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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-19
LAMB TO SPEAK
Lectures Under the Auspices of the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Camp.
Especial Dispatch to The Tines.)

Especial Dispatch to The Ti1nes)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. December IS
The second in series of lectures given
under the auspices of Magruder-Ewell
Camp. Confederate Veterans, will take
place here next Monday night at Cameron
Hall. The speaker will be the Hon.
John "A Lamb Congressman from the
Richmond District, whose subject will be
the life of John Bankhead NIagruder.
a team of horses belonging to MT. B.
H Ratclif of Toano. became frightened
late yesterday afternoon at passing
traction engine and ran away. Consider
able damage was done to vehicle and
horses, but fortunately nobody was In
jured
1t is said one Of the industries to be
established by the people who purchased
a tract of land near town Is a large cam
ming factory. Great activity in the build
ing line is expected in that section of
the city early in the spring.
Mr.. H \. Phillips, cashier Of the Pc
ninsula Bank, was in Newport News to-
day.
MI. f. H Ball, manager of the vir-
GINA Peninsula Land Company; Mr.. L.
Larson and Mr.. c. II Grosernor were
in Richmond.
Mrs W. c. Johnston and Miss Beulah
Brooks returned this morning from
visit TO relatives In Richmond and Man.
chester.
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QUARANTINE ENFORCED
County Democratic Chairman Caught
and Prisoner for Ten DAYS.
tspsc;a, Dispatch to The Times,

Especial Dispatch to The Times.l
WINCHESTER, VA, Dec. 1S--As a re-
suit OF violating the smallpox quarantine
laws of Frederick county Mr.. James I.
Larrick. one OF the leading citizens OF
the county and chairman of the County
Democratic Executive Committee. will
spend Christmas prisoner in his own
house under guard of an officer. Mr..
Larrick had some urgent business in
Shenandoah county, where smallpox pre-
walls. and against which section Fred
erick county has maintained a strict
quarantine. He managed to elude the
guards, but was detected upon his re-
turn and placed under arrest. He was
given the alternative of a minimum fine
of one hundred dollars and term of i'm
prisonment. or confinement in his home
for ten days. He chose the latter. and
IS now a prisoner with a health officer
as guard
This morning MI. Frederick Thorn. a
prominent lumber merchant of Clear
Brook. this county. received telegram
stating his daughter. Miss Dora Thorn,
had been drowned last night in the Sus-
uuehanna River near Gettysburg. Pa
Miss Thorn was fourteen years OF age.
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Fire Company team. was thrown from
his seat and dragged some distance. ne
was badly bruised and 1t Is feared In
aernally injured.
ALL AXE NOW DEAD
But Cd Giles County Litigation Kept
Up After twenty-five Years.
Especial Dispatch to The Tlmes.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
EAST RADFORD. VA. December IS
The Hastings Court held quite an inter-
es;ins session yesterday. hearing an Old
chancery case, the original parties 70
which are all dead. the suit having oeeh
instituted In Giles county some twenty
five years ago. Ex-Judge John h tuitoh
and S. W. Williams. OF Wythe; Judge
elect w. j. Henson. of the Circuit Court
OF Giles; Mr.. Fulton kegley. of Bland.
and w. A Glasgow. of Roanoke. were
all interested and represented various par
ties before the court
The daughter of Mr.. j. D. Peters, Mrs
Iarllin, an attorney at law of East Rad
ford. died in Washington Sunday evening
She married Mr.. J. D. Larllin some years
age, and she and her husband were Nv
ing in Washington.
The present stockholders of the Virginia
Iron Coal and Coke Company inspected
the furnace here to-day. Among the party
were Mr.. McHarg. OF New York. prest-
dent; A \. Phlegar, rice-president; Chas.
Newton Mr.. Davies. former general man
ager. and w. c. Bowles. auditor AIr Nc
IIarg has placed his son under Captain
James Duane, the superintendent of the
furnace here. as 4 common laborer. to
begin at the bottom and thoroughly learn
the iron business In all it's details.
The members of the Methodist Home
Mission Society held a mysterious Tea
last night and large sum of money and
much merriment was the result of the Ia
bors of the young ladies interested.
Mrs. Mary Eskridse. widow of the late
Senator Eskridge, was stricken with
paralysis yesterday and is not expected to
live: she Is very old
The furnace here Is turning out daily
175 tons of first-class pig iron every twen-
ty-four hours. for which there is a strong
demand.
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FROM NATURAL CAUSES
No Confirmation cf Rumor That Dr.
Farwood Was Shot.
Especial Dispatch to The Tines


