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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-01-21

New Bedford. Mass, Jan. ga
woman of this city who was the
trained nurse of Mrs. Palmer, Of
Rome, Ny. who, with her sister,
( Miss Stella Ewing. were known as
ossifed women has given to aWorld
correspondent the truth about the
strange Affections, resulting recent
1y in the death of Miss Ewing.
"While both of these sufferers"
said she, shave been spoken of,
even In the city in which theylived
as the petrifed or ossifed women,
or as having turned to bone, this is
incorrect. Their flesh was as soft
to the touchsand as sensitive as a
little childs, the smallest wrinkle in
the clothing coming in contact with
the flesh causing them the greatest
discomfort.
'The peculiar form of disease,
from which they suffered caused
the bones of the body to become
brittle, very much after manner of
bone subjected to weather or to fire.
The joints ofthebody gradually stiff
fened so that the slightest move
ment was impossible. Total blind
ness was another form of the dig
ease.
"Born on farm not far from the
city of Rome, of highly respected
parents, their childhood and wo-
man hood gave no hint of the dis
ease they were to suffer from later
in life. Mrs Palmer was beauti-
full woman both in face and charac-
ter, and now after years of a living
death retains MUCH of her former
beauty.
'She is educated and we'll infor-
med on all current topics of the
day and enjoys large correspon-
dence, thanks to kind friends,
some of whom are always at her
disposal. She is a fine conversa-
tionalist and of a deeply religious
nature; accepting the state she is in
with sweet recognition. A few
years ago she had the misfortune to
be thrown from her reclining chair,
breaking her right arm. 1t has
never been set, nor can it be, owing
| to the condition of the bone. The
rigidity of the body is due wholly
to the stiffened joints. The setting
of the jaws made removal of the
teets necessary.
"Miss Stella Ewing was employed
as a nurse at the State Hospital for
the Insane previous to her illness.
She was possessed of many fine
qualities of head and heart, and
made many friends. She was
engaged to be married to the chem
Ii ist employed at the hospital, but
released him from his promise
becoming convinced that her afflic-
ton was of the same nature as her
sisters. Both used reclining
chairs built especially for their use
as to lie on a bed was impossible.
"a few years ago an eye spec
ialist performed an operation on
Mrs Palmer's eyes, hoping that her
sight might be in a measure re-
letored, but the operation was not
successful.
"Both Mrs Palmer and Miss Ew-
ing were always daintily and at
tractively gewned. People through
out the United States have interes-
ted themselves in the sisters, and
many valuable gifts have found
their way to them from all over the
land, giving them much substan-
tial aid.ss
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-01-21

San Francisco, Jan, 17.-Begin-
ming July 1st, book and job print
ers will have an eight-hour work
day. The typographical Union
yesterday adopted the recommend
ations of the committee whose re-
port provides that book and job
printers shall receive an increase in
wages Of so cents a1week and q de-
crease in time of fifteen minutes a
day. A like increase and decrease
will take place at the beginning OF
each subsequent six months until
they will receive $40 a week for an
eight-hour working day.
The action of the union closes
this controversy with exception Of
signing a formal agreement with
the employers.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-01-21
J. P. Huffman
Architect

Office in zierolf Building. Heare
from. to 5. Corvallis Oregon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-28
PRETTY WEDDING,
Mr.. Walter Henry Crews and
Miss Jeremy Are United.

