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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
LATE SUMMER
WEDDINGS
Grand Military Marriage at
Fairfax Courthouse.
AN ELEGANT WEDDING N
Miss Mary Peters Brame Webs Mr.
Robert o. Jetfress Near Rock
bridge Baths Double We'd
ding In Roanoke. a
AN ELEGANT WEDDING
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ROCKBR1DGE BATHS, VA, August
1o.-The homo Of Mrs. Cole Davis, near
here was the scene OF a novel and charm
Ing wedding Wednesday afternoon. In
the presence OF a large party Of friends
Mr.. Robert o. Jeffress. Of Greenville,
N. c., was married to Miss Mary Peters
Brame, of Helena, Arkansas, and q niece
OF Mrs. Davis. ,f..s x -tI . !,
The bride was lovely In a travelling suit
OF chamsaque coored wolfe, with the
following attendants Maid OF honor, MISS
Annie Brame, sister Of the bride, With
Clarence A. Jcffress brother OF the
groom Miss Virginia Cole Dickerson, of
Richmond, with W. 7. Clark, Of wilson,
NJ. O.; Miss 1rma Fleet Jeffress, OF Chase
City, Va. with II. a. Gillian. OF Tar
boro, N. c.: Miss Evelyn Davis. OF Rock
boro, NJ c.. Tho ladies wore white Paris
muslin, with large white chiffon picture
hats and carried American beauty roses.
q The bridh entered with her cousin. MIR.
Cole Davis amid tho strains OF Mendeis-
sohn's wedding march, played on vlo-
Inns. During the impressive ceremony,
performed by the Rev. Henry Nliller,
i.Oh, Promise Me" was softly ana sweetlv
rendered by Mrs. Samuel GIBSON.
fAfter the ceremony a delightful recep-,
t,on was given the bridal party and
friends by Mrs. Cole Davls. At Its con-
clusion Mr.. and Mrs. ,Jeffress lett on an
extended Northern tour ~,
Tho bride Is q charming Southern girl,
we'll kno In this STATE and North Caro-
lima. Nj. Jeffress Is a son Of Captain
Thomas D. Jeffress, OF Chase City VA.
and is now prominent representative
OF the Imperial Tobacco Company, OF
Greenville n. G.. He returned from q
trip TO Europe few days before ms mar
rlage, and will make his future nome IN
Greenville. N. G. -,
CANT and appropriate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
STATE FIREMEN'S
ASSOCIATION
Ph@bus Wins. the Prize for
Good Looks Officers
Chosen.
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DANVILLE, VA, August 20.-The sew
enteenth annual convention OF the Vir-
ginia State Firemen's Association selected
Alexandria to-day as the next place Of
meeting. Captain John II. Trymer Of
Alexandria, was elected president and
James II. Dryer. of Harrisonburg. senior
vice-president, George G. Cummings was
re- elected secretary. T. ]. Williams, Of
Charlottesville, was reelected treasurer;
Robert II. VVthers, Of Suffolk. statistl-
clan, Captain John II. Redwood of Rich
mond was made chairman Of the Leg
tislatiye Committee and representative to
tho international Association of Fire
Chiefs, which meets In Atlantic City next
month. Representative to the National
5Firamens Association, which meets In
Chicago next month, l., p. Lookabill, Of
Roanoke. The new Executive Committee
will be appointed by the newly elected
president.
The feature of to-day's proceedings
was the parade. which took place at 3
+. M. The Phoebus company won the
first prizo of one hundred dollars for the
best appearing company In line, with
band, and the twenty-five dollar prize
for the best uniformed band was won by
tho Reldsyille band
Tonight there Is big band concert
ard dance at Reservoir Park, The con-
tests will take place at 10 o'clock to-mor-
row. Hs7}
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will contribute to tho current expenses o.
Rnanbkn College, and invites both Roa..
N,oke ana ,Marlo, 10 solicit endowment
funds Of It's churches and members.
C.nnvreeat Ions organized during g the yea !
III Lynchb,irg and Bristol we're received
into the SYNOD as rr,lssionst and arrange
,nents made for placing pastors at botn
niaces az soon as suitable ones can 20
found. 4.
By Encouragement OF pastorntes IN
1raseweIl county ono OF the present pas.
tors will be able TO devote his entire time
70 looking after Lutheran interests IN the
Tho finances Of the synod. especially Of
itn Church Extension Society, are IN bets
Ter condition than they have been for
a long while. !. Il
b The sermons and addresses were Of a
hiRh order and made deep and lasting
Impressions.
Rev pr. Perry and wife recently re.
turned from Japan, were present, and BY
their earnest and interesting addresses
nuIckened the interest In foreign mission
work. No one can hear them without
being Interested.
Much else was done OF interest to the
Lutherans, at least but space forblds
that they be mentioned at this time.
The Synod was royalty entertained by
the good people OF the Garden, and adj
journed to meet Wednesday before the
third Sunday In August at Damascus
Washington county, Va, az
The old officers, With the exception Of
the treasurer, were reelected. Professor
A. s. Grower. Of Burke's Garden, Va,
WINS elected to that office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
BIG HAUL OF CROOKS
Several Identified as Burglars, but
None Give Names. PHI

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@ EAST RADFORD. VA, August 20
The family and many friends Of Or. Allen
]. Black are very glad to hear that he is
now on his way home. after his three
years absence in the Philippines. where
he has been in the medical department OF
the army.
Mrs. Or. G.. W. Lyle, OF Radford, is en-
pertaining a Jolly house party OF young
ladies, among whom are Miss Susie
Evans and Miss Riya Lyle. Of Richmond;
Miss Lola Elliott, Of Lynchburg; Miss
Mira Rosster, OF Baltimore.
Mrs. Mamie Bass. Of Radford, Is very
Ill. not expected to live, at tho home OF
Mrs. Margaret Wade, in ChrIstlahsburs,
where she Is visiting. Mrs. Bass is the
city I,
The police OF Rad ford made big haul
OF suspicious characters on Sunday eve
mink. They arrested eight, and already
two of them have been Identified as West
Virginia burglars; one a North Carolina
safe blower, and two for robbery IN TaZc-
we'll county. When arrested they mad IN
their possession dynamite. fuse ana ca ps,
and marks and pistols. They perslseently
refuse to give any names. , ,g5
Much rain has fallen in this vicinity
in the last three weeks and grain has
been badly damaged in the stack as
consequence.
The political field is quiet In this sec
tion now Hon, A. A.. Phlegar will have
no serious opposition for the nomination
as State Senator. and will beat his Repub-
lIcan opponent. Mr.. Angel. Of Roanoke
in the general election.
Major John T.. Cowan Will be declared
the nominee for the House, and by hard
fight will defeat his Republican oppo-
nent, Mr.. Charles Heermans. OF Chris
E Tin n shiir1 .0.--' s7f y,
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SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA SYNOD
An Epochal Meeting OF the Southwest
Lutheran Church,

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.ilWYTEiEVILLD. VA. August 2o-The
sIXty-second annual convention OF the
Southwest Virginia Lutheran Synod was
held in Central Church. Burkes Garden
Va, AUGUST 12th to 18th, inclusive. "a -
gloom was cast over the entire mee!'ns
by the sudden bereavement OF TWO OF us
members. The pastor, Rev. J. H. Wyse,
was called to South Carolina by the death
Of his father, and Rev. W. =, HpppeFt
was called back to Blacksburg py the
death OF a 5s!ster-D;law. The death GUT
lne the year OF one OF Its members, rev.
~, G. Repass, OF which due notice was
taken, added stu more to the solemnlty
VI the occasion, These things, however,
seemed but to stimulate to duty For
ong while there had been committee
entrusted With the preparation OF sketch
ss Of deceased members OF the synod
ETC., with no results, At this meeting
new committee was appointed and dlfer-
ont individuals assigned as members
thereof. Rev, J,HJ, scherer, D, p,i VIII
prepare the biography OF DR. James A..
Brown. and Rev, j p. Gwinn that Of
sketches that have already been pub
Iished, with brief histories OF the con-
Hegations of the Synod, will be pub
liehed In book form by Drs, ], B, Gosi-
ner and ]. i, soherer,
It is confidently believed by many that
the convention was an epochal one In the
history Of the Synod New methods of
raising funds were adopted, and q new
relation with our educational institutions
was entered into that promises much for
both parties. Hitherto the Synod had
Eiyen Its educational institutions no other
support than Its patronage. Hereafters1
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Morrl.so,,,n-A,kins.
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ETNA MILLS, VA. Aug. 2o. Miss
Morrison we're married yesterday morn
Ing in the home Of the bride, In the pres
eiice Of u large number Of friends and rel
atves. The ceremony was solemnized oy
the couple left fora trip North
When they return they will live on Mr.
Morrison's farm, Violet
Atkins, n successful farmer Mrs. Morri-
son was the light OF his house and a IA
lvorite of the neighborhood
MIR. Morrison has travelled q S.ens deal
several years, but was honorably dis
charged with pension on account Of
getting one OF hls hands injured. Since
then he has been successful and came
some dwelling on It,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
EAGLE SHOE PLANT
STARTS; TO z. WORK
Factory Set in Operation at
Newport News With
Ceremony.
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y NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August Co
The new plant recently completed for the
Eagle Shoe Company, which has trans
ferred Its business to this city from Fred
ericksburg. was formally put In operation
this afternoon at q o'clock, At l2:So
O. clock the directors OF the company ten
idered luncheon to about ono hundred
guests, among them being Mayor Moss,
a number of other city officials, and many
OF tho leading business and professional
mon Of the city. 5
Following the luncheon exercises were
held. and ntS o'clock little Miss Elizapetn
Cottrell blew the factory whistle, and
Master Elliott Braxton turned the lever
which put the wheels Of the plant III
motion.
The programme OF tho exercises fol-
lows:
solomMiss Elizabeth crcnshaw.
Toen-Rev. DR.. a. Q. Sykes,
Address-Attorney Louis G, Philips.
pedIcatlon-Rev. Or. J. W. Porter.
Solc-Nliss Crenshnw
Benedict Ion--Rev. DR.. Sykes,
Actual operations will be con1menc ed al
the factory Monday, and about two hun-
dred people will be given employment at
once. l{E VIZ
The City Council last night adopted an
ordinance redsrctlng the city and d.
vidlng It into four wards, making each
ward a voting precinct. and providing
for two Aldermen and four Councllmen
from each ward,
This action la being generally discussed
on the streets to-day, and the general
opinion seems to be that the fight over
tie redstricting Is not over yet, While
many people favor the FORWARD plan,
many others are Violently opposed to IT.
and will make every effort to have II
ye.oed by the Mayor.
The Mayor Is not opposed to tho four
ward plan, but he states that there should
be two voting places In each ward, and
It is probable that he will veto that sec
ton OF the ordinance concerning the yot-
ing places, II this Is done i WIN deieat
the very purpose of the FORWARD plan,
ard the fight will have to DO gone through
with again,
The management of the local baseball
team Is arranging for game With Sioux
Indians, to BIO played on the Casino spark
nble electric plant with them, and the
field Will be lighted by nifty arc lights,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
MILITARY WEDDING
Lieutenant Freeman and Miss Jessie
Love Are Married,
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( FAIRFAX G, H VA August 2o,--Aliss
Jessie NJ. Love- only daughter of Judge
James M. Love, was, married IN the Epis'
copal Church, Fairfax. to Lieutenant
George Doane Freeman. United States
army, August 10th. To the strains OF
the wedding march from Lohengrln, the
bridal procession, gay with military trap
ings, marched into the church. The cere'
mony was performed by the rector, Mr.
Lee.
The bride wore ivory white silk net
over white chiffon, with taffeta beneath
and carried white roses,
The matron OF honor, Mrs. James Mon
roe Love, IT.. wore green mousseline dc
sole with lace and 4 foliage hat.
The maid Of honor. Miss Elise Grange
of Philadelphia, In white panne velvet
with lace, and a picture hat, led bevy
man, Columbus, Ohio; Miss Julia Mason,
washington, D. c.; and Miss Alice Fitz-
hugh of Fairfax, Ars5
The best man was Lieutenant George
s. Tiffany. Twenty-first Infantry, and
the ushers Lieutenant j. M Love, Jr,'
Twenty-flrst Infantry; Lieutenant NJ, L.
Love, Second Cavalry Hon, r. p Lee.
Jr., s, 8, Freeman, Thomas B. Love and
Bathurst Daingerfield
Z A most enjoyable reception followed at
the residence of Judge Love- sl
Guests from distance were MIS-
George D, Freeman. of Columbus Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Freeman. perryvil!e,
Pa; Mrs. William Grange, Philadelphia
Miss Agnes Peter Georgetown, -, q,
Misses McParln. daughters of General
McParlin, United States army; Lleuten-
ant Governor Joseph %, Willard, and Rev
w. H. II. Pendleton, OF Marietta ono
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ovERsEERs' COURT
A Free Fight IN Polltics-Grand Jury
Indictments
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X ,1rKENNEY, VA. Aug. g.-Tho August
term of Dnwiddie County Court has Just
passed. The August term has always been
known as the = Overseer's Court" because
in ancient times the overseers on the
farms Of the county made new bargains
as tho quarterly or grand jury term and
1t most always has contlicted with tho
Drotractcd meetings usually held at "Old
Duckskin Church." lately called by some
There we're no trials at this term of the
County Court but thejgrand jury returned
the following indictments: John Mason
Vaughan, perjury; Anderson Ragsdale.
forgery: John Rlndar hoq rs,rns tn a
fruit brandy. The commissioners report
in relation to the proposed railroad from
Blackstone to McKenney was continued.
Hon. W. 3. McIlwnine represented the
land owners, 4 and Mr.. Freeman Epes, the
There were FIVE conversions Yesterday
afternoon at the meeting at Buckskin, and
several mourners left at the altar when
Ihe meeting siosea Rev bs Mr. pex aVlI oh 81
O. Moss In conducting the meeting.
The County Executive Committee Of the
Democratic party. at court on Monday.
decided to do away with the primary and ,
as there IS no RepuOHcaH paIty N tl!s
county, let everybody who desires to run
for any Office In sight
This action OF the committee accords
with the wishes of about rs per cent. OF
the Democratic voters Of the county.
From now on there will be much cleo
pioneering between the, various asplrants.
Some will "get there" and some won't.
There IS still very much sickness In the
county mostly Of fever, attributed by
some to the decaying vegetation produced
by the many saw mills operating In the
county.
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Charlie 5 City Affairs.
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HOLDCRoFT. VA, August 2o.---This Is
the season for protra cted meetings in
this county. Services are being conducted
this week at Mt P1eassnt Baptlst Church ha,n
assisted BY Rev. Joel r. Tucker. Of
Richmond, The neighboring counties and
towns are we'll represented by visitors,
who are enjoying the bounteous hospi-
tally of their relatives and friends.
Miss Matte Davis, of Hampton, and
Miss Mary P. Gordan. of Williamsburg,
are visiting relatives here, Mr.: W.. ].
Gordan, who has been visiting his sister s !. !.
his home in williamsburg.
Mr.. John o. Otey., Of Binns' Hall, has
returned from a delightful visit to rela-
tives In Roanoke.
The condition Of Mr.. A. W. Marable.
who was seriously hurt by falling under
his wagon, is greatly improved.
d Mr.. Thomas v. Buck. Sr.. one OF tho
Oldest citizens is seriously III at his homo
near this place.
Rufus, the eight-year-old son Of Mr.. ].
". Darlington, is quite sick with fever.
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A PRETTY rlARRIA'd.El
Miss Lula Curry ellis the Bride OF Mr.
William Belle Cofer.
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RATI,sVILLE, POWEIATANs COUNTY,
Va. August 20.-At $3.50 O. clock Yesterday
a fternoor a very pretty marriage was
soIemn,zed at Mt. Mariah Church, the
contracting parties being Mr.. Wiiiiam
Belle Corer, Of Isle =of-VNight, and MISS
5IMla Curry ellis. a daughter of the late
Ioseph A. ellis, Of this county. The cere-
mony was performed by Dr. John X,
IA rby. in the presence OF q large NUM-
ber OF friends and relations of the bride.
Tho best man was Mr.. Harvey Gllls.
and the maid Of honor, Miss Maggls
Rails, Of Isle Of Wight. The walters were
an follows: Miss Sallie Wilson and NV
Hunter Hurt Miss Mary Overton, OF
Richmond, and Floyd Whitock, Miss Edna
M,Laurine and Mr. Willie Banks. MISE
Rosalio ellis and Mr.. Miller ellis, Miss
Madge Bagby and Mr.. Powle Overton. OF
richmond; Miss Mary Frayser and Mr..
Coleman ellis, Miss Mary Webster Will
son and Mr.. Coleman French, OF Rlcn-
mond: Miss Alberta Coleman and Mr..
y - White, OF Isle OF Wight; Miss Annie
Blanton and Mr.. Walthall Coleman, Miss
Katy Gil.s and Mr.. Coter. OF Isle OF
Wight.
"a Mr.. r. G. Coleman, Of Greonvillc MISS,
vas master of ceremonies. After the GER
emony an elegant supper was served at
the home Of the bride. The Wedding pres
ents we're numerous and handsome. The
bridal party will leave Tomorrow on the
II o'clock train for an extended northern
trip, after which they will return to Isle
OF Wight, where they will reside. the
groom being prominent business man OF
that county.
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zero appotntes1 for the ensules tern:

we're appointed for the .en.sulrS term:
cInai Il Misses Lola ". White, first assist
aht; Ethel Tr ry H.. second ASSISTANT;
Ria Essie Evans. Horntown--NiIss EN-
ma Heed pr,Iine;.ps, MisS LIZZIE Watson,
felti Xtlantic-Niiss Mamie Parsons.
principle; Miss F is,a Taylor Y, FIRST as
sstantt ASA woinan--Miss bertha Mock.
T'einpernnceville-lM!r. Powers, principal;
Niiss Xiice Gillespie, second assistant
Tflailwoodsstr II, =. r. va. Ward, nri1elpali
Mrs, =. b, Gresham, principal. Miss l1m-
oodwI as zicnnt M s;snf1 @sio r,, w.
MAI assistni,t; Miss Matte Corbn, seq
ona assistant ha S{r Is I;lnqa{d- A1r, E g;
q "a IN NJ :. Miss Annie Truitt, second as
sstant Jenkfns' Bridge. Lena grt
ior. rincipal;5 Miss Ruth Matthews, as
sistar,t. New Chnrch-Niiss Lola Wescott,
PRINCIPAL; Miss NJ. p. McMutfA assistant.
Oak Haii-Mfss Rtda Thornton.
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MAxIM's MAXIM,
Modest Claims often Garry More Con

Modest Claims often Carry More Con,
yjctIon Than Loud Boasts,
When Maxim, the be-, famous inventor:
placed MS gun Di, 's eapry fom noer
he oona,derably below what he felt sure
the gun would accomplish, The result
Of Of the s trial vas therefore q triumph Of
might have been IL he had oyerestlmated
his guns efficiency,
o,da haxed on actual scientific facta.
II a living germ is calslng your hair
to fall out, It's The most sensible thing
Newbro's ilerpieide, does this quickly
and effectually, DESTINY wv oause' you
Sold by leading druggists, Send loo. in
al : ms For sample to The Herplcide CO..
Detroit. Mich Owens s. Minor Drug
Co., Special Agent
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relatives In Upperville, and was attended
by Miss Eta Cooksey, OF Ma ietta. ONO,
who Is visiting relatives In Leesburg e
Tho bride Is n very handsome brunette
and an. accomplished musician, D,
Mr.. Cramer Is Il veteran of the Spanish
war. having participated in the battles
before Santiago and at San Juan ILLS.
for whom he has tho highest admiration.
Flo was wounded at San Juan and rec
signed q ca taincy Mr.. and Mrs. Cra-
mer will reside IN Morgantown. W. Va.
villa fEfHfl iE9fsS 3f 5ba,f d., ltas g. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
LUTHERAN SYNOD
viii Celebrate It's 18th Anniversary
Next Year.
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WOODSTOCK, VA, August H.-The
second day OF the Virginia Synod, Eva n.
gelicaI Lutheran Church. In session al
Mount Jackson, was devoted to discus
sion OF the various reports, especially
those OF the president and secretary;
Clerical and lay delegates We're elected
to the United Synod OF the SOUTH "hlcn
will meet In New Market during mex
summer.
The next synod will be held at Wood
stock in August. 1904, at which time
the synod viii celebrate it's seventy ittt
anniversary in the church which IS the
successor to the one In which It was
organized,
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BLEW UPsTHE SAFE
The Clerk Was Held Up, but He Pre-
vented the Robbery

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.
bold attempt to rob the general merchan-
disc store Of r. Powell Page. at Boyce,
was made at an early hour this morn-
ing, but, like two previous attempts, was
unsuccessful Charles A. Ford, upon
hearing an explosion Of dynamite, hurried
to the scene but was held UP by a mem
Der Of the gang until all had fled. &
The big iron safe was badly damaged,
but no valuabes We're secured. KS
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SOVEREIGN CIR AND LODGE
l.}O,&O.F,
Baltimore, Md. September 2l-26, 1903
NV Rates via r., F.&P. r, n.

The r., F. & P. r.. r, Will sell to
those Attending the soyeraign Grand
tem6er 2l-2e, tickets from Richmond to
Baltimore and return at rate OF $500
round trip. Tickets on sale September 18th,
Byrd Street station 1851 A. NJ. and $40
A, NJ. and Main Street station 6:45 a. M, .
September cad, good returning until Sep
in both objections. This wiz AFFORD a
Convenient opportunity for ODD FELLOWS de-
string to participate II the Grand Parade;
Agents Byrd Street., Elba and Main
Street Stations or Richmond Transfer
Company. $40 East Main Street, and
-' - w. p. TAYLOR,
3 Traffic Manager.
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Cramer-Lyltleton,

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LEEsBURG, VA, August @.-7Mr,
Charles ~ cramer ana Miss ~, Eza Mn,u
tcopai yestry room Of st, James last eve
Ming by the rector. Rev, John Rldout:
cramsr is IL oy well Yl knewn u a MSsEa e.
t,W ". Va. Miss Lyttleton is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ", T, LyttIs-
ton, Garfield Avenue. Parkersburs., W.
va, Miss Lyttleton has been visiting
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NOT His Fault.

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BUCKINGHAM VA. August N.EA "a
on the 18th instant may do an Injustice
to a very worthy citizen, who Is reported
as distilling without g license; It seems N 5
1t was not his fault that the license h a.
bond and made application for license
and thought he had a right to proceed
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+ Married His Brothers Wldo ",

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NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August 20
wellington Irving Clements, Of Nariolk
Baltimore, were married IN Hampton to-
day, Rev. A. B.. Sharpe performing the
ceremony.
sIster-ln-law Of the groom. being widow
of his brother 8i
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Langley at Whitewater.

& UNDERWATER. VA. Aug. 90 Profess
eor Langley arrived at his houseboht here
from Washington; hlstafternloon. Eeins
asked for n statement about the expect
ed test OF the big sixty-nve-foot aero
idrome, the Inventor replied that he could
launched in tho near future. He said
there might be no test at all as he would
have to be guided entirely by develop
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MONUMENT MARKS
BIRTHPLACE OF ARTHUR
Nv Associated Press,)

7-77- 49, :. INy AssUcIHEeU tF""s7 -1-.7-1, ~
n eMtsnt marking the Site Of the BIRTH,
place Of the late President chsster, , 4.
Arthur was dedicated here to-day Ihs
Senator William II. Chandler OF New
Hampshire, who was Secretary OF the
Navy III Arthur's Cabinet,
EX tempore remarks were also made ~
of War in Arthurs Cabinet, among sth-
erS, NN % --.-- q = - . y,