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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
RAILROAD Co, wins
JIM CROW CAR .| CASE
Hawkes., Who Refused to Sit ia
White Car, Loses Suit.
MONUMENT AWA.rsUEVElLIl.G|
Confederate snatt at Chesterfield Com
pIeted by the Placing IF he C.pstone
pIeteo by the Placing IF he C-pstone
and Statue Yesler1aY-Unvel.Ing
in the Spring.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times)

CA CHES IERtlt.LD. VA, November IS
The cast. OIL II. sM. HAYNES AGAINST the
At.antlc COAST Lille I,14.roauy l,-u4IIpa.4y,
when mas been on tria. Iuf tnlee LAYS
in the Circuit court here, WAS enCed TO-
day by a yeIuict Tor tie defendant III the
suit. Much aDie argument i'll the case
WAS ottereo both over the Instructions
and OF the case before the jury, the at
totncys being NiesSIs. Wing and I'M. X
Meredith for the platinum, and Alex.
Hamilton and G.. b E.nott for the de-
PENDANT company. The verdict of the
juiy, which vas reached Within a few
minutes after they left the court room,
was not a surprise to those VINO heard
the evidence in the case, and Who mao
once looked UPON the face OF the plain
tiff, Hawkes., as he is to all appearances
4 ful-bieoded white man, and the bulk
of the evidence tendiis4to show that ne
declined to state to Conductor Davies
that he was I: coiored man. The rail-.
road company, therefore, was held just-@
fable in requiring Hawkes. to leave Its
train. the ground on which Hawkes.
brought his suit for ten thousand dollars.
Hawkes. was put off at Chester.
The case OF l.. Blacner@ and II. J. Ru-.
bin. against the Richmond and Petersburg
Electric Railway Company Was not heard
at al to-day on account OF the aWkes
case. and the term OF court having now
expired this case Will go over until next
May for hearing
Viewed by a company of interested
spectators the l.sno-pound capstone# to the
Confederate monument in tie courthouse
yard was elevated deposition to-day. and
soon after the bronze figure. which has
for several weeks been lying on the
ground nearby in its shipping case. was
also hauled up and planted In position
on 81 top of the Twenty-Five foot granite
shaft just completed a copper box about
5x9x6 inches in size had previously been
IN led with some interesting relics and
data pertai:1--ys to the monument, and
this was piacat. Just beneath the cap
stone and 4iet4ded in the ruhh,e work.
Among the things placed in the. box tor
tic leneflt Of the ages to come We're
Confederate legal tender notes of#varlous
denominations. copies of four current
newspapers of this day. short CLIPPINGS
from he newspapers regarding nromi-
rent mon of the county. particularly OF
the Confederate army. an extract from
the minutes Of tho Monument Assocla-
ton and other things Of interest.
Viewed from a distance the monument
as it now stands is complete apparently
and there seems 10 he general sat:sfac-
ton with the general anpearanca OF ff2e
stone work AVID he statue alike Iile
lone sentinel stands fae6sg ne court
house rs though guarding the historic
En'd scat Of county government from all
hostile invasion TIE lranya soldier IS
now vailed ani Will i1roit&f3v remain so
until the snrine zoren9 Sufficiently to iil-
sure good weather for u1>reilins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
les YEARS OLD
The Oldest .Personin the Valley ofvir-
pin.e Dies ~ Page Ccu.'v.
special Dispatch to The Tirnes.)


Especial Dispatch to The Tines)
> LURAY, VA, Nov. cS.-Thes eldest per-
son in Page county and perhaps
Valley of Virginia, Mrs. Jane Bundy. was
buried at her home in Bianes NE, 'iit7
county, yesterday. Her age Is san 70
have been los years, and about TINS ,ilsisS
seems to be little doubt. Her mihd' Up "
several months ago, was perfectly ci ,zatl
and her recellections of the early MS.
tory of the Valley were interest hs 70
hear related. The burial took place WIN, !,
IN short distance of where she mad
lived almost her entire life.
/ n the same neighborho1d, Mrs. susan a.
bradley was buried on the same cay.
ae,ed about seventy-eour years. She was
tbe widow of the late w r. Brad y.
,rbo vas burned to death at his home
- E,iosservil G. this county. one year
aeo Mrs. Bradley IS survived by eisft7
abs1dren TIE aggregate age OF Mrs
I'D p,,,,d, Mrs. Bradley and Mrs Isaac
somsrs who was buried In the same
ne,rhborhood on the same day, was ei6
years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE
Young Man, Recently from Hampton
Dies at Newport News.
,snecia1 Dfsnatch to The Time


