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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
No MOURN[RS
At THIS FUNERAL
A Great Many Persons, However.
Were in the Paris
Church.
fBY AssocIated press.l

u y #ASSOClateu EreSS.l
PARIS, Novemper 26.-,Ehe Ellen Core
drama reached fitting climax today
in the mournfuliy picturesque funeral at
the American church in the Rue de
Eerri. The occasion was marked by q
notable demonstration of sympathy. not
only on the part OF the AMERICANS put
by the French middle classes, students.
artists and Their habitues' of the Latin.
Quarter
AT o'clock in the afternoon the street
in front OF the church was packed with
students in unique costumes. and as the
cortege approached they uncovered their
heads. The oak casket was covered with
a pail 1t was fol- owed by three state
carriages but excepting the first thay
were empty The first carriage was &C.
cupied by NJ. Pauuet. representing Con-
sui General Gowdy. There no pall-
bearers and mournerss The Interior
of t.e building was crowded chiefly with
women. Artists filled the aisles. One OF
them stood sketching the scene.
Rev. Mr.. Thurber officiated The ser
vice included reference to the proyerh
EVIL companions corrupt good man
ners." DR.. Thurber refrained frGrn men,.
tioning the tragedy. The cortege. after.
the service. proceeded to Bagneux Gem
etery where there was similar brief
and simple ceremony.
The official report OF the commission
Of American doctors. which made post
mortem examination of Mrs. Cores re-
mains at the Instance OF Mr.. Gowdy. Is
not expected to be presented before SAT-
uriay. owing to sickness In the family
OF one OF the members.
De Ryttze wskfS s. In whose roonS Mrs.
Gore died was not present at the tunerat
owing to the advice OF his lawyer who
feared demonstration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

He and His Party Call Upon the
President, Who Makes q
Brief Address.
By Associated Press.)

tBy Associated 6IeSS.)
WASHINGTON, D. c., November 90
President Roosevelt received to-day the
uenlbers of the labor commission. who
ere making&a tour of the United States as
the guests of Alfred Merely, the British
philanthropiSt
After greeting the members of the party
the President said:
II am delighted to have the pleasure Of
meeting you. gentlemen, and Mr. MARKS.
have had communication with Mr.. Marks
on more than one question leading up to
TIC coal strike. Naturally any man IN
public life is not only bound TO but must
take the deepest interest in manifold so
cial problems. which include, as one Sec
ton Of them, what we group together as
the labor problem. More and more. as
or modern Industrial progress goes OH.
there is a tendency to work in federation
or combination. both among employers
and among empioyes-in corporations and
III, unions-and. OF course. gentlemen.
ancng the reasons why | take very
great interest in these combinations IS
the very fact that by their power they
have SO great possibilities, which necessa-
eiiy. implies that they have also great pos
sjblities for evil. Whether you wish them
or not, it is idle in my opinion to protest
#,gaiust the inevitable tendency OF the
times towards both corporation and union.
II is worse than folly to take exceptions
Df either corporation or union as such.
rhe line should be drawn on conduct
Mr. Marks. whom the President ad-
dressed in his remarks IS the presiden, OF
tie National Association of Clothiers,
with headquarters in New York. He IS
travelling with the party He is one or
hose with whom the President consulted
Turing the coal strike negotiations. which
res ulted in the arbitration commission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
AT NEWPORT NEWS
Thanksgiving Day Will Be Celebrated
With Some Good Races.
fsneci,I Dispatch to The Times.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Nov. 26-The
celebration of Thanksgiving Day here Will
be more notable than usual on account
of an innovation. which includes a parade
of military, police and ire department
ladies with band and apparatus. There
Will be racing at two tracks. Among the
entries is E,ffie Powers, with a record
Of 20. Other entries are Pilot Medium,
52:0as3 'Brennon, 52:1A: waiter s, 2:l2a
EEffie Powers is Baltimore horse. The
others named are from Norfolk. except
& Prot Medium, which comes from Airing
ton. Md.
The shipyard. with It's seven thousand
and all Of the schools. public and private.
Thousands of Newport News folk will be
at the races, or will attend the foot-ba
games in Norfolk and Richmond. An
excursion train will carry q large crowd
& to the latter city.
Montague and State Treasurer Hartman,
Works. Inspected theEsite Of the proposed
crossing of the d street railway tracks
just east of Twenty-tifth Street bridge,
with {. view to deciding whether a cross
ing should be permitted there
They will return to Richmond this at
terfloon. and render their decision after
arriving there. The decision. according
to the statement made this afternoon, will
be made shortly.
The question before them is to decide
whether crossing is practical or safe
at the point Indicated The Hampton
Roads Railway and Electric Company de-
sire to secure the right to cross thestracks
Of the Newport News and Old Point Rail-
way Company and the Citizens Railway
and Electric Company just east of the
FWenty -ffth-S bridge SO as to extend
their line, which ends a present at
Street on Warwick Avenue,
10 TWenty-sixth Street. where they pro-
rose to build bridge over the railway
tracks.
Charlie Robinson, the negro justice of
Bioodffeldl who was Indicted by the War
wick county grand jury on the cha Le
of eAtortion, was this morning acquitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
a BRILLIANT ARRAY
Vrginia's Best Lawyers Fighting a.
Case a. Winchest
,cia. ioispatch TO The Ttr

