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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-11
AT THE u UNIVERSITY
Miss Marie Masters to e ecome Bride
of slack" 8onney On Dec. goth.

Especial Dispatch to The Tilnes.)
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. VA,
December lo-Following close upon the
heels Of the announcement Of the
wedding Of Miss Caroline Lyons. daugh-
ter Of Judge and Mrs. Thomas Barton
Lyons. and DR.. Arthur Buckner Harris.
Of San Antonio Texas. right qua on
The Varsity football eleven, comes an
other OF great interest to local and State
society-that Of Miss Marie Matters Of
the University. 10 Mr.. John Lawrence
vicks Bonney, formerly Of Baltimore,
but now Of Columbus. Ohio. This we'd
ding will occur on December Goth. at s
O'Clock P. NJ. in the University Chapel.
and will be performed by the Rev. Harry
B. Lee. rector OF Christ Episcoi. al
Church. Cha rlottesville.
Miss Masters is the daughter of Mrs.
Augustus II. Backmaster, of the Uni
versity, and a decidedly beautiful ard
popular young lady. She Won nur
praise in local society circles by her h s.
trionic ability displayed in her perform
ances in the annual Easter entertain
ments given by the Y. v. Y. Dramatic
Club of the University.
Mr.. Bonney was student of this in
Etitution for four years. leaving in 80
TO accept a fine position in Pittsburs,
from which place he afterward Went I o
Columbus to enter business. While at
the University Jack" Bonney. as he VS.
famfliariy known. was member Of the
baseball team for four years. playing
in left-field. and made a reputation 4
timely hitter and sure catch on fly
balls terms well understood by the en-
thusiasts. Bonney was captain OF the
team in 1898 and 1899 and led some OF
the best teams that ever represented Viz
Einia on the diamond.
MT Bonney is brother of Mrs. Charles
Scott Venab'e and2of Miss Bonnev. of
Jefferson Street. Charlottesville. He is
one Of the most polished gentlemen that
ever attended the University.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-11
CRAWL.EY-iRBY
Beautiful Marriage Ceremony at the
Meth dist Chu ch Blactetone.
Especial Dispatch to. The Times.)

" c'n OlSt SVu On d ol'CSeIOnS.
Especial Dispatch to The T'imes.)
BLACKSTONE. VA. December 10
One of the most notable and beautiful
marriages which have occurred in Black
stone in a long time took place this after
noon at ) clock at the Methodist Church.
when Miss Mary Washington lrby became
the bride of Mr.. James Daniel Crawley.
The church had been beautifully decorated.
Mayor P. Stith was master of ceremo-
MES, while Messrs. L. H Stokes, R. B.
Spencer, S. F. Epes and Samuel Hurt
acted as ushers. These preceded the bril-
dial party. which entered in the following
order:
Miss Bessie Crawley. sister of the groom
with Mr.. C. L. Carter; Miss Jennie Irby.
sister of the bride. with Dr.. George. r..
Seay; Miss Marge Crawley. another sis.
ter Of the groom. with Mr.. Harry Will
llams; Miss Ellen Duval. Of Farrlville.
with Mr.. Sandy Gray. of Richmond; Miss
Fanny Irby, sister of the bride. with Mr.
Ashley Adams; Miss Annie Hoy. of Pc
tershurg. with Mr.. J. l.. Neblett; Miss
Alice Irby. cousin Of the bride. with Mr..
& Irby.
Following these came the bride with
hel sister andsn1aid Of honor Miss. Lizzie
Irby. while along the opposite side APP
PREACHED the groom with his best man.
Mr. Robert Duval. of Farmville.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
G.. D. Crawley, Of Mathews county. uncle
Of the groom. assisted by Rev. G. p
Greene. pastor of the church at this place.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Crawley left for Northern bridal
tour. Upon their return they will for the
present make their home at the Black
stone Hotel, where rooms have already
been fitted out for their occupa
The bride Is the eldest daughtero Of MI Mr.
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Martin-8ryan.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. December
1a-Mr. John S. Martin Of Norfolk, and
MISS Nellie Walton Bryan. daughter OF
Clerk OF Courts c. A Bryan and Mrs
F,.yan, of Stafford Courthouse, We're mar
req yesterday at REGISTER Chapel, at the
latter place. by Rev. c. l.. Potter, OF the
FL z. Church, South The decorations
consisted of eversreens, potted plants
ard flowers. The bride entered the
church leaning on the arm Of her father.
who gave ilsr away. The ceremony took
place under a beautiful floral arch. Miss
Esther Bryan, sister OF the bride. was
:7!sid Of honor and Mr.. Frank Blackburn
OF Stafford county. was best man. The
ushers were Nessrs. E. S. Moore and
John l. Berrey. Mrs. Mamie Blackburn
played the wedding marches. An elabo-
rate wedding breakfast was served at
the home OF the brides parents to the
re6ding party, after which Mr.. and Mrs
Martin left on a bridal trip TO Northern
POINTS
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ment Fund Association. In a short
speech Governor Montague was intro
duced to the assemblage. He was in ex-
cellent form and spoke for about an hour
on the Confederacy. its statesmen ana
soldier. He defended the South In the
course that 1t pursued and dec AIRED
that no people could be called trail ors
who so earnestly and through such lard
ships as were endured without complaint
fought for the cause that they belle ed
to be Just. In his reference to the sol
diers OF the war, their hardships and sur
ferings he was at his best. and was
frequently Interrupted by bursts OF ap-
plause.
Senator Ransom was next introduced
and despite his age and feebleness his
voice could be heard throughout the hail
Noted. as he is. as one of the leading
orators OF the South, it is on al oc-
casion Of this kind that he is at ms pest.
He fulfilled all expectations of h $ adj
mirers. and in his speech OF about an
hours length the audience was entirely
under his control He declared that 1t
was the duty of the South to forget he
passions and prejudices engenedered by
the war. but to remember the pain and
suffering Of the soldiers and women: to
forget the baseness, but remember the
glory OF the struggle.
Hon. J. c. Featherston spoke for about
thirty minutes ana dealt chieftE Win IN
cidents of the war. many of which were
familiar to a number OF the old SOL
diers present In this his first appear
ance before a Greenesvilie audience,
Captain Featherston created a most
favorable impression. Hon. ". A. Reese,
veteran of the war. who belonged TO
one of the companies sent BIZ Green s.
ville next made a short talk to his
comrades and friends. in which he urged
6o
ment.
Senator Ransom left on the night train
for his home in North Carolina. while
the Governor and Captain Feathe~ston
stayed over for a hunt for deer and par
trIdges tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-11

