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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-17
IN CHESTERFIELD
Swift Creek Again High and the Abut-
rnents Were Injured.
spec,al TO The Times-Dispatch0

(spec,al to The Times ispatch)
# CHESTERFIELD, VA, April 16.-The
County Court has been in session to-day
for the second time during the present
term. Judge Timothy 2ives, Of Prince
George county, who was designated by
Governor Montague for the purpose, sit
ting In the place of Judge Clopton, The
case occupying the court was that of
z A. Royal & Co., agents for the Manches-
ter Home Building and Loan Association,
VS.. II. D. Porter. being an action to re-
cover rent alleged to be due for house
{ in I3urfoots Addition. Judge Clopton
has for some time been connected With
tha plaintiff company as counsel, and
was. therefore, incapacitated 70 SIT IN
4 hearing of the case. The jury, in their
yerdict to-day. found for the plaintiff,
/, 2 war1ing the full amount claimed of fifty
dollars.
THE case of Thornton Hughes against
the Virginia Passenger and Power Com.
pany is on docket for Tomorrow. the ac-
/ ton being TO recover damages for horse
killed by one OF the company's cars,
Swift Creek, which several weeks age
4 rose so high as to take away a part OF
the county bridge, about one mile from
the courthouse, has again been very higf
and turbulent since the heavy rains OF
4 Sunday night and Monday, and portion
Z OF the earthwork around the abutments
was washed away Travel across tht
i stream, which was interrupted yesterday
and this morning. was resumed during
I this afternoon, though some repairs are
still to be made
Mr.. Archer Cheatham has returned
( from his recent fox-hunting trip, and re
ports that while the guest OF Mr. Jullar
r Toll a
s were spent hunting and seven foxes were
n raught by the combined packs of Mr.
i Cheatham and Mr.. Spears. and fine
4 wort was had.
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lNolle Prosequl Entered in
Elizabeth City Court.
THE CASE AGAINST PlRKLE
II viii Probably Never Be Brought Up.
With Shelby They We're Charged
With the Murder of Amos Dy-
sart In Pritchard's Saloon.
Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Aprll 1s.-Iln
the Elizabeth City County Court to-day
a nollo prosequ was entered in tho case
OF A. II. j. pritchard, indicted with
William s. Shelby, the washington po-
liccmnn, and Artlloryman Pirkle, nowin
the Philippines, for the murder Of Amos
5Dysart in Prltchnrds Phoebus saloon
two years ago. The case against Plrkle
was not rollod, but 1t is not thought 1t
ever will be brought up again. ri
William Henry Smith, a negro lnborer
employed at the shipyard, fell from tho
deck OF the cruiser West Virgnia TO
the ground, distance Of forty feet. lie
died OH his way to the hospital from nus
injuries. Nj
John d. slbley, one Of the city's old
est residents, had his pockets picked in
the crowd at the carnival last night.
The thief secured q purse containing S6s
IN cash and handsome Odd-Fellows'
charm
During the fierce northwest gale here
Tuesday. night the bath houses Of the
Young Mems Christian House were
washed off their foundation and floatctl
away down the river. There were twelve
rooms In the building The loss was
not discovered until to-day. n. y
( George H. Burton and a man named
Hurlburt, promoters Of a Wild West
show which was scheduled to join tho
carnival, are said to DO missing. The
case was placed in the hands Of tho
police authorities to-day by the pro
Eprletor Of the Commercial Hotel, who
claims that the men owe him 500. The
men are supposed to have gone to Nor
folk. tS
Advices were received here last night
to the effect that Governor White, of
West Virginia. his party and staff, and
majority of the legislators Of the State.
left Charleston on a special train for
Newnort News to attend he Launching Of
the arlnored cruiser West Virginia satur-
day II n IL st
They will arrive here Tomorrow after
noon Visitors are, beginning to arrive
already for the launching. The cruiser
has been prepared for the event, and on
Saturday only tho final preliminarles VIII
have to be attended to-! " n e
The battleshp Maine did not get away
for League Island this afternoon. and Will
probably sail In tho morning. The tram
ing shin Lancaster has sailed from orK-
town for League Island to transfer her
crew to tho Yankee an dto receive inc
Names crew on the lattcr's arrival there.
Charles 4Ilirtley,5 r. Hadesly and James
Gentry. tIireo small white boys, who say
that they are from Richmond and had
run away from home to come down and
see the carnival, were picked up BY
detective In the Chesapeake and ONO
ward early tits morning. The boys pro
tasted that they wanted to return nome
ut once and they were relea SEQ, promising
to leave tho city at once.
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SOCIETY GATHERS
in WARRENTON
Much Disappointment That
the Point to Point Races
We're Postponed.
Especial to The Tlmcs-Dlspatch.)


