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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
INDUSTRY OVERCOME.
Northern Market Glutted Wat
4 Virginia Evergreens.
eclal to The Tlnivs-Dlspatoh,?

Especial to The Tines-Dlspatoh2
& YORKTOWN, VA. Dec, 22;-AuV!ces
have been received hers by those VINO
have been shipping the Christmas ever,
green's that prices had SO deterloratea
as to forbid any other constituents,
Holly especially has come tlnder inc
ban OF oversupply. the market being
completely gluttad, Like every new ana
novel business scheme. 1t has been over
worked and ruined,
MI, ", r. Vandre, late superintendent
of the National Cemetery. has again re-
turned to the charge Of his old post. Mr.
Yandre was sent from here to New Bern.
N. C., thence to Knoxville, TENN, Where
having been refused charge by the lnoum-
bent he was ordered to Mound CITY,
Illinois. From thence he came here 70
assume charge OF his original post, after
roundabout trip Of several Thousand
miles.
MI, Charles wainwright, Of the county
has three children desperately ~ IN
Portsmouth with malignant scarlet FEVER
Mrs, H. H. Crockett, wife Of Mr., JOS
eph u, Crockett, OF Grafton Is IN Balllr
more attending course Of treatment az
one Of the private sanitariums Of the
Monumental City, listi.3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
UNIQUE SITUATION.
The Two Political Parties Null.
~ Each Others Votes.
Especial to The Times pispatch)

WILLIAMSON, w VA, Dec, cat Is
doubtful whether a. parallel case can be
shoWl. In the history Of America to equal
the novel ticket which Is to be present.
ed 10 the voters of Williamson, at the
municipal election. January It'll. Although
B the Democrats elected tho entire ticket
at tho last municIpa election. It was by
such narrow margin that they were
badly frightened. and when the primary
election was held short while ago to
nominate a now ticket, the Republicans
were invited to hold their primary at tho
same time and place, and agree upon Q.
ticket. This proposition was accepted,
and each party nominated the same uok-
ct, composed OF four Democrats and three
Republicans.
The Ballot Commissioners have Just de-
5clded that the same ticket must he prlnt-
ed on the ballot In the Democratic col-
sumn, as in the Republican, there being
no other nominations made, SO no voter
can yote the Democratic ticket without
scratching the sumo candidates Off the
Republican ticket and Vice versa; conse-
iuucntIy which ever way he wishes to
vote he will be unable to vote for his
candidates without voting against ! hem
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
! HUNTING A PREACHER.
A Widower Removes Obstacles
to Marry the Third Time.

Especial to The Ilmes-Dtspa tch) E&
MEHERRIN, VA, Dec. c2.--N1r. Joe
Waugh, of this county, whose age passes
the slxtieth year and who has married
and surN>>es two wives. on Saturday last
drove to tho home Of Miss Ashworth,
who is about thirty years his junior, and
drove several miles to Lunenburg Court
house, where he hoped to find tho Meth
odst minister, and there be united for
the third venture In matr!Slony. Upon
his arrival, he found that the minister
had left for other parts, and his hopes
had almost vanished when his friends
becaine interested and set about to de-
wise some means to have the couple
united. The lines Of the Lunenburg Tele-
phone Company wero resorted to and kept
warm for some tlme In an effort to get
Rev, W.T.. Clarke. OF this place, and nf-
ter n short delay he was located and
agreed to drive down and tito the knot"
The couple were SO anxious that the cere-
mony should not be delayed that they
drove out with several Lunenburg peo-
plo End met tho pastor about half the
distance at Tussekia Church and was
there made man and wife, after which
the happy couple left for their home.
where they were met by their friends and
q receptions rendered them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23

STORE: /: FIRE.
Secreted Fire III the Establish
,ncnt Of Eigenbrt,i1 Brothers
'1'hwart Efforts Of Flrcrici1.
LOSS BY SMOKE AND WATER v III
LOSS BY SMOKE AND WATER
Key 81 Old Blandford III Hands
Of Keeper Of Cemetery for
Convenience of Visitors.
(speclal ID MIC mime Isl lspatch.>