Especial to The -Dispatch)
SANE, VA. Nov, 27.'-"The Barlwns,'
the home Of Mr.. y. G. Jeremy, noar
SAKE, Va, was he'scene OF pretty
marriage on Thursday last, when Miss
Mabel Jeremy became tho wife Of Mr..
Walter Henry Crews, Rev. Hiram
Crews, of s;cottsburg, great-uncle Of the
groom. performed the ceremony
The parlor and dining room We're taste
fully decorated In cedar and cut flowers.
IN one corner Of the parlor an arch was
erected. from, the center at which was
suspended bunch of mstletoe, tied
with large bow Of white ribbon. The
dining room presented pretty picture,
with its garlands of running cedar and
lunches of chrysanthemunls and car
nations. From the ceiling hung ribbon
streamers of white and yellow, which
were fastened to tho four corners or
the table. iF
Master George Crews, a brotls,r Of tho
groom, and Miss Virginia Cridlin, . niece
at the bride, held the ribbon 70 fornl an
aisle. First came little Miss Mabel Grid
lin, dressed in white and bearing the
ring on white satin cushion. Next,
Miss Debbie Jeremy as maid OF honor
IN cream albatross and carrying q large
bunch OF yellow, chrysahthemums Lastly,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-28
SHOT MAN
IN NECK Nj
Negro Shoots at a Hare, But
Load Enters His Companion,
Killing Him Instantly
WANT TELEPHONE FRANCHISE NC:
Officials OF Southern Bell Com
pany Appear Before Winches-
ter Council Committee,
WANT TELEPHONE FRANCHISE.
ispeclal to Tho TImes-plspatch)

(SDeCial to Tho Tlmes-plspatcnD
WINCHESTER, VA, Nov. 97.--fester'
day whilo hunting q short distance from
stephens City, this county, Walter Iu'-
rev aimed at rabbit aud shot Frank
Washington through the mock. kll1lnH
Rim instantly Both wcre colorcd. and tho
dead man was about twenty years OF aEe'
Wednesday night Thomas Hun, INC
fourtcen-yeur-o son Of Charles H. Hu1f'
blcd ia death at his home on Valley Aye
nue., Some days aGo the hoy, VINO was
suffering from severe attack OF me'n-
branous Group. was thought to have
chokcd to death. a. physician who respoho-
ed to the call found that there was
change to proong the lads lie ny az op;
Grafton successful once IN huhaEen
times. but as. no did not have his sNfSl'
cal appliances tho doctor made an NJ
cison In tho boys throat with ,penKnHe
Tho operation kept death at pay, nu'
paroxysms attendant upon the hoS's ma
lady ca used tho wound TO bleed YESTERDAY,
and all efforts failed to stop me epp'''s
away OF his life, ,,,
At Berkeley Springs, W, Va, last sat
urday night teamster. George kosl,
by name, q former resident OF Berry
Vile, va, attempted to separate Wll'
liam and A. j, Mehaes two protnersn
who we're fighting, William M|eAaels
struck the wouldrbe peacenaksr, Knocked
him down, and Yost's skull was fraef
Nred against the curbinE. a!lehaels was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-28
QUARTERLY MEETING.
West Chesterfield Sunday School
3fF heeoc;atior,
ASSOCIdlIUI,
: fsnec,ol TO Tho Times Dispatc

f u (Snecial to Tho Times DlspatcH.l
BON AIR, VA. Nov, 2z-Thc West
Chesterfield Sunday School Association
viii hold its regular Quarterly meetlns
next Sunday at O:30 A., NJ. at Bethlehem
Hapt,st Church. on tho Midlothian turn.
Pike. the programme Is q most excellent
one. Dr., A. l.. Phillips, of the Prespy-
terrain Church, so widely known tnrouSh-
out the Union as Sunday school worker
viii deliver an address. Mr., s. Fl. Smith,
or Robious, Va, who has charge 81 tho
music, has arranged an excellent number
OF musical selections, and will be assisted
by a large wcll trained choir. The asso,
citation Incats every fifth Sunday and
promises to be OF great benefit to the
Sunday school work In this section.
There was an unusually large attcn-
dance at tina Thanksgiving service held IN
the Presbyterian Church last night ana
liberal collection was taken for the Beth-
any Homo QrphanaGe. Besides THIS col
faction for the orphanagc, Miss Herlhn
Jnhuke had also arranged q. large dona-
ton party, as THANKSGIVING surprise
for tho orphanago, which was responded
to by a large number of friends, a wag-
on load or groceries and good things Tor
tina little ones was sent down.
Misunderstanding services wcro also held W
old Providence Church at II a. M. After
tho services Mrs, Etta Adkins Brown bud
.:he young men who, as boys, were mem
hers of her Sunday school class there, Q
luncheon, Their pastor, Rev. Mr.. LARRY,
was also present with q few other friends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-28
OIL IN SOUTHWEST.
Indications Are That Deposits
in Wise and Lee Are Rich.
Especial to The I mes. Dispatch.9

