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RAILROADS,

..rugORE AND ANNAPOLIS SHORT
DIAL l''' LINE RAILROAR.
y TRAINS LEAVE CAMDEN Ciioi;i ; STATION. ATS u.
Fo' 80 a. m, 10, $40 p m.
Tls 2E.ys :. so a. m. $40 p. m.
On S----91 Bsy and Bay Ridge, d p. m
fo' Ay-.- Annapolis. week days, aily5 m.
Lca'5' -Is D m GAS S.s
!" 55-ss 6 a. N. $50 and
saHa-g gpsy Ridge week days.45 p. M
LcAt' N nm 100 p. m.
Slna--.. s,S idge and return, Soc;
Fzlz To '-' {. A. Coombs. G. NJ.
The Washington bee., 1902-01-04

a thing or two. How many bills have
you in that bundle?"
about 30, l guess"
How long does il take you to visit
these people?"
Generally can get over my route
In a day"
Suppose every one of them should
pay up?"
That would be fnei"
30, it would, would it? What
would you do for living if every
body paid promptly?"
The collector turned the thought
over in his mind for a moment or
two, and looked blank.
"GraciousI" he said, "I'd be out of
a job"
That's exactly my point. Don't,
therefore. be 50 Internally anxious to
collect every cent due to your peo-
pie at one time. A few collections q
day are enough. As for my account,
come around some day week,
and I may help yod OFT @ 9sineas
by paying it Coed day.
The Washington bee., 1902-01-04
ATTIMORE AND OHIO
X RAILROAD.
,,.,.l,gr9n from station corner Of

Washington from station corner Of
wv Jersey avenue and st.
5-.-,po and Northwest, "EO.4S a. m,
80 p. 10. ri. .ua ro,;s.;,.
st4sp.m. "uIo night.
So 1.g.,.58rg and Cleveland 'ro.4s a. m, $3.50
lsio5n.shJ.
Fl7.-.,.n5ls and Wheeling. 900 p. m.
L,...r..-7.ster -355 a. m, +'-4s, and $3.50
pn.
s.,.l,o 70. 1'.g .ts us, $50. 1855 trr.ss m.
.ssp .--s,., .,o.
.-.~11a a. 20.
. ..--s.,sa. I1.os a. m. and $3.50 pm.
9-'s ami way points, ts.5s. $500 a. N,
...- ESQ. $40 IS, +Ir.3o, p. m.
- --.rr.-.1arg and way points, 1855,
+tz,. Sis, r5.OO, r45o. 500,
.-.. s- 1.. 5.5IS, tu.5o p. m.
o. ar....asraa Iun .tiou and way points,
s......n.. E..l5 +4.5o., $50, p. m.
s....--ars week days, x5.o 500, $50,
.rsf5.sF5. x3Ro, xro.oo IS a. m,
I'D v..-. vo5. x4.oo, x4.7o, x4.35,
l.. .. ,5.s7. go. xs.oc, xIo.oo, xI.5o,
5lai,ys. x5.oo KOS K7.I5,
.-.. .-...,...u. yras,. lis, KB.oo, 1880. Hs.os,
Ai. .-. v,s5. ss 90. xrI,3o, kills. p. m.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
..-.... Illuminated with Pintsch light.
a.a.-.-.-- Philadelphia, New York Bos-
... r. East. 'soo. '7.o5 lDiner) 1880
gs...... .gr-. -l5ao uDiner1, a. M, FI2.3o,
I... e.. ..aasa Limited. % Diner. t4.oo,
w.. e.. ...ner. ss. % and 'II3o p. m.
..-.-ag-n 1t 10 90 o'clock)
s..-.. Cars 1a alI day trains.
r.r sgsau. C.t.. 'I1.so noon'
.7,r. -Eu-at sundays. SUNDAY only.
Express trains.
s.-,.g-- called for and checked from hotels
~ --..f-a..s By Union Transfer Co., on or
-. -.re,r.k-toHces. 6I9 Pennsylvania Ave
- v-rgork Avenue and 18th Street
--4........a. Telephone ticket offices for r. and
n s,--.-.. Automobile Cabs.
d. B. MARTIN,
Mgr Pass. Trafic.
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vAREIsHED HER HUBBY.
Why Mrs. George VIII Hereafter Buy
Her Turpentine in Drug store
Instead of Paint shop.

