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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-13
rHE CHRISTMAS pELINEAToR.

The Dclneator for December represents
the very highest excellence that has been
attaind In magazine making It will have
circulation Of more than million
copies, In addition to innurerable pages
of charming fashions, there are many
striking arts and literary features, among
them four pages In colors, represenling
Babyhood, Childhood, Girhood. Mother
hood the work OF Bernard ], Rosen-
meyer-and Jules Guerin's Interpretation
of Clinton scollards fine poem, Nazareth
Town, also In color. Contributors of fic-
ton are, Andrew Lang. Richard 10
Galliene, w. a. FSazer. Albert Blselow
Paine and Harriet Prescott spofford In
addition there " the third installment
Of The Evolution Of Club Woman. the
plquan, narrative OF clubdom by Agnes
surbridse and special articles by Gustav
Kobbe and N, Hudson Moore, also the last
Of tho interesting photographic articles by
j. G. Hcmment and tic concluding
"Milad" papcr There are stories and
pastirnes for tho children, for the house
wIto soasonnble suggestions IN cooking
ana IN other departments Of the home.
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VIRGINIA WEDDINGS.
PRINCE GEORGE WEDDING
DR.. ]. c. Hargrave Leads Miss
Mary E.. Peters to the Altar.
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BELCHES, VA. Nov. l2.-One OF tho
messed In MELVILLE Baptist Church. took
pace this afternoon at o'clock. when
DR.. James H. Hargrave led to Hymen's
altar. Miss Mary Elizabeth Peters. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr..
Ridout, of Prince George county. assist.
ed by Rev. w. w. Edwards. pastor OF the
church, In the presence Of a large ass en-
lblage ofrelatives and friends. The church
was attractivelyS decorated with ever
green's and white carnations and beauu-
fully illuminated with candles. The bridal
party entered the church to the sweet
strains OF Lohenyrin's wedding mar, Il.
which was rendered with greut skill and
sweetness by Mrs. w. w. Edwards. az
was also Then You'll Remember Me-"
during the ceremony. The bride entered
the church on the arm Of her brother-in-
law, Mr.. P. II. Lamb, who gave her
away, and was met at the altar by tho
groom. accompanied by his best man. Or.
Wilcox. Of Prince George county, Va
She was charmlngly attired In trav-
cling suit of blue cloth, with hat to
match. and carried buoquet OF lilies OF.
the valley.
The matron Of honor, Mrs. P. H. Lamb.
sister of the bride. was beautifully gowned
in point d'esprit over white taffeta,
and carried a bouquet Of white chrysan-
themums. The ushers were Messrs. George
Hatch. of Prince George county; VIII
liam Prince, of New York, cousin Of Tho
bride; Nicholas Burt. of Waverly; Victor
Ra!nes. OF Belches; Thomas Tosh and Or.
Hoy. Petersburg.
The bride is the beautiful and accom-
pllshed daughter OF Mrs. M. D. and the
late ]. H. Peters, OF Belches Va.
The groom Is a successful physician OF
Prince George county. Va. The presents
were numerous and handsome. After re-
ceiving the congratulations OF their many
friends DR.. and Mrs. Hargrave left Tor
an extended northern trip.
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Tones-Winn.
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Especial 10 ne 1lMeS-DlspdLCU,yfsg .Il-s
sKIPWITH, VA, Nov. Eat high
noon Wednesday in Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church Of this place,
Miss Florence Leftwich VIM. popular
young lady. was united In marriage to
Rev. H. F. Jones. a very excellent young
minister OF Quinton. Va. Rev. T.. O.gEd-
wards ofiiciated, assisted by Rev. William,
Hudson. The church. lastly decorated
with chrysanthemums, ferns and potted
plants and brilliantly lighted. was scene
OF beauty.
To the strains of Mendelss ohn's Wedding
March, beautifully rendered by Miss Hat
tie B. Warren, of South Boston, Va, tho
little flower girls-Delma Jones and Alma
Winn-preceded the bridal party. consists
Ing OF Ushers Messrs J. z. Norwood.
G. W. Moore and I. w. Walker, 8. J.
Thomson. The bridesmaids, Misses Helen
Goode Jeffress, Sue Moore. Mary Wright,
Byrde Mason. Thulia Norwood. Lula
Richards Lucy Mason and Myrtle Swift,
dressed in white organdy and carrying
white chrysanthemums with the groon,s-
men, Messrs w. C. Gregory. w, 6. Far
dy. w. NJ. VIM, Jr.. G.. NJ. Jones. R.
L. stembridge. NJ. S. Marroby. B, A..
Roberts, Jr, A. j. Moore. formed semi
circle behind the chancel
The bride, in travelling suit OF brown
zibellne. carrying white carnations. was
led to the altar by her friend, Miss Helen
Crab Gregory who wore white organdy
over Nile green. and carried large
bouquet of maiden hair ferns. The groom
entered on the arm OF his brother, DR..
j. F. Jones, OF Richmond.
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy couple fastened to the station, ac-
companed by many we'll wishing friends.
and amid showers Of rice left for their
future home in New Kent county, Va.
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ELECTION SURPRISE.
The Steamer Tourist is Laid Up
for Repairs.
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Jr1S CpTIr9 - WA Nov