Especial to Tho mes Dlspn tch.l
BRISTOL. VA, Nov. 27.-Mr, F. e.
Thompson, representing the Flat LICK
OIL and Gas Company, which has options
en- the oil and gas lands in Wise, Lee and
other counties In Southwest Virginia, Wis
iled the wells in West Virginia this week
and was In consultation with State Chem
isl, Or. ]. c. White, Of that State regard-
Ing the methods OF developing oil and gas
properties.
MIR. Thompson left with DR.. White spe-
cimens OF the oil and gas from tho I'M
developed fields OF the Southwest Nlr.
g!n!a counties. While as yet no effort
has been n,adc to develop the Southwest
Virginia properties, the surface indicn-
lions are highly encouraging. and Mr..
Thompson says that his company will
tdgin sinking shafts at an carly date.
Tho crude oil that has flown out on the
surface from the crevices OF the rocks
shows an excellent quality, and now only
1he matter as TO whether It abounds in
commercial quantities has 10 be deter
mined.
AS to the gas. Mr.. Thompson thinks
there will be no doubt about Its being
found In paying quantity. us there already
seems to be ample evidences OF It. Should
The oil and gas. Of Wise and Lee coun-
ties prove as plentiful as In the West
Virginia OIL regions, the industrial devel-
opments Of those counties. which arc now
noted for their coal production, will be
! doubled.
It would mean the investment OF nddl-
| tiona| millions IN the region where the
Nrcntzes have invested their millions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-28
PUBLIC DRILL.
Dress Parade Held at Fork
Union Academy.

ESPECIAL to Tho Times Dspatch,)
FORK UNION. VA. Nov, N.--ln ths
Afternoon OF Thanksgiving occurred NE
first nublIc drill and dress parade or tho
pork Union Academy. under the, fllrec'
lon Of Major walton TN sorpsI m Is larsi
students now reaching 1870 At q y, NJ, an
Excellent supper was served followed
By music AMI an exhibition BY the .G lee
club" A most enjoyable time was INC
experience Of all.
Mr.. Nj, u, RsGlemnn, OF llllnn'S. has
inst bought tho Clark farm, near Rents
Store.
or the tlualted voters OF this maElsterlal
district declared for the. ''hcs. sheep anu
goat law" the operation Of which Is
left, under tho statute, to tho board Of
Supervisors of the counties. The board
OF this county Mt Its. December meeting
VIII doubtless proclaim the adoption OF
its privileges In the other districts the
Vote was not taken on tho question at the
last election
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-28
PIEDMONT HUNT,
Hounds Meet at Oatlands for
Thanksgiving Day Hunt.
(sne,oIal to The Tunes Dispatch,

~ ~ Especial to The TIMes'UIBTHtCTLI IN
LEESBURG. VA, Nov, 27,--Thanksr
giving Day was the occasion Of a. meet
Ing of the Piedmont Flnnt clubnof Lees
burg, at Oatlands, Va, A. NJ, Chichester
acting as master of fox hounds. with
George g, Carter and D. Il, Tenant as
" hips,
ana Mrs. ST, George Bryan, or Rich-
mond; Or. and Mrs. Bayne. Of Washing,
ton, p, G.; Mrs. u. p. Tenant, of Oat-
lands; Messrs. Lynn, Of Prince William
county: III Ierega, Of New York: Mort,
Metzger c'astleman. lleflin, swart,fand
others, OF Loudoun,
Mr., and Mrs. Fl, j. Grubb Mrs. tSeorg,s
c. Carter and Miss swart followed the
hunt tn stylish traps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-28
Hofman-Clark.
Ysnec,al Is The TIn1es.pispatch.)