The penny earned by saving may
bring with it a two pennyworth of
suffering. The New York Mail and
Express tells of such a case:
Peter H. George. of the upper
West side, has been troubled with
rheumatism, and on damp days suf-
fers severe pains in the muscles of
his chest, back and arms. His wife
rubs him vigorously with turpentine,
and he usually gets relief. One of
the muggy days recently brought on
an attack, and Mrs. George was dis
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HORSE RESCUED HIM.
Bsy Il Saved from Certain Death By
= Remarkable Display OF
Equine Sasacity.

Cleveland (o) reports say that the
almost human sagacity Of the horse
was demonstrated when 11-year-old
Ray Campbell, whose mother was
drowried in a cloudburst, told lis ex-
perience during the frightful u.gat.
According 10 the boys story, he
and his mother were driving along
the road about nine o'clock, the wa
ter being well over the animals knees.
Tie rain was yet falling in torrents.
and it was as dark as pitch.
Suddenly the horse stopTed. Mrs.
Campbell hit it with the whip, but il
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JILTED SUIrO3'S REVENGE.
ger Cheese to the Girl Who Had
Hurt His Feelings.

A good story on young lacy who
had charge Of the general delivery
window at the Toledo post office, and
who may still have charge of it, was
told by an Ohioan in the post office de-
partment to a Cincinnati Enquirer
correspondent. He says this young
lady was engaged 10 a young Toledo
man, but for some reason broke off
the match. Some days later a small
The Washington bee., 1902-01-04

package arrived at the general deliv-
cry window, addressed to an unusual
name. Shortly after its arrival a dis
tinet and unpleasant odor was noticed
about the window. The next day an
other package addressed to an equally
uncommon name, care general deliy-
cry, arrived. 1t was noticed that the
unpleasant odOr increased aImos,
simultaneously with the arrival of th,
second package. The third day cam,
another package, and so on until {
dozen lay in the pigeon holes of thr
general delivery department. By thi
time the odor became unbeara bic, anC
the young woman's position at tn,
window untenable, so an investigation
was ordered, and it wss discovered tn
addresses were fictitious, and the pack
ages contained nothing but Limburge
cheese. A hint was dropped 10 III,
young man who had formerly beer
engaged to the post office clerk, anC
40 more packages we're received.
The Washington bee., 1902-01-04
NINE. ]. ESpuI0 Dolly
WILL

Offer special indncement to classes
in reading, music an singing. A
general musical and vocal inStreCtion
guaranteed. sohn Eputa's music book
and Nine Daly'S note chain method,
For further information
The Washington bee., 1902-01-04
NINE DAILY
APPLY 10

Tenors and bassors afford special
in ducsment te join Madam Days
cl asSical chior apply in bassnezts (
St. Augustine Church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-19
A FARMVILLE WEDDING.
beautiful Miss Viola Bianche
win Becomes the Bride OF
Edgar T. Hines.

FARMVILLE, VA, Nov le.-!sps'. .s.a =
"A very beautiful home wedding "as
celebrated this morning at the resioeiiee
NJ Ny and Mrs r. A. BALDWIN. the coti-
tracing parties being their eldest dituSH-
ta- Miss Viola Blanche Baldwin, ana MI
Edgar T. Hines. of Lynchburg, va. l ne
ceremony was performed at 10 O'Clock ps
P.v Or Thomas N. Potts. Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church. The bridesmaid
yyas Miss Laura Baldwin and the groom 5
hest man was Mr.. Monroe Moftoil' oi
Lyrchburg.
The parlors were handsomely decorated
for the occasion. pink being the pre-
dominating color throughout The brlde
wore a tailor-made travelling suit or blue
cloth. with hat to match. while her mald
was gowned in white organdy over tai
feta silk and wore picture hat
Miss Lula Andrews, of the Normal
School faculty, presided at the piano,
playing Mendelsshon's wedding fnarch as
the party entered the parlor. Immediate
X after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Hines
left on the 1O:49 train for trip North ;
returning, they will take up their resi-
deuce in the city of Iynchburg.
The groom is a book-keeper OF the VIZ
sjria State Fertilizer Company, and is
popular and highly esteemed by all who
know him. The bride is one of Farm
ville's most beautiful and cultured young
ladies' and will be missed by Il large
circle of friends and acquaintance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-19
BUENA VISTA NOTES.
4 Conccrt-lndustri,s News = Per-
sonuI and Religions News

