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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
FROM CHATHAr1
Roanoke Baptist Association in Session
sl# and Oeacons Ordained.
Ifsneeia1 to Tha Tt1ues .plsp q ten. !.

2 ~
CHATHAM, VA. March % The min
listers and laymen OF Roanoke e'l Bapttst.
Association met with the Baptist Church ,llrtst'
Of this place Saturday, the 18th, and Will
continue through Sunday SATURDAY
night Messrs, G.. H. Walden, ]. Hurt 'lrt.
whitehead, Asa yiccellio. and D Dr., w
Il. Canada were ordained as dea t''l7A = ]
# ". IA Cherry made his hIst shipment
or lettuce on Thursday to p Northern
market SHis crop this year Is very fine,
but@the continued wet weather mas re-
itnrded Its heading.
q THE freshot early In the week carried
away several small plantation bridges.
but no damage has been reported as e, 70 tn g:
large bridges. Farm work, which Is very
much behindhand, was delayed sey yer a.
days ,,, =, :, 10 !, ,,ioht
and was seen by early rlsers Thursday
Xii the fruit. but will sinjure i;
W. a rural free delivery route VIII DC es =.
$tablished from Callands about the -.
Of MAY. 4 carrier has not yet peen
named !. as there are several applicants. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29

begun practice. Manager White has ar.
ranged a meet with the University Of
North Carolina on tho 18th Of May. and
ono with Johns Hopkins Is In sight. Mr.,
Kenneth Brown Of the Harvard track .elt
team Is coaching the team. !, y,
Mrs. Peters, who has been very sick
for. som 3 time, ~ rapidly recovering and
viii soon be out again. The Colonel Is
also recuperatlng from his recent s.'t "
ness. s55 Ssi.i gsI
daughter OF Major Claiming Bolton.
will sail for Liverpool on the 4th OF
April. 3EI5 x 4 i
to be the guest OF the Misses Cooke
during Easter week. 3.
Mrs. Charles A. Graves Is visiting ner
sister, Mrs John A. Graham, OF Lex
ington, Va. -
Mrs. Barrett, OF Germantown. Pa,
who has been visiting her mother on
Chancellor Street. has returned hon,e.#G, !,
& Miss Hume, OF Chapel Fiji. n. ca is
the guest OF Miss Dunnington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
''CHARLEY S AUNT
ON APRIL THE |: J. 2. 18th J | ! |
Performance in Richmond lyl for
Beneflt.of Louisiana Table al.
at Confederate Bazaar.
fspeciu1 70 The Times.Dispatc h.


CHARLOTTESVILLE, YA.,| March q
The managers Of theY. Y. Y. Dramatic
Club have made arrangements to pro-
duce "Charlcys Aunt in Richmond on
April 18th, and In Stnunton on May lat.
The Richmond performance will be for
the benefit OF the Louisiana table at the
Confederate Bazaar. The staunton per-.
Torrance will be given for the benefit
& 81 the Kings, Daughters Hospital
"Charley's Aunt Is this years Eas-
ter play, the proceeds OF which will go
to the hospital. Tho costumes for tho
men who are to take the part OF girls
have been made to order and the play
ers promise the Easter girls pointers on
the latest spring styles. N
Tickets to the Easter Club germans mans
will be sold to the following men: Mon
day german Brawley. W. NJ. Bryan,
Barron, W. G. Campbell. J. G. Camp
bell, Cohen, Conquest. g. N. Davis.
Drake, J. Daniel. Frost, H. G. Grant,
Hay.E G, P. Hammer. d. Harmon,
Hraoka. j. Hume, G. Humphrey. 3.
Johnson, r. Kern c.. LAM horne Nc
Weigh, J. Osborne, =. 3. Pollard. II
RUSSELL, ituSSell,afNi oCh'oSnt 1'4y N.S
Uruuhart, H. Yalz. 9. r. Williams. WIN
ston,$ E. Woods. &
"Wednesday german: D. Blair. Draw
lev. Burlington, Burdett, Carlo. Coch-
ran. r.. b. Cooke. Cohen, Council ".
a" Campbell. G. N,9Davis. ]. Drake l..
Freeman, Frost Gaunt, Fl. G. Grant
a. i. Hammer. Hay, tIiraoka. =. 1linr-
mon. Heald ]. Hume. G. Jones. r. Kern,
c. Lang horne. Lcake. M. Male. G. Mel
son, J. Osborne, S. Preston, Schoen,
IIrohart, y .Vose, T, r., watkins, 9. Il.
Williams. l.. Williams, Winston. ~.
the following men were recently mi
tiated into tho p, X. fraternlty: Rich
ard W. Boiling of Huntsville, Ala NJ.
Garter Hall. of fredericksburg! Va; Fl,
Norton Mason. OF Louisville, KY; Leln.-
|luel M, Benet. OF Abbeyille. s. .c.;s a.
". tucker Of Norfolk Va; Andrew A.
Manning. OF Spartanburg. s. G.; Edward
v. Valz, Of staunton. Va; j: w SOM
eryille. Of Mltchells. Va; Charles -
stearnes, Of Brandy, Va; John = -
Hume, Of St. Elmo, Va; Oliver =. Pat !;
ton, OF Huntsville, Ala; Marion 4
Brawley, OF Charleston. s. CT; and Hugt
Nelson Page, Jr, OF Norfolk, Va.
Candidates for the track team nays
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
IN LEXINGTON
About People Well Known in the Coun-
tySeat Of Rockbrldge.
Especial to The Times'Dlspatch,)