NEWPORT NEWS. VA November IS
About midnight last night J. n. Outten
q young man who came here recently
from Hampton. died atathe Newport News
General Hosrital from an overdose OF
morphine The drug was taken Wednes-
day night at his boarding house. Yester-3
DAY morning al 10 O'Clock he was dis
covered unconscious and removed TO the
hospital He was aroused sufficiently to-
take some nourishment. but gain lapsed
into INCONSISTENCIES. from which he never
recovered He was about thirty years of
ag,. and unmarried. Mr.. Outten was 4
brother Of J. c. Outten. cashier of the
Tank of Hampton It is supposed that
he committed suicide.
The Morgan Line steamer Ell Cid broke
the record between New York and New
orleans on her last trip. making the dis
lance in 10 hours and nineteen minutes.
or 1885 knots per hour on an average.
The best previous record was 123 hours.
nv Ell Alba. Both vessels are Newport
News built The announcement, coming
rea.s record breaking feats in the Pacific,
gives great satisfaction to the shipyard
mana cement ard the people generally.
Messrs. j. D. Bohlkin. II. S. Scull and y.
j Crone this morning received each q
black stat on the sleeve, denoting that
they had served five years faithfully as.
letter carriers. These are the first stars
given here. For ten years service the
men get red stars and for fifteen silver
g., g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
AfAfALl.. BLOW
James j. Won cs Held on Charge o.
Muro.ring j. &. Wright.
Especial Dispatch to The Tfmes.}

~ (
LYNCHBURG. VA. Nov. 2s.--Jarnes :.
Womack and j. Edward Wright iisiu q
difficulty yesterday morning at apo...
10 o'clock at S. "A. Wright's planning NH.
near the Cotton AIill and rs a result OF
it Wright is now dead and Womack IS
under arrest charged with murder
Womack and Wright. both OF whom
are young married men. have borne good
regulations in the community in which
thev resided ard were regarded as quiet.
alaw-abiding citizens. Their relations had
been apparently most friendly and. so
far as known, they had never had a Sc
rio,,s misunderstanding. Yesterday morn
ing thev4 were occupied. as usual. in look
ing after the great saw that cuts pianks2
to the required size. and both We're bust
" enga ged. Wright from all accounts,
was at work near the saw and was
throwing back some plank on the scrap
nile Womack was. standing near and
= niece Of the plank struck against his
foot.
This made Womack angry. and picking
IN a stick he UP on The pile OF
lumber in the direction of Wright. who,
concluding that he was about to be at
tackled. called to Woma ok with an oath
not to strike him. at the same time NOV
ing backward several feet. Womaek-
however. paid no attention to what
Wright said but sprang forward and
struck at Wright with the plank that
he held in his hand. 1t was q slancins
blow. but the force of it seemed to
stagger Wright considerably. As he
started back Wornack hit him over the
head with the plank, giving him q fear
full and fatal blow. Ten minutes after
ward Wright had breathed his last. and
his body was soon taken charge of by
1.-THE authorities. Womack gave himself
up and is now held on the charge of
-cJey-5 ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
CAROLINE LOCAL
OPTION ELECTION
t Will Be He'd in Every Magis-
teriaI Dis,ric>.
.WRC0PiNG COUCH IN SCHOOL
a Large White Shad is Caught in the
Potomac-Mafy Thanksgiving Hunt
ing sPar.ss-t.u..ter in King
George Shot IN the Face.
Special DIsgateh to The Times.l