BUENa VISTA. VA. November IS.
Especial THE faculty and students OF
the Southern Seminary We're entertained
last night with a piano recital by George
Kruger. concert pianist, who is a bril-
liant performer. Every one present was
highly pleased. Owing to the inclement
weather only a few persons from the city
were in attendance.
Rev. J. ". Pursley and wife are SELL
ing out their household goods. They will
leave here Monday for Chicago, where
Mr.. PuTsley viii engage in missionary
work.
The Columbian Paper Mil has closed
down temporarily. owing to the breaking
OF one of the main pulley wheels, but il
is hoped the plant Will soon get started
again The superintendent states that
he expects to get the wheel here by Fri
day or Saturday. and will be prepared to
start work Monday morning.
Mr.. D. II. Rucker, Jr., and wire, OF
Baltimore Md. and Mr.. George II.
Fucker Clerk of Alexandria county. are
spending a vacation with their father,
Mr. D. II Rucker. ST. of this city.
They arc enjoying themselves immensely
shooting birds in the surrounding county.
The furnace of the Aiieghany Ore and
Iron Company has resumed operations
again. after brief shutdown for some
NECESSARY repairS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-19
nichmond Hunting Party.

BEAVER POND. VA. November IS
(Special.}-At the hosptable home of Mr..
party of gentlemen from Richmond, Va.
are on a big hunt This party of sports
men is composed Of the following well
known Businessmen of Richmond:
Messrs. Edward Thomas Orgain better
known by lis friends as Paul" Creain;
John B. organ. and sydney n 5,,er-
son. all of whom are fine shots. t'heS'
have with them the well-trair~d dogs.
Dash" and "Relie." owned by Mr.. E,ller-
SON and "Borie." the splendid pointer
owned BY Mr.. S. W. Travers. of Rich
nond Va.
Mr. Walter B1anton, himself a splendid
shot and ole of the hes. sportsmen of
Amelia. and Mr.. +. w. Towns. also a
"cracil' shot. of the same county, CON-
niete the party. Notwithstanding the
fact that the weather has f'ecn dry and
rot, the sport has been good. and the
hunt q grand success. Mr.. =. 7. U'auD
Organ returned to the city last night,
carrying a tremendous string of game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-19
DINNIDDlE COUNTY COURT.
Case of David Palmer Continued
HapDcninrs at Dewitt.

DEWITT. VA. November 1S.-(speclal)
The regular monthly term Of Dinwiddie
a large attendance. The case Of the
Commonwealth against David Palmer
(colored). charged with assault upon Mr..
Fields, one of the foremen of the Bruins
wick Lumber Company, was called. The
prisoner was defended by Hon. E. r.
Buford, of Brunswick. and Mr.. S. V.
Southall of GreenSVilc. The CONNER
M'eaths Attorney, Mr.. a. 7. Powell, was
assisted by Mr.. r. II. Mann, Jr, of Pc
.tersburg. After hearing evidence and
argument by all except the attorney for
the Commonwealth. the case was adj
journed over until Thursday morning at
10 o'clock.
Messrs Joseph T. Pearson and John
Thurman. of Philadelphia, the former
one of the largest buyers of lumber in
this part of Virginia. were recently the
guests of Mr.. r. ButterwOrth and his
son, Mr.. a. G. Butterworth. Jr. These
gentlemen were most Hospitality enter
tanned. and with Mr.. r. ButterWorth
an experienced sportsman. engaged in a
hunt. Messrs. Pearson and Thurman re-
sturned home with large string OF
game and proved themselves no noyices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-19
TRANSFERS OF PROPERLY.