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-11
GUILTY OF MURDER
Trial of Arthur Wilton for Killing Jake
Lee Results Conviction.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

DANyILLE, VA, December 1o.-The
trial Of Arthur Wilton for the
murder of Jake Lee. colored
farmer OF North Carolina. or the 18th
Of last month. was concluded to day and
resulted in a verdict CT guilty of murder
in the first degree. and fixed the penalty
as death. Will Jones, who is an accom-
plice. will be tried tomorrow. They
elected to be tried separately The prin-
cipal evidence was given by Shack Will
ton. brother Of the one who did the kill
ing. He testified that two men had killed
Lee by beating him over the head with
a stick. The jury was out only ten
minutes.
Rev. William j. Maybee. State superin-
tendent of the Children's Home Society OF
Virginia, will return next week. when he
will organize a branch Of the Children S
Home Society in this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-11
Harper-Currier.
Especial Dispatch to The Times

CHATHAM, VA, December ia very
pretty but quiet wedding was performed
at O'Clock tonight at the home OF Mrs.
Currier near Design. when her daughter,
Miss Ida May Currier, became the bride
Of Mr. William ]. Harper, OF Pittsylvania
county. Rev. R. z. l.. Aylor performed
the ceremony. The bride is notably
beautiful blonde, and was very hano-
somely attired in a travelling gown or
white. After the ceremony the orlde ana
groom were driven to the home OF the
groonl's mother, where they will reside
and where the groom is engaged IN
farming.
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Eund .eY Lodged in jail.
Special Dispatch to The Times.

CHATHAM. VA, December 1o.-Jack
T. Hundley, who shot and instantly killed
Albert Griffith Saturday night 1t the
hons OF Hund,ey's father. was Tuesday
afternoon lodged In Jail by Constable T.
j. Eanes- It had been reported that
Hundiey had skipped the courty.
The family of Senator Joseph White
head. accompanied by Miss Jessie Tred-
way, left for Richmond Tuesday morn
ing TO remain until Adjournment OF tho
General Assembly. They VIII reside at
No 1908 West Avenue.
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and Mrs. Walter Irby. The groom Is
ncmber of the hardware firm OF stokes
Williams and Company he formerly re-
sided in Farmville. He is also member
OF the Town Council.
Northumberland.