RHOADEsVILLE. VA, Nov. 27.-Miss
Flossie Clark, OF Rhoadesvlllo. Orange
county, and Mr.. Herbert Hoffman, Of
Orange Courthouse. were married at
Rhoadesyille Baptist Church Thursday
at 10 o'clock, Mr.. Crons. the pastor, off,
ciating. The bride was given away h3
Or. ". ]. Crittendsn, of Unionyii!e. and
was met at the altar by Mr.. Hoffman,
who was accompanied by his best man,
Mr.. Clark. OF Rapdan.
The bride, decided blonde, was be-
comingy attirod In a suit Of gray cloth,
The church was Hastily decorated with
evergreens. The bride is the oldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John W, Clark.
and is Just blooming into womanhood.
and her attractive manner has won for
her many friends.
Tho groom Is young business man Of
grange. After the marriage q dinner
was given at the home OF the bride.
Mr.. md Mrs. Hoffman will reside at
Orange.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-28
BURGLARS
IN SUFFOLK
They Display Great cleverncss
in Getting Into Store and
Getting Away.
GOOD TASTE IN ]EWELRY
GOOD TASTE IN 1EwELRY
Know Enough, to Tell. Which is
the Most Valuablc--Blood-
hounds on Their Trail.

. ~ 4
Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)
SUFFOLK, VA. Nov. burglars. cyl.
IDENTIFY professionals. before day this
morning. broke into two stores on WASH
ington Square, the principal business
block, and got away with the goods
They first went to Z. L. Folk & Com
panys hardware store, which was entered
from the rear Tho panel OF the door was
gotten out BY boring a series OF auEur
holes. Boxes wero piled up to screen
them from view, in case H. policeman
should pass that way.
Having entered the. thieves secured half
a dozen pistols and somo other articles.
They used cleaver for the purpose OF
prying open the cash register, from
which only s2.9o was taken.
The thieves got a pair OF scissors at
Folks with which to cut wire door
that protected the rear wood door OF E.
T. 'Jordan's jowelry store. Flere the same
methods Of boring out q panel were used
after the wire door had been cut. More
than 100 augur holes were bored before
the panel was loosened.
The intruders got the following articles.
which are all Mr.. Jordan has missed SO
far: Fourteen watches, twelve gold pens
and pen-holders. twelve gold, pencils,
eighteen gold plated bracelets, twelve pairs
OF gold spectacles. twelve pair Of rirnless
eye glasses, six sets st tea and table
spoons, three sets Of silver forks, lot
Of gold and gold filled pins, lot OF gold
filled lornettes and silver. lornettes, some
silver match boxes, gold cuff buttons,
scarf pins, bracelets. rings, 50 pair OF
womar's garters, watch chains anu watch
charma. jy3
Mr., Jordans diamonds. expensive
watches and higher priced jewelry were
locked in his safe. and were not disturb.
ed.
The money drawers were gone through,
but no cash was secured.
The burglars evidently were judges OF
jewelry, for in one case there were sew
eral lots OF spectacles. The gold ones
were taken and the plated ones
we're lett. The thieves left many pieces Of
jewelry they had access to. They only
sought those Of smaller bulk
Bloodhounds were put on the trla! OF the
burglars. Starting from Folks store. the
trail was followed to Jordan's, and from
there through several streets to point
4 on the Norfolk and Western Railroad
where they evidently boarded freight
train.
The thieves secured about $3.50 worth
Of stuff at the two stores. ,E.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-28
Two Double Weddings.
(speeial to Tho Times -Dispatch.)

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Nov. 27.-
The number Of marriages hero ard In
the surrounding county this week have
been unusually large. Among these were
two double marriages. which occurred
here. Rev. T. S. Dunaway officiating on
both occa sior,s. The first OF these took
place at the residence Of Mr.. B. H. White,
ana til. principals were Mr.. william, Null
len and Miss Laura w. Caruthers, !. both Of
Washington. Mr.. Walter 81: Skinner, OF
Washington. and Miss Annie l.. White.
OF this city. Both couples have gone to
yvashin gton to reside. The other double
event occurred at the residence 81 MI,
Ri.hard Hicks, when Mr.. BIZ ad!e Dom 8,
OF spotsylvanla county. and Miss Nellie
Lee, OF Orange cohnty. were united in
marriage. and Mr.. Edward r. Hicks. Of
Henrlco county, and Miss Louise 6.
Powell, Of this city. were welded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-28
A Cashier Retires.
necial 10 The Times Dispntch,)