W Seat OF Rockbrldge.
p. Especial to The Times-D !spatch,)
LEXINGTON. VA March %, lessor
G. L. Grow, OF the Washington and Lee
University faculty, Is In Norfolk TO at
tend tho marriage Of his sister,
REV, j. H, Light, pastor OF Trinity
Methodist Church OF this place. and Rev
r. d, Hutton. OF Lexington, are In Fred
ericksburg, attending the annual meet
Ing OF the Baltimore Conference NJ. - =,
Mrs, Paul M, Penick Is visiting the fam
lily Of Rev, Or. William II, Laird, IN
Miss Annie Funkhouser. Of near Win
chester, who is student at Dayton Acan-
envy of Rockingham county, IS IN Lex
lngton visiting the family OF Mr.. ~ -
Funkhouscr. ~ "a.
Clerk r. Il. witt, has gone TO lfni1l-
more where he has accented g poslt'oh
with an Insurance comphn
Niles Miranda RuckeF,@ 81 buena VISA,
scent tho week In Lexington as the gues1
REV. DR.. James A. Quarles. OF Wash
ington and Lee UntYerstty,Wil pTeacn
sunday morning at ,Trntty Methodlss
Church, In the q bsence OF the pastor
Miss Josepha Allan is In 3lohmona WIS,
iting Miss Purcell. Sho y ~ pc III Ina
city for several weeks. =, 4,
Mr.. Mason c.. Deayer, the 9 nclent mall
ing clerk In tho Lexington postottlse,
has been notified by the Post ftlce l1e,
partment that his salary will be increased
from 5000 to a year 10 $500 after y Wy ~ y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29

IN CAPE CHARLES
Society Rather Dull, but the Easte
German is Coming.
Especial to Tho ,pispatch,)

(Spccial to Tho Timcs.pispatch,)
" CAPE CHARLES. VA March g.
This has been the dullest week socially
since the Lenten season set IN. Tho
Easter german, which will be given ut
tho. Arlington Hotel. Will start new lie
in society circles, and several marriages
will add interest to the list OF enter
tainments. sl afa3
MIS-, Marion Barlow and Miss BARLOW
have returned to their hons IN Williams
burg after visit TO Mrs; !, John pan'e., :,
The Misses Evelyn Nottingham ana
Jesse Savage were the guests Of Mrs
julius Wilson, OF Nussawadox. last Week
Mcssrs. Herbert n, Fell Of Whining
ton, Del, and a. M, Nottingham OF
onancock. Va. were here several Gays
last week.
"Circumstantial Evidence" melo-
drama in four acts, was played to full
house at Parsons Opera House tuesday
night. The piece was interesting from
start to finish and possessed many other
good qualities. The different characters
were faithfully portrayed. the acting be-
| Ing especially good. st
chusetts, are among the guests registered
| at the Arlington. Mira Kelso Is here on
n pleasure trip. After seeing tho attrac-
,ions OF Cape Charles, they Will go TO
skidmore Island for a cunning trip.
Mr.. Thomas B, Robertson, OF Eastyllle,
rising young attorney and as editor OF
tho Eastern Shore Herald, is a candidate
for the position Of COMMUNICATING Az
! torney OF Northampton county. Ut
MIR. Walter Williams, cashier Of the
| Mnnford Bank at Gloucester, has been
visitor Ia Cape Charles for fl week.
| The iirst cake OF Ice from tho new Ice
plant of Hsckle & Kellogg was delivered
TO g, w. Parsons yesterday morning. il
weighed three hundred pounds and was
clear as crystal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
.;hent is now tho guest cues Of Miss elizabeth,