BOYDTON. VA, December lS.-It was
reported a day or two ago that the
friends Of Dr. Charles Farwood, Of Ches-
ter. Pa. who was found dead on deer
stand near this place, and whose body
was sent home, had wired to parties
here that shot had been found in the
BODY Of the deceased, but the report
could not be verified. There is no doubt
but that DR.. Farwood died from natural
causes.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
here are working hard to rebuild their
rectory, which was burned last summer.
The children of the Sunday-scheol are
interested and working faithfully. One
family has been making number OF
Christmas fruit cakes and are selling
them for the benefit OF the rectory fund.
few nights since some unknown per-
son fired four shots with pistol at
Thomas Hayes (colored), who lives near
Finchlcy as he was returning from
festival in the neighborhood. Hayes was
shot. but his wound is not serious
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ROANOKE PLANTS
ARE INSPECTED
Philadelphia Visitors Go Over
Gas and Water Company's
Manufacturing P ant.
Especial Dispatch to The Tines


ROANOKE. VA. December 1S.-Close
on the heels OF yesterdays report that
the Roanoke Electric Railway. Light and
Power Company had practically been
sold to a party of Philadelphia capital
lists comes the news to-day that the
Roanoke Gas and Water Company which
owns the only gas plant and the prln-
cipal water supply in this city. may De
sold TO the same syndicate which mas
been negotiating for the electric pant.
It was stated to-day thar WIN ehe
Philadelphians yesterday was one OF the
most noted gas and water experts lh the
country, and that while the party was
here this expert made thorough eaathi-
nation OF the gas and water plants With
/. yiew of buying. and that he was
pleased with the property. It is further
stated that should the deals be consum-
mated (and there seems to be no doubt
as 10 the electric plant deaD the two
concerns will be combined.
Neither the street railway nor the gas
and water companies have been sold to
the Philadelphians up to this time. how
ever. President Trout. of the gas and
water company. said to-day that neither
he or any other official had been ap-
nroached by any one. and the gas and
water plants were simply Inspected by
the visitors as were other plants in the
city. while they were delayed In the
city. The parties who inspected the car
line have had an option for some time.
and came to Roanoke to look over the
property and nothing has been heard
from them.
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HENRlCO MARRIAGE
Miss Grace /. II Imam Becomes BRIDE
of Mr.. Clifton w. Henley.