I'll Z tSpec1aiHiil 5sT,1 tch to The Times.l
WINCHESTER. VA, Novem Der 20
Inc most brilliant array of legal talent
that has ever been present#at one time
IL the courts OF Winchester was senga ged
to-day IN a special term of the Circuit
Court to try the joint suit of r. NJ. Ward
against the City ofaWnchester and the
board Of Handley Trustees for attorneys
fees amounting to Sl2500. Another nota-
bic feature of the case is the fact that
this is the first time in the history Of
#Nincester that two terms OF the Circuit
Court have been held at the same time
Judge c. E. Nichol. of the Elsverth Judi
ciai Circuit who was especially desig-
nared By Governor Montague, sitting IN
tSe- Ward suit and Judge T. w. Harri-
stn, Of this circuit holding the regular
November term Of his court. rs
The counsel engaged IN the Ward suit
are as follows: For the city of Winches-
tor General of the United States under
President Cleveland. and City. Solicitor
John Steck For the Board Of Handley
Trustees, Hon. r, e. Byrd. attorney for
the Commonwealth, and Hon A. Moore.
Jr., of BerrSville; and for Mr.. Ward,
ex-senator Charles j. Faulkner. Of Mar
tir.sburg: Hon. Marshall Mccormick and
HIM. Conrad Kownslar. both of Berry
vile.
This suit is the OUTGOING Of litigation
Involving a bequest of S25o,Uao to- the city
of Winchester under the will of the late
Judge J-,in Handley, of Scranton. Pa,
in which Mr.. Ward. who then held the
office Of City Attorney. was employed to
defend the interests of the city of Win
chester Hon. R z. Byrd opened the
ersument of demurrer to the bill of COM
niairt this afternoon followed by John NJ
s: eek for the city. The hearing will oc-
cupy several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
Lynchburg Marriage -.s


IsyNcIfBURG. VA. Nov. IS. Miss
Nallcy Belle Hnmphl.ies. daughter OF All.
john A iiumphries was married this
afternoon to Mr.. Within Todd Rowland.
The marriage took PLACE at the home Of
tile bride Among the guests present We're
Miss May Hoy, of Alexandra. NJ: i.
Wright Of loanNil8e:# Miss Della Reilly,
OF lexington ard NJ ss IEtfies Glsason. OF
charlottesville After the wedding Mr.
and Mrs Rowland Jeff for Northern
tour.
Mr.. f117her w. Coleman ard Miss Mary
4, Smith we're rrlarriea here last night At
the CaG1ere# Hill 4}af3ttst Church. Mr. aud
Mrs Coleman eftatilts afternoon for Ai1-
polnat9ox where they will visit the
groom's father MIR r. A Coleman
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
DAVsS-GLAoS
Beautiful Marriage at Historic Glen.
burne Near Winchester.
Special Dispatch toTl2e T!Ines.1

