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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-05
Bourgeois-Powell.
(Hpenlnl ID TING TImen. plnrntch.

Especial ~ The Times Dlnpntch)
I.EEBBURG. VA. Nov. Miss knth,
crime Buckley Powell. daughter OF Mira.
Louis Powell. Of Lcehburg. Va. and Mr.
Joseph Charitable bourgeois. Jr.. of ilrw
Orleans La, wore married In St James
Episcopal Church. this place. al 4 o'clock
"Wednesday afternoon. November the Ath,
Tie Hsy. ". y Kinks officiating. Tho
uatrot ~ honor war her cousin, Mrs.
,.ot:.- r. aco.t, os Lce-hrrs. ard maid
NJ honor Miss Frances Fleming, OF The
Fisins. Fanlu,sr county This bcpt man
MAS Mr. Julian Gerard Buckley. ~ Gen.
es.e. X. T.. and the irtsrs Mcsnrs. John
ana Pollock JaDhey. ~ Letnhurx: William
49, Harrison, OF Washington. and Louis
Is reDu. ~ irsnb,ifg After tho cere-
inppY nm Informal reception wns held
at the home u the bride, IN Tuesdby
night . very charming reception WAS
,Nndsrsd The guests and brldhl party by
hrs. II A paaon, Al her beautiful home.
tGaHh.im
li.s bride il connected with some OF
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Derbv-Wilkins.

Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch)
ONANCUCk, VA. Nov. 4-The second
James Protestant Episcopal Church. Ac-
con1ao Courthouse. this afternoon at 2
O'Clock, when Miss Harriet Wise VIII.
liams. Of Accomac. became the bride OF
ginia. The church was beautifully dec
Grated with chrysanthemums. and Mrs
Anna Bagwall : Simmerman played tho
wedding march. Rev. Henry l.. Derby,
Of Petersburg. Va, father OF the groom
OBLIGATED.
The bride wore a handsome gown OF
white eoline. and her sister. Miss Mary
f. Withers. maid Of honor. white SIX
Mr.. Stewart Kerr Powell The ushers
were Messrs George H. Powell. Warner
Ames. George Douglas wilkins and DR..
III. ID. Lleston
for Old Point. They will reside at For
est ". Va.
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PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
Miss Alyce Cochran Wilson Bride
of Howard c. Fisher.
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Especial 10 1Uc 1lIlcS.1<4SpdICu.I
LEXINGTON. VA. Nov. Miss Alice
Cochran Wilson was to-day at noon mar
ried to Mr.. Howard c. Fisher. OF Wash,
inEton, D. c. The ceremony was SOL
emnized at the home OF the BRIDES par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. James a. Wilson. OF
near Fairfield, Rockbridge county Tho
officiating minister was Rev. DR.. James
A. Quarles, OF Washington and Leo uni
versity.
The bride is an attractive and popular
young lady, and Is the eldest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson. She was charm!ngly
gowned in white taffeta silk, with lace
trimmings and carried Bride roses She
was attended by four bridesmaids. her
two sisters, Misses Evelyn and Julia Will
son. and cousin. Miss Margaret LAckey. OF
Buena Vista. and Miss Clara. Mccormick.
OF near Fairfield. They were all dressed
in white organdy and carried white chry-
santhemums. The flower girls were two
cousins Of the bride, little Misses Eliza
beth and Margaret Klnnear. They were
dressed in white and carried daisies.
The wedding march was played by
A1essrs. Hansford, Ollie and Harry Bell.
of Raphlne, on the violin. guitar and
mandolin. During the ceremony they soft
~ rendered Tho Dream
The parlor was darkened and lighted
with candles. It was decorated In pink
and cream, and the dining room in white
and green. Following the ceremony lun-
cheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher drove to staun-
ton and took a train for New York and
other cities. They will make their homo
in Washington. where Mr.. Fisher holds
n position in connection with the city
postofficc.
Among those present from distance
were: Mr. and Mrs c. W. Allan and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. s. Harlan. OF Charlottesville,
Va: Mr.. and Mrs. #. r. Beal. o. Staun-
ton. Va; Miss Lucy Young, OF Charleston,
w. Va, and Mr.. c. W. B. Harris, OF
West XirKIn!a
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ACCOMAc SCHOOLS.
Comprehensive Programme
for the Coming Institute.
lspecial TO The Times-Dlspatch.)