n" Especial TO The TIElts-1o1spHHcF1J
BRISTOL, YA', NOV. 2h--A1ter con
slant service OF sixteen years Mr., John
+, Baumsardncr has resigned the posl-.
ton Of, cashier OF this National Bank OF
Bristol, to take effect December lst'f Tho
directors insisted that he remain longer
with the institution, but on account OF
tho con finement imposed By tha posltlor'
ana The increasing work OF the cashier,
Mr. Balungardnor declined to continue
In the position,
ue has done the institution a great
service. and his retirement is received
with regret OH tho part Of the patrons
of the bank,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-28
ACTRESS WOUNDED.
Shot in the Arm With the Wad
Of a Blank Cartridge.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.

'-'------ Especial % I1ic Z 1t1es~17F'Posct!:7
s DANVILLE, VA, Nov, 2I,--Allss Mabel
3r,nipe who IS playing weeks engage
ment at the Academy, was shot in the
arm BY member OF the trouno during
the performance last night. The weapon!
was loaded In blank. ana the wadding
struck the young woman Just below the
shoulder, Inflicting very painful Wounu.
II is stated by members OF the COMPANY
that the shooting was an entire accident
which occurred between the acts during
the walt,
Miss Paige was able to go on with the
performance after her arm had been
dressed. The injury Will not prohibit
her from filling the balance OF her en-
"a cement here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-28
CORNERSTONE LAID,
Impressive Services Held
Salem.
tSpeciaL io me TImes. plspatchD

Especial 10 The Times plspatchD 3
SALEM, VA, Nov 27.--Tha corner
stone OF the new Methodist Church was
laid yesterday In tho presence OF large
nAmt,,r OF spectators, by Taylor Lodge
OF Masons, assisted by visiting MssoNs'
Worshipfu O., .. Oakley presided.
The stone was presented by Mr.. Charles
d. DENT, who made an address. Pr
j, r. Armstrong, presiding elder q the
Roanok,, District, made a historical adj
dress. The principal speech OF the oeea,
sion was delivered by Rev. w. IA. r,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-28
EDUCATION ADDRESS. q
"A. Chapter Eof Painful y. Accidents ils IS
5s5 at Frederioksb urg.
,fSreri,, 4, 'rs.s me- nisp to

ii a5 !. (Sreritl ~ IT, va T11cE-i uSp'NfN.J '#
( FREDERICKSBURG VA, Nov. 81
professor Robert Frazer representing
tho southern 3 Educa tional Commission
addressed large gathering Of people
OF Stafford county at Stafford court
house Yesterday on the subject OF "Edu-
cation,'' during which he strongly urged
that steps be taken for the Improvement
OF the public schools Of the state The
address was interesting and Instructive,
and was greatly appreciated by the large
audience.
claude Wolcott. young son OF Mr.. g
.yYolcott, Of this city, while playing WAN
J, nair OF scissors, stuck one Of the points
III his eye, and SO injured 1t that It Is
thought he will lose his sight He has
been taken to specialist Tor treat
ment
Mr.. Charles Talley had his hand caught
in the machinery at his saw-mill IN
srotsylvania county, and 1t was terribly
mashed by the moving rollers before me
mill could be stopped
Mr.. Carl Cox son OF Mr.. J. Wilmore
Coz, of this city, was badly shot IN the
Lev Yesterday by Mr.. Emmett Allison.
While they were out hunting together. The
shooting was accidental Flfty-two shots
have been extracted from the young
mans leg.
The congre CATION OF Trinity Episcopal
chuch on yesterday sent to their rector,
Rev. II. H. Barber. a two.horse wagon
lead Of household provisions as
Thanksgiving present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-28
Curtis-Davis.
Especial to The Times Dispatch,