especial LIS pau ten bQ i !fsS i .liit-e-l
WIN S,F1I1S ri.R VA. Nov. 25.-4a beau
tlfil: wedding WAS performed here TINS
afternoon when Miss Harriet Wood Glass
Inc daughter Of Colonel and Mrs ANtliia L,
Wood Class, became the bride OF AlF. y IL
liam Blackstone l3ayis, of Washington.
ID. &C. The ceremony was performed at
taC;lenl9uf4iie. ' the ancestral home OF the
bride. by Rev DR.. II. NJ White OF
INelllstoyEr.. Va.
The hi3de entered the parlor leaning
upoa the arm Of her father by wnom
SIS. was given in marriage. She was at
tended ny Mss katharine Glass, hei SIS
Ter. d $ maid Of honor. At fioral alta!
N.isSs Glass was met by the Sroonl8aI MS
best man Or. E. D. Perkins. OF WASH
4ingion. The ushers We're Messrs w W.
ret NJ. Glass. ard J. Wood Glass. OF Win
chester brothers of the bride and 81 L.
Monroe Jr Of vieksDnrg. Miss
'Gienhurnie, the scene of the wedding
is one #of stiie most historic and itea3iti l
country homes In Northern Virginia. II
Was III this house that Thon1as, Lord
Fairfax took the oath of. Office rs pro-
I3liest or 81 the Northern. Neck OF Virginia.
and IT vas Also al Glenburnie that bar
hec1le was held in honor of Washington
ti1St election asa member OF the virginia
House of I3urgessesl in l7S5S.
Mrs. Davis is a granddaughter OF t:f,,-
erai James Wood member of the Ni:.silsN
Houses of BHrgasses. president OF ting
Society Of tie Cincinnati in 1852 and
tenth Governor Of Virginia. General
Wood was one of The founders of Win
chester The groom, who is connected
NTH The Department at SSilsa 1ngion.
Is "A descendant Of tsa distinguished
Islaelist6lle family Of Maryland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
CHANGE OF CLIMATE
lot Nscessaryis Ordsrto Cur .Catar


The popular idea that the only cure for
chronic caualrn is a change of climate. is
l. mistake, because catarrh is found In
Ill climates, in a sections OF the country:
ma even If q change OF climate Should
e,nedt for a time, the csltarrh will GER
tcinlyG return.
Catarrn may be readily cured in any
Climate. but the only way to do it is to
Destroy or remove from the system the
:atarIhals germs, which cause ali the mis-
chief.
The treatment by inhalers, SPRAYS. pow
Gers and washes has been proven almost
uselsss in making a permanent cure. as
hey do@not reach the seat of disease
which is in the blood ana can be reached
seniy by an internal remedy Which acts
through the stomach upon the blood and
system generally.
a new discovery. which is meeting with
relnai kable success in curing #catarrh of
the head. throat and bronchial tubes.
aud also catarrh of the stomach, is sold
#hy druggists under name of Stuart's Ca
tarrh Tablets.
These tablets which are pleasant and
harmless to take, owe their efficiency to
the active medicinal principles of Blood
Root Red Gum and new specific called
cuaiacol. which together with valua Bile
a,tiseptics are combined in convenient.
Ia!atable tablet form, and as valuable for
c!liIdrsn as for adults.
Mr.sA. r. Fernbank. Of Columb bus, Ohio,
says:#"I suffered so many winters from
Catarrh that took it as a matter Of
course. and that nothing would cure II
except a change OF climate which my.
business affairs would not permit me to
take.
My nostrils were almost always
clogged up;sI had to breathe through the
mouth. causing an inffamed irritated
throat The thought of eating breakfast
c.ten naus sated me. and the catarrh
sra dnally getting into my stomach took.
away my appetite and digestion.
MY druggist advised me to try fifty
c.nt box Of Stnart's Catarrh Tablets.
because he said he had 50 many custom
o.. who had been cured OF Catarrh by
#tha use Of these tablets that he felt he
enid honestly recommend them. took
his advice and used several boxes, with
results that surprised and delighted me-
u always keep a box of stuart's Ca
a+a,rh Tablets in the house, and the whole
fa,niiv9 use them freely on the first ap-
,,enrance Of "a cough or cold in the head
..yyith our children we think there is
..+,,ine@ SO safe and reliable as Stuart's
9co1arrh Tablets to ward off Group and
c:.,ds. and with older people, have known
/ AZ cases where the hearing had been se-
$r.o,,sly impaired by chronic cat3-xb
cured entirely by this new remedy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
TOBACCO AT RALEIGH
Prices ere stiil Rangiag iii.zh and Sales
1s;,scIs.l Ia!..I5ateh - .,ne 1,Lmes.l

