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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
AMERICA
AND ENGLAND
National Airs of Two Coun-
tries Were Sung.
SESSIONS HELDYESTERD'Y
SESSIONS HELD YESTERD'Y
Devoted to Both Business and Social
Matters-The Schedule for To-
Day-Some Of Those in
Attendance.

The Masonic Relief Association of the
United States and Canada convened in
this city yesterday for its fifth biennial
session of three days.
Considerable interest is manifested by
local Masonic bodies In the transactions
of teh association. The chief purpose
of the organization Is to afford relief
to worthy Masons in need Of help. and
to consider applications for such assist
ance. It's work in this direction is man
fold in the benefits and Is of impor-
lance to the entire fraternity. The ses-
sions are excellently attended and promise
to be full OF interest. The headquarters
of the delegates have been establshd
at the Masonic Temple where the meet
ngs are hold The convention will close
on Friday afternoon.
BUSINESS AND SOCIAL.
Two business sessions and one social
were held yesterday. The body was call
ed to order in the morning by President j..
L. Christian, of this city, and prayer
was offered by the Rev. ]. j. Gravatt.
This was followed by an address of well
come by DR.. Joseph w: Eggleston. grand
senior deacon of the Grand Lodge OF
Virginia. Suitable response was made by
Mr.. L. Cabell Williamson. Of Wash
ington, u. C. MY Country IT'S of Thee"
and God Save the King" the American
and British national airs were then sung
in alternate verses. This was done in
honor Of the Canadian delegate. The chief
business during the morning and after
noon was the consideration OF the reports
of the officers. These reports showed the
organization to be In excellent shape.
Its scope or usefulness is being constant.
ly extended.
Last night delightful social session
at the Temple was the feature. An In
formal reception was l.eld and an attrac-
tive musical programme was carried out
The Hon. D. c. Richardson delivered an
address. The session was followed by
a banquet.
To-DAY's SESSION
This morning at o'clock the visitors
will SO for u drive around the city. At
II o'clock the business Will begin again.
On Friday evening, wnen the meeting
will close. the delegates and their friends
will go on an excursion down the river.
Among those present at the sessions yes
terday were the following; J. r. Pope,
w r. Denllam, w. Dclamater. New
York; C. James, l., f. CHM. w. H..
Douglas. l.. f. Spcer, George Spranzy,
Henry Ortiz w. G., Glenn, Washington,
D. c.; y. T. Pennington, Baltimore; b.
A. Phillips. Nashville, Tenn; Charles
Sturn. Henry Schaefer, Buffalo, N. y;
Alexander Patterson, Toronto. Canada;
Charles I3laisdel. S. y. Solomon, SYRIA
cuse n. Y; John II. 3rainard, Otto
Kraus, Brooklyn, N. y; 0. a. Hawkins,
+. w. Cunningham, II. d. Owen Rich
mond, Va
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B A X E r - B r o W N
Christ Episcopal Church, Winchester,
Beautifully Decorated and Brilliantly
Illuminated for the Joining Of
Popular Young Couple.
Especial TO The Times-Dlspatch.>