iSrec,al Dispatc h to The TiMes)
CHICkAEOMINT. HENRICO COUN-
TY. VA, December lS.-Oak Lawn was
Yesterday the scene of one OF the pref
tiest weddings ever performed in this
county. The occasion was the marriage
of Miss Grace Leigh Holman, daughter
of Mr. r. c. Holman, to Mr. Chiffon
Wood Henley, both OF this county. Inc
parlor was tastefully decorated with
cedar. holly and evergreens. The color
scheme was white and green
Mr.. L. Tensley. of Hylas. Va, presided
at the organ. and rendered the Wedding
march from Lohengrin as the p'loai
party entered in the following oroef.
Ushers-NIr Harry Spiller, OF kich
,,ond Va with Miss Evelyn Nash. Of
Chickahominy. Va; Mr.. Thomas ..
powell Of Chickahominy, Va, with Miss
Matte Mills. OF Hylas, Va; Mr.. Cleve-
1ond Henry. of Hylas, Va. with MISS
lola Holman. of Chickahominy. Va; Mr.
CIV Nash Of Chickahonlny, Va WIN
a,Js. Donsv Nuckols, of Chickahomlny,
Va
The bride entered with the groom.
Miss Minnie Henley, OF Chlchall @
Va. was maid Of honor. Nr. "liltes
Holman, Of Chickahominy, Va, was oes'
man. The ceremony was lmpressiSeiy
narforn,ed by the Rev. DR.. Kirk OF
Richmond. Va. under a .aFse llol se ,7,n,e
r,,da ~ cedar. The maid Of honor wore
. White organdy. The bride wore Whl'e
elk with gloves to match and caErleo
he.utiful bunch Of flowers. a splendid
s,,nnar was given at Oak Lawn, the
home of the brides parents. Inc oiioe
Is one of the most popular young i'oieS
Il, tho county and has host OF frlehos'
Tho groom is a prospectus young puSl-
ness man of Chlckahominy Guy.
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King Georse Marriages.
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KING GEORGE. VA. Dec. ls.-Two
marriages Of considerable interest took
place yesterday dfteroon in this county.
At o cloc Mr. Robert Y. Suite and Miss
Genevieve Grigsby were married. inc
bride was most becomingly Eowned in
stylish travelling suit, with hat and gloves
to match. Rev J. II. Newbill, OF the
Baptis, Church. performing the marriage
ceremony Immediately after the ser
vice the happy young couple left fo'
"Ridgeway," the home of the BRIDEGROOM
mother, where they will reside for the
present The bridegroom is son oi
the late r. V. Suite, who for many years
served the county as one OF its super.
vtsors, and later was superintendent OIL
the poor.
Fletchers Chapel was the scene or
very pretty wedding at . O'Clock Sester-
day afternoon when Mr.. Jefferson Hen
de,son,t son Of Mr.. Addison Henderson
was united in marriage to MISS beiie
Bowie, the daughter of Mr.. 2. r. Bowie.
The church had been plettily decorated
for the occasion.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY
Some Excitement at Roanoke, but the
Nero Escapes.
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Especial Dispatch to The Times)
ROANOKE. VA. Dec. 1s.-Considerable
excitement was created at the depot to-
n ;sht by a shooting ARRAY on Roanoke
and Southern train. There were a mum
Der of negroes on the train from the
coal fields IN route to their homes, and
two them. Logan Munday. Of North
Carolina, and Edward Hairston. of Henry
county. got into quarrel about bottle
of whiskey Hairston drew his gun and
shot Iunday three times. One OF the
balls entered his left side. just below the
heart, one in his left thigh. and the THRU
just below: the knee. Physicians say he
will die. Hairston jumped from the train
and escaped. Two officers boarded the
train when It left the depot. thinking
Hairston would attempt to board it. It
was stopped near Roanoke River and ne
started to get on when he saw the OF
acers. They hred six shots at him. but
he escaped in the darkness.
While responding to a fire alarm to-
night 3. w. Ramsey. driver of the Alert
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RAILROAD SURVEY
Blackstone ard Southern Line to the
Seaboard Air line.
fs,cc,,, n,sna,ch 10 The Time.