lSpeclaI Disgatch to The TimeS
Observation-Disclosures N.t.. Nov IS
Judge T.. {. Moncure. OF the County
Court OF Caroline county. In response to
petitions which were very genest any sign
ed by citizens IN every part OF the coun-
ty has ordered ii local option election
in every n1asisterial district in Caroline.
to take place on january Sth It05 The
friends of Temperance In that county are
now arranging for big meeting a
Bowling Green for December court day.
when distinguished speakers Will address
the people.
The public school at the Wilderness In
Spotsyivania county. taught by Miss
Lucy Powell, has closed for a few weeks
owing to the preva-ence of whouptns
cough among the pupils.
Mr. Richard Cox. a we'll known fisher
man of Stafford county, brought Is this
city a large white shad caught AT Spit
Rock. on the Potomac River. this week.
The catch of even a single sllad at this
season of the year.is very unusual.
a protracted meeting has been in prog
ress nj. Register Chapel. in Stafford couH-
ty, for several weeks. conducted by. thu
pastor. Rev c. L. Potter. and has re-
suited in great good. many persons j9lE-
ing the church and others showing deep
interest in the services. At the Thanks-
giving Day service at this church yes
terGas twenty-eight persons We're re-
| cefx cd into the membership the church
Mr.. benjamin Bowering. one#ot the old.
est and most nouored citizens of this
place, and father OF Commissioner OF the
| Revenue A. e. Bowering. celebrated yes
| terdav his e.ghtv-third birthday Many
| friends called during the day TO extend
| Their congratulations. MIR. Boweing.
| while unable to walk we'll. continues in
fairly good health
Mr.. Robert L. Smith. of lower FauGuier
| county. has sold this season from three
quarters Of an acre OF land sI25 worth
of cahtase.
Nranr hunting parties went out from
( thfs7citv yesterday and brought back last
I night trophies of the hunt in the form
I OF cartridges. rabbits and an occasional
wild turkey. owing to the fine weather
| hunting has been very generally irgiuiged
| In throughout this section and IN corlSs-
/ nuence game of every kind is much re-
| duced in numbers. II some of the sur
I rounding counties sportsmen from the
/ cities have taken back with them few
+ scattered shot in their flesh. fred
BY some OF their wild marksn1en and eS-
cited comuarions. One gentleman. Wfo
/ was hunting with frierpfs in King George.
4 received two shot in the face
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
DEAD IN HIS CHAIR
Nathan Brent, Weli-kncwn Citizen of

WIZ en- SER, y on Nv #f-ttStOf.
Special Dispatch to The Times.l
WINCHESTER. VA. Nov. 2S--Mr.
Nathan Brent. aged eighty years. and
one of the Oldest and most highly es-
teemed citizens of Winchester, was found
dead in his chair shortly after 4 o'czoch
this afternoon by Rev. T. Ma: shall West.
pastor of the Market Street Methodist
Episcopal Church. of which church for
many years he had been a devoted mem
Der.
Deceased had been i'll for some time.
hut had become better and was string
Up. Heart trouble was the cause of
death. Mr.. Brent for many years was
one of the leading contractors of the
city. but some years ago retired from
business He was City Councilman for
the Fourth Ward at one time. and a SO
a magistrate. No family survives him.
The jury in the suit of the admins
tratrix of Jacob Houcl. colored, VS. the
Winchester Gas and Electric Light G M
rony, for SO eco, which has engaged the
attention of the Circuit Court for five
days, were discharged this afternoon.
being unable to agree.
THE jury stood eleven for awarding
damages and one against damages.
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MILLER SCHOOL. VA. Nov. 2s.-At
Rock Spring Church. near Babers, in
Nelson county. Va, on November Goth,
Mr.. Robert Lee Martin and Miss L1cy
j. Pitzer We're united in the holy oonos
Of marimony by Rev. T. IS. CampoeA,
assisted by Rev. Daniel Blame. Inc
church was prettiiy decorated FL " tn
flowers and evergreens The contracting
parties were among the most popular
and prominent young people Of that sec
ton and large company Of friends and
relatives witnessed the marriage Al er
q sumptuous dinner. served at the hos
pitable home of Mr.. Hudson Martin.
father of the bridegroom. the young peo--
ple left on the northbound train for their
home in Wcllsburg. West Virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
Cfl,tareet From Chester.
,nsc.,, Dispatch to The Timesl