WINCHESTER, VA, October THE
mellow rays of hundreds Of waxen can
dies in elaborate candelabra, amidst the
luXuriant floral decorations at Christ
Episcopal Church., softly lI.umined a
beautiful wedding party at $3.50 o'clock
this "wednesday afternoon. 1t was tho
occasion Of the marriage Of Mr. William
Alexander Baker and Miss Ellen Faunt-
leroy Browne. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace G. Browne, and because of the
social prominence of the young people
the elite of this section were there In
full force Rev. Nelson p. Dame Off
5ciated, and Mrs. II. D. Fuller played the
wedding music.
Miss Browne entered the church lean
ing upon the arm of her father, who
gave her away. She wore n lovely gown
of white Liberty gauze over silk taffeta,
carried shower bouquet OF lilies OF the
valley; wore white veil caught up by q
diamond sunpurst. The groom was ac-
companied by his best man. Mr.. Fl, Y.
Baker. his brother, OF New York. Pre-
ceding the bride the fltwer boys, Horace
Browne and Philip Williams. strewed
the path with roses. and the ribbon
boys were Masters Avenel Beverley,
Joseph Long, +. E. Byrd, Jr., and Ne
Vile Stephenson.
The bridesmaids and groomsmen en-
tered in the following order: Miss Mar
Rlcct rage l)dIeT WILL u. oSNClIcyt
Jr; Martin Burks. Of Lexington, and
Miss Alma Jacobs. Of Balttmore; Miss
I1vle T. Mcguire and Mr.. d. B. Conrad;
Mr. r. L. MCGUIRE and Miss Miriam
Conden, OF Cincinnati; Miss Eleanor
Conrad and Mr.. Horace Browne, of Bal.
tlmore; Mr. Harry Warden, Of Berry
vile, and Miss Annie Cartwell: Miss
Sarah Browne OF Baltimore. and Mr.
Louis Baker; Mr.. Fred l.. Glaize and
Miss Belle Harrison; Miss Augusta Con-
rad and Dr. Robert Glass; j. r. Tucker,
OF Staunton. and Miss Elizabeth Love.
An elegant reception was afterwards
rendered at the residence of the grooms
father, Mr.. w. il. Baker, and the young
people left on their wedding tour. On
their return they will reside on South
Washington Street. The bride Is typ
ically beautiful Valley girl. Her hus-
band is the son of Mr.. William II. Baker,
president of the City Council. and owner
Of the large chocolate factories In New
York. Both are very prominent young
people.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
WARRIOR is
LAID FOREST
General Bradley T. Johnson
Sleeps in Native Soil.
AN ESCORT OF VETERANS.
Floral Offerings so Numerous that They
Gould Not All Be Placed Upon tho
the Coffin-Federal Court Ad-
journs as Tribute.
(By Associated Press.)

BALTIMORE, MD, Oct. 1.-THE funeral
Of General Bradley r. Johnson. the noted
lawyer and Confederate soldier, who died
In Virginia on Monday last, and whose
body lay In state yesterday ut the Capt.
tol at Richmond, took place here to-
day. The body was brought to Baltimore
under an escort OF Richmond veterans.
and large contingent of Maryland Con-
federate veterans attended the funeral.
the southern colors borne during the civil
war, being carried at their head.
Many noted citizens woro present at the
depot and later filled Christ Protestant
Episcopal Church, where services were
conducted by Rev. Edwin Barnes, Nlver.
rector, and Rev William Dame, rector
OF Memorial Protestant Episcopal Church.
Both Rev. Mr.. Niver and DR.. Dame were
at the depot the latter In his uniform of
captain and chaplain OF the Fifth Mary
land Regiment Captain George w. Booth,
John p. Poe, and other old friends. met
the family as the train drew into the
station and escorted the ladies to car
raiages in waiting When the casket was
taken from the outer case 1t was COW
cred with the tattered Confederate battle
.
played an important part In General
Johnson's military career. Two wagon
loads of flowers were drawn up By the
side Of the hearse and contained more de-
signs than could possibly be placed upon
the coffin
Among the floral offerings was box
OF cut flowers from President and Mrs,
Roosevelt.
After the church services. the body was
taken to Loudoun Park Cemetery undor
detachments of militia and veterans and
buried.
Judge Charles Phelps. OF the Superior
Court, who was Federal colonel during
the war, adjourned that tribunal as
tribute to General Johnson's memory.
using the following language:
General Johnson was an author,
scholar, brilliant conversationist and
philosopher. and high toned and pubic
spirited citizen. This court will now adj
journ as a tribute to his distinguished
memory"
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EDW A RDS P ITO N
AII-sant's Episcopal Church, in Union
West Virginia, the Scene Of Bril>
liant TabIeau Ceremony-An
Elegant Reception Follows.
(speclal to The imes.Dlsratch.)