Especial Dispatch to The Timeso
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, December
10.-Mr. George w. Morton, Jr.. a prom
rent young business man ana farmer,
sno Miss Matte c. Coleman, daughter
o: Mrs. II. r. Coleman, both of Orange
county, wero married this afternoon tat
8 O'clock, at Pamunkey Baptist Church,
in that county, Rev. W. J. Decker Oil
eating The church was beautifully deco
raled for the OCCASION Miss Fannie 2.
Coleman. sister of the bride. was maid OF
honor and Mr. George Frazer was oesL
man. This bridesmaids were Misses susie
and Flossie Rawlings. both OF tredericks-
burg; Misses Jennie and Mamie Morton.
or Orange. Groomsrnen: Messrs. Robert
Norton. Mercer Dickerson and Leonard
Coleman. Mr.. and Mrs. Morton lett after
the ceremony for a bridal trip North.
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APPLIED FOR BOARD
And Later Woos and Wins Sixteen
Year Ola Bride.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Tlmes)
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, December
lo.-Thomas Walter Meeks, Wild
over Of Alexandria, and Miss S2llie r.
chambers. the siXteen-year-old daughter
OF MIR. John f. Chambers, We're married
at the brides residence here this after
noon.
The romance attending the wedding was
that in passing through charlottesville
the groom, Who is an engineer on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, stopped at
the home OF the bride 10 apply for board
de "builGed better than he knew me
going bride is native of PittsylVanla-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-11
THE GOVERNOR SPEAKS
Interesting Confederate Meeting a,
Emporia Yesterday.
Especial Dispatch - THE Tines

(SpeClal Dispatch il1 I! mes J
EMPORA. VA. Dec. 10.-An immense
crowd assembled at the Armory Hall
here to-day to hear the addresses OF Gov
ernor Montague. ex-senator --att w.
Ransom. Of North Carolina; Hon. ]. c.
Featherston and Hon. W. 4. Reese.
Senator Ransom reached Empo.la on
the 8 o'clock train over the At antic
Coast Line. and was met at the station
by deputation Of citizens and con-
Quoted to the Central Hotel. The mill
tary company was called out to act s
an escort for the Governor and his party,
who reached Enporia at II O'Clock. In
addition to this a large number of citt-
zens Nin carriages and on horseback
joined in the procession.
After short rest at the hotel the
speakers were conducted to the Arracry.
where fully one thousand people had as
sembled. The meeting was held under
the auspices OF the Confederate Monu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-11
CONDiTIO \ CRITICAL
Mr.. John r. Porter Was Seriously In~
iured in Accident at Shenandoah.
fsnecial nisoatch TO TIE Times,

lSreClaI II ftSII- 70 IHH I!n1SS3
3RLOTTESVILLE. VA. Decarnbe-
1a-John r Porter. son OF Professor
Porter. OF the University OF Cincinnati,
and a relative of Professor OrrI1ond Stone.
OF the chair of astronomy of the Univer-
sitv o. Virginia. is at the University Hos
r:taI in q critical condition as a result Of
in 5uries received in an accident at Sher-
andoah Va Mr.. Porter. who IS chemist
AT the mines near Shenandoah. was riding
70 his work on the switch engine The
engineer is said to have ignored com elete-
lv the signals from the switch house for
hin, to stop his engine. and ran into a
f.rigut train which was standing on the
main track Mr.. Porters leg was crushed
alIpos, TO a pulp. Mr.. Porters father. who
is professor Of astronomy at the Univer-
SHY OF Cincinnati. and his mother are
here to attend their son.
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Ing in Charlotte. n. c.. performed the
ceremony. a delightful French supper
was served at the home Of the bride.
MARRIED IN MEMPHIS
Ivy Little, Of Norfolk, Abandons the
each lors FIR Bird :
Especial v.spatch to The Times)

Especial .J.spatch to The Times)
NORFOLK. VA, December 1o.-1vy
Little. for many years connected with the
Academy Of Music and CRANKY Theatre,
has abandoned the bachelors, and when he
again returns to Norfolk he will do SO
as q benedict. and bring Miss Nellie Hill
ton back as his bride.
OF Mr.. Little's marriage a Memphis
paper said:
In the parlors of the Clarendon Hotel
Ivy ". Little and Miss Nellie Hilton were
married yesterday afternoon by the Rev.
Granville Allison. The couple are mem
hers of the Human Hearts" Company,
playing at the Lyceum Theatre Their
wedding was witnessed by an assembage
Of the various members of the troupe and
several boarders at the hotel. The bride
is a resident Of New York. while the
grooIn's home is in Norfolk. They Will
continue to travel with the present troupe.
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Marti~-Godsev.