Client, is now the guest Of Miss Elizabeth
Bowdoin. II Is, i5.
t99 Mrs. r. G. Brown, who has been Wis.
siting friends In Westminster, Md. re-;
turned home Saturday
Mr.. Lewis Byrd, Of Gloucester, Va,
was the guest last week OF Mrs. Coroin
Waller in Boush Street. Ia w,
Mr.. Charles 8. Cotton left last week
for the Isthmus of Panama, where ne
will mako his future home. ~
Mrs. r. Ircdell Jenkins has returned
home from n visit In Baltimore. 5aa
r Miss Elizabeth Gallagher. of Charles
ton w. Va, Is visiting Miss Mary Hum
phreys in Client.
Miss Vest ds the guest of Mrs. ]. B.
Stoner In Freemason Street.
Mr.. Conover, of New Jersey. was the
guest of Mrs. William Gwathmey In Client
last week.
Mrs. Wexford. OF Richmond. is the
guest OF Mrs. i, M. Kelllam In Duke
Street.
Miss Mary Ross Young. Of Washing
| ton, Is the guest OF Miss Apole Clark III
| Fairfax Avenue. y4l
| Mrs. w. H White, is visiting Washing
| ton.l whore she will make her future
home She will be accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs. Annie Smith.
Mrs, III, r. Lewis, of Jamestown, N
r., is the guest OF Mrs. G. w. Hatch. IN
Duke Street, 5
n Mrs, Fritz Louis sandoz will leave Sat.
urday for San Francisco and Will sal
| from there to Yokohama on April "a t
1oin her husband, Lieutenant sandoz.
] Mrs, r. l.. Sand'oz returned from short
trip to Philadelphia. .t y Gi
Mr.. Thomas p. Thompson returned IRON
| Atlanta. .5
Miss Pauline Smith, who has been yis
4 Ting friends in Portsmouth. has returned
to Newport News.
A The Misses Ward have returned iron
+ Virginia Beach. !,
1 Miss Susie Hitch is visiting friends y
/ New York. 83S 5,fl53 itft5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
PETERSBURG READY .
Richmond Ladies Representing the Ba-
zaar Are Assured Of Corporation.
---- IsnaeIa1 to Thu Times. Qspatch.l u

4 -
zaar Are Assured Of Cooperate ~
Special to The Times Pspatch,)
PETERSBURG, VA, March 2s.--T The
Petersburg Chapter United Daughters Of
the Confederacy. Tuesday afternoon had
the pleasure Of welcoming to the hall OF
A. p Hill Camp Mrs. Joseph Bryan.
president Of the Confederate Bazaar AS
ISOLATION, and Mrs. 2, G. Minor, second
vlce-presdent, both OF Richmond. The
meeting was unusually we'll attended,
The audience was most charmingly en-
tertained and enthused by their presen-
tation Of d noble work, that of erecting
a memorial arch to Mr.. Jefferson Davis,
the only President K Of the Confederate
States. Much valuable Information was
given In the addresses of those ladies IN
regard to the movement. Mrs. William
r. McIlenney, president of the Peters
burg Chapter, presided Mrs. r. 7,
Meade. president Of the Grand Division
of the United Daughters OF the Confed-
oracy Of Virginia., in her usual clear
ana courteous style. made all fully ac-
quainted with the object OF the visit OF
these ladies to the Petersburg Chapter,
and her own untiring work In It's behalf,
The object OF the visit OF Mesdamea
Bryan and Minor was to interest the Pc
tersburg Chapter in the work. They
left with tho full assurance that Peters
burg, which always responds to any call
| from the Confederacy, would cordially
render all the aid she can In this work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL,
Few People Know How Useful It IS "
i@4 Preserving Health and Beauty.