UNION, W. VA, Oct. 7.-All-Saints'
Episcopal Church was the scene Of
beautiful wedding at o clock this after
noon when Miss Halle Echols Patton
became the bride of Mr.. Ogden Ellery Ed
wards. of New York city. The sacred
edfice was deliberately adorned with ho-
ly, rhododendrons, ivy and potted plants.
The marriage service was conducted by
Rev. George w. Easter, the rector of
the parish. Miss Mary Easter presided
at the organ, and the, music of the pro-
cessional was the bridal march Of 'Lohen-
The ushers were Lieutenant Willie Gil
mer OF the United States navy; Mr.. joe
Charles Charles Mathews at Of Lewsblrg. ". Va.
Miss Jennie Gapert9an Of unloni w; GIa
N. Y, We're the bridesmaids and were
gowned in white mousseline and wore
white and pink hats ana carried pink
flowers and ferns.
! Miss Gordon, Of Georgetown. D. C.,
silk mousseline and hat to match and
carried pink flowers. Mr.. Warren Rogers,
of New York. was best man, !,
The. bride, gowned In white SIX, ana
brother, Mr.. A. G. Patton, of Parkers-
burg, w. Va, BY whom she was gwen
away. During the impressive service the
music of Schumanns "Traumerei' and
"Beautys Eyes" sounded softly from from TIE
organ; and for the recesslo on IL, Mendels-
At "Elmwood," the stately old home, Of
the brides family an elegant reception
.mony. Mr.. Edwards. the groom. is ma
tive Of MASSACHUSETTS,, and Is now mem
The bride is the only daughter. OF the
late Judge James F. Patton, OF the dis
tinguished Virginia family Of that name;
the Supreme Bench of West Virginia. Her
grandfather was the late United States
Senator Allen L. ,Caperton., and her moth
er Is now the wife of Judge Edward b.
Bingham. former chief justice. Of the Su-
preme Court Of the District Of Golum nl'5
who retired a few months ago. The bride
was the recipient of magnificent array
of presents At o'clock Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwards left to spend the honeymoon
in travel They will make their home In
RrOOkyn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
TAKEN TO BALTIMORE
Remains Of Gen. johnson Escorted
There by Old Comrades.

Remains of Gen. johnson Escorted
There by Old Comrades.
The body Of General Bradley Tyler
Johnson, c. s. A., was placed on the
$40 train OF the Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac road yesterday morn
ing TO be taken to Baltimore, where yes
terday afternoon the interment was
made.
All night the remains of the southern
soldier and gentleman lay in state IN the
rotunda of the Capitol, guarded by de-
tails of the Seventeen Regiment, the
"old First in other days.
The carriage of the dead came at 7:io
yesterday morning and the soldier lads
who had done duty throughout the night
tenderly bore the casket out OF the Capitol
and down the stone steps to the hearse.
Iardella's Band played the funeral dirges,
and the guard of honor of Lee Camp
walked behind the hearse which was sur
rounded by a detail OF soldiers under
Captain Baptiste. Captain Louis +. Bos-
sioux, who was devoted to General John
son and the General to him, with Major
Cyrus Bossieux was at the Capitol early,
and these two followed the hearse closely.
Captain Bossieux went on to Baltimore
and saw his old comrade laid to rest. me
guard of honor from Leo Camp also went
on to Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
REGISTERED
ILLEGALLY
Two Who We're Arrested Has
Been Discharged.
TWO OTHERS ARE HELD
A Resolution that Broke Up the Ports.
mouth Council Without Adjourn
nent--Old Man In Jail for
Accusing Child.
TWO OTHERS ARE HELD
Especial to The Times-plspatch.,