I5pac!t- -L7.sp.r1t.r g = me- 1!nes.1
CHESTER. VA, November cs.-Mr. Ben.
j Moody who was seriously Injured On
tts FurmviIle and Powhatan Railroad.
rear Bermuda Hundred. while helping to
clear4a wreck on last Sunday. Is reported
to be improving now. and the chances
are for his recovery.
Thanksgiving Day passed of quietly
here on yesterday Some OF the grlnners
brought In rabbits and birds. and Mr. A.
NJ Cheatham, ". S. DuvaI and others.
on a fox chase, captured a fox. The fox
made n long run from this neishoorns-sd
to Zion Hill Church. running. some twelve
to fifteen miles. and was 5..treedi' Mr..
Cheatharn iislodged him and brought him
hack 10 Sentralia and turned him out for
another. run. ard In a very few minutes
the dogs caught him after a short run.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
lis YEARS OLD
The Father of Mr.. Henry Bermann, of
Sou h Boston, in Good Health.

(S-saci INi-nat Oh tot heTI'imes.)
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. November 2S.-
Mir. and Mrs. Henry hermann were the
recipients of a large number Of hand
some presents and many hearty congrat-
nialions on Tuesday night. when their
silver wedding vas celebrated AT their
home on Broad Street. MI. hermann IS a
native of Germany. where his father now
lives in the enjoyment Of excellent health
though he has reached the advanced age
Of one hundred and fifteen. years.
Mrs, James Traver. who underwent an
for appendicitis last Monday
ana who was In a very critical condition
.fol several days. is somewhat improved.
Judge W. r. Barksdale. who spent sew
.ral weeks in the Old Dominion Hospital,
Richmond, recovering from surgical
operation. returned home Monday much
improved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
WELL REPRESENTED
But Pocahontas is Sending More Men
to the Peniterl nv.
1srao,a1 1,isnateh ~ 1hn 1ilmns

lSr rcial Dispatch tn The 1'imes.1
7sAzEWELL. VA. November 2S.-County
Court has been in session for ten days.
'.,lsa major part OF the time of the court
is taken UP by felony cases from Poca-
ilontas. That little mining town has many
representatives in the State peuitentiaiy
a.l: other places of punishment.
II Sieve Sesnski.s a Hungarian. was sen
tened here yesterday for maliciously as
satllting another gentleman from Hun
gary. HIS stay in the pen was fixed at
one Year He is a good stone mason. and
,sossilly his services can be used in build
Ing theHnew peniten,iary
The Ratlff Comedy Company "hlch
mas been spending the past few months
in Tazewell. after an unsuccessful tour
of about two months. Will begin opera
lions again on the 10th of December, 1t
is reported. This company is composed
largely OF home talent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
TONGiNlN ACQUITTED
Suit oflnterest and importance 70 ''e
oyster INDUSTRY in Meztm re'a O.
al, 10 The Times.