In Richmond: Margaret Poindexter's
trustee TO William Tenant 132s-12 feer
on the east side of St James street,
f36 11h-12 feet north of DuvaI street.
s1,GGO.
James T. Sutton and wife to Howard
Sutton, 81 3-12 feet on west side of Sc
cond street. % feet south of Coutts
street. $500.
Hattie p Tabb to East End Business
Association 63 feet on the south side or
@ street. southeast corner OF Thirtieth
street, SAL.
In Richmond: Leah E. and D. J. FAR
rar to Lizzie E. Quarles. Is feet on the
east side of Third street. between Duval
and Baker streets. subject to deed OF
trust for 81 Gs6. s211.50.
In Henrico: Anna Maria Feit!g. in her
own right, and as executriX Of Conrad
Feitig, deceaset. to Jacob Feitig. lots z
and OF Beck's Division. $3.50.
Joseph l.. Rohleder and wife to Alley
Mitchell, lot c. in plan of. Shelton Park.
$40
Joseph t. Rohleder and wife to S. A.
Lee lot 50 In plan of Shelton Park. $40.
Eleanor and Solomon Syphaxs trustee
to James I.onax, 80 feet on the south
side Of Mitchell street. le3 feet east OF
Hickory street, 1912.
Geraldine B. Shell to Bessie C. Shell.
* interest in So feet on south side of
Cary street. southeast corner OF
Geraldine b. Shell to Peachy B. She'll
* interest II: 26 feet on south side OF
Cary street southeast corner OF Meadow
street 1910 :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-19
RALEIGH AFFAIRS.
Governor Grants Ten Pardons-
Dangerous Overhead wires.


Ts1.EIGH. y. c, November 1S-tSpe-
Governor Aycock, while absent
i.0m me CITY during October and part OF
'GHaa5er, granted ten parcons, Whlch
made public to-day. Most OF them
ar 10 county conyicts, because OF their
alth
Clifton, who for over dozen
vas sc:geallt-at -arnas Of the State
d,lag of paralysis at his home
Ges Eg,sr nan p public life in North
r Collins. Of Quisna, BERTHE coun-
"ao with Charles Iarrell and Stat
i=s Was charged with burning the
'0Iaars store in order that Collins
h'tt+ get the Insurance. has been acGuit-
Collins wife and two daughters
S@@' was innocent.
rance Commissioner Young, who
~ 3ees very successful in securing con-
.aas for imccdiarIsm was greatly
aed by the verdict.
IS sotne talk about the establish
y Republican daily paper at
sgro which place is the headquar-
y mat party, but Republicans of
alta:'@e here say tl1ey have 40 idea
such ,hing Kill be done. They have
eat deal of money in such things
lE ji}e past thirty ave year,.
Na- ieA here last night. but only q
'',a part OF the large amount needed. :
..AHEGROCS OVERHEAD WIRES.
'lls city is made dangerous by the very
49, number of overhead wires of all
mes Today wire of the fire alarm
N1 af!a feii across a light wire. one end
~ q pool Of water in the street.
MS pool q fine horse; belonging TO a.
r0s named Schwartz stepped and vas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-19

of the legal voters of both towns and
cities.
IN ABSENCE OF PETITION.
In me absence of Inc petition prescrb-
ed in the first section Of the act, any city
desiring to annex contiguous territory
can, two-thirds vote of all the members
Of the City Council or trustees, authorize
the Mayor or the president Of the Board
of Trustees to petition the Circuit court
Of the county asking for such annexation.
In case the judge Of the Circuit Court
is resident of the city, ne shall not hear
the application, but the Governor shall
order the judge Of some other circuit to
try it.
The legal voters Of the territory to be
annexed are permitted to appear and snow
cause why it should not be do,.-.
The court and the jury shall try the
matter. and if it is found that such ter
ritory can be annexed without prejudice
and ought to be, they shall SO declare II
not the court shall decide accordingly.
The court in granting such reliet as may
be asked for, snail be governed by the
principles of equity and justice, and shall
not decree annexation unless it shall be
proven that the real estate to be an
neXed will be increased in value and equal
benefits will be received.
: The act is to be in force from July /,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-19
WOMAN ROBS A HENROOST..
The Fatal Mistake OF Frances
Bracket, in Cumber RAND County.