3 Il Especial to Tho Times-D lspatch.>
PETERSBURG. VA. Dec. 22.--This
morning, at half past o'clock. FRO was
discovered In the cellar at Etgenbrun
Bros. clothing store, on Sycamore Street.
Tho alarm Of fire was sounded and before
the arrival OF the fro department tho store
above and the law Offices OF Davis q
Davis Just above tho store, were filled
with smoke. No fire, OF consequence could
be seen. SO tho, whole lower floor OF tho
building was ofioded with water az q
.precaution. In about half an hour tho
department was called out again, the fire
having broken out afresh. Tho flames
had eaten their way from tho cellar be-
tween the plasterng and were burning
ifiercely beneath the stairway leading
from the street To the offices above the
store. Tho steps were broken In and tho
tlmbcrs beneath flooded with water. Nln
an hour or two the fire was subdued.
sy CAUSE OF FIRE. s
1t was at first thought that the fire was
caused by the colored janitor placing hot
ashes In q dry goods box in the cellar.
but this proved not to be tho case or from
a lighted match being thrown In "a waste
box In the cellar. It Is probable, how
over, that the fire originated at a point
near the stairway, which leads from tho
street where sheet iron Pipe leads from
the furnace to q 1lue. This pipe Is not
covered and nearly all the fire was at the
point indicated.
The damage to Elgenburn Bros. Stock
BY smoke and water Is considerable. DAVIS e:
4. Davis suffered their greatest loss ny
water to their valuable library OF law
books, many Of which were soaked With
water The loss is fully covered by
Insurance. The damage TO the building
is slight.
POOL TOURNAMENT.
Alfred De ORC, the cha mpion and Frank
Eherman, the ex-champion pool player
played 200-point game OF pool at Inc
Elite Pool Parlors last night before a
large crowd OF young men, De Orc. VINO
Is Cuban, is left-hand player and Is
a marvel Sherman, who Is Wash
tonian Is also fine player, and would
have made better showing but for seye-
raj scratches made at critical times. al
te, the game De Orc and Sherman gave
an exhibition OF fancy shots.
The key to Old Blandford Church mas
been entrusted to the keeper OF the GENE
terry and persons who desire to so through
this old historical building which has
'i,,st been renovated by the Ladies' Me-
mortal Association and made memorial
to the Southern Cause, can do SO by ap
plying Is the keeper. The church is kept
locked to prevent Its being defaced by
.uischievous boys and thoughtless adults.
Already several strangers have written
their names on the walls.
..Othello," with George Fawcett N the
title role, will come to the Academy OF
Music. in this city, December 26th.
Rev r. r. Harwell. a graduate OF Yale
Divinity School, New Haven Conn, and
MIR. T. J. sI1arwell, Of Hampden- Sidney
College,, are in Petersburg. to spend the
Christmas holiday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
YOUNG DOCTORS LOSS.
His Dwelling Burned Few
DAYS After He Married.

s C'UolpdsI Q-seulIL OWL ~ lNIooounS) ~,
BLoSSON HILL "a, Dec. ass.-The
residence Of DR.. Albert Nicholson who
lived in. ono of the prettiest country
homes in this section. was entirely con-
sumed by fire last night.
The fire originated In tho kitchen, which
is detached and separated from the main
building by several feet. and was flrst
discovered about s o'clock in the roof
soe that building. The cause OF the tire
is supposed I , be n defective flue. when
tho alarm was given the neighbors re-
sponded promptly, but their arrival 9. on
the scene was too lateato save either the
house, or Kitchen ana all efforts were
devoted to save what furniture that could
be gotten out quickly from the doomed
buildings. There was a small amount OF
insurance carried but not In any manner
sufficient to llquidate the loss sustained,
Dr.. Nicholson Is q young man. Only
a FEW weeks ago he married his bride,
who was a Miss Elenor Thoma 3, q Lul-
epburs county, and took her to hls new ne,
home, which has just been 50 suddenly
swept from them. They have ~ thelr
loss the sympathy Of this entire COM
Yplln II v. IN 't
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
VIOLATE LAW
Seventeen Candidates Presented
by the Grand Jury.
(specIal 10 The Times-DiFpa