5 =
3s;Ysciit.i Islsi1atch IL The flnesl
RALEIGH. ~ O. November 26.--dore.
tr6n oae3 pounds OF tobacco Vas
sid on the Raleigh tobacco market YES
To-day aud the sales to-day We're even
larger l'he rains the past several days
4,ist3l ilI5ftsd an excellent tobacco season
& IaEes arestill ranging ligf
The principal stoclSilo ders in the RAJ
Isisyh Street Railway Company. General
JS Carr. OF Durham, and Or. Me2A 'l.a..
of haI5atle are here eoiitetllnE - 70 s
tie The extension and genera rshabllita-
iian of the line, soon TO be made no
ocf5ftte announcement can yet be made
qhs SWAIN I)Iascoll Company. Of New
Bar.ii was chartered to-day hy the Sec
io,;alr of State. with Gs.p9a capital ~ ne
in@tl Taraters are q. L., priseol. OF At
l l,.i civ. n E. q. swain OF Teau~
fort. and Archie " Gotf. OF NEW y F.iSa' n
pralings in timber lands and care ID. 2
lti,,,tyel camps is 1ile business speciiie@
1he CoIoaed Business M1tlts Social
1,onapa4ly OF Greensboro. was chartered
10 dan. with S2.irlo ca J1ital authorized. he
incorporates arr FRED Johnson. 4 am
t0ri n steward and w Hyatt.
4, ne North Carolina supreme Court has
handed down the Following opinions for
,las wsclS: JOINER, against SugSs from
}>itt e,,ror; Fay against Ca8iseD from
o{l ord error IlaNis aGadtst ounnle5-
field. from Durham, affirmed Letter
pasiilst Telegraph Cos from Rowan. new
4Tiais state against FINGER from Lin
cc}n affirmed State against Peoples
from Mccillenhurg error; I.owlls OF CAS-
ta,,fa q cTti15sst Am Surety Co. affirmed.
T6wn Of Gastarlia against Post-Gl9h'er
fg4elstric# Co no errart stat a galnsi y s's-
NJ. from Mitchell. affirmed. Moore
sfraIvst Moore, from AleSa1'a moon
dismissed. Lane AGAINST RaneN from
ClaxSn, new trials WesHeidt agaii2st
A.33nls fr6a,, swain. new trial; Rive
arafis&. Manufacturing Co, from Gaia "
va pes curtain affirmed. HOWARD against
l{&ilfotd from CO taw}a. PSF curtain. al
flr.nee Lay against Cotton Mills, from
Custom. per curtain. affirmed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
SHOT THROUGH DOOR
Woman Was HitnuiO ly Very Slight,
Wounded.
lsnecial Dispatc!l tolThe Tirlss.l

fSnacial Dispatch ~ the lines,
DANVfLLE. VA, November 2s-John
Wemple was tried in the Mayors Court
this morning for shooting and wounding
Kate Mccarthy. The testimony brought
out at The trial discioses a somewhat DIFF
ferent story from that heretofore pub
lished The woman was cleaning lamps
on the back porch when she saw NNem-
ME. He came around the back of the
house with the gun in his hand Real.
ling that WempIe was drunk. and that
his presence with the gun meant probable
trouble for herself, the girl ran into her
room where Joe Coleman was seated.
md closed and bolted the door. She then.
attempted to escape by way of the. win.
dow. but was shot before making the
exit. Wen,ple shot through the closed
door from the hall. He could not have
seen the woman when the shot was fired.
The bail grazed her left sseoulder. break
ing the skin. and letting little blood.
She woS more frightened than hurt. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
COAST LINE PLANS
HANDSOME OFFICES
To Replace Those DESTROYED BY
Fire This Week
IMPORTANT REVENUE SEIZURE.
An Underground DEVICE for Cheating
the Government DAcovered at
Wilmington Dis,iliery--Fals TO
inierest The Shipping eopie.
IMPORTANT REVENUE SEIZURE
An Underground Device for Cheating