yvARRENTON. VA, April 16-Despte
the steady downfall Of rain, visitors havo
been pouring into Warrenton on every
train for the past five days. Many on
4 their arrival. were disappointed to hear
that tho polnt-to-pont races had been
postponed until the riders could be thor
oughly assured of q dry course. SeYe-
raj huut breakfasts and hunt teas were
given this week by prominent society
leaders Of the town. The hosts and hos
tesses who issued invitations to three
separate and delightful entertainments
OF this nature were Mr.. and Mrs. James
*. MadduX, on "Wednesday, the 15ta; Mrs.
Robert Barry, Thursday, tho 10th, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Westmoreland Davis, Fri
day, the TIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maddux entertained q
house full of guests whose faces arc
familiar In the hunting field. Among
those in tho party were Mrs. Adolph
Landenberg and Samuel Willettes, Of
the Meadow Brook Hunt; Miss Mary
Dearng, Cecil Landale and Mr.. Pizel,
of New York. The guests Of Major and
Mrs. Barry to-day were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ambrose Clarke, of New York Stay
| ing with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Connolly
| Groome are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana
Gibson. DIR. and Mrs. James Kerr have
| u
friends being from Washington. Among
| those who were to ride tho races We're;
| Messrs. Evans, Clarke, Carter, Dundas,
| w, Davis, Stone. and Dian Kerr,
| All of tho residences tecmed with
strangers, most of whom attended the
elaborate ball given by tho ladies OF
Warrenton to the members of tho hun
club and their guests. All that skill ant
| money combined could accomplish Was
Il n an n
affair. The music was furnished b.
Daunch's orchestra and the supper b!
Ralkcher. of Washington, Great credi
is duo the promoters of the scheme
| Among those who attended We're Mrs
II. g. Groome, Mrs. j. Is. Maddux, Mrs
Alice Carr, Mrs, Cooper. Mrs. II, G, Spill
| man, Mrs. Thomas Smith, Mrs. w. C
Marshall Mrs. Richard Walach, Mrs
Grenylle Gaines, Mrs. JAS Kerr, Mrs. G
D.. Gibson, Mrs, Landenberg, Miss Wal
i ZACH. Miss bearing, Miss Kerr, Miss Char
| rIngton, Mrs. Wade-Dalton, Miss Wade
Miss Hicks, Mrs. Scott Carter, Miss San
ger, the Misses Stone, Mrs. Barker tn
Misses Gaines, Miss Jennings, Miss Ken
nedy, Mrs. Neville. Mrs. Fair, Mrs Wal
Miss Prescott, Miss Douglas, Miss Rich
ards, Mrs. Johns, Mrs. Nelson, Miss Bar
nv. Mrs. Hool, Miss Herbert. Mis-
Thomas and many others
Among the gentlemen present We're see
Admiral 1iarvell Captain Neville, al
fred Tyler, Judge White. Ambrose Clarke
Mr.. Craven, Mr.. Pizel. Mr.. MadduS
Richard Wallach, q. y. stone, II.
Groomc, Mr.. Barker u. Astley-Coopei
William Meredith, Norborn Robinson
Colonel Smith, Green Carter. Scott Car
ter, John Carter, Anton Kennedy, lie
Evans, John Gaines, Fairfax Gaines
|, ! Thomas Cochran and nthara.
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.NEW'CHANBER..
OF'.lC|''Ol|'|N'MERCE||::'..
Committee on Permanent Or
ganizatlyotnll.5 Not Yet Ready.
DUES ARE RAISED TO $40 s. Q.
The Council Adopts an Ordinance Pro.
vlding for8the Paving Of Sidewalks walks
Before Many Stores With Gram
olithic Pavements

