The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-05
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BY CIRCULAR SAW.
Lewis Stevens Meets With Acct.
dent In King George.
A FIRE DERlcKsBURG WEDDING Il NJ:
MIR. Buchanan, of GreenvilIe. and Mrs.
Alsop Married-Dr. Montague Res
signs from Furman univer-
sity-Personal Notes.
dent In King George.
A FREDERICKSBURG WEDDING
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mill In king George county, loSt MS
footing and his right hand was thrown
against the saw while it was revolving
rapidly. severing the hand from his arm
near the wrist The balance OF the mem
Der was later amputated at the joint OF
the wrist.
Nr. George William Buchanan, q promi-
nent business man of Greenville, S. c.,
and Mrs. Florence Charters Alsop, of
Spotsylvania county, were married here
tonight at the residence of Mr.. Vespucian
Chancellor. where the lady was visiting.
Rev. T. S. Dunaway officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Buchanan left Immediately after tho
ceremony on north-bound train for d
bridal tour. The marriage was surprise
to the many friends of the bride.
DR. MONTAGUE'S CHANGE.
Dr.. A. P. Montague, formerly of Essex
county, later connected with Columbian
University, ct Washington, and for the
past several years president of Furnan
University at Greenville, S. c., has re-
signed the latter position to take effect
August 18th to accept the presidency OF
Howard College at Birmingham, Ala.
The remains of ex-Mayor Josiah Haz-
ard arrived here to-day from Washington
and the funeral took place this afternoon
at $50 o'clock from the Baptist Church,
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services. The interment was made in the
city cemetery.
The attendance at Wharton Grove Bap-
fist camp meeting near Weems. in Ian
caster county, yesterday was said to- be
the largest in the history of the organl-
cation. The services were conducted by
Rev. Drs. H. n. Wharton and A. c. Barren
with the aid of several local ministers.
The interest was very great
YCA
The Republicans of Prince William
county will elect delegates on August
9Th to- the congressional convention OF
the Eighth District. to be held at Manas-
sas September 18th, to nominate can
ddate for Congress. Considerable inter-
est is felt In the outcome OF the conVen-
ton. as several prominent gentlemen are
mentioned in connection with the norni-
nation.
There is considerable demand among
the colored people of this section OF the
State for copies of the new Constitution.
and 1t is said that they are studying the
instrument in order to post themselves
as prerequisite to- registration.
DR.. Benjamin S. Graves, formerly Of
Orange county. died a few days ago at
his home in White county. Ga. after
brief illness. He married Miss Mary
Cowherd. OF Orange county, who survives
him. with one child.
RBMODELING MASONIC BUILDING
The work Of renodeling the Ma
sonic building here has commenced
and when completed will render it
much more imposing structure than at
present. The entire front and entrance
will be changed and ornamented and
many other improvements to the prop
erty are contemplated.
H,,y, n r.
pastor of the Baptist Church here. Is
filling the pulpit Of the Presbyterian
Church during the absence Of the pas
tor. Rev. DR.. j. W. Rosebro. who is
spending a vacation North. DR.. Duna-
way has been prea ching able sermons to
large congregations and will continue to
supply the pulpit until DR.. Rosehro re-
turns.
Dr. William B. Goolrick, Of this city.
is erecting handsome modern rest
dence on his Cool Spring property on
Stafford Heights in Stafford county near
this city, which he will occupy as his
home.
Louisa county has caught the fever
prevailed In a number OF other counties
in the State during the past several
years. The Board Of Supervisors OF
that county is arranging to secure the
necessary legislation for issuing $4,000
worth of bonds for the purpose Of erect
ing the new structure.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mr.. r. F. Leo has purchased the farm
Of the late Jonathan Thompson in Spot
sylvania county, a few miles from this
city.
Professor B. NJ. Rosebro. of Freder-
icksburg College. has returned from a
trim ha inf nf
institution, and reports that the pros
poets are bright for the largest attend
ancs during the coming session, in the
history of the college.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. R. Gayle, Of Spot
sylvania county, have gone to ST. Louis.
Missouri, to reside.
Mrs. Barber. wife Of Rev. H. H. Bar
Der, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church.
is quite i'll at her home in this city
Mr.. Harry Willis and little son. of lower
Culpeper county, were badly bitten by a
mad dog. and have gone to Baltimore
for treatment.
Mr.. w. H. Merchant of this city, has
arranged with Mr.. L. E. Munford to go
to Cape Charles and take charge CT the
| business department of the Northampton
Times, published at that place
Rev. John A. Sullivan, in addition to
his present charges. has accepted a call
to Poroporole Church, in King and Queen
county.
Mr.. w. S. Hit. OF Scranton. Pa. has
arrived here with his family to reside.
Mr.. Hit has been appointed superintend-
emit of the mechanical department Of the
Southern Foundry and Machine Works,
of this city. and entered to-day upon
his duties. =.
Mr.. William Garrett, well-known cit
izen of Caroline county, died at MS nome
near Central Point after a nrlet ll'ness'
and .;-F--,-...irod by wife and two sisters.
nIr p ~! sail. of this city was bitten
nv a dog. r,,-,e--l to be mad. The dog
was killed and - read sent to the Pas
te,r Institute .. Richmond to determine
whether the dog had rabies CT not.
ONE FORGOT TO QUALIFY