NORFOLK, VA, Oct. 1.-Two cases OF
alleged illegally registered voters were
taken UP by Justice Taylor, in the Police
Court to-day. Andrew r. Brady and J..
NJ. Ellison were discharged. Brady has
lived here twcnty-four years and Ellison
'tas for two years been a Southern
Railway tugbont engineer in this port.
The Mayor OF Plymouth. N. c. advised
Mayor Rddick that J.. p. Corprew. ono
OF the defendants Is resident OF his
town.
Judge Wilcox. counsel for the accused,
said II the mayor of Plymouth is to tes.
tIfy, he must be here In person. The
case was continued until tomorrow, as
did that of r. c.. Ward. who registered
In the Second. when 1t Is claimed no lived
In the First Ward.
INSULT TO A CHILD.
J. E. Mcsankamer, fifty years old Is
in the city jail, In default of $40 fine for
accosting a little girl. Hattie Gilbert.
who wears short frocks. was In court
this morning to testify against him. He
approached her on the street while s!le
WAS alone, she said.
a resolution to thank the Seaboard AIR
Line for removing Its tracks from High
Street broke up tho executive session OF
the Portsmouth City Council last night.
Az soon as the motion was put the ses-t
sion adjourned without action.
Att.E HUYBERT.
1t Is understood that Immediate steps
will be taken by the straightouts OF
Halls Corner Precinct to secure the re-
moval OF Deputy Sheriff Huybert for his
assault on aged Mr.. Duncan. at the re-
cent primary.
A meeting was held last evening. coun-
sci for the straightouts, being in confer
encr with three or four OF the local
leaders.
Before the charges can be presented, ten
days notice, II is said, must be given the
accused. In writing, in order that he may
prepare his defense.
The date for the reunion of the veterans
OF Mahone's Brigade, on the battlefield
OF the Crater, has been designated by
Colonel William II. Stewart, chief of the
Grand Bivouac, Crater Legion. as Friday.
November 9Th.
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PIEDMONT coNVoCATl0N
A virginian Appointed U. S. Deputy
Marshall in Porto Rico,
Especial TO The Tlmes-Dlspatc

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Oct. Cap
tain S. j. Quinn, Captain Dan NJ Lee.
brother OF General Fitzhugh Lee, and MT.
George W. Shepherd have been elected
by Maury Camp Confederate Veterans, or
this city, delegates TO the Grand l1n.
Newport News, October 2Sth, 10Th and
The Piedmont Convocation is in ses-
sion this week at Emmanuel Church, at
1inue until Friday night, The attendance
SIS large and among the prominent minis
tiers in attendance, are Rev, J. J. Clark
ston. Rev. G, Mol. Brydon, Rev, j.. ",
McGGiiil, Rev. r. L. Goodwin, Rev. j, IS,
Morris, Rev DR.. John Moncure, Rev. w
n. Tillinghast. Rev. Henry NJ, Is ioman
Rev. f. S, Kinks and Rev. c. /. Bali The
Robert x. Masse. Offerings are, taken
al each service for conyocation missions.
Mr. Raleigh y. Hayden, formerly OF the
Northern Neck, now Of Porto Rico has
been appointed United States deputy mar
Ehal at Mayaquez T. r.
Rev. Father Brannan, of San Antonio.
Texas, Is conducting mission in st:
Mary's Catholic Church here, which WI
He preached last night on ''PurgatorY'
and the church was filled to It's utmost
capacity with an interested congregation,
Father Brannan before entering the
Texas and was a Confederate soldier,
having served through the civil War,
Mt Lee s, Sale {, Of Esse1 c,o Gi1nnty, STU
football on the college campus here,
Mr.. l., A, Andre WIS, of Delaware. has
purchased the Hendricks farm in Orange
Mr., ". S. Frazer has purchased OF
the estate Of the late W. #. b. Frazer 164
acres OF land in Orange county. for fl.@oO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
COMPETENT JUDGES.
eautu pootors Endorse HerpIcIde

Beauty Doctors Endorse HerPlclde'
Women who make business of beau
tifying other women COMO pretty near
knowing what will bring about the best
results. Here are letters from two con,
corning lIerpicide:
II can recommend Newbro's Iderpi.
eide. as it stopped my hail from falling
out; and as a DRESSING It has no Sd
perior.
"(sgned) Bertha a, Trulllnrer
"CompleXon Specialist,
"29A Morrison ST., portland. Ore"
After using one bottle of 'Iierplcde
my hair has stopped falling out and my
scalp Is entirely free from dandruff
"tSigned) Grace Dodge,
"Teauty Doctor,
1916 Sixth ST., Portland, Ore.
Sold by leading druggists, Send lOc,
in stamps for sample 10 The Ierpicds
Co. Detroit, Mich. Owens y Minor
Drag Co.. Special Agents,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
SPECIAL TRAINS.
EIba to Ashland, Account ofthe Horse