Especial TO Tho Times. Dispatch1 ~ v.
h PETERSBURG, VA. April le-Ihe
Committee on Constitution and Bylaws Ld1;',
is now ready to mako its report to the
Petersburg Chamber Of Commerce, but
the Committee on Permanent OCrga MIA n
ton is not ready8Sto report. ono y OF d!
the features OF the report OF tho COM ON
mittee on Constitution and bylaws
which IS q departure from tho former fne
Constitution, Is tho recommendation that Ina
the dues be s1o(per annum, Instead t'a1 Of so '
as heretofore. The question of clecting
secretary will doubtless create consider
able interest, as there seems at present t1st'rl
somo diversity Of opinion as TO the man
for this position. Whatever Is the result,
it Is certain that the consolidated + body l!y
will be fred with new life, and that atne
interests Of Petersburg Will be careIuily
looked after. s;g S5ta ,Sa
At the request 4 Of many property
owners, the Council last evening adopted
an ordinance providing for the paving or
sidewalks before many stores anu resi-
dences with granolithlc pavement. inc
city will pay one-third Of the cost. MI.
=. G. Kent was granted permission 70
construct an overhead bridge on . Me-
chanics Alley.
The Appomnttox RIVER is still up. This
is true both actually and nguratiYely.
Tho recent heavy rains have caused a
considerable rise,s and while no damage
has yet been done, some may result TO
timber on the 3w1arvcs. The question OF
divorting the freshet water has been dis
cussed many ines during the past month
by the committee having the mater IN N
charge. The proposition seems to DO get
ting on finely. and there is every cyl.
dence that theEplan so long contemplated
will be a fact. N
The Confederate, concert, to BIO given by
local talent at the Academy Of Music
tomorrow evening under the auspices Of
the Ladies' Memorial 5Associa ton. will be
an exceedingly enjoyable entertainment,
Old war songs will BIO sung by q fine
quartette and chorus, and there VIII also
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!. THE NEWBERRY TRIAL.
Letter of Baldwin, a Defense Wltne S.
Offered by Prosecution.
nj 10 rhe Timcs.Dispatch.

Especial to The Times. Dispatch.)
q WYTHEVILIIE, " AZ, April lS-TW mo
James w. Baldwin was on the stand 5ior
the defense to.day,in the Newberry trial,
. letter was produced written by Bald
win to Hasey, after Halsey had returned
to Wythevillo subsequent to the alleged
extortion. The production of the letter
proved a highly interesting episode OF the
trial. in tho letter Baldwin advised Hal
sew to have Newberry indicted forlextor-
ton. and says that since his return to
wise he found that the evidence against
Halsey on tho larceny charge was very
small. Both Newberry and Baldwin were
on the stand to-day and both testi'' tet
thnt thew used no threats against IIalsey
to induce him to deliver UP his money
The greater portion Of the letter referred
to was ruled out by the court
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LIGHTNING'S FREAKS
Home Of Sheriff G ogblII in ecklenburg
is Injured.

(Speclal to The Times-D ispa tch.)
ABOYDTON, VA, April 1G-On Tues
day evening during an electrical storm
the residence OF Sheriff 3. u, Cogbill
was struck the second time by lightning
within tho past twelve months. Tho
current entered the roof above the room
of Mr.. Cogbill and ran down the wall.
tearing and blackenlng the wall It also
struck the corner of the cook-room. and
passed down into the ground through
The porch No one in the building was
Injured, although several ladies We're
present. A most remarkable fact IN con-
nection with this electrical freak -
that It struck almost in the exact spot
where 1t struck last summer.
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LIQUOR Men TO
BE HANDS OFF
They Pay Their Respects to
Opponents in Wythevllle.
Town VIII Go Dry,