fiji. Especial to Tho Times Dspatch.)
DINW1DDIE c. H.. VA, Dec, 22-l,he
regular monthly term OF DinWlddlc Coun:
Is Court, was held YESTERDAY. The grand ar, 9
Jury presented seventeen persons VINO
were candidates for office during the re-
cent election for not complying with the
Earksdale pure elections law, IN that they
did not'fllc statements Of election expenses
as required by law. #
George Green (colored) was sentenced
to one year In the penitentlary ior steal
ing. "
This is the last term OF the County
Court that Judge Epes will hold, ne hay
ing been elected Commonwealths attor.
ney at the recent election to take effect
the first Of January. There viii pc one n,
more term Of the court under the o ii
system In January and the Governor VIII
Fave to designate some one to hold court.
Suitable resolutions were offered by MI
+. H. Mann, Jr, in complimentary terms
as to the administration of Judge Epes,
Judge Epes replied In feeling terms.
The Board Of Supervisors met and re-
appointed Mr.. James w. Boisseau county
Superintendent Of the Poor. R8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
.NEWSTEAMER.
FOR WEEM.S.
President Will be Asked to Name
New Boat After the City
Of Fredericksburg.
RAISED. The. LARGEST r 5: TURKEY k !: !
Mr.. M. B. Rowe Raises One OH
His Altoona Farm Weighing
Forty-Four Pounds.
RAISED THE LARGEST TURKEY
Mr.. M. B. Rowe Raises One OH
fsneclai 10 Tho Times. Dispntch.l

Especial TO Tho -Dspntct.)
K FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Dec. e.
It is rumored that tho Weems Steamboat
Company will build a new steamer for
the kappnhnnnoclk River and Mr.. Henry
Williams president Of the company. will
be requested to chrlstcn tho STEINER
fredericksburg in honor Of this city. Ile
has heretofore named steamers West
nlurclund. Richmond. Lancaster and
Northumberland for counties III the
Northern Neck, and Essex, Nliddlcscx
and Caroline for counties OH the south
side OF The Rappahanno ck. s53@
q A. BIG TURKEY. .,f
p Captain NJ. 3. Rowe had on exhibition
at his store here this week bronze
turkey Weighing forty pounds. 11o had
two others, drawn. dressed turkeys,
which weighed thirty-three and twenty
eight pounds, respectively. Captain Rove
raised on his Altoona farm, In spotsyl-
vanin county. near this city, q bronze
eobtlcr, which weighed forty four pounds
gross. n This is tho largest weight as
far as known of,any turkey ever raised
In this section. Gs
REV. j. 4 W. Smith. assistant pastor OF
the Methodist Church, OF this city, who
is iii at the Mary washington Hospital
here, is thought to be improving.
tg NEW CHURCH.
Mr.. A. M. Garner, OF this ctyls build
Ing, a. new BAPTIST Church at Upper Zion
In Caroline county. ias5,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Muse. who went
to M.ddlesex county to reside. have re-
turned and viii make their permanent
homo here. ,i {, ~
Judge r. II. L. Chichester. Of sta fford
county, slaughtered hog this week
which weighed, dressed, , $50 pounds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
ON THE LOWER JAMES.
Since Going Dry Claremont Has
Discharged Its Town Sergeant.