~ W.. Nov. 2S.--TheQ county
c,a,,rt - ,yastnoreiand county ADJOURNED
= ,-safter :, trial lasting three
at.racted much attention,
- of5 rrea; interest and importance
,,...,.f,d in $th e4 oyster industry.
1,-bans.t,e BAYLOR survey was lnilae. d
,,..,, area of natural rock in Ht'urriosaan
N-n,,ini R.rss was omitted thereirulu.
p,rt:as ap,1ied for lit for planting pur-
-r,,cs--as but the Ntongmen, through .. W /.
.rhinn .!r.. their counsel, enlolned sti's
!, .,,acto,.8 pending the injunction
.n#,ct vas passed April ID, 1902. pro-
,,.-;linr far. the survey and addition OF
t,,.sa i,ottoms TO the Baylor survey al
tar ,l,aS survey had been made. Inc il-
i,,rction was dissolved and the appsl-
-, MS demanded that the inspector COM
#nlete their ss!gnrnent on the ground
that they had vested rights winch couio
NOT be affected by the statute by order OF
BOARD of Fisheries. The assignments
were competed to the extent OF eleven
hundred acres of natural rock.
IT a. Rowe and Robert Hall. tongmen,
we're arrested sfo, trespass. Hon R. j.
wa shinston aud w L. Mayo. the latter
of whom is oac Of the applicants for
the ground in question. conducted the
prosecution, while Hon. c. Conway Baker
and J. w CHM, Jr represented the
defendants. The great fight was on IN
structions. and the court in Difference to
the authorities instructed that no vested
right had been acquired. the applicants
not having completed their contract by
having the rent and fees prescribed by
law prior to the act of April ID.
IF is said that Warner p. Taylor and
other prominent Richmond men are in-
sterested in the application for the plant
Ing grounds. and the effort was to bring
the whole oyster business in Currioman
and Nonlini under practically one man
agament. 1t is believed that the action
of the jury in acquitting Hall and Rowe
will end the contention and leave the
ground in the hands of the tongmen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
1aboenes Of Interest N the Cities 1opn GA Virginia

require two years to complete this work.
II is said that included In the scheme for
the development OF this vast amount Of
nfrernl wealth is the extention of three
large railroad systems into the Big Sandy
region.
The roads are the Cincinnati. Hamilton
and Dayton. the Chesapeake and Ohio,
and the Seaboard Air Line.
The syndicate has been working on this
DEAL for a year or more, and It's agents
have quietly bought up and secured long
term options on the richest mineral lands
ir, Eastern Kentucky.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
Laayi luz d by Sh-sp.

,spaciai T.spa,ca 10 me !:l:cs.5 ga
81 r,A., FORK VA. November IS
A,rs RAY Kidd. who lives on Wolf
creek in this city. while passing through
a field last week was attacted by a
vicious sheep and knocked down and Sc
rious.y hurt Her thigh was broken
and She no doubt would have been kill
IA had not some parties heard her
screams and went to her assistance.
Mr.. Isaac r. Stowers was also knock
cd down by the same sheep later aud
painfully hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
a CHURCH AROUSED
I Holiness Congregation Won't Stand for
Its STOW ppe. Being x cked Down.
lsn.c..ll plspatch to The Times

& W
D*ANvILLE. VA. November as-.N
warrant mas been sworn out blythe Holt
ness Church here against a. Bernheim.
proprietor of the Partisan Dye Works.
The church is in the second story of the
building which is occupied by the dye
works, and a state of wordy warfare has
been existing between the church people
and the Frenchnlans for some time
which eliminated in Bernheim's kicking
down a stove pipe that connected with
the heating apparatus in the caurch.
Shacks Wilton. colored who was
wanted here in connection with the MUIR
Ger of Jake Lea the night of Novem-
Der 18th, was arrested in Roanoke yes
5tcrday and brought to this city to-day.
Two other men have been arrested. and
this one was wanted. but succeeded in
making his escape before he could be a o.
i.rehendeti The trial Will come up a the
December term Of the court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
New TEL PHONE. LINE
To Be Constructed Ovs,' the Mountains
Into Lstcher Couat
tsnccial risna1c,l 10 The Times,

(snccial risnatc,l To The Times,
BIG STONE GAP. VA, November 2s.-
II is reported mat a telephone iine IS
soon to be constructed from stoaesa'
Va across Back Mountain to whites
burg. Ky. The project is a good one
and if carried out viii be of lnes1mahle
value 10 the people of I4etcher county,
An effort is being made TO organtze d
gymnasium al this place III zconnec,ion
With the High school
he usual Su'-es row al Dorchester.
i. i, that place on Sunday, the I'd
a:ri,e ban took effect in The head. and will
likely prove fatal.
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Harris-Ta iIey.
Especial dispatch to The Times; ;