Va n,oor,y averybody knows that charcoal
:. +ha afest and most efficient dlsnfec.
tant and purifier in nature but few real
TIA It's value when taken into the human
system for the Same cleansing purpose.
' cha rcoal Ia remedy that the moro
,,o,, tako of 1t, tho better; 1t Is not q
Irur at all. but simply absorbs the gases
and impurities always present IN the
stomacfS and !ntcstlnes, and carries them
out OF the system.
charcoal sweetens tho breath after
smoking. drinking or after eating onions
y and other odorous vegetables
4 Charcoal eftectually clears and improves
the complexion 1t whltens the teeth and
!, further acts Us natural and emlnently
safe cathartic.
II absorbs the injurious gases which
collect in the stomach and bowels; 1t
5isinfects the mouth and throat from
< the poison OF catarrh.
All druggists sell charcoal In one form
+ or another; but probably the best char
coal and the most for the money Is III
stuart's Absorbent Itozenges; they are
composed Of the finest powdered WluoW
charcoal and other harmless antisepticf
81 In tablet form. or rather In ne form OF
large pleasant-tasting lozenges, the char
coal being mixed with honey,
The daily use OF these lozenges Will
hoon tell An much improved condition
OF the general health, better complexion
,weeter breath and purer blood. and this
,cauty OF 1t is that no possible harm car
.ssult from their continued USE but OF
lie contrary, great benefit.
A Buffelo physician, IN speaking OF tn
neneflts OF charcoal says; II ADVISE
stuart's Absorbent Lozenges to all pa
Il \ Tents gsulfaring from gas In the stomach
ara bowels, and II clears the complexion
B and purifies the breath, mouth an
throat. also believe the liver Ia great
IS benefited by the daily use OF them
they cost but twenty-five cents DO;
IL drug stores. and although In som
sanse patent preparation. yet I bel!ey
yet more and better charcoal IN Stu
pxts ABSORBENT d. zsaa yaa = Ay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
200 More Rolls OF Mating
Inst Received from Auction,

SO for choice remnants Of Mat-
\ tings-HoIne fine quality In this lot,
loc for China Mattlngs, lbo quality,
u2l-2o for heavy blue and green
Mattings, 200 quality
IS $50 for Japanese Mattings, $50
and 300 quality,
terms In Japanese Mattlngs, Aoo q',ea1-
1ty, SESss S55 q &;
Bstter grades Just as cheap.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
ca int azewell.
.anoc,a, n rho I'imes.Dlspatch

fspecial to Tho Times. Dispatch . +.
TAzEW ELL, VA. March 2s- "A del 1tl1' !,
Il tea was given wednesday evening py
ar. and Mrs. Henry Preston at thor
beautiful residence In honor Of MT; a. A.
Cumming and his bride, formerly miss
Williams, Of Lynchburg' ~.
$ii Among Anon, those present were Mr.. and Mra
d Z. Cummins. Mr.. and Mrs. II. C.fAlder-
son. Mr.. ana Mrs. William 9, Pendleton'
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". % (, CAR, Mt
e. ~ Byron,. Mr.. and Mrs. J.EW. Chap
man, Mr.. John w. Crockett and Mr., Rus'
sell OF New York y VI 3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
Dress Goods, Springs
Newest Creations.

1870 for Colored DtaInines. newest
( shades. worth ACE. -
Sc l-2o for Zine MohaiTs, 60c quality
800 for All Color YoIles, 76o qual-
ity.
500 for 81 quality Wool Grenadines,
all new shades,
5l-2e for Striped Percales. yard
( wide.
So for light and dark corded Ma
dras. l6o duality,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29

Dr. W. p. Hoy, formerly an asslstat
and very popular young gentleman
snent several days here this week.
s The appointment Of Messrs. =, :
clowes OF Richmond. n WILLIAMSBURG oY
Al is. Cole, OF this city,Sa Judge. san
natt.11of Mathews, ms members OF thl
Eastern state Hospital Board. gives, gen
eral satisfaction here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
w. Ladies NeckWear at Special Prices

Ladies' Shirf Waists, ~
eec for Black Taffeta silks, the
4 roo grade, l8
II eco for Madras and Percale coloFed
Shirtwaists, zoo quality. /,
47c for striped and figured, Lawn
and Percale Waists. $50 qua'1yi
Il 500 for fancy Piuue Waists. tucked
newest patterns, worth Sl'4s. NJ
white and colored SILK Waists
at special Monday prices.
sl.49 for Embroidered FTont itne
lawn Waists, worth " and 1aS0,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-09-15
City of PittsviIle
Township % North, Range East.

do A piece of land commenc-
ing SO #. south and 1873 1T.
east of the northwest corner
of the neA nel4 running
south 125 east so fit, north
l25 it. west so #. TO place of
beginning "a
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-09-15

of the different members of the board
of review are not always clearly under
stood For that reason the subject
has been specially considered in this
circular.
n. s. gibson,
GEO. CURTIS, Jr.,
Nils P HAUGEN,
Commissioners of 7'dration.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-09-15
COUNTY CLERKS LIST
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,