Especial to Tho Iimes-O.spatcn')
TETTlNGTON, VA, Dec. 22.-Mr. ~.
Z C. Blanks, Of "Claybrook." this county,f's
reported as being very III.
Mir, A. b. Barnes. one OF Charles Ctty's
e,,terprIsing young merchants, was mar
Z ricd in Hampton. Va. on WEDNESDAY last
md will reside at 'Sharpes," this county.
There arc seven candidates for the Va
cant iudgeship from this, the fourteenth
circuit Hon. D. G.. Tyler, our present
4 state Senator. Is Charles City's choice,
with Hon. Manly Fl. Barnes as Lending
second choice Mr.. Tyler has served his
Stato In many ways and is thoroughly
capable In every way for the dignity OF
the bench.
The steamer Tourist" late OF the Rap
d rahannock River Line, which Is now ply
ing James River. between Norfolk and
Petersburg, report says, Is doing good
business.
The town OF Claremont since going
dry last spring, has discharged its town
sergeant for the want OF something to
do. and the town lookup is going to de-
cay for want OF use and the business men
report an Increase of business and this
"Queen City OF tho Middle James is
putting on some very substantial growth.
& Several new Industries have been estab-
llshed during the present year and several
moro are booked for next year. Each
year sees an increase OF business at the
southern Railway docks, at this place..
The town Of Claremont was located Just
twenty years ago, laid out in the wild
woods by the late ] 4. Frank Mancha, and
Is composed OF a very Intelligent class OF
citizens from the North, West and Europe.
It has good schools. good and well-kept
stores where you can get most any
commodity you can call for at a reason
able figure. Several churches, railroad,
two steamboat lines. telegraph and tele-
phone Qocal and long distance). The town
IL located 100 feet above high tide on the
south bank OF the James at the conjunc-
ton with the Chipoax Creek and has an
lirexcclled View Of the James from Bran-
don on-the- James to Jamestown Island.
Fishermen are making some good catch
rs OF fish, when not too much ice to pre-
vent hauling OF scines. 5s.iF @ Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
GIFT FOR
UNIVERSITY.
Valuable Library Shipped for II
81 From Louisville Kcn-
tucky. 4,
BARNARD SHIP The DONOR
is a Biblolnariac and Himself Eanf
Author Of Some
Note.
fsnec,n, ~ rho 1,,mos.Dispatcl1

Especial to rho Timos-Dispatch)
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, VA. De-
cember 22-Bnrnard shipp, OF Louisville,
ky.,a bblomaniac and author Of impor-
tnnt books, has made d will bedueathng
his wonderful library, valued at from rom
10000 TO- 100000. to the University OF Vir.
glna. Tho entire collection has been
shipped from Louisville and will reach tho
University tomorrow.
The exact contents OF the library aro
z not known. but there arc many flrst edi-.
hons, many Spanish books OF great value,
ahonsa nds OF American books Of the early
eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and
books written by mon dnd women OF
pcholarly leisure before The Civil War.
= hc collecting OF these books began III
tho infancy Of American lltera turc, and
& has been carried on to tho present time.
For years they have only been seen by
chance, as their owner has guarded thea
= from friend and foe alike, and even de-
MED their existence. The owner. who is
rigity.nnc years old, Is temporarily at
ESSt Josephs 1nilrmary, In Louisville. but
1 not seriously III. His mind Is as brilliant
rs in earlier days, when he saw La fay
rtte and witnessed the destruction Of.
t5A 40
Mr.. Ship has published books in the
East from 1913 to 1897. His verses were,
In the hfties compared by critics to those
4 of Pope and Dryden. In 1852 he published
n-vol,imo OF verse called "Fame and 9th
nr1 Poems and In the same year another
volume entitled .Tho Progress OF
Freedom and Other Poems. BY
"A far. Mr. Shipp's most important
! contribution TO literature Is his
y historical work. The first book was pub
lished in Philadelphia In 1881, the work Of
y years The indian and the Antiquities
+ Of America" was published In 1897. It was
In connection with these works that Mr.:
Shlpp travelled sought and accumulated
books. From the very nature OF his writ
ings, authorities on library matters claim
4 that Mr.. Ship must have rare treasures
concerning early American literature.
Ninety years old will Mr.. Ship be next
{. April, and he Is still actively engaged IN
Z literary work. An extensive work The
Louisiana Purchase" filled from cover 70
cover with information searched after
during seventy years. Is Just now ready
& for the press Another work. The Eng
lish in the Eighteenth Century Is al
most completed. and it is MIR. Ships
great anxiety that he may now. i've i've =; 10
complete It.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
BURGLARS AT WORK,
Break Into a Store and Steal $15o
IN Silver Money!,
(special to Tine TInes-D