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FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Nov. 12.-
Among the many surprises In the local
elections in this section was the defeat
In Caroline county of DR., John D, Butler
as supervisor of Bowling Green district,
Dr. Butler has been member of the
board of supervisors for years, and at
present Is Its chairman. Notwithstanding
he has reached the advanced age OF eigh-
ty-three years. he was candidate for
reelection. but was defeated by small
majority by Mr.. E. G. Allen In spite OF
his advanced agei. DR.. Butler IS still lead.
ing an active. life and practicing his pro
fession.
Tho contract on the new Main Street
sewer in this city has been awarded to
George w. Heflin, and he HIS started a
large force of laborers to work.
The crop of tobacco In Caroline county
this year was very large. but the plant
srs are much discouraged at the pros
poets for good prices. and will put in a
smaller acreage next year. The fine
prices for the past few years In this
section has led to an overproduction.
The steamer Tourist, OF the Peoples
Line, is at Norfolk undergoing repairs,
and her trips on the Rappahannock River
between this point and Urbanna are be-
ing made by substitute bonts.
Mr.. z. r. Male, prominent citizen
Of Culpeper county. now over eighty
eight years DID, is here on business Mr..
Male made lis first trip to this city
from Culpeper seventy-six years ago, and
has been coming regularly at intervals
since. Though nearly ninety years old,
Mr.. Male is as alert and businesslke
In his methods as a man Of sixty years.
The members of Flat Run Baptist
Church. In Orange county. will meet next
Sunday for the purpose OF calling pas
tor to the church.
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PRIcHARD TO WE'D.
Ex-United States Senator
Make Miss Saum His Bride.

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ASHEVILI1E, N. g., Noy. l2--An-
rouncement has been made OF the coming
marriage OF Miss Lillian Saunl, of WASH
Ii yton, H. c., to Judge j. G, Prlchard,
ex-United States Senator of North Caro-
lima, tho wedding to occur in Washington
on the morning Of Saturday, November
14th.
The marriage will be celebrated quietly.
Miss saum Is of Southern parentage. and
has lived for some time In Washington,
a popular member Of society there,
The wedding announcement is a SUR
Prise to many of the former Senator's
acauaintances here. although few of
his intimate friends knew of his be-
.Jothal to Miss Saun,.
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BLANDFORD
MEMORIAL
Tablet Unveiled in the Old
Church in Honor Of Heroes
OF the Revolution.
PAID A BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE
Little Miss Elizabeth Watkins
Drewry Drew the Flag That
Yelled Tablet From View.
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PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. 12.-IOld
Blandford Church was filled with patri-
o,,c men and women at noon to-day.
when little Elizabeth Watkins Drewry,
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. w. F. Drew
~, of this city, pulled aside the American
flag and unveiled the beautiful memo
rial tablet erected in the wall OF the
church By the Frances Bland Randolph
Chapter, Daughters of the American
Revolution, to the memory OF the heroes
OF the Revolution. This Is the first me-
mortal to be placed in the church. On
the rostrum, which was decorated with
flowers and American flags, were Mayor
Jones. master OF ceremonies; DR.. Bunt-
ing. of ST. Pauis Church. who delivered
the opening and closing prayer, and Rev.
S. Foster of Tabb Street Presbyterian
Church who delivered one Of the most
finished orations that has been heard In
Petersburg Just as little Miss. Drewry
pulled aside the flag triple. Quartette
of selected male and femae voices sang
My Country. It's of Thee Alter the
Grafton by Mr.. Foster they sang ne
Star spangled Banner" and at the close
Of the ceremonies 'Auld Lang Syne.
or, the rostrum with the speakers were:
Mrs. e. W. Finch, regent; Mrs ". B.
McIlwaine, first vice-regent; Mrs. F. r.
Lassiter. second vice-regent: Mrs. w. r.
Drewry, recording secretary, and Miss
Eliza beth Watkins Drewry.
BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE.
Mr.. Foster paid a beautiful tribute to
the heroes who planned. upheld and
achieved the independence Of the Ameri-
can people. Thomas Jefferson" he said,
af IpfanapSencp
not only for the American people. but
for the world. The work OF the heroes
Of the Revolution is worldwide one
Referring 10 the placing Of monument
like this in church. he said: Religion
and patriotism are closely allied. "a
triotism Is universal" He then spoke
OF the significance OF the colors in the
flag-red signifying sacrifice; white.
purity Of purpose: blue. peace, serenity.
The monument Is the work Of the
Charles NJ. Walsh marble works In Pc
tersburg. and is universally admired. The
Inscription was written by ex-Congress.
man F. r. Lassiter, of this city, and Is
AZ follows:
In Memory Of
the Patriots
who Planned, upheld and achieved
the Independence Of the United
States of America.
1776-17s2
THE TABLET.
The tablet is Of beauty and finish, and
+ IS seven by four feet At the top Is the
American shield, from which Is sus-
pended a laurel wreath. At the bottom
Is the society's insignia. distaff.
A brilliant reception was given by the
chapter tonight In the parlors of the
Petersburg Club. About two hundred were
present by special invitation. and they
we're received and entertained by the
officers OF the chapter and their friends.
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Buckingham Official.