Special Dispatch to The Tmos;l 90
CARTERSVILLE, Va. Nove .7ltea,, e.
Yesterday afternoon the qulel, sna,,s
Of a pretty. marriage when his oldest IS
daughter e. Miss Minnie Lee Tallsy, be- re-
came. tte@wire of Mr.. Willie Harris. -
Cara, Va Miss Kate Talley. the youils,
or sister Of tie BRIDE was maid OF ho.,or,
with Mr. Earle Shores as best man IN h,,,a
bride wore handsome GOVT, Z. -
roses. The maid of honor was becomingly
dressed in white eNfter the Sc. eiiioi.S
the happy couple left for their future
home at Ca Ira.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
SURPRISE MARRIAGE
Primo, Edward Couple Return After a.
Ceremony in Richmond.
LSnecial Disnatch to The Tim
.ARAIvu.I.E. ~. November. q

FARMVILLE, VA, November 2s-a1r.
howard Arn,istead a well known farmer,
residing notear from Farnville, and Miss
I8.ura Williams. of VIC. sham. Prince Id
Mard county we're married yesterday i'll
Richmond. The marriage wass&qulte* a
surprise to the many friends OF both par
ties. as neither had breathea the secret
Il, their most intimate friends The
yorns couple returned to Farmville last
night. and left Immediately for their
country home.
Mr. William Majors. q well known car
nenter. of Farmviile and Miss Mamie
Ransom were married yesterday a t the
Episcopal parsonage by Rev. w O.
Southall.g
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
FARMVILLE TOBACCO
Prices Hold Up Well and the Bidding is
Nern. 6 % RI ed
;Specia1 Dispa.eh to The Tin1es.)


E<hRIN5IiSLE.. VA. November 2S.-The
LARGEST sales of tobacco of the season
were held today on the Farmville mar
het. Prices le.1s Up we'll. and the bidding
was spirited. "ile weed commenced to
roll in yesterday afternoon. and before
ssine o'clock last night every warehouse
IL I-afn9Sil!e was crowded. There We're
no sales on the market yesterday.
Z key. William Alexander Barr. ID. d.
Norfolk Will hold a mission in Johns
Memorial Church Gpiscopap beginning
Monday night next. December, lst-
4 lorafracted meeting viii commence a t
the Baptist Clfarch next Sunday night.
" W Il. l.. S Nth, Of Richmond viii
assist Mr. ThGmpsnn in ilese meetings.
The Prince Edward County Teachers.
Association viii held their December
meeting in the State Female Normal
School December 9Th at il a. NJ Mr..
q Pearson. of Greensboro. y. c. :: DR. Q. f.
Sears Miss Reynolds, Mr. Thompson, Mr.
Brent. secretary of education and Dr..
Scuthall. viii make addresses.
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Beard, both Of this county, we're mar.
ried at Mint Spring Tuesday 8, r,.,,,ee-
Miss Myrtle knuckiss IN ~ ma rriage at
SGreenvllie Yesterday
,Thorn+ n-Moseley.
fsnoo,., n..,,, tch to The Times.>

Especial D'spa tch to me 8 li''ss.' Z,
d SOUTH BOSTON. VA. November q
Mr.. Archer t. Thornton. prosperous
young business man of South Boston. anu
Miss Mabel Moseley. the cha IA .uaus.,
Naruna. Va we're united in marriage
Wednesday afternoon in the Baptist
Church at Naruna by the Rev. j.. =.
Williams After the ceremony the couple E
took the train for the home OF the groom > ,
mother. at Republican Grove. Whsas I. :. .
brilliant reception was rendered the party.
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.Rouf-SirIes.
(special Dispatch to The Timcs.)

(Snecial Dispatch to 4 ne 7I11I11s.1
6 CLIFTON FORGE. VA, Nov. ~.
Miss Mary Theresa Slrles and Mr. y
#Neff @Houff We're married at the nome 81
the brides parents on "Wednesday nis .,..
Pew. Father II CASTOR Payne. of the
Catholic Church. performed the cere-
.mony. The parlor was decorated in fern, ferns
and dogwood on a BACKGROUND Of Anime
Snruce After the ceremony the newly
welded couple rendered a banquet.