Especial 10 Inc IlUleS-OlSpatcn.)
ONANCOCK, VA, Nov. 4.-Keen in
terest is being felt among the teachers
OF Accomac county in their annual meet
ing, which is to'ba held, at this place on
November 18th and 9th. Two important
questions ara scheduled on the pro-
gramme, OF which the one promising the
liveest discussion Is as regards what
text books are to be recommended to the
State Board for adoption for use in the
public schools next March. Considerable
dissatisfaction has been expressed on
the part of the teachers with many OF the
textbooks now required by law.
One entire session OF the institute Will
he devoted to the discussion and voting
by ballot on the merits OF the various
textbooks on arithmetic, history, read
ing, geogra ply and grammar, after which
committee will be appointed to draft
resolutions embodying the will of the
teachers. which will be placed on file
At the ofice OF public instruction at
Richmond 1t Is expected that several
of the most prominent publishing firms
will be represented to push forward their
claims. and that these will be recognized
for limited length of time on the floor
OF the association.
The other Quefuon. hardly less I'm.
portant 10 public education In this coun-
ty. Is that of uniform grading for all
of the schools, with especial view toward
the blishment OF a progressive sys-
tenn leading TO the high schools In this
connection a committees viii be appointed
TO report. and the conclusions arrived AT
will he tested in the schools OF this
county. As an aid to the determining
OF this question, an educational exhibit
will he held In connection with the meet
Ing which will consist OF tho work OF
all grades OF pupils in every school lr
order to stimulate the work OF both pupil
and teacher. prize certificates Will u,
awarded TO tho best and second best
samples of work in every branch
Among those who VIII attend from n
distance will be tile Hon. Harry st. G
Tucker, who will deliver several adj
dresses on education; DR. w s. Currel
OF Washington and Lee University VIII,
viii lecture on "Educaton and tn
Higher Life: President j. l.. Jar
man, of the State Female Nor
NAL School at Farmvile who vii
speak on The Educational Situation 1,
Virginia; Or. Tomas FttzHugh. of III
University of Virginia, who Will speak o
THE Faith OF The Teacher" State Super
intendent Southal and others The off
GERS of the Accomac Educational Assc
ciation are Professor Edgar sydenstrick
or, principal Of the Onancock IIig
school, president, and John ID. Grant, il
secretary and treasurer,
Although some of the schools In II
county have been late in opening o
account OF sickness. Superintendent
Joynes reports them TO be in the mo,
prosperous and enicient condition,
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Miller-Nelson.