EIba to Ashland, Account of the Horse
Show.
To accommodate those attending tho
Richmond Horse Show, special trains
Will leave Elba Station at II midnight,
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, Octo-
her 18th, 10th and nth. for Ashland an6
intermediate points. Holders Of commu-
tatlon card tickets will pay local fare to
Laurel and intermediate points and 25c.
to points north Of Laurel in connection
with such tickets. Other tickets, includ-
Ing Communication book tickets. will be
accepted as usual for passage on these
trains
Traffic Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
Reed-Lankford.

Especial to The Times DIspatch.l
ter Thomas Reed and Miss Emma Belle
Landlord were united in marriage at
Emma nuel NJ. T.. Church, Wheaton, Wed,
nesdaay, the ceremony g ssvSe being performed py
Miss Landlord was formerly Of somer-
set county, Md, and MI. Reed alv was war,t.
Ing with the Wheaton Packing Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
CRUISER CHATTANOOGA
Motion to Discharge Her from Custody
Of Sheriff Is Denied.
(By A associated Press, J

NEWARK. y. j., Oct. 7-supreme
Court Commissioner John a. Miller hand
ed down decision. refusing to grant
the motion of Assistant District Attor-
cruiser Chattanooga, which is in the
hands OF the sheriff of Union county,
who seized it some time ago on attach
ments issued in favor Of material men
S34, l03,Os. The cruiser Is in the Crescent
Shlp-yards at Elizabeth, under construc-
ton.
Of the United States Shipbuilding Com
pany when that concern was turned over
10 a receiver
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Smith--Hayes.

Especial to Tho Enthusiastically
willard F. Smith, of Princess Anne coun-
ty, and Mrs, Mamie r. Hayes, Of Es-
sex county, widow Of the late IL, L, ~ q;
The residence Of Mr., u. 3D. Whtehouse,
Rev, ], S. Hutchinson Of the Methodist
Church, officiating
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
left for a bridal tour.
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HORSE SHOW.
Lynchburg, Va, October 7th-IOth.

Lynchburg, Va, October 7th-lOth.
1915 round trip, via Norfolk and West
ern Railway. Tickets on sale October
Gtl. to 10th, inclusive. good for return pas
sage until October II, 1903. Only line with
three 60 daily trains in each direction.
Pullman, parlor and sleeping cars. For
tickets and reservation. apply, ticket
agent, Byrd-street Station. Richmond
Transfer Company, or at company's Of
flee, Ninth and Main Streets.
JOHN E. WAGNER.
City Passenger Agent.
C. II. BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent
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Heth-Dawson,
F1eIn--OuWSOH'
Special to Tho Times -Dispatch.)

Especial to The mcs-Dispatch)
LIVINGSTON. VA, Oct. 7.-Mr. W.
Scott Iieth the pohSae g1saE oI ssa
Va, and Miss Minnie M, Dawson, dapgh-
ter of Mr., w. N, Dawson, of this place,
were married here at 1880 O'CLOCK TINS
morning and left at once for their fu-
t,re home at Louisa.
4 reception was held at the home OF
the bride the night, before and was large
the family.
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Dooley-Webb.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch)
ROANOKE, VA. Oct, 7.--Mr, N. g. Doc
ley, foreman Of the, Evening World.
and Miss Dora u. Webb. daughter OF Mr.;
and Mrs. Joseph II. Webb, We're married
al high noon to-day in the pa stors study
of Calvary Baptist Church. Rev. J. M
Thomas officiating.
They left for Columbus, Pittsburg and
other cities
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
FauIconer Ter.