p Especial to TIE Times pispateh'1 !.
WYTHEYILLE. VAp April Ia 'nos'
ton campaign in Wythey!lle to-day, when
circulars appeared on the streets, sign tsa
By two of the leading LIQUOR men , 81 ~, ,,e
town. in which they say they WI ~. ~
''hands off" and will not oppose , ny
his action, they state, for reasons which
are satlsfactory 10 themselves A .ne,
thanking their frlends who nave ssu ,'ra
by them In spite Of undue ptes thn,1
brought to bear upon thcm. they Ply I na1
Who, they claim, have used improper
methods to defeat and dlsgrace those w nc
Wished to vote ''wet,e3iand say th 49, ~
ali such they ''have no thanlks 70 eS,eI.v
and no bouquets to adofn tnelr ,s suns T.
since Sho Withdrawal Y Of these dealers
that the "drys" will tr.pmph Y tAe COM
4nr plaatlan- {is
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be picturesque drill and sham battle.
The money derived from the entertain-
ment will DO used to add to the fund for
Blandford Church.
FL A 'narriage and box-party" was given
in the lecture room of High Street Church
tonight In the liliputian marriage,
Koenie Adams was the groom, and Mar
garet Williams tho bride. There were
twenty eight other children who took
part.
h Mr.. H. ". Parham, chairman OF the
committee has made all arrangements for
tho celebration OF the approaching Ola.
mond anniversary of3RAppomattox Com
mandery, knights Templnr The pro-
gramme is now in the hands of thd
printer.
There is only ono felony case on the
docket of tho Corporation Court, which
opened this morning, thatsof 7. $. HIVES,
charged with attempted criminal assault
The case was continued till the next term
Of the court, and RlYes' bail bond re-
newed. 4
The will Of Mrs, Marie Eloise Dunlop
was proven and her son, |Danlel =. Dun
lop, qualified as executor. i.5L
The estate of the late Thomas Fl. Bond.
upon which there had heenL no qualihca-
ton, was committed to the City Sergeant
for administration.
The Board of Registrars have decided
to hold another registration in Petersburg
from May 18th to 2Sth, inclusive, #
John Bailey, the negro Indicted for Mt
tempting criminal assault in Sussex coun-
ty, lis still in jail In Petersburg' F1e Will
hardly be tried till tho next term OF tho
County Court.
The Harrison Street Church (colorcd)
trouble will come before the Corporation
Court tomorrow. and the case fully
heard upon its merits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-17
Shooting Affair in Carroll,

GLADESBORO, VA, April 10.-J Har-
rell shot and mortally wounded man
named Greenwood about four miles south
Of this place 1t seems that Greenwood
was Mt the house Of n neighbor. near
"Wlllow lill" Moravinn Church, when
Harrel came up. and they passed y few
angry words. Iarrell shot Greenwood
with a pistol the ball entering his side
Just above tho hip. An old grudge, 1t
is said. was tho cause. IIaTell tried
to make his escape. but phone messages
were sent IN every direction, and he was
arrested at Fosters Falls, in Wythe
county,
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Contractor Here

MI nIr = o,yr nif Arm OF Winston& Company.
Who Wfn arc building the third largest; dam dam
In the world atcinton Mass, MasS ,a ana e fhe
sva ter from thls reservoir to Boston,,
IL yso 1noE W. Va ho%s i
YER 10 a' wintarlI,g 10 Massachusctts and
T 1 both work on TIE dam and aa NE
aHst f paard aSa
M,Ia npmtHit viii be Remembered. pulls
The Mobilization the power hoRs alW ws
"a mil for he Virginia ELECTRICAL y
and Development Company tSt W
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SURVEYING THE LINE e
Mount Rogers and Eastern Engineers
crnss 3pittsvIyania G County. 3$ e
Z kcnoninl ~ 1,hn TImes-Dlspatch.) N.

(special to rho Tmes-Dispatcho .
CHATHAM, VA, April l6.-T rho eng,
noering corps Of the Mount Rogers ana M
EIastern Railroad Company TINS We a't
crossed the southern end OIL me county
stalking the line. y
"Wednesday night the storcfiouse OF X.
u. Moses, near the depot, unoccupied put
used as a storage house, was burgarized,
the intruders entering by cutting away !,
3the moulding which held the glass III
ana removing the panes. which, made a
hole large enough for a man tosenter
with casa. 3 "a, 81 -, 4, 9, !,
I THE young ladies Of the Chatham Epls-
copal Institute will give a grand Snak .,s
,,earian and operatic entertainment IN tho
ACADEMY Of Music. The personnel OF the
MAY is very fine for amateurs, and prom prom
ises O. treat. 3{5
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Basketball at Charlottesville.
1snec,o1 10 rhe ,rimes-Dlspatch.)