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BUCKINGHAM G, H., VA, November
12,--The official vote of buckingham coun-
ty Is as follows.
Senate-Camm Patteson. Democrat, 7Ss;
w, G. Franklin. Republican, 457
House OF Delegates-Judge Moss, Demo-
crat, sol; w. -, Shepard, Republican, 1873.
County Treasurer-J. b. Gillian, Demo-
crat, oS7, G. w. Patteson. Republican, 202,
Sheriff--William VILLAINS. Democrat, sos;
Joseph Baker, Republican. 36l
Commissioners Of Revenue. District. No.
&C. c. Camden, Democrat. Ss7; l., b.
Lesnem. Republican, 35i.
Commissioners OF the Revenue, District
No. IN, G. Elan, Democrat. go; Il, II,
Spencer, Republican, b4S.
The official vote OF Cumberland county
has not as yet been received here, hut
Judge Moss carries that county for the
House of Delegates by large majority.
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Lunenburg Court.

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LUNENBURCi, VA, November 1.-THE
County Court, Judge organ presiding. has
been in session since monday trying the
case of Lucy Jordan. a negress, upon the
charge of burning the dwelling house In
May last of w. c. Hawthorne, In this
county, The prisoner was acquitted
Mr.. William Y. Fowks. of this county,
to-day filed his notice OF contest of the
recent election upon O. l.. Hardy. of this
county. Mr.. Hardy was declared elected
by one vote over Mr.. Foulks for commits
sioner of tho revenue, and Mr.. Foulks Is
contrasting to try and get Il recount OF the
votes.
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WESTERN CONFERENCE.
DR.. Tigert Anxious to Get Where
There is a Scrap.
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HIGH POINT. N. c., Nov. B-Bishop
Smith to day announced the following
transfers to the Western North Caro-
lima Conferences: From Denver Confer
ence-Willam r. Edmundson; West
Texas-W, r.. Evans; vlrgInia-Josepl,
NJ. Rowland.
Rev. James Atkins. D, d., Sunday
school editor. and Rev. Or. j. ]. Ilsert
made excellent addresses. and the latter
said he must hurry on to the Virginia
Conference, where he understood they
were having breezy time, for he liked
to witness scrap. provided he did not
got drawn into It,
The report of the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary Society was presented by Mrs,
4. F.. MARI Brevard Erworth School ard
Greesnboro Female College nre both i've
problems, for they need to DO financed
through serious predicaments
The regular missionary anniversary
was held tonight, and strong addresses
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II. o. o. F. ORPHANAGE.
Mr.. Hill Montague, OF Rich
mond, Elected President.