WOOD COUNTY, WIS. j
Notice is hereby given that the following
described lands were sold by the county trea
surer on the 2ist, day of May, A. ID, 1901. For
theIaxes and charges thereon for the year of
1900. And the same are yet unredeemed in this
office, and the holders of certificates of sale of
said lands will be entitled to tax deed thereof
in accordance with the laws of this state unless
redeemed on or before the Dist day of May, 1904.
The taxes, charges and interest calculated to
the last day of Redemption, due on each parcel
is set opposite each description below
Given under my hand and seal at Grand
Rapids, Wis, this 18th day of August, a. ID.
1908. E. S. RENNE,
County Clerk Wood County Miac0uSin.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-09-15
RichfieId

Township "a North, Range 8 East
do one acre In ne corner otnwne 9
do meme Is
do NV sW "a s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
MERCHANTS WILL
!. FIGHT RAILWAYS
Determined Effort to Upset.
What They Secured by
Hard Work.
tspac,., 10 The Times Dispatch,

Especial 10 The Ttmes.Dispatch1
\ NORFOLK, VA. september Salt may
~ a.nnitsly stated that the railway cor
rors tons operating In this State are In
t.nt unon uptetting the recent ruling Of
tho Corporation Commission with regard
10 car service and demurrate charges, RI
me cass will la all proba bllttt' go 10 the
sunrerae Court Of Appeals, az an appeal.
rom the Judgment Of the commission.
The rule In question was adopted ny the
commission 40 the result Of tho reprsten-
tations made to the body BY merchants
and business organizations throuShout the
slate, who felt that they ana their nem'
hers had been imposed upon ~ excessive
and unjust demurrage charsest 3
1T Is also claimed that In many Gases
merchants and manufa cturers have been
greatly ,hampered In tho forwarding OF
freight by tho unexplained ana often I'M
necessary delay In the delivery OF empty
cars,
6 FOR all those reasons the efforts OF the
business mon and their ORGANISATIONS were or.
.unceasing In getting the rule adopted BY
tho commission. That 1t should now be
threatened by the railway corporations,
they say does not alarm them at all, They
,Salieve that they have Justice and equity
on their side. The railway men are not
talking Just now for publication but y
IA we'll known that they propose to take
the case up to the court OF hnal adjudl'
Cation
selves on tho SUBJECT say that the eom-
MISSIONS rule T. arbitrary and unjust,
snht would constantly subject the railways
tn .i,.~s and PENALTIES. Tho case VIII pc
defended BY the merchants Of the state,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
THE MINERAL And
FORESTRY EXHIBIT.
Mr.. Murrell Tells Of Well
Known Men Who Are
Interested.

Assistant Commissioner George D. A1ur-
roll, who Is also superintendent OF the
Virginia exhibit At the 81. Louis III
position erslysd II the city !as wl NV
remain here and set doWm sSo Moe ~ y No. w
Ing the collection Of the exhibit NJ we th
Imposition, He has deyoted1 inqOn % o. ro aus
those Interested Ii making the exhibit
mhs SSmT9sds0n 1t Wi whoh tme
f fne na. Bav viii pprobaby be liked,
speaklnE last night Of the States MN;
eral and forestry naI t exn.Pf. The follow.
Ing we'll known gentlemen, "a AZ n nnds ~
in mines, mining or mineral Ian 4anay, !, a s,s
Identified With the !, o yemen fha s{ona
h s; Aso Coal J. ana Coke Company, M, 4.
3. Newton, general MANAGER. OF tha wv
glnla snd soa.hwssteEIn ns%Sy n eng q
j. 5ne W. y' kEckI:manS'ot the Pulaski Iron Com;
panyi ], s., Brownlngr large COAL land
owner o and operator In the Pocahontas
f snS G.mta LsSS Smpa aSasss III rGSt.
M KAT e"a Aka finsyek q ri
committee Nv charEs Of tile details OF We
sdS h WI ps sHas ohe ~
eral interests. A subcommittee has been
named, consisting, Of Messrs. Ayers. New
building and arrange the details a gem
erai invitation to oil mineral Interests to
moet at somo central point VIII be issued q
Hoon. ,,, w., ~.
committee embodiss the constructor o.
building to pc made entirely q T npsIs,,s
o Of the I General mineral exhibit Besides
this Building and its components and con-
tents, there VIII be another class rn on. oHi
tf orsst ~ interests viii DO we'll advertised,
'T INC cost Of the materials and oonstFno,
ton OF the mineral building and o. sh sa
exhibit VIII approximate ono huHaFeo
' MI. Murrell IS well plsassd with th he
prospects for q high!y Sreditahle s asinnIt
t,irai horticultural, forestry. mineral.
fsh and game. industrial and maautsc'
turlng.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
OROSH--HEIGES
Elegant Sunday Morning Wedding
3H Charlotte,