(Special to The Dispatch)
CuI1fEpER, VA, October 7.--Mlss
Bertha Butler, Of this county, vas, was mar
Washington, D. c., at the home Of the
bIide's parents at Cardoya. The house
Was beautifully decorated with palms
and ported flowers, lmmedlately aIter
nj
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Robertson-HiIl.
.cjal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch,)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch0
GREEN BAY. Va, October 7.-Mr.
George Robertson, successful young
farmer of Nottoway county, was mar-
ricd to-day at 2 o'clock at the residence
of the brides parents to Miss Mary w,
the beautiful daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
William i. HILL of Trix, I4unenburg
county. A beautiful dinner was served
to the guests assembled. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robertson will be at home to their
October 18th
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
pRUNkENNEss cURED

positively and permanently without in
convenience or loss OF time. "Orrine"
is endorsed by clergymen, physicians
and w. G. ". ", II is an excellent tonic,
tasteess, odorless and colorless and can
be given In tea, coffee water or milk
without the patients knowledge, 81 per
box, 6 boxes for So Polk Miller Drug
Co. SS4 East Main Street Polk Miller
childrey Co., First and Broad Streets,
Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
BEST--SMITH
rhe Wedding of a Popular Couple in
Dunn N, C..
Especial to The Times-Dispat

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
+ DUNN. N. c.. Oct. Tone Of the happi-
est social events of the season was the
nuptials of Mr.. Lee j., Best to Miss Ida
place this evening In the parlors OF the
brides father. Or. Farquard Smith. which
had been transformed into a paradise OF
The decorations were the browning, of
the efforts Of these now united families
II the Se' Ceremony was pronounced by Rev.
l.. Smith, pastor OF the Presbyterian
Church, assisted by Rev. i. M. Snipes,
pastor of the Methodist Church.
The groom is the president of the Bank
of Dunn, and Is identified with many
enterprises. while the bride Is one Of the
lady OF rare grace Of person and beauty
of character.
The popularity Of the couple is evnced
by the numerous and costly presents
showered upon them by host OF admir-
Ing friends,
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Burton-Jones.
Especial to The Times Dispatch,

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Oct. 7,-Mr.
Clarence burton, of Stafford county, and
Miss Carrie Jones Of sPotsIglya,nlao - co Nm
isielding Jones' near Elys Ford. in the
latter county, Rev, j. i, Billingsley Of
floating. Mr.. and Mrs, Burton Will re-
side In Stafford county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
Marriage License.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch)
HEATHSVILLE, VA, oct. 7.-License
was issued Saturday for the marriage of
Mr.. bernard H. Orem and Miss Marcia
u, Sandy. Both of the contracting par
ties are from Lottsburg District The
young couple are well known and very
popular Throughout this neighborhood,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
Football at Pantops.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Oct. T.
The football men at pantops Academy
are getting in trim for the season un-
der the coaching of Captain Dorsey Wa
lers, of the University of Virginia eleven
ueO3), Many candidates for positions on
the team are putting forth ali their ef-
forts to qualify themselves for the team.
fantops Will play Episcopal High
School, Miller, Locust Dale, Woodberry
season.
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WaHle-Lumpkin.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
HEATHsVILLE, VA. Oct. 7.-Mr. j,
n Waffle. OF Newland, and Miss y,
Mary Lumpllin were married Wednesday
at the home of the bride, Rev, r. s.
Monds performed the ceremony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
Pine DistilIery Burned.

Especial 70 Tho Times Dspatch)
TAYEI'rEVlLLlG, n c., October o.
The plant OF the Weed Distilline Com
pine products. was destroyed by fire at
Il O'Clock last night With an estimated
loss OF bewteen 5000 and 5000; insured
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McCormick--Saur d r !.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
NEWPOKT NEWS, VA, Oct. 7,--James
l.. Mccormick. of Des Moines. Iowa, and
Miss Mary Emma Saunders. OF baltimore.
met at Old Point this afternoon and at
o'clock tonight were married here by
Rev. DR.. A, o. Sykes at st, Pauls Epis-
cOpal rectory,
The couple returned to Old Polnt to-
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Haydon-Beck.

Especial to The 1imes-Dispatch,)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Oct. 7--Mr.
George @. Hayden and Miss Della Beck,
daughter of Mrs. Margaret T.. Beck, both
Of this city. We're married here last night
at the Methodist parsonage, Kew, j. =.
Hutchinson officiating,