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LYNCHBURG, VA. November l2,--The
Board of Trustees Of the Odd-Fellows'
Orphanage met here to-day and elected
the following officers for tho ensuing
year: Hill Montague, OF Richmond, pres
ident; w, c. Baldwin, of Radford, vice.
president; =. NJ. Bradshaw, of Alexan-
drIa, SECRETARY. and III. A. Robinson, of
Lynchburg. treasurer,
Colonel G.. G. Vaughan. of Franklin,
and Messrs. Montague and Robinson,
Executive Committee.
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The Beagle Trials.
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HoWARDsv1LLE, VA, Nov. FIN the
beagle tr. aas here to-day Cl1es B e was
completed. The winners we're as follows:
First prize, Bonnie b., Charles f.
Brooke; second. defiance" Dunganon
Kennels, II. y. Bruins; third, Mamie B..
Charles f. Brooke.
There was a mistake about Mode -tty."
She Is owned by Mr.. G. Mifflin Wharton.
or Long Island.
In ali there are eighty-tiree dogs here
Mr.. George B. Posts. Mr.. John Frothing-
ham S. Mr.. George Reeds. Mr.. John Cas-
wells, of ar de Cross ng, Mass: Mr..
Brooks and Mr. Staley's Denb,s. both. of
Mary land; Mr. w. q. Rockefeller S. Mr..
McAleer's.
The men expect to run the packs Of 70 r
and eight to-day and Saturday. The
packs Of four are to run for a very. hand =.
some Loving Cup" presented bv Mr. w.
q. Rockefeller. They will win one hall on
holes and one-half on their runn.ns =,
Tho men are carried away by the factlt.
ties for hunting In the low grounds and
uplnnds And the great number Of rabbits.
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Morris-Rice.

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TARAIV1LLE VA, November 2.-Mr.
Frank K. Morris and Miss May Y, RICE
were married tonight at $3.50 o'clock IN
the home OF the brides brother, Mr.. Mich
ard s. Rice, The ceremony was per-
formed by Dr. Richard Mclwaine. OF
Hampden- Sidney College
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Rice, and Is a very pretty
and attractive young lady, The groom, IS
a very popular young man. and holds
n position with the Southern Express
Company.
A reception will be given at the Morris
home tomorrow night In honor OF them,
The attendants were Miss Louise Morris
and Mr.. =. B. Hughes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-13
WHAT YOU NEED FOR coNsTlPA,
TON

When troubled with constipation, what
you need is a remedy that Is sure TO pro-
duce the desired effect. A remedy that il
mild and gentle in its action. remedy
that leaves the bowels In natural and
healthy condition. A remedy that Is easy
and pleasant to take. Chamberlains
Stomach and Liver Tablets meet all these
requirements. Give them trial, and
you will never wish 10 take another dose
OF pills. Use them as directed and they
will cure chronic constipation. Price %
cents, Every box is warranted For sale
by all drugGista.
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NO FRAUD CHARGED.
Candidate Bases His Contest OF
Mistakes in the Count.
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DUBLIN, VA, November 10. E. Jor-
dan who was defeated in the late election
by his Republican opponent, r. NJ. ].
Hunter, in the race for county treasurer
by the narrow margin of fourteen votes,
has filed notice OF contest, demanding a
recount OF the ballots by the County
Court.
He disclaims any charge of fraud on
the part of the election officers. but al
leges numerous cases OF mistaken count
at a number of precincts. of misconduct
on the part of one of the judges of cleo
t,on at snowvillc Precinct, and OF the
failure at number Of precincts of the
Judges to be sworn. as provide. by law.
The result of the recount Is looked for
ward to with much interest
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ALL GO SOUTH NOW.
Buffalo Sails, Minneapolis and
Yankee Coaling.
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Special to The Times Dlspatch.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Nov. l2.--The
auxiliary cruiser Buffalo sailed this
morning for Bahia Honda, and is ex-
pected Il return in about ten days, when
she VIII leave to convoy the torpedo boat
flotilla to the Philippines
The cruiser Minneapolis came up to-
day from Old Point. and is loading coal,
She is under orders to proceed south
The Yankee Is also expected from Old
Point to load coal.
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c. & o. IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Special Authorization to do Bust
ness in That State.
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CHARLESTON. KANAWHA% COUNTY.
w. VA, Nov. 12.-Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company. incorporated under
the laws Of West Virginia, was to-day
authorized to do business In this state.
This official announcement was. necessi-
tated because of the numerous changes
that had been made In the State since
the first authority was granted. The NUM-
erous branches in this State have for the
most part been incorporated under the
laws of Virginia, but quite a Few nave
heen incorpora ted in this State, hence
the cause Of issuance of authorization
papers. A document was filed at the
county clerks Office which transfers all
the property of the company as incorpo-
rated under the laws Of this State to the
company as incorporated under the laws
OF Virginia.
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Will Have Treaty Ready.
(By Associated Press:


WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE State
Department to-day received cablegram
from Acting Consul-General Ehr-
man, at Panama saying that
Philippe Brunau-varllla, he Pam
anna minister TO Washington, is the
person charged by his government With
power to negotiate a canal treaty with
the government of the United States, and
that Messrs. Boyd and Amador. the CONS
missIoners, who sailed two days ago
for Washington. were charged with other
missions.
M. Brunau-Yarilla Is disposed TO put
forth every effort to hasten this treaty
negotiations. There is some probability
that the new treaty viii be ready for
transmission to the Senate before Ci1lst-
Alas-
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Eustler-Shields.

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ROANOKE, VA, November 12'-Mlss
Maude Shields, daughter OF Mrs, y. W.
shields. and Mr.. Marvin Eustler, OF Blue
field, were married to-day at tho residence
of the bride, Rev, w. G. Campbell ottici-
MISS Jennie Shields, sister of the bride.
was maid of honor, and Mr.. John Sa M
nler. of Crewe, was best man,
owing to the recent death OF the pFlaes
Gather the marriage was very quiet. The
couple left on tho noon train for Blue
field.
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CAPT. MARTINS TRIAL.
Will Plead temporary Insanity
Caused by Intoxication.
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SUFFOLK, VA, Nov. 1.-THE trial OF
Captain William Martin. charged with
the murder Of George Tucker, an aged
negro. was begun at Isle Of Wight Court
house to-day. Owing to the indisposi-
ton of Judge Atkinson, Judge J. F. West.
of Waverly. is presiding in response to a
R,tnesses }oday wepe
tor the State and another was on
wnen court adjourned. They said Tuck
err pleaded for his life with 'uplifted
hands Just before being shot to death.
The defense plea will be temporary In
sanity caused by intoxication.
Dr. T. D. Crothers. of Hartford, Conn.,,
Is there as the defense expert. The
case will last four days.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

ISDeC1aI 10 TIC IIIIIES-l1IspdtEIJ
l4EESRURG, VA, November l2,-Miss
Annie May Pearson, daughter Of Mr., Ed.
Pearson, of Bloomfield, this county, and
Mn. j, Bernard Throckmorton, son OF Mr..
Mason Throckmorton, of Buemont, this
county, were married IN Washington, d..
C., on TUESDAY. November nth. Both are
prominent socially. Mr.. Throckmorton Is
in business In Bluemont
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GOLD VEIN FOUND
ON THE TROUT FARM
Output Promises to be Very
Rich if it is in Sufficient
Quantities.
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NSEtVIHI 10 t nc 'ItIeS- k<tkNH7
SALEM. VA, November 1s--Gold has
been discovered on the Trout farm. be-
tween Salem and Roanoke and there is
every prospect OF large and rich vein.
1t was discovered by the makins of cut
for a switch on tho Norfolk and Western
Railway.
The vein OF rock IN which the sold Is
found is thirty feet wide, and a we'll
known miueraiogist states that IL found In
sufficient quantities the output Will be
very rich
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Carter--Pigg.

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CHATHAM, VA, Nov. l2-Miss Matte
L. Pigg and Mr.. Brantley Garter OF
Dry Fork, were married IN washington
Wednesday night, Their marriage came
.as a surprise to their friends, as they
accompanied another couple.
The bride Is daughter OF Mr. ], IL.
Pieg, a prominent county citizen. The
groom is travelling salesman for Lynch-
burg firm.
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Tobacco Growers Meet,
lBy Asaoclnted PresH.l

Wy AHoUFIlINH ITFFH,J
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 12-Oyer
three hundred tobScco growers, represent.
Ing the White hurley districts III OHIO
and Kentucky, are holding secret meet.
ing here To-day for the purpose Df ar.
6anging details OF loan OF ten million
collars. offered by the New York Ia.
curly Warehouse Company. 10 handle
the crop. 80 as 10 wrest tho control OF
The product from the tobacco trust.
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Election Contest.

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FREDERICKsiBuRG, VA. November
l2-W. p. Rcamey and G. S. kenney
Democratic candidates for trcnsnrer and
sherin. respectively. In Stafford county,
In the recent election, who were defeated
by "a G. Chcsley and Walter Wamsley
Republican incumbents. have filed no,
ticc of contest