Elegant SUNDAY MornlnS wedding IN
Charlotte. I,
{epec,ai 10 The Times .Dlspatch.)
3 CHARLOTTE CHIT VA. September
s.-Miss Ella Hieges was married to Mr..
samuel Lindley Grosh 81 New Bloomfield
Pa, on Sunday morning at $3.50 o'clock. on
the 9Th instant. .gS 5,sess rDE
The bride Is the daughter OF Professor
Samuel 3. Hedges. tho able mana ger Of
the State experimental farm at "ellvan
Hill near Sake, Charlotte comfy. Va.
on the evening previous there was a
Joyous gathering Of relatives and friends.
who amused themselves BY playing pros
Kressiye euohre, by music and conversa:
{tion.
4 Tho marriage csremo ny was performed
BY thu Rev. Or. Hugh. 4. Brown
Tho bride 10 2 most attractive and
tic AFFAIRS, her aecompli shments Are Auni
Sivalled. ,a
An elegantly served Wedding breakfast
vas aArounoed ct 8 o clock. Roses ~fsre
profusely used for table decorations &,
Many OF tbs guests caMe from Wash.
aneton, Pennsylvania and elsewhere.
Among them were Mr., and Mrs A. 3.
0rosh, OF New Bloomfield, father and
nothss OF the groom Miss Nellie r.
cross, OF York, Pa, whose charm and
vivaoity won all hearts; Mr., and Mrs. A.
WilIiam Abbott, Of York Pa; Miss Der.
aha Heres, OF Washington, D., G.; Miss
Lille Hetges, Miss Grace Hsi9ss. thrse
invelv daughters OF q lovely other: Mr..
Alexander Caldwell, OF Washington; sSr.
Samuel B. Hedges, Jr., Arthur 8. Helsu.
Mr. stith 5Earksdale and family ana M.
CarrinSton Gr!saby
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
MANY WILL co DOWN
10 THE LAUNCHING.

A great crowd Of Rlohnionders Will 60
down to Newport News saturd lay on on the the
speclal train TO attend the launching Of
the cru,ser maryland. which Will plunge
into her element at i r. M, a vast crowd
is anticipated by the management OF the
ship yard at that time, Including many
distinguished persons, naval otho,ais ana lne
attaches, senators, members OF the House
az Representatives, the Governor OF Mary Y
land, and many legislators and proml-
nent Marylanders. It ia not yet positively
known whether Governor MONTAGUE ana
staff will be able to attend, The Gov
ernor has appointments In Patrick county
this week, and win not be able TO return
before Saturday morning. It 10 possible
that he will reach here on the early train!
from Danville and go on to Newport News
on the special train. (. 4,
The Chesnpoake an1 Ohio has arranged
for a train to !save here at e,N 4, Nj
running through without stop. and re-
turning, leave Newport News ut P' N! M.$
ana Old point at 0:so. This VIII enable
visitors from this city to arrive n ample
time to witness the launching ana permit
them to stayjto the banquet at the Cham-E (
berlin afterwards. and catch their tram am
1,nn1eWH rid. sslF Fs.ij 53i sgsf$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
MONT PELEE BLOWN
DOWN BYAST0RM
The Roanoke Carnival Up
rooted by CyCl0nic Wind.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
ROANOKE, VA, setember ga heavy
wind and raln.storm put the Layton Car
r,ival Company out Of business this at
ternoon. The carnival was Just opening.
when cyclonc wind swept up the Roa-
noke l,iver BOTTOM on which the show
{ is located, lifted several OF the tents
Knocked down a section OF the fence and
split the Mount Police oanva show into
shreds. IA
There we're few people on the grounds
at the time, but several OF the show
people had narrow escapes,
Mn. Zoda, who serves frankfurters,
had her tent onS # Tie unas T hae
husband was knocked down BY ono of the
poles Of another tent
The management announce that the
show viii be ready for business Tomorrow
night, AZ is