Especial nisSatch 10 Inc ! iMeS.l
BLACKSTONE VA, Dec. 1S.-The
CORPS Of engineers which has been en-
caged in making a survey for the pro-
posed route OF the Blackstone ana
Southern Railroad. which is to connect
Blackstone with the seaboard Air Line
Railroad. have completed their lines. one
running by way of Darville. and the other
bay way Of Westporo and Olden Place.
The maps and estimates have been made
up and are ready to be submitted to the
Board Of Directors. Regardless Of the
skeptic.sm expressed by many there
seems to be every indication that TIE
road will be built. how soon 1t Is Yet
uncertain to venture a guess. but the be-
lief IS expressed by those in pos!io
TO know that the early spring VIII see
beginning.
Rev c. r. ISuyk. who for the past
eight years has been rector of the Epis-
copal Church here. has accepted a call
extended by the Episcopal Church OF
Barton Heights, suburb of Rlcfmonu.
and has already taken charge. He VIII
move his family there early In January.
He has decided to sell his fine farm, To-
Gated about one mile from town. Dur
ing the eight years in which he has had
charge of the church here It has pros
pered greatly and his many friends
learn with regret his determination TO
accept the call.
Mr.. D. O. Robertson. OF WINNIE, gath
cred on Saturday last some English
peas from his vines He claims the rec
ord They grew from last springs peas,
the seed having fallen.
The telephone line between this place
and Crewe is in full operation.
Miss Lena Jones. of Brydie visited
friends here the past week.
Mr.. Lee EDes. Of Carolina. Is VS.
itins his brother. Mr.. P. r. Epes
Mrs. ]. z. Sturgis. of Brunswick. was
a guest of her daughter. Mrs. L. r.
Epes, during the past week.
Mrs. helms and sister. SIS HaEnle
Jones. of Roanoke. are visiting relatives
here.
mrs. \. A. Davis. of stova'l. n. c.. is
visiting her daughters, Mrs. l.. Z. Tucker
and Mrs. II. H. Seay.
Mrs. \. Z. Stone. who has been visit
ing relatives in Richmond and Peters
burg. returned home Wednesday
Mr. r. f. Manson, who has been out IN
Southwest Virginia and Tennessee, re-
turned home last week
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DANVlLLE WEDDINGS
Several Interesting Society Events OF
Yesterday.
Snoc,al Dispatch to The Times.)

DANViLLE, VA, Dec. ISN'T. Howard
F. Weeks and Miss Saliie Elizabeth OAK
1av we're married at the home OF the
tr;ao.s PARENTS at $50 o'clock tonight.
The II . home was beautifully decorated, and
tha ceremony was witnessed by NUM-
Der Of friends. Mt
quite a pretty church wedding was aso VII :,
,assed NV a large crowd at the Second
In,ntiet Church at S:45 tonight, the con-
ira Iap cting parties being Mr.. Eugene NJ.
s.riclyland and Miss Minnie Lee Little
~ iohn The ceremony was performed by
Rev. J. c. Holland. Miss Eu cum roa L IA Of
, Io..t., nTd AIr. Will Utter best man.
n1 Tbe Marriage of Miss chamne Penn and t,,l
~ hI ca,,,,e, Watkins took place at the
NOME nov, Of the bride at Spencer to-r,snt'
ouite a number of guests were pres iat..
and the wedding was quite sooioe'
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Chief of Police Resigns.

HARRIsONBURG. VA. December IS
lanes II. Dwyer. chief of the local
police force. has resigned. his resigna-
ton to take effect Immediately. Mr..
Dwyer would have gone off the force jan
nary /, officer J.. l.. Armentrout having
been elected to fill his place as chief. but
having been offered the position of bank
rupt cashier for Sheriff Swi.zer, he de-
cjded 10 resign at once.
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TOOK FRENCH LEAVE
Young Man Who Failed to Appesr or
His Trial in Sussex.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

wAvERLy, VA. December 1S.-
AT the last term Of Sussex County Court
a young white man. a mr.. Babb. who
resides in Sussex. was presented by the
grand Jury for stealing wine from
building owned by A J. Converse. about
ten miles from Wavcrly. When the case
was called for trial yesterday before
Justice q. !. Kitchen it was learned that
he had left for parts unknown.
sabb belongs to a respectable family
in re comfy and great surn.i.s Is g )
pressed at his course in refus IS TO
stand his trial. especially When is re-
,uembered that his friends CLAN. thai
ne would have been acquitted haG ne
Stt1d trial.
Tue waverly Cotllon Club are prepar-
ing to give a german at the Town Hall
on the night Of December 5lst-
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Eivnr-Eacon.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Ilnes.)
COCHRAN. VA. December i'--'M..
stanley e. Flynn and Miss Anna NJ
Bacon were united in marriage at hochy
Fun Church by Rev. J. = St'.Igis. a.
o!c,ocl, this afternoon The church was
beautifully decorated. The bride was pe-
comInglv attired in a gray travelling SUIT
The ushers were Messrs. Harvey tiynn'
charles Bacon. Decatur Jones. Wine
Racon. Harper Ha skins. Howard Pow
ell Tom Sam MadduN and Porter Has-
,,ins. Miss Carrie Bacon. sister OF the
wide. was the maid Of honor. and Mr
Willie Flvnn brother OF the groom.
was the best man. Owing to the recent
death of :. Young kinsnaan of the groom
+ha marriage was much more quiet
affair than it otherwise would have
been,
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NOT A CANDIDATE
Harry Tucker is Davotlng His Time to
Southern E'uca'ion.
tspecia, Dispatch to The Times.)