(special to Tine Times-D lspatch)
VI AMELIA G, H., VA, Dec, 22,-The store
of Mr., r.. a., Marshall, at this place, Was
last night entered by burglars, Ihe
th1eyes first entered he blacksmith SHOP
~ Mr. Wrigglesworth, where they pros
cured sledge hammer. Ratchet and
5chisel. With the chisel and Ratchet they
priaed open the front door, after which
they broke open the safe. from which
they stole something more than $50, All
Of this was in silver, Mr., Marshall hay-
ing taken most OF his bills home wlth
him.
Bishop Randolph visited Raleigh parish
last Sunday He had expected TO preaeh q Z
and conseerate the new chapel e. IRA
5yillo, but tie very inclemeht weather
prevented this, Sunday night he preached
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
CHESTER AFFAIRS.
Preparations for Christmas cele'
brations-Semi- Monthly Club.
(special 10 I'll. Times Dispatch)


CHESTER, VA Dec, 22.-Nlr. ]. s..
James, OF Richmond, who has been con-
stantly attending the sick bed OF his
father, Mr.. ]. W. James, OF Ochre tor
the past week. reports his condition this
morning as in extremis" and uncon--
sclous 81 Il l5
Preparations have been In progress Tor
some days past to prepare for tho en-
mas tree celebrations. which the dlller-
cnt churches Of this section provide FOR
the Sunday school children annually: Mt.
w. N. Perdue,+ the organlst, of the Meth
odigt church here. I: is IN charge OF the
Z Chester .entertanmcnt. He held two or
gan and vocal rccitations here yesterday
for the celebration which takes place IN
the Methodist church Of this place next
Saturday night. On Christmas night the
Osborne Sunday school will have theirs
In Osborne chapel, and on Monday night
the .Enon Baptist Sunday school Will
arrange their gifts on a "Jacob's Ladder
Instead of tree. from which the "angels
ascending and descending" will bring
to the children the tokens of their love.
The care In selecting and experimenting
these gifts has been undertaken and ar
ranged by some of the chosen and ELECT"
ladies or.some days.!
Tho Semi Monthly Club. of this vicinity,
will make their New Years meeting, at
the home Of Miss Matte Hatcher. q
watch night" affair, aud will meet OIL
the. night Of the 3lst instant and vel
come In the new year. 1904.
Rev, Mr., Eure. of Matoaca, with Miss
Lillian Ivey were present at the chill
dren's practice hero Saturday night at
the home OF. Mr.. Fl. D. Elchelberger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
A MINISTER'S BRIDE.
Miss Mary F. McClelland and
Rev. Walter Hodge Married.

especial TO The rimcs-Dispatch.
WYNDALE, VA, Dec. 22.--Mlss MARY
8 McClelland and Rev. Walter Hodge
wore niarriee. ut high noon to-day at the
residence ots.the brides parents, Mr.. y.
s. Nice lellantl, Of this place. Rev. pr:
t:arlock, of Abingdon. officated, assisted
~ kevs. Diapers and Mahoney, OF wal va
rhe groom, is a young Methodist min
E,ster Of great promise. now stationed
at Grundy, Va. He was formerly pas !.
tor Ct tho church at this place, ana y :
was during his ministry here that ne
,7oocd and won his bride, q
& Arler n, sumptuous wedding feast, the
bridal Sarty left on the afternoon train
tor the East.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
B0Okss'!!

Everything, Best OF all pub
fishers received on day OF
publication, The largest
bookstore III the city. Our
prices as low as any ones;
and, Of course, you know the
added satisfaction in getting
your books here. 1,
Don't forget your Diary for
1904. The one you want may
he gone if you don't see us
early.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23