(Special Dispatch to The Times)
WEST APPROPRIATION. VA, December
10-To-dav at 1880 P. NJ. at "kirklea,"
the Baptist parsonage, Mr. Samuel D.
Martin. of Halifax county, and Mrs. Viz
sir1ia Godsey. of AppomattoS, were united
in marriage. Rev. George Braxton Taylor
performed the ceremony The bride and
groom left on the westbound Norfolk and
Western train for Halifax county, where
a reception will be rendered them tonight
at the residence of the groom's father.
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WlLLIAMS-CORBIN
Beautiful Marriage Ceremony at Spring
Garden Yesterday.
necial pispatct to. The Times. )

Especial Dispatch! to The Times>
CHATHAM. VA. December 1o-The
marriage Of Miss Catherine Mary Corbin
TO Mr.. Charles Lester Williams was per-
formed at 9 o'clock tonight in the Pres
hyterian Church at Spring Garden. Dec
orauons OF green and white were banked
In profusion and beautifully illuminated
with colorcd lamps
The bridal party. to the strains OF the
wedding march. entered In order as fol-
lows: Miss Ella Williams and Mr. Willie
Shields. Miss Della Williams and Mr..
Rawly Thompson. Miss Pansy Corbin and
Mr.. Lorenzo Collie, Miss Pinkte Adams
and Mr. Asa Hodnett. Miss Ruth Corbin
and Mr.. Fled Williams, Miss Leila Pugh
end Mr. Wyatt Corbin.
The bride entered with her sister and
maid of honor. Miss Sa!lie Corbin. and
were Joined near the altar by the groom
and his best man. Mr.. J. c. clapp. Of
Reidsrille. N. c. Rev. g. ". Belk. for
! several Years pastoS here. but now resid-
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Ha'l-O 1Iby.
fspccial ;snatch to The Times.)

NoUEVlTI 7 ISJdlCIl 10 7 4IG I IIlteS.3
NORFOLK VA. December 1o.-Mfss
Anna Daily, the daughter OF ]. Arnold
Daily, SO long the editor Of the Virginian
and now connected with the Landmark
and Kennetn Guy Hall, young business
man here. were married this evening
The marriage was performed at the PARK
Avenue Baptist Church by Rev. ). J.
Hall. After the ceremony the BRIDE ana
groom started on a trip to the Northen
cities.
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6 aur Gers-Wilkins.

tsnecll TIspatci1 70 The Times.l
SUFFOLK, VA. December 10-Bethle-
hem Church. in Eansemond county was
the place Of pretty marriage TINS alter
noon. the principals being Holiday l..
Saunders and Mrs. Maggie Wilkins.
EIosier Wright was best man and Miss
Maud Pierce was maid Of honor. Tonight
there was a reception.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-11
Fcuc Years fer Jace Frost.
Especial Dispatch to / ne Times

(Spec'al Dispatch to- Inc Tines.)
CHESTERFIELD, VA, December 10
Only one criminal case was heard
Yesterday IN Chesterfield Court and DE-
cided, that being the case against John
Lewis Jones alias Jack Frost charged
with wilfullv shooting little Frank Owen,
Of Winterp elk. with shotgun.
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Pa.rck-WeSi.

tSncciaI Disnatrh to The Tmesl
NEWPORT MEMS. VA, DecenbeE 10
William T'lden Patrick, a well known
Hampton wood and coal dealer, and Miss
Sallie Miller Young West were married
at O'Clock tonight at the residence OF
the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. W.
West at New Market, Rev. y. 3. Wood
fin. pastor Of the Hampton Baptist
Church, officiating. After the ceremony
an elaborate reception was rendered the
guests.
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HaiI-Saunders

(special Disna+ch to The Timeso
NEWPORT. NEWS, VA, Dec. To-
Hardy Overton Hall. OF Richmond and
Hiss Julia Eta Saunders, OF RlverVlH",
were married in Newport News this af-
tcrnoon at the parsonage, Rev. George
". NVray officiating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-11
Serlcu, FIRE in Bristol.
fspecia, Dispatch To The TIM

Especial Dispatch to Tha 'Tm-s.N
BRISTOL. VA. December IA blaze
on State Street Bristol, Va. early this
morning Quilted three buildings. eatailins
a loss OF $4,000. partially Insured. The
firms that lost were Bum and Conrany.
news and book dealers; Bridges ard War
rar.. grocers. Frank Hendricks. saloon. BY
hard lighting what would have been a dis
astrous fire was prevented.
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Carter-Jone S.

(Snecial D'snatc11 tn The 'Tinnes;.)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, December 10.
MI William Carter and Mrs. George Anna
Jones, both Of Caroline county, were mar
rico here at the residence OF Rev, Dr.
j. S. Dill, who performed the ceremony.
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