(spocial Dispatcn to The Times /,

SJ
M:II4MINGToN. n. c.. November 20
AS a result OF the fire Sunday morning,
wlsieh destroyed the Office building occu-y
pieG hs the ticket Office. passenger wait
i,s rooms purchasing agents Offices and
feHe.ai stock room and Warehouses, tbs
Atlantic Coast Line Will erect al once a
handsome new brick and stone building
or The siIe Of the one burned TO be oo-
et:ylled hy the offices that we're in the old
building. AS soon as General Manager
john Il kanly approves the plans ines
Wiz be made public The new hH}idiftH
Will be much larger than the old one ara
modern in every respect
MI, Daniel Kelly. travelling representa-
tive of the Marconi Wireless Islesiaf3h
Company, who has been III tile city sew
e!al days In the Interest 81 his com
has gone. MIR Kelly is visiting Sot1ltii south
nPrls for the purpose of Interesting stiii'-s
ping people In making their ports q ware
less. telegraph station lie mel many ~
the business men and silia brokers'. hul
little or. no cnco5if as eti1efi WIS ostti5 81
hiln as the majority q tile iolsls ~ %
thai enter tllis port afs freisht Nesseis.
and hence the wireless teiess2al3il = - =
little 5henef1 IN ti1ctn
yPs,.,,Ia ot1icers made an important
seiz4.rss here this week. 4 he dlsdiierg
Owned .,ys &. j Gore and operated by A.
Y ldoi4eil was ialded. which dlsctoseds
,i3e fait tIlat large tank running under
ground near the still received q good per
s ce,.,age of ihe SPIRITS as they were dis
ttEltt3 IlIes distiliery Is banded by the
govern 7nent. 11.e arrangement of the IN i
Gefg4-ounti tank was for the purpose q
eyoid44!g the government tax on hundreds
Of gallons Of whIslSey The OUTFIT was
journals seized today.
A cehtra3 Ifedelation Of Labor has been
organized III Wilmington in which The
following labor unions are repFese ilted :
C,IlI}euters And Joifleis. lSi1agla pfleai
asla Printing Press Union, Electrical ANlre4
1&,otBers, brotherhood OF. Carmen. ram
Men I.oeomoave Engineers. Railway. Son
eluttofs Federal Labor Union and ieS1lle
3,slr}tIsrs. Is,le state Federation OF lsai1ei
,ls.,is In Wilmington next spring
MEMS mas been received here that Or
EjyHaitI. Jones. F'lIcey a young physician,
formerly OF Wilmington, who has been
81! wing as contlat1 surgeon with ne
erIny in the Philippines, is said 10 ne
e.st4se OF consumption u Fort l3aird New
Mexico Or Price is a native Of this CITY
ana comes from one Of Wilmington s best
fpuiilits.55 His relatives are prepared Tor
the worst lie went 10 TIE l2llihpiiiises.
from here two years ago II lsanot .aeSzl
,,et,tea thu; le VII return alive. 1t IS a
very sad case
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
H. w. Hawkes. Reused TO ST in
the White Car.
He CLAIMS 10 Sc A NEGRO
He Was Found by the Conductor in the
Negro Car. and on Refusing TO
Nov, Vas Pu, of by Conduc-
tor d, Chesier-oue a. C. L.
tUT dt SheSleF-~u Us =. Y. z.
Special Dispatch to The Tines.)