Especial to The Times Dlspatch3
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Nov. a.
Mr.. o. B. Curtis. of Pennsylvania. and
Miss Nora T.. Davis, daughter OF Mrs.
a. z. Dempsey, We're married Wednesday
night Mt tho residence of the BRIDES
mother, at Lignum Culpeper county, Roy.
Mr. Hurt officiating. Miss Dallie Dempsey
was maid Of honor, and Mr.. a. F. Demp-
scy, OF this city. best man. After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis left for
a bridal tour. They VIII reside In Penn
sylvnnI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-28
held for the grand Jury in the penalty
Of $1,000. The scrapping brothers were

held for the grand Jury IN Inc pe!'a4tS
Of $1,000. The scrapping brothers were
prominent young farmers
w. T. Gentry, Of Atlanta, Ga, VICE
president and general manager o. the
Southern Bell Telephone Company, run =.
chipley. general manager and Fairfax Z,
Montague, superintendent In Virginia TOR
the sa.ne company, appeared before
special committee from the City Couhc''
"Wednesday evening and argued Tor 4
franchise in Winchester, The COMPANY
wishes to pass through the town ana
asks q franchise. but does not want the
Council to bind them In an agreement not
to charge more than Il certain reasonaple
sale for phone service. The company
states that 1t Is not probable that rates
Will be raised. but will not sign artlcies
to that effect, At present the unltea
Telephone and telegraph covers the tor-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-28
FALSE THEORIES
Lead to Worthless or Harmful RENEE

s. CIeS,
Stimulating the scalp may allay the
itching OF dandrufi. hut that does not
cure the scalp, The disease won't Yield
to 1uinlne or capsIcum nor alcoho|, Pc
cause it Is caused by GERM or parasite.
RIO euro dandruff the germ must be
destroyed Until recently there wns no
hair preparation, nr dandruff cure, or
hair restorer on the market that would
XIII that insidous germ that dries up tho
SCALP in little scales called dandruif and
absorbs the vitality Of the hal, causing
falling hair, and finally badness, New
bros tlerpicide Is tho only really sclen-
tific preparation TO cure dandrnlf, pre-
vent falling hair and baldness, Sold BY
leading druggists. Send loc. in stamps for
sample to Tho Herpicide Co, Detroit,
Mich, Owens s Minor Drug 90. Special
Agents,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-28
''---.--fs-'--- -.
SAVED HIS BABY
William F. Mcguire Endorses Father
Inhns Medicine.

William F. Mcguire { !1dorses Father
Johns Medicine
In a recent letter from Long Island City,
william +. McGure says "My baby has
heen sick with bronchitis and Whooping
cough, and Father Johns Medicine hau
worked wonders in curing the little one.
You can say for mo that think 1t is Il
great medicine as tonic and body builder
also. not only for children, but for grown
people as we'll (signed) William II,
Mcclure, ia Academy ST.. Long Island
CITY. n. Y. Father Johns Medicine Is for
sale by Owens s Minor Drug Va, 1907
II, Main ST.; City DRUG Store, lH4 ~
Main ST.. Peoples DRUG store. s2Qo W!l-
lamsburg Avenue; North SIDE EharmacS,
All n. Fifth ST.: Pine Street Pharmacy.
a3l S. Fine ST; East Pharmacy, e6ol Fen-
able ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-28
McCarty-Pates.

Especial to Tho Times DispatchO
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Nov. a.
MI Frank McCarty and Miss Rosa l..
pates, both OF spotsylvana county, were
married at Salem Baptist Church, near
this city, yesterday, Rev. J. ". Decker
officiating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-28
! bride, leanings on the arm Of tn.

the bride, leanings on the arm Of the
groom.
The brides dress was OF white, elabo-
rately trimmed In Mechlin lace and IN
sertion. and che carried Bride roses. The
wedding march from Lohengrin was rem
dered by Mrs. ". B. Cridlin. sister
OF the bride.
Only the near relatives OF the brlde ana
groom were present.
After a bounteous supper the happy
couple left for their newly furnished
home at SAKE, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-28
Hunting Privileges.

5g Especial ia The 'rlmes-Dlspatch,)
SUTTON. BUCKINGHAM. Nov 27,,-Tho
hunting privilege has been sold to North
ern gentlemen on the farms OF DR., f. l.,
Bondurant, Frank Robertson and the
Glover farm, at four cents per acre.
The service Oh mall route NO. l1e76 IRON
buckingham Courthouse to Manteo Sta
ton, viii DO discontinued November 80,
1908, sutton postoffice will be supplied
from Manteo by the mail carrier