Especial to THO I1Hes-D1s tc1 =, n
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Ap RI ~ ! Z.
At the Monticello Guard nrmory to-lis 8,
n match game Of basket ball was played
ihetween The Reading Room team, Of
schnrlottesylle, and that of the Staunton
Young Mems Christian Association. The
former won by the score OF eighteen to
thirteen. Secretary Eoge, Of the Stalm-
ton y, M. c. A., umpired the contest.
After the game tho players were enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. Robert ster-
ling, In the first game between the
teams played in staunton last month,
the Valley boys won by sixteen to one. K
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In Amherst County.
10 rhe TImes- plspatch

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
y TOWNSVILLE. VA, April l6.-Profes-
sor John II. Masse has accepted an
appointment as colporteur under the
Sunday-school and Bible Board. and has
gone from here to Shenandoah county
to engage in colportago work under Or,
j, NJ, Pitcher
Dr. j. u, Woodson will leave here
in few days TO make his home In
Washington, d. G.
Mrs. Stephen PoindeStcr is quite sick,
and has been since the death. Of her
daughter, Miss ophelin. who died here
last week after a protracted Illness,
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Nickell-Grisner.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

" Especial TO 1The |IIrlts-DlspHtGT'J ~
sTAuNTON, VA April l6-Miss Mat
tic r. Grisper. daughter Of Mr.. Thomas
w Grisner, OF. this city, and Mr. Ralph
w, Nickel, a Dunsmore Business Col
lego student of Sink Grove, VIVA. left
on last Sunday for Washington. and be-
fore any one knew their whereabouts
they We're married In Washington Mon-
day. Tho bride and groom arrived IN
staunton Tuesday night on the late
Chesapeake and Ohio train, and NWednes-
day Mr. Nickell's fellow-sudents sere-
naded him in grand style, The groom Is
just twenty-one years old, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nickel will stay in Staunton q week
or two, after which time they will reside
In Hinton, w. Vn. 1t<
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Observation-Disclosures.

19T Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch0
< PORTSMOUTH,, VA. April 1G--.At the
home Of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
James d. Powell, Fayette Street. last
night Miss Sarah g. Powell and Mr.. Wil-
liam o. Morrissette were married, Messrs.
John Mclean and Celonous Boole were
ushers. Rev, George IL McFaden per-
formed the ceremony. The guests from
out Of town were; Mrs John Willis. Miss
Evelyn willis and Mr., George Willis, D..
II, Wise, Cape Charles; Mrs. w, r. Hay
som, sister of the bride, and her son,
Freddie, OF Richmond, Va.
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Wvatt-PoweII.

ii Especial Ito Tho Times .Dlapntch N
CAPIl CHARLES, YA.,i IA prll a16.--Mr.a
wellington wyatt. OF Belle Haven, and
Miss Willie Powell daughter OF Mr.. John
Powell, E OF Accomnc county, were mar
.rled 1T tho Presbyterian Church, Belle
Haven. Tuesday, Rev. Robert McInturf
,otficiatlng. They will mako their future
homo in Belle Haven. .s5t
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3Thcso animals were sired at the selma selma
stables, near Leesburg. n, M
Mr., Charles Mott, overscer OF the May Ma. !.
field Stud Farm. near 1eesburg. owned neg
5byt Mr., j s. Curtis Of England, ms just us
sold four handsome two-year- o ~ ior 9 !.
large sim to Mr.. Pierre I,orill I.i q %. Or
New York. rhey are Blnebuck, fi ial icl y
MiEnon and Risole. These colts snow NC J
wonderful speed They were displayed
at JENNINGS, ind werc shipped IRON may ~.
point By Mr.. Lorllard to his staples IN
New Jersey. a j&f IA 4 Il lsiIsg IT Il. *
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King--Walker.