oliEsI1aftfiiaLD, VA, November 20
a case exutng much interest. winch
vas begun this morning in the Circuit
Court, is suit for. ten thousand dollars
against the Atlantic Coast Line Rallrua u
Company, brought by H. w. Hawkes..
WHO sues on the ground that he was
6 eJsctSa ifonlsa passenger tram of the SAID
company aites naving pa.u ms fare be-
edase ne refused To Sit III the cu1nparu-
iiient3 oil the car provided for white peo-
PIE.
Hawks Gains that he is negro, and
was IN lis proper place under the aw
Hnen riding n the car fer coiored pas
ssnssrs and In a brief statement Of his
Case to tne jury to-day, his counsel.
MeSSrs. Wing ana Meredith, stated that he
vas a negro, beng the offspring of#two
states iiVing in DInwidciIe county; that
as a boy ne attended colored schools,
and that, having acquired considerable
property. he was assess for taxes in
two counties in the 5colored division of
Fioperty lists; that the man had always
associated with negroes, and not until
4 ts:e passage Of the Jim Grow car law
Lad any trouble arisen as TO his claim
E 10 be of the negro race.
Mr.. Alexander Hamilton, counsel for
the raiiroads company, in his preliminary
sta lament Of the case to the jury. told
lseN Hawkes.. on the 18th Of February.
1901. was found by Conductor Davis, OF
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il, yrse :, -, =,
1,l,,T;o,,sE,, 51,a-I 49, II,
collecting Hawkes. ticket he called his
attention to tbs fact tina he was IN the
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
RILEY lCQUiTTED1
He.isFound to Be Not Guilty Of Murd )
ofNoah Fox.
(specialDispatch to The Times

LURAY. VA. Nov. 26.-The case Of
George Riley. accused of the murder OF
Noah Fox. near Hope AA-.1s. thu coun-
" on September Sth, was concluded in
The County Court this afternoon by a
verd ct of not guilty The entire nom
ing vas consumed in arguiag the instruc-
tions which We're h .ghiy favorable o the
prisoner and virtually ordeHed his ac-
auittal The defense was able 10 ma ke
out a good case Of sef-defense, although
Riley wen1 to the distillery where the
killing was done. know ng5 that Fox was
there It was shown that his purpose
in going vas to find his brother-is law
tilat the later might adjust the quarrel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
A AAt<R0lI ESCAPE.
Young Men in Danger from Much
Swoilea Streams.
Especial DIspatcl. to The Times.)

especial I0lsioatcf. to- The Tiines.)
WELDON. \ c.. November 2e,--Ser-
eral Young men and boys returnins TO
weldon rom l4alata * court last evening,
came tle3f thei;se drowned in a stream
about th;ee. nlitassfr0nl this pace. Heavy
rains fell d}}rlagtl le day.sfild the stream
Mss great y swollen They drove in and
Nbn found t;l,tir horses swimming
SeSsrs Forest and Peter Stainhscll, Jr..
managed - SGT oqI by giving the horse
the reilis7.@
a coiored hoy cot caught In the cur
rent and sersained for help. Some one
lance and managed e get him out. All
4l.is happen d a; The very spot where
M Edward WILCOX. of Portsmouth anT
yoisns Norman, sof i1aiifa3, We're drowned
IN MAJ 81 lsll
the criminal docket IN Halifax Siirs.
snd cburs adjourned FOR THANKSGIVING
nav. to resume woik on Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
FOUR MILLIONS CAPITAL
Great Steamship Company is Organ
ICED in Copenhagen.
(Ry8 Associated Press.)

NEW ORLEANS. La. November 20
information has been received here to
he effect that four million dollar
steamship company has been organized
AZ Copenhagen. proposing TO establish
regular service between that city and ST
Thomas in the Danish west lhala
This route will be fed by a number OF
smaller vessels. which will connect st.
Thomas with points on the coast of Ven
azueIa. Central America and Mexico The
company will also engage In commerce
II the countries mentioned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
Henley Didlase.
1900 laiEl,a.t.i.l n l,ha ETirnes.N

especial piErafrh 70 The Timesl
NEWPORT MANS VA, Nog Go
Francs Dudley Henley Of the auditors
office at ttie si2ippard and Miss Lena b
l9idlake We're married al 5 o' clock this
afternoon at ST. Pauis Episcopal Church,,
the rector, Rev. .. Francis Ribh!e, oificiat-
ing Only the relatives Of the Two We're
present.
went to WASHINGTON tGEspeni q week