y I H.
moved n great convenience to the PUBLIC G;
llsI FORD Was somewhat treaoherops b az
often unfit for ,nr a fSo brd 81 Was
KS ~l' 70 Mr.NA. Walton. who did the Work
Fhs ersSSns reP %a trade ana sensq
Ky ~ ltiIup large Shipments OF fine handles
t to Sorrthern concerns from their hal'dle
factory here. III, ,ao,,, L., a rev
3dnvs Tor South Boston, to Join mouse
Iarty glven by Miss Rosa Watkins;; 90
Adelade Walton, the little daugh' 81 q q
H HI1, ,n ~, is now somewhat better. i
Mrs. Alex. Durvin, Of Richmondi; Il II IS
spending tho winter with her mother MIS-
Miss Ethel McCurdy, returned to Rlcn.
n,ond to-day after a pleasant WISH 70 ''ei
aunt, Mrs. S. NJ. Harvey, a4,rrod
home , to spend the Christmas holidays
with her parents,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
Marriages in Staunton.
!, ,aIIto Tho Tin1os- DiSpatCl

q 5SrAuNTON, VA, Dec. 22,-Mr. Robert
B, carroll aud Miss sarah c. Harlow
We're unl.od IN marriage YESTERDAY =, even en-
US in the COUNTY, ileF Both o partles
: Timothy lin Sin B. sprouso Ind Miss Sarah
g, McCufchan We're married In the county
clerks office yesterday by Rev. l. ".
Canter. Both parties are from the collh-
Licenses to marry we're issued to Mr..
r.. u. Wise and Miss Roberta Redner. OF
thu county; also to Charles n, Crlcken-
Berger and Miss Emma &. Hoy. ana 70
Mr. Ealeb Nj, Diehl and Miss Fannie y
Gordon, tt sas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
4 Taliaferro-Ralwls.

(Sneclal;to Tho Timcs-Dlspa tch.)
S1yOR, VA, Dec. PA beautiful home
wedding was celebrated at $3.50 o'clock
tbs morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
o.. N. Rawl's. when their beautiful ana
accomplished daughter, Maggie Martin
became the bride of Mr. John BouiWare
5Taliaferro. Rev. Mr.. smith o1lloihteu.
The groom is one OF the most pipular
and successful business men Of Lyor. The
parlors were tastefully decorated with
{eyergreens. The bride was attlred IN a
dark travelling suit. After breakfast the
happy couple left for an extended Trip
Nnrtll .E-...t ~ ,. ~ las. - n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
TRAIN WREcKER GUILTY..
Confessed and Is Given Five
Years in Penitentiary.

Especial to The Times-D lspatch.)
BOYDTON, VA, December 22-Arthur
Lee, colored, who ATTEMPTED to wreck a
4 train on the Southern Railroad last week
by taking off bolts on bridge near JEFF
fress junction, and who was arrested by
detectives In the very act, was arralgned
this morning and plead guilty t9 ne
penltentiary. .5E8'
The negro has also confessed to the
charge OF wrecklng train on the South.
ern Railway on Thanksgiving Day, in the
county Of Halifax, near M llton, Judge
Homes, the trial Judge, gave lice that
but would wait until the Halifax authors
tiles could be cogpH,upic ated With. and
That Lac might then ans weg the charge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
CRACKsMEN AT WORK.
Blow Open the Postofice Safe
at GAINESVILLE, fs s.

Especial to The Times Dispatch %.
IL GAINESVILLE, VA, Dec. q, --Between
4 8 and o'clock this morning robbers
lion and Nv, H. Ligon's office, The safes
in tho postoffce and W. II, Llgon's Of
flee were completely wrecked with nitro
glycerlne, 4.
they secured about ten dollars from
this postofflce leaving the stamps un-
touche% Some whlskey was taken from,
the saloon. and some change from the
cash drawer.
The only loss w, II. Ligon sustained
was his safe being ruined. Tho only
traces they left behind We're the tools
which they used They were stolen from
blacksmith shop III town,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
Dabney,---sBaisseau.

Special TO The Times, RI -,
22.-The marriage OF Miss Linda May
Eoisseau, b 8zWaldcmar, this county,
Mr.. benjamin y. Dabney, OF Petessburg,
was .solemnized at 3 o'clock ut the resi-
dence Of MIR. w. M. Sterne, Rev. keuben
Meredith Of tn eEpiscopal Church. OIL
eating. Only a few intimate trlenas ol
the couple were present ].
MIR. and Mis- Dabneyleft this evening
on the O'Clock train for their future
home In Peters burg.