CARTERSVILLE. VA. November IS
Spcclal)-F'rances Bracket tcolorcd),
living. near Flanasan's Mill in this coun-
which size had been accustomed to was
not sufficient for her comfort and hap
piness. and knowing the convenience and
good supply OF a hen-house owned by her
reighbor, PinIey Woodscn. she decided
that she would make a raid on Saturday
night. She carried her decision into exc
cution and made a good haul. but. unfor-
tuna tely for her. she was caught, and the
sequel is an arrest and prosecution with
the dead certainty of conviction.
The witnesses for the prosecution III
the case of the Commonwealth against
Monroe Thurston which is being tried
at Goochland Courthouse hal to return
again to-day. The opinion of those who
attended court on yesterday is that
Thurston had better have accepted the
T3rdict in his first trial. which was five
years in the penitsntiary. as the pros
poets are that he viii get longer term
from the present jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-19
A PATHETIC STORY.

pathetic story developed here to-day.
Normond Williams. 4 young man of
GreenViiIe, n. c., who was here SOM
time as a telegraph operator for the
Southern Railroad. went 10 Columbia. S.
c. and there September II married Miss
AAcFaddeI. y few hours after the mar
rage he went to Nashville. Tenn. To
study law. Ills wife came here to board
with friends. Sunday he died on his re-
turn from Raleigh, where he came to see
her for a few hours. They had never
lived together. His remains passed here
to-day on the way to Greenvilc.
The State Board Of Examiners of Public
institutions to-day filed its first report
with the Governor. 1t is a very complete
one. covering all the forty Institutions
which are gwen State aid.
MURDER VERDICT REVERSED
The Supreme Court to-day filed ar
opinion in a particularly interesting case
Some months ago four negroes went to :.
store in BERTHE county, quarrelled, and
named Belfield shot and killed Stevenson
clerk in the store. All fled. The man
who killed Stevenson was killed by g.
posse near Weldon while resisting ar
rest. The three others. Bishop, Belfield,
and Stevenson, were tried for murder
IN the first degree, convicted. and are now
under the sentence OF death. The Su
enc Court granted d new trial, holding
lat the State absolutely failed to show
mat there was reconciliation and de-
liberation, which, in addition to malice
create murder in the first degree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-19
D. r. AIKEN SHOT.
Accidentally Injured by Edgar
ClaDp Near Greensboro,

GREENSBORO. y. &. November IS
Special }-Testerday afternoon white
Edgar Ciapp- and D. r. Aiken. of this
city. We're out hunting: C1app accidentally
it up dreadfullE:. and making it neces-
sary for four inches Of the large bone
OF the forearm to be removed. Aiken
was only few steps from Clapp'S gun.
ana the full contents of the Y eapon
lodged in his arm. He was brought to
ms ms Glty and placed in .he Greensboro
Chief Police Scott to-day received a
letter from Chief Partlow of Rock Hill
s. G. asking for information as to Il
man who has bad record here and
Who IS keeping it up in South Carolina.
" tInps. Of that place, recently stole a
sum of money and ran away. having just
married young woman there. The de-
serted wife heard that Epps had wife
and ch..d in Greensboro and requested
Chief Partlow to write and find out.
several hundred dollars worth Of goods
from a finishing mill here and sold them
to merchants. He was convicted and
sent TO the roads. escaped: was
captured in Danville while on the eve
OF getting married. though he had a wife
and child here. and later was pardoned
on account of III health. He committed
several other miSdemeanors here and
disappeared. He is doubtless the z. ".
Ends VINO is wanted in Rock Hill.
For cruelty TO animals and fast driving
Alex Flynn and Charles Miller two
young white men of this city. are in
Guiiford iai awaiting the action of the
Superior Court. They We're bound over
in the sum Of $50 each and couldn't give
the bond
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. vanstory celebrated
their crystal Wedding last night. Three
hundred guests were present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-19
A PHYSICIANS BRIDE.
Marriage of Or. Sta1cy and Miss Sue
Savers Reynolds.

