da,,,. rrrm Petersburg. Rosn-
oke and intermediate points
$50 p. NJ. daily. From Norfolk eu6ci1
and rer.sshnr1
7:45 P. ~. daily From M,-mf Port r"u.
pa jacksonville. Savannah Charleston WI
mfnrton. Go1dshor" and all ncfnts snnth.
8:5s P. n, daily. From Petersburg Lyae4.
'o'e A a IL EMERSON
Trrrtc AansRse
W J. CRAIG.
asn~rnt Passenger Axsuk
G. 8. 'cAMrHELL.
Di.tsion Passenger A:sn]
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
y NV s w Norfolk 1sWesteI1,
Genera, orioe~: Roanoke. "

GENERAL Oo1oos: Roanoke. "
hOs4-abEA .uIa. l9C2.
LEAVE kIChAOAD tDAiL1,. BiRDSTREET
STATION.
500 A. ~, SokFoLk LIMITED. Ar:,e.
Norfolk l'2c A. u. Stops only at Petersburg
to lei OF passengers from Richmond and Pc
- 500 zoo i. NJ. THE CHICAGO EXPRESS toe
l.ynchourg. Roa noke. Columbus. cincin-
nsti, and Chicago. Buffet Jarfor Car Pc
:ersburg to Roanoke Pullman Sic. per
NATL: also. foE Bristol Knoxville and
70 - h 20 = X. ..Roanos. Express. cs Farm
VILE Lyncnhurs. Roanoke ard intermediate
. 500 :tSSs ?. NJ. ocEA, SHORE LIMITED. Ar.
rives Norfolk $40 P. II. Stops only at Peters
burg Wnvtrly and ssnolk. ~snnecrs at nor.
f,.iS with steamers t6 Boston. Prostdsnce Ssv
York Baltimore and Washington
6:56 2. NJ. for Suffolk. Norfolk and in,erme-
date alta lions. Arrive, at No,f IL at - % p Il.
uects ut Lynchburs with Washington and CHAT.
tancoga Limited. l,rli!msn Sleeper Lynchbprr
to Memphis and New Orlears CAFE Parlor and
Observe ton Cara Radfo:d TO Attala. Ala puIl.
man Sleeper between Rich uond and frnchhurr.
and berrhs ready TO. occupancy at $40 r. Il.
Trains arrive Richmond tr,m Lrnchhurx and
the West daiIr At 7:35 A. 81. $500 P and
S SO P. ". IRON Snrfoi'r md the East at II 10
1. n. il:42 4. u. and $3.50 P. "
JOHN E. WAGNER.
City Pssespee' and rick.. Agent.
District Passenger Axep1
". z REv1T.IA
General Psss.nFa- Assnf
'rhnns. as Ifne East M.fn strcst.
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e @A lin g
SO Ed asEErr @ re-
Via C. & 0. Railway and
Gid Point.
u. S. MAIL ROUTE.

Leave Richmond via Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway daily, except Sunday. at 4
2. NJ, connecting at Old Point with the
superb steamers Of the OLD Bay Line
leaving at Ills P. NJ, arriving Baltimore
$50 A NJ, in time to make connection
with all trains North. East and West
Short rail ride and all night on one of the
finest steamers in Southern water Re.
turning. arrive Richmond 10 A NJ. daily
except Monday.
For tickets and general inforna ton
apply at genera! offices Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Richmond Ira nsfer Com
pany and 1905 East Main Street.
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Married at Greensboro.
Dispatch to The Time

t6pec!al DIspstClI &c tIIe l141es.7
GREENSBORO. n. c.. December %
e. K. :. alAer. OF Martinsvi-le. Va. now
with the Atlantic Coast Line at VIII
niLgton. n. c., was married in the Ben
Low Hotel here tonight to Miss Mary
Sue Lewis. Of Madison. n. c., Dr L. \"
Crawford officiating. The couple arrived
on the Reidsviile train. and vii leave
for Wilmington tomorrow.
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THE TIMES; RICHMOND. VA. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 1902
TRANSPORTATION LINEs
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SCHEDULE N Effect DEC. II. 1909
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE FouRTEHrH
STREET STATION.



TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA
7:oo A. T., No. 7. daily. for Danvtlle.a Cnaf-
otte and all local stations South. connecting
1t Danville Tor stations to LynehonIg; arc e
With D. and ". Railway Tor Martinsvtlle ana
sta ms on that line. At Greensboro tor Al
sta t1ons east and west thereof
1850 2. NJ, No. IS. limited train daily. Tor
Jacksonville and all Florida points: aavans Sas-
<au. etc Connects at Moseler WIKI Faruvilie
and Powhatap Railroad: at Greensboro for i'ur-
ham. Raleigh and Wfn<ton-Saleu: at nans1ile
With No. IS. United States East nail Solo
TAIN. daily. for New Orleans and points
Columbia. Savannah ana Jacksonville Draw
ins-R, ON Buffet Sleeper Richmond to Atlsnta
and Birmingham Through coach for Chase
with Sleeper. Salisbury to Memphis. Dining
Car ser, Ice.
ll:o5 P. NJ. No. H. Southern Express. daily.
for Atlanta. Augusta. Jacksonville ana poInts
South. Sleeper for Dsnville. Greensboro Sal.
ishnry and Charlotte: open at Rtehmoed 9;so
2. " Connection With New York and s'"slaa
Express and Southwestern limited when car
rtes through Slaepers to Ankusta Savannah.
Jacksonville. Tampa. Nashville. Memrhis AZ.
lanta. New Orleans. etc. Complete pininS.taf
<ervice Also. Pullman Tourist SLEEPER Won
days. Wednesdays and Fridays Washington to
San Francisco. without charge. With eonnretInn
tor all prints in Texas. Mexico and California
day. for kaysvfl1e and sntrrrnnhiAta poihh
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
1856 A. n. oand e:25 P. u. Fr,m Atlantis.
Aue,sta. Jacksonville. Axhsuills and all ootnes
South
$40 A. II. From Earsville and local sta ttrns
1928 P. NJ From Durham. Charlotte oan'iLs
and fnteruetiia t. stations.
LOCAL FRE2SHT.
Nos. 81 and So. between Marchests: and
SeepolIs.
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Two A5liday y arr aces.
sspec,a, Dispatch to The Tiueso