Especial to The -Dlspatch.)
CI-IPEPER, VA. November "A very
pretty wedding was solemnized at st.
Stephens Church this evening at
o'clock. when Miss Mary Lucille Nelson,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Lewis Porter
Nelson. became the bride OF Mr.. u.
Clinord Miller of Richmond. Va. The
church was decorated in palms and cut
tlowers. and the couple stood under
lovers knot OF white chrysanthemums.
The bride was given away by her father.
She wore gown OF white satin. with
garnitures OF point lace and her veil
was caught by a diamond sunburst. She
carried a shower bouquet OF orchids and
lilies OF the valley. Mrs. W. G. Neal OF
Richmond sister OF the prlde. was
matron OF honor Her gown was OF white
crepe do chine, handsomely embroidered,
and she carried white roses.
Little Misses Lucille Neal and Elizabeth
Russell-slnth, acting as fowcr-gtrls. had
large bouquets Of white carnations. while
Miss Lucille Nelson and Master Felgner
Neal carried the ring and the white Pray.
err Book. The groom, with his brother,
Mr. II B. Miller. OF Blackstone. Va. as
hest man. met the bride at the altar.
where the ceremony was performed by
the Rev. j. W. Ware rector OF the
church.
The ushers were Captain W. II. Allison.
Mr.. r. l.. Montague and Judge Daniel
A. Grinnan. OF Richmond. Va; Mr.. N.
y. Leonard. Of Boomville. No.; MIR, s.
Nelson Pace. OF Lancaster, Pa: Messrs.
r. q. Smith, a. l.. Goodloe. Jr.. and j.
r. Latham, OF culpeper. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs, Miller left on the o'clock
train for an extended Northern trip. and
will be at home to their friends after
December lsl at the Chesterfield, Rich
mond. Va.
Among the out-oftown guests were
Enrgeon-G General and Mrs. r. NJ. Rlxey.
Mrs. Earl English. OF Washington. d. c.;
the Misses Moore. Miss Frazier. Mrs. r.
u, Neal Hir. and Mrs. w G.. Neal. Mr.,
and Mrs. r. n. Eliett and Mr.. Hubbard,
" Richmond Va: MIR, and Mrs. ". w.
Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. James Nj. Neal.
Of Danylle, and Mrs. G. n, Leonard. u
Boom vile. Mo, and others.
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Mabie-Parramore.
(special TO The Times-Dlspatch.)

ONANCOCK, VA, Nov. 4.-'t. Jahes
Protestant Episcopal Church. Accon,ac
Courthouse, was filled yesterday after
noon with fashionable audience to Wit
ness the marriage of Mr.. H. Q. Mablo,
OF Englewood, New Jersey, aud Miss
sallie Taylor Parramore, OF Accomac
The building was handsomely decorated
with palms and evergreens. and Rev.
Henry D. Derby. of Petersburg a for
mer rector OF the parish performed the
ceremony The ushers were DIR. D. w.
Valentine, OF Englewood DR.. John H.
Ayres, William P. Bell and Thomas w.
Blackstone, OF Accomac.
The party left ut once on the Southern
express and will be at home in EnGle-
wood. New Jersey. after tho 29tn instant,
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COUNCIL TO
INVESTIGATE
Mayor Riddicle Thinks Some De-.
partmcnts Will Stand 1t and
Others Will Not.
BLUES TO CRATER REUNION
Sidney Webb, the Negro Who
Swindlcd Aged Slaves,
on Trial in U. S. Court.
(special to Tho Timcs-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA, Nov 4.-Thc Norfolk
Light Artillery Blues will participate in
the Crater veterans reunion at Peters
burg Friday. The company will carry
full ranks and will participate in the
sham battle.
MUNICIPAL INVESTIGATION.
Mayor Riddlck Expresses his entire ap-
proval OF tho investigation of the city
government by the Council..J He says
that body will not overlook itself in Its
Investigation. he Is sure. He thinks the
pass muster but has fears about some
other departments. He Thinks the Coun-
Gil Is insulting IN requesting the names OF
those upon whose recomm endation po-
licemen were appointed.
NEGRO FAKIR.
Sidney Webb. the negro fakir. who
swlndled aged colorcd people out OF all
their savings by representing that he
could secure them ex-slaves pensions.
convicted on seven counts. Ono aged
victim stated that after she had
given Webb all she had he came back
and wanted a. dollar, additional for
charges on "a case OF money"
awaiting her in Washington. She rawned
her remaining possessions for the sum
and never saw Webb again.
ALLEGED WIFE MURDERER.
George Stranger is still at large. The
man arrested hero as the noted wife
murderer was released on the authority
of the sheriff OF Halifax county. N. G..
who came hero to take the prisoner
back. An Identifying scar on the man $
arm Is missing, and he was let go. al
though six witnesses have sworn he Is
the man wanted.
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Peed-Newbill.

Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatch.)
KING GEORGE. VA, Nov. 4.--Niss Hat
tic Ncwbil. OF King George. was united In
marriage last Saturday In Washington to
Mr. Alexander Peed. also OF King George.
The bride is n bright and attractive
daughter OF Rev. ]. II. Newbill. a PROM
inent minister OF the Baptist Church, and
pastor OF three churches In King George.
she is unusually popular and possesses a
fine voice and musical talent. The BRIDE
groom is the Oldest son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. n. Peed. OF this county, and Is very
successful farmer. They have returned to
King George, and will reside there.
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The CHIEF
WAS FINED.
!. Suspended the Day Of Parade
and Now Charges of Drunk
enness Filed.
PLANS FOR THE SUBWAY
Report Ordered on the Question
Of Establishing Light
ing Plant for City.
tsnc,ia, to The Times-Dispatch.>

i 4
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, November A.
Charges OF drunkenness. neglect OF guy
aud conduct unbeconlnE an officer OF lle
citv4 we're fled with Mayor Moss against
Chief ". X STOW, of the fire department
to-day by Mr.. Palmer billiard the vouns
49,, uho was assaulted BY the chief AT
Are about two weeks ago.
rho chief was suspended the day OF
tbe Con moderate parade because he fa,leo
TO appear in the line with the oepsi
rnen,. and has been off duty since thae
time. He was fined $40 and costs m we ",
Police Court for his assault upon me. -
and since that time 9theer nave peei' ~
mero,,s stories Of misconduct. az
There was a controversy between the
Msvor and the fire commissioners In re-
rard to who should prefer charges against
the chief. but this was settled py WI
billiards. action to-day.
The latter has employed Attorney nun
Anr Boyd Gold to prosecute his case.
TO COMMENCE SUBWAY.
Tho work on the storm-water sewer
which is to drain the proposed subway
under the Chesapeake and Ohio tracks
from Eighteenth to TWenuetn eli ~. !,
will be finished tomorrow nisht. ne
railway company will at once oesi,, nv, "
ing It's tracks, and as soon as t'''s s,, -
done the city will begin excavat1ns. City
Il Engineer Pearse expects to complete MS
nan Of the work in about two weeks
All OF the iron for the structural par1
az the subway has arrived and VIII Dc
nut in position as soon as posslnle.
Thu special committee. appointed by lne
Council to examine into the adv1saoli,tS
Of establishing a city electric ilsnt anu
mower plant, has instructed CITY Eiec.
trician Greene to submit an estimate o!
the cost Of such a plant for a city OF
forty thousand inhabitants. When ti, ',
estimate is submitted. If the cost VIII
be reasonable. the committee will recon-
mend that the Council ask the Leslsia
,,,re for authority to issue bonds for the
amount necessary to carry out the move
ment.
The city Council last night elected ex-
Chief of Police s. j. Harwood superln-
tendent of streets. to succeed Monroe
Morris. who recently resigned
Rev Harry Mcknight, the old man VINO
came here to establish a. newsboys' home'
and who was afterwards arrested on the
Gharre of stealing a lot of furniture. ETC.,
stored in a room which he rented for his
heado,arters has been turned over TO
the authorities of the National Soldiers
Home. of which he was an inmate. NC
knights attorney claimed that he was
insane, and as every action OF the olo
man bore out this contention. the police
were not unwilling to give him up to the
Home authorities.
If JUDGE sBLACKSTONE'S ILLNESS.
Judge T. J. Bartam. of the Corporation
Court has been asked to occupy the bench
f,tr
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HALIFAX ELoPEMENT.
On the Way to Chester They
Leave for North Carolina,

sCGtS2FRiiSS tBit VA Nov. AMIR, =: II.
Compton eloped With Miss Lou Whit
low. both Of this sonmunlty last sI ,hs
o chhS i's and had the martial knot tied
In North S Carolina. Tho groom Is about
thirty-aYe and the bride Is IN her Mt
eo Hau yeafP Luck, OF Bedford City, is
oasisting his brother the Rev. j. NJ. Luck,
the pastor ri In a protraeted series OF meet
ings at the Baptist Church.
Mrs. u Lacy and Mrs, y Is, q ~ Eas iES
ion In N0rfolk this week.
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IMP oRTANT SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY,
A Clinical Preparation That Positively
Kills tho Oanuruff Germ.

A most Important discovery has been
made after n years patient Laboratory
work aimed In a certain drection-It Is
Nswbro's lIerpicide. a preparation that
prevents falling hair, and speedily, anu
permanently cradicates dandruft' These
evils arc caused by germ or parasite
.lha, burrows into the scalp, throwing
M dandruff, ms ~ seeks to snip me we OF
tho hair AT the root. Theres no paluness
without falling ar thin hair, no thin. hair
without dnndrutf. and no dandruff II
Tho germ ia destroyed. Newhro's Her.
pic,dc IL tho only preparation that Viii
do tho work DESTROY the cause YOU
win remove The effect" Sold by leading
druggists sond Toe. in stamps for sample
10 Tho Horplrieie GO, Detroit Mich
owens & Minor Drug Co., special agents
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Yorktown Notes.

Especial 10 The I1mes-Dlspa;ch.)
YORKTOWN. VA, Nov 4.-Mrs John
son, the aged mother OF Mr. G, A, John
son, the well known oyster planter. died
on Monday morning. and her remains
were taken to Portsmouth. her old home.
Tor interment
Robert Nelson, the two-year-old in
FAINT OF Mr., and Mrs X - Corricl. OF
Norfolk. who spent the summer here.
died OF heart failure few days ago
after I, long. lingering spell or sickness.
MISS Theresa Wolf returned 10 her
home in New York to-day after spending
fifteen days In the town.
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RICHMOND coNvoCAT1oN
Meeting in Church of Our Saw
Jour in HanoYer.
pecial TO The Tlmes-DIspatch.

Especial To The I'imcs-Dispatch).
MONTPELIER, VA, Nov. THE
Richmond convocarlon is in progress at
Church OF Our Saviour. Rev. Mr.. Dtcken-
son, OF Richmond, preached the opening
sermon last night The conyocation will
continue through this week large at
tendance is expected.
number of clergymen from Richmond
and elsewhere will come to-day.
Rev. Mr. Kuyk will preach this morn
Ing,
A missionary meeting will be held
Thursday
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Coming Wedding.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.).
FRBDERICKSBURG, VA. Nov. A.
Miss Jessie Pendlcton Taliaferro. daugl-
ter Of United States Senator James r.
Orange county. will be married on
November 18th at st. Johns Church.
IN jacksonville. Fla, to Mr.. Archer
s. Hubbard. The prospe ctiye bride
friends In the adjoining county OF Or
ange, where she formerly resided.
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TO THE PUBLIC :.

Knowing that have found positive Tor dyspepsia and
troubles hesitate urge every
sufferer try this vegetable pepsin.
know that it will cure Dyspepsia.
know that it will cure Nervousness.
know titwi cure Sleepessness.
know it will give strength the weak
know it by the testimony Of hundreds OF people that has
cured.
know surely and believe in it completely that have
put my reputation and my fortune behind 1t.
public know it, and believe in it
1 believe init
your confidence and respect than valuc your
money
had therefore, determined give sample bottles Of this
remedy that a thorough test may be made.
earnestly ask doctor, every chemist yery3scentsto
carefully investigate the Of this medicine and then honestly
tell the public the truth about it.
want every dyspepc try Paw-Paw No matter what
you taken what doctors have consuted
how many have suffered large bottle and
speedily you will be benefited and how quickly will
be cured
every irritable person, weak
person. sleep to bottle OF PawPaw
according directions and notice how quickly it will
calm the nerves; how will give and
strength whole system and enable you sleep restfu1y
and oundly.
Don't take Whskcy! Don't take becr Don't take narcotics
which are either of them Remember PawPaw
haa does noxcate. 1t lifts of dependency
into the high hope and holds you there Set aside all
drugs all medicines all smuants and Pawaw fair trial.
and believe you will have your heartfelt thanks
Yours Very Truly,
MI1NyON
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Holloway-Dunaway.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Nov. g.
line county, and Miss Anna L. Dunawny
werc married Sunday Mt the homo OF Mrs.
T.. Gruger, in that county, Rev. j.. T.
Eubank, uncle OF the bride. officiating.
Miss Frankie Gruger was maid of honor
and Mr.. NJ, Isaac Raines best man. The
couple will reside In Richmond.
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After tho ceremony at the church there
was reception at tho homo OF the bride.
Nelson-Harris.

Especial 10 The Tlmes-UlspatcH)
CH>AitLWiTESVILL yA.. Nov. A.
A Telegram received here to-day an,
rarkcrsbnrg, w. Va, OF Mr.. Alec: .,
Nelson. formerly OF this city. TO- Miss
Mildred Harris, daughter Of DR.. Harris,
n prominent. physician q Parker,1bHlrr r
William Nelson. Of Seymour, this
county. and a graduate Of the University
OF Virginia law class Of 1900, Since Ills
graduation Mr.. Nelson haH been practlo-
Ing hls profession In West vlrglnla.
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HOW TO BREAK UP AlooLp.

every time sells bottle of any Of
Chumberlaln's remedies ! mako a perma-
nent customer for that remedy said II.
~ Roll, oc Westobulga, Ala use
C,hamberlaln's Cough Remedy myself and
In my family and know that 1t Will Gers
tainly break up cold and relieve the
lungs. heartily recommend 1t to the
public For sale by all druggsts.
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CHARGES IRREGULARITIES
Republican Candidate for Super
visor to Contest.
10 The Times-Dlspatca

YORKTOWN, VA, Nov AID. ".
Morris. tho defeated Republican candi.
date for supervisor from this (Nelson)
district, has decided TO contest the late
election, charging gross Irregularities. He
alleges unfair treatment. stating his op.
position voted aliens, palpers and Other
Illegal suffragists.
He also alleges illegalities In the officer,
OF election, one judge being an office
holder of the county. one clerk a regis.
trar, the other nonresident, being a
citizen of Norfolk.
Mr.. Morris proposes to have his case
before the next term of County Court
and will petition the judge TO annul the
proceedings and order a new election
No representative OF the Republicans
was allowed ON the election boards.
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Ware-Wingfeld.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.).
FitEDERICIlSBURG VA. Nov. A.
Mr.. Walter w. Ware and Miss Lucy l..
Wingfeld, OF Spotsylvania county, were
married ut the home of the bride by
Rev. Joseph a.. Billingsley.
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Fredericksburg Notes.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA, Nov. A.
Mr. James ". Musselman, Of this city
lost a valuable gold watch on the train
between here and Summit and has moi
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Receivers From Fall.

Especial to The Times Dlspa tcil)
REAMS' VA. NoY q Mr IL. 3. Fos-
ter. VINO fcll from the roof Of HIS housu.
is improving and viii probably recover.
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Thrown and Killed,

Especial tq !, The /, !, rlWWeS- plNSP Nv ~
n tan Hurst. OF Pattonsville, IN Scott
co,inty Va, was thrown from Il horse
and Killed last weeksat his home,
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Miller-Nelson.
Especial to The Times-Disps

Especial to The Dispatcli)
CrJLPEPER, VA. Nov 4.-The mar
rlage of Mr.. j. clifford Miller. OF Rich
mond. Va, TO Miss NJ. Lucille Nelson, of
this city. took place this afternoon at 8
O'Clock at ST. stephen's Episcopal Church,
Rev j. w. Ware. the pastor. performing
the ceremony. The church was beauti-
fully decorated with flowers and potted
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the most prominent families Of Virginia,
the Harrisons. fuckers and Powells.
wednesday evening the bridal party
left for New Orleans. where the groom
Is prominent In social and business cir
cles. The young couple will mako their
home there
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been able to get any trace Of It.
number of land owners in Spotsyl-
vania county on adjoining properties
have issued n joint notice to. the public
that no hunting and shooting in the day
or night will be allowed on their lands,
and trespassers will be prosecuted to the
full extent Of the law.
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