BRISTOL, VA. Nov. 1S.-(Special.)-One
Of the most brilliant home weddings wit
messed in Bristol in present years was
celebrated at the home OF Major and
Mrs. A D. Reynolds. In the Paramount
Addition, at 7:30 o'clock this evening. when
their accomplished daughter, Miss Sue
Savers Reynolds became the bride
of DR.. Thomas F. Staley. of Bristol. The
house was. artistically and deliberately
decorated throughout. according to tas-
cinating color scheme. Numerous guests
were in attendance, including relatives
and friends from the States of Virginia.
Tennessee. North Carolina and West Viz
ginia. The marriage ceremony was
performed by Rev W 0. Cochrane, D. D..
Miss Sadie King. of Bristol. was maid
of honor, while DR.. D. D. Hull. Of this
city was the groom's best man.
The young lady attendants who. formed
an aisle in the parlor from the en-
trance TO where the minister stood.
We're the following cousins of the BRIDE
Misses Mamie. Mary and Senah Critz and
Mary and Lucy Lybrook. of Winston, n.
c., and Miss Helen Mason, of Pearisburg.
Va.
Following the beautiful ceremony, a re-
ception was given from to II o'clock.
and refreshments were served in the
spacious dining hall OF the Reynolds man
sion. Among the guests invited were:
Mrs. w. n. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Shelton, Mr.. r. S. Reynolds and
Mr.. Abe Reynolds of Winston, n. c.;
Mr.. John and Mr.. Samuel Hose. of
Pearisburg; Mr.. Hoge Mason, of Blue
held, w. Va; Mrs. Angel, of Bluefield;
Misses Anne and Esther Sawyers. of
Wytheville Va.
The bride-elect is a niece of Mr.. r. J.
Reynolds. the millionaire tobacconist, of
Winston, n. c., and is young woman of
excellent attachments and noble charac-
teristics
The groom is a young physician
of prominence, who came to Bristol from
Marion, Va. year ago. His only guests
at the marriage were his brothers. Mr..
Il. B. Staley and Mr.. D.. D. Staley, OF
Marion. his father and mother being alb
sent in South Carolina, where they went
to spend the winter on account Of Mrs.
Staley's health.
The bridal couple will go to FLORIDA on
their bridal tour, and on their return
will stop in South Carolina to visit the
parents of Mr.. Staley, and will then go to
Winston, N. c., and to Washington, D. c.
Their friends have remembered then
with many rare and costly gifts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-19

nv the brides father. who Is a Presos
terrain minister, and was witnessed oh'S
b,, members Of the two families ana
few immediate friends. The orlae was
attired in a gown of white crepe de ch,ns
and carried bouquet of Brides roses. she
1,,,s unattended. Following the ceremony
49, counI> left for a northern trip SUD
seouently they will reside in " estn'll-
eter. where the groom is a practiciitS DEN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-19
MISS HAWxHURsT TO WED.
VIII Become the Bride of Mr.. Jer-
doue-3Iiss Crocl<er:s Surprise.

FALLS CHURCH, VA. Nov. 15.-(Spe-
ciai)-Mr and Mrs. George w. Hawk
hurst have issued invitations to the mar
rage of their daughter. Miss Nellie
Esther Hawxhurst. TO Mr.. Walter Peyton
Jerdone. of Orange county. Virginia. tia
wedding 10 take place at the Presbyte-
rian church Wednesday. November %. at
y 80 P NJ. The young people will make
their future home in Colorado.
Miss Lulu Croker, daughter OF Post
master z. f. Croker will be married to-
day in Washington to Mr.. Berry, of New
York. This will come as a surprise to
Miss Lulu's many friends. After a bridal
trip to New York Mr.. and Mrs. Berry
will live in Washington. D. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-19
Robbery in New Kent.

PONPTRY. VA. November 1S.-tSpe-
cialo-On last Sunday morning there was
LARGE negro meeting in New Kent coun-
ty not very far from this place.
dance was large. One man. Robert
wyatt left his house alone. and on his
return found that his home had been
BROKEN into and robbed. All of his wite's
clothes some provisions, his gun, nd
IS in money were stolen, Steps are being.
taken TO find the thief.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-19
WHOEVER SURPRISED THEM.
Prominent SpotsyIvanin Citizen to
Try Matrimony Again.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. Nov. IS
Especial )-Grear surprise was created
here to-day by the news that Mr..
AbsaIon MCGEE. one of the most promi
nent and wealthy citizens of Spotsylvania
county, and Miss Cicily Timberlake, or
the same county, bad taken the north
bound midday train for Washington.
where they will be married this afternoon.
The groom. who is widower, is up
wards OF seventy-tve years old. and has
several grown children.
After the ceremony the couple will
visit Mr.. McGees married daughter in
New Jersey and afterwards reside at his
home about ten miles from Fredericks-
burg