Especial DISPATCH to The Tiraes)
SCOTLAND NECK. \. c.. Decembsr
se-There have been TWO marriages here
o,,riYn the hohdays, Miss Lena Harris
MAJ, married TO Mr.. Walter Bell. a hand
soroe reception was rendered the bridal
nnrty al The home Of MIR. Hassen Bell.
father OF the groom.
MISS Matte yAskew was married to Mr.
,vin.atn Bunting. a reception YVES given
them al the home of the groom. in Mar
tin county.
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a Model Report.

Especial Dispatch to TIE Tmes.)
WINS ON-SALEM. n. c., December
q LIN report ng a street gar accident re-
certify. Winston CONDUCTOR is entitled
t, a prize for his lacon.c, caesarian. yet
alI-suffic.ent DOCUMENT. Tbs is his re-
cord OF a la'e accident. sent to head
quarters: Deem Der = east uck
horse and Wagon. Damage: Handle bar,
$500. myself foot sra Mt: wagon, spoke
brock; horse. leg skint-''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
NO HOUSE PARTY
Tn. VanderbiIts Will Not Entertain
Chau cey Deptw a. B,mor-.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

Especial -D.spatch % The T!mes.)
ASiENILLE. n c.. December o.
Owing to the critical illness of Cornelius
Vanderbilt the Vanderbilt house party
al s! tnore has been aba ndoned. MI. and
Mrs. Vanderbilt were to have entertain
quite g distinguished party during The
holidays, Including Mr.. and Mrs Chau...
ccy NJ Depew Count Costa. members of
the Vande, bilt family, and Others Pull
man reservations. both coming and go
Mr. and Mrs. Vands.bli will ltave wi1ain
a few weeks time for the North.
Ing, had already bsen enga ged for Mr..
Vsn6erbilts guests. bur all railway ac-
commodations we're cancelled to-day.
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Died in Philadelphia. :
ESPECIAL pispstch TO The Times.

Especial n1spe tch TO The T1mrk)
IEWlSBuRG. n. c.. December 29.-A
Telegram from Philadelphia states tha,.
sidney James. prominent business man
OF Ievtsburg died to-day IN hospital
there from an overdose of morphine. 1. He
vvas taken to the hospital In an uncon-.
5sctous scond itinns9 He was forty-fI I've Eveals
old and leaves q family La LeWishurk
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Ioilseav-Roeers Narriss-.

Especial nispatch 70 The Times,
DURHAM. y. C. Dec. cs.-Mr. Waller
Holiday. q member OF the we'll known
= .reinia family Of that name. who Is
now IN business in Durham. and Miss
Mary Elizabeth Rogers, OF Durham, will
be married tomorrow morning IL the
First -Baptisi Church. Immediately at
ter the marriage they viii leave on
bridal tour North. stopping with rela-
tipes OF the groom In Virginia on their
return home.
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CHRISTMAS MARRIAGES
Pretty Brides Are Welded in Faye.te-
Vile ard Cunnb Rand.
isneclg1 Dispatch to The Times. !,

FAYETTEVILLE. n. c.. Dec. "a
There were TWO remarkably pretty
Christmas marriages Of Interest to Fay
etteville In the parlor o. DIR. E. Fioyc'
on May Street, was married Mr.. W. A
vanstory. o. the firm OF Bevi ano van
glory. 10 lovely Miss Martha t1orr'S1. OF
South Carolina. niece of MIS-. FLOYD
Al the Butler family homo In eastern
Cumberland. My. John B. Bolton. Of the
law firm OF Sinclair and Bolton. VAS
married to Miss Lillian Carrie Butler
one OF The pretty Butler girls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
Y0RK-RIvEn LINE VEST ~ POW,
THE FAVoRITE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.

TIE FAVORITE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$3.50 P. ID, No. I6. Baltimore Limited daily
except Sundays. for West Point connecting at
West Point With steamers for Baltimore and
York River landings Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays.
2:15 2. n. No 10 tMonday,: Wednesdays
aud Fridaysj. local express for West Point and
intermediate stations Connects with stage at
Lester slanor for Walkerton and Tappahannock
$500 A. NJ, No. -. local mixed. Leaves daily.
except Sunday for West Point and intermediate
sta lions. connecting with stages at Lester
Manor 10, Walkerton and TappahaLnock
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
e:15 A. NJ, No. IS. daily. from West Point
with connection from Baltimore Sundays. We'd
nesdsys and Fridays.
lo:45 A NJ. No O.. Wednesdays and Fridays
from West Point and local SITS tions.
$3.50 ?. d., daily. except Sundays, from
West Point and inter,nediAts stations.
Steamers sail from West Point $3.50 p. u.
Aondsys. Wednesdays and Fridays. and will
call at Almonds. Clsybank and Gloucester
Point.
c. ". WEsTBURT.
District Passenger Agent
go East Main Street. Richmond. Va
S. q. HARDWICK.
General Passenger Agent
C. Fl. ACKEET.
General Manager. Washington. D. C.