WINCHESTER, VA. Dec. B-Hon.
Harry st. George Tucker came to this
city last night from Washington. To-day
at noon Mr. Tucker left over the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad for Staunton.
Va where he now has q law office.
When asked as n to the truth of the
report from Richmond that he would be-
come a candidate for the office or Gov
ernor OF Virginia Mr.. Tucker said
that there was nothing in the story
Mr.. Tucker is still travelling in the In
terests of Southern education, and. when
his duties permit. practicinS law. The
distinguished Southerner did not look TO
be In the best Of health, and there could
be noticed a tired expression about his
ewes. His manner was as cordial as
usual however. and his ready wit was
still greatly In evidence.
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= ,oor oyst m at Roa oke.
fSorcfal Dispatch to The TimcS.l

Especial bispateA 10 iHe lines
SALEM VA, Dec. S.-fhe students
OF Roanoke College have held mass
ulaating ard have said In no uncertain
terms that cheating in the class rooms
an daily Rotations and on examinations
must stop. IN order to do away with all
cheating the students have unanimously
adoDted the honor system, and It has
aIraqdv gone into effect The college
faculty are greatly pleased with the high
stand the boys have taken BY this sys-
TEN every student IS on his honor not 20
give or receive any help.
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A Double " arriage.
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Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
G0OtSHLAND VA December 49,
double marriage was performed
Yesterday at the home of Mrs.
Hester Winston. wheQ Miss Mary
Winston became the bride of Mr.. A. n.
Perkins and Miss Kate Winston, her sis
ter. the bride Of Mr.. Carter Duke. The
ceremony was performed at o'clock by
the Rev. Mr.. Pace, of the Methodist
Church, after which the friends present
were ushered into the large dining room
where was spread sumptuous Virginia
wedding repast.
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Observation-Disclosures.
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Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
IEEsBURG, VA. December 1S.-At the
BAPTIST Church here at 10 A. NJ. yester-
day Miss Bertha May Fleming daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Fleming. OF
Loudoun county. was married TO Mr'
Charles Weadon Wiltshire. a popular
Young business man of Upperville.
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CHATHAM. VA, Dec. 1s.-Oak-Grove
Baptist Church was the scene OF very
pretty wedding at 1:3O O'Clock edneSGay
evening when Miss Melissa Ethel Hall
became the bride of Mr.. John Asa Hol-
land There were no decorations, owing
TO precedent Of many years standing
by the Board Of DeaCons prohibiting deco
rations being used on occasions Oh any
kind.
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[ a dicates are r o ful.


TSpecIaI DlSpdtcII % 1 ne IIIIIsS-5
WYrHEVILLE. VA. December lS.-Tho
report current last night TO the effect
that Robert L. Poage had been appointed
to the postnnastership OF Wytheviile was
based upon a telegram to that effect
which had been received here. 1t has
not been confirmed however me
friends of Mrs. Jordan and John 3. fsafs
arc again hopeful.
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THIRD MEMBER KILLED
"A Sad Fatality Follows This Virginia
Far,iIy.
fspecial Dispatch to The Times.)

ALTON, VA. December ls.-Engi-
neer r. NJ. Kirby. OF Hinton. W. Va.
who was killed Saturday night at Whit
comb. ". Va. was the Oldest son OF
1arr. Betsy Kirby. OF this place. his
Death is a particularly sad one. as he
81 the third OF his fanny who have been
Killed by an engine. and his mother Is
very old and In very delicate health.
His brother. Ed. Kirby, was killed on
m engine several years ago. and his
sister. Miss Louisa By. was Killed
.a.sAas q Waypesbpro. Mr.. Kirby leaves
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rNorrsss-Rucker.

Especial Dispatch to The Almes..
LYNCHBURG, VA, Dec. 1S.-Mr: S.
E. Morriss. of this city, and Miss Min
ME c. Rucker, daughter Of the late NJ.
P. Fucker, were married on Tuesday
afternoon at the brides home, near Am
herst Courthouse, the ceremony oeins
performed by Rev. ]. L. whey, OF the
Amherst Baptist -hurch. MT: Il; .:
Oglesby. of Lynchburg, was tne t
MN After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Nforriss left for a Northern tour.
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Rawl Switch hit.
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Especial Dispatch to The Times.l
SUFFOLK. VA, Dec. lS.-.At the home
of her uncle Mr. A. A. Turner. Miss
Linda Margaret Wright and Mr.. Charles
Clarence Rawics were married yester-
day by Rev. W. W. Staley. D. D. The
bride wore a navy blue tailor-madc tray
cling suit with hat md gloves to match;
and carried white carnations The mald
of honor was Miss Sallie Rawles sistec
Of the groom. and the best man Mr..
HnNari T Wright brother OF the bride.
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E'inr-Bacon,
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Especial Dispatch to The Times)
BARRoW's STORE. VA, December
1s.-A very pretty marriage was SOL
ernnized at Rocky Run Methodist Church
Yesterday afternoon when MIR Stanley NJ.
Finn and Miss Anna Bacon were mar
ried The bride and groom will make
their future home near OctaGon, Va
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TOWNS OF vRGINIA

Miss Edna Haynle became the bride Of
MI. Eugene Jones. The bride is the
pretty daughter of Mr.. Joseph 1Iaynie, =
prosperous farmer of Fairfelds, this
county, while the groom Is one of North
most prosperous youns
men. After the ceremony the o1ioa'
pa rtv renoired TO the home Of the bride,
where sumptuous repast was served.
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III ed States Commissioner.

ts,ecial Dispatch to The Times)
pANVlLLE, VA, December IS
Frederick X Morris, of Pace's.NVa-. has
rendered his resignation as United
States Commissioner for the Western
District of Virginia. and D. Price With
ers. a young attorney of this city, has
been appointed in his stead
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S,ursis-Carter.
o.a D;.,o+o,, ~ The Times }

NORFOLK, VA. Dec. 1S.-At the
home Of Mrs. Moore Fauntleroy Garter,
No. go Butte Street, at 4:3o o'clock yes
terday afternoon her daughter, MISS
Adela Madison Carter. and n Nilllah
Marion Sturgis. prominent SounS
dentist. were married The maid or non
or was Miss Mamie Carter, and the
matron of honor Mrs. John c. Glenn,
sisters of the bride. The groom's brother.
DR., Robert Sturgis, was best man.
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Hope High Dudgeon.
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Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
ROANOKE, Va, December 1S.-Coi.
oI.el John Hampton 11oge has returned
from WASHINGTON and Is very indignant
over 4 story cf a Washington cores
pondent of a Virginia paper stating that
he and Park Agnew were antasonisic
to Congressman Slemp. He says there
is NOT a word of truth in the report and
gave the correspondent a hot roasting
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Foster-SiacIe.

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
DANVILLE, VA. December 1S.-A1r.
Henry Foster and Miss Florence Slade
were married at the home Of the brides
father. near Purley. yesterday afternoon.
Both of the young people are well known
in this SETON.
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eAr. r wye i. improving.

Especial Dispatch to The Tirneso
TAAWORTH. VA. Dec S.-A r.
Rowzie, who was injured in tue wreck
at High Point. y. c.. was reported yes
terday as getting on nicely. He vas at
once taken to the Whitehead ana stoAss
5s,ni,a rum. in Salisbury y. c.. where
he was soon joined by MS VIE ON
Lynchburg. EIe Will remain there ontil
it is prudent to move him Mr Rowzie
is we'll known throughout this section.