VI Ss tspecinl to The Timcs-Dispnteh $ ss95
3# CAPE CHARLES, VA, April 16.--ifHs
Blanche Walker, daughter OF Mr.. George
C. Walker, OF Belle Haven, ans. Mr.. Rob-,
of the bride, In Belle Haven, Tuesday.
Tho happy couple left Immediately after
the ceremony for q Northern tour. and
after their return will reside at Exmore.
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5Only Chimney.

The flro department was called out
yesterday afternoon at 6 o'clock N al an
swer to an alarm from Main VA and Har ::
ssy streets, Box 81. The chimney q q
ia mo dwelling in Cherry Street, next
10 Randolph. was on fire, No water l'e was =
used TO quench the flames, and no do q,
age was sustained.
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Two Brothers Married.

fspccIal to The Times Disnn tch.l
s3. TWYMAN's MILL, VA. April Two
OF Mr.. Walker spicer's sosn were mar.
Srled yes terdny. Mr.. Robert Spicer was
married at II O'clock to Miss Elizabeth
Light, OF Lebanan. Pa. Mr.. Samuel
spicerS was married to Miss Lula Beck,
or Maryland. w. Va, at 6 o'clock. They
left Immediately after the ceremonies
for a bridal tour. ty5s
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nooklng-.::.klnneY,.

1spccial to rho rlnics- . lapatof,)
C1IiF-rON TORG u, VA, April 10--T
Baptist parsonage at Iron Gate was y, the
grot,e OF d benutiftl tnatrlage yesterday
when THOMAS Nj. Booking and MISS MIS-
Mary IA Kinney were married. me
young couple tinnedl lately left Tor .ye s.
5vlrginia where they VIII MAKE l e., t .;les
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STyree--.Dobbs.

Especial to The Times lspatch)
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. April 1e.-Mr.
Arthur L. Tyree and Miss Ella L. Dobbs
were married at Galley Mines yester-
day. Rev. e. r. Mason. J'r.. Of Iron Gate
Baptist Church. performed the ceremony.
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Morrison-GoMgan.
(specIal to Thc. Tlmes- pIspntc

Especial to The Tlmns- plspn tch.) 9I1 ri
n CAPE CHARLES, VA, April 16.-A
very pretty marriage was solenmnizcd In
tho fPresby terian Church In this city at
8 o clock last evening, when Miss Adel-
aide GofIlgan, daughter OF Major John
fGonlgan. became tho bride OF Mr.. George
Morrison, OF Philadelphia. The ceremony,
WAS performed by Rev. a. s.. Venable,
pastor Of the church. ss
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2 Spoon MouIds From Ireland.

- oUUCIHI 10 7 HI 7 i1t1cs' VIZ
S,TA.UNTON, VA, April 10.-NIr. j. w.
spiecc, Of this city, is the ownor Of sew
eral table spoons recently moulded by Mr..
d. C. Graham Of Highland county. The
spoons are made from a pewter plate
that was brought over from Scotland by
Mr.. Graham seventy years ago and were
moulded in a pair Of moulds which were
brought to this country from Dublin, Ire
land, by the great-grandfather Of D. c.
Graham n1700.
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Sthe home Of Mr. and Nifs. g. q. Charl-.i
I toll In East fsndford Wednesday eye y i
Manic 13lountI slstorlIof Mrs. Charlton.
and Mr. j, E b. Utz, of Martlnsburg, W.
Val 1he ceremony WAS performed yby
Rev, & j. L Prater, Of the Methodist
rhlrnh1 wv - t is6Ri1 eal.ll49E
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B. T. Gunter Nominated.
Especial 10 The Times Dispa tch,)

Especial toThe IIWesTpIsFHFcl1J ~
CAFE CHARLES. VA, April lo.--Hon,
Benz. II. Gunter was nominated by the
Joint committees OF Accomac and North
alnpton counties, which met at Nashville.
to succeed the late Senator George ".
lie Cato. This election takes place on
the 2sth. The nomination Of Mr.. Gunter
afvea general satisfaction
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Observation-Disclosures.

y (spcclal 70 Tho G11mca. Dispatch y 35j
FREDERICKSBURG VA April 10
Mr., H. Fl. Bosher and Miss Ercie Ed
wards. daughter Of Mrs. Walker Ed
wards, both OF this city, were married
here at the residence Of Rev. I. L. Chest
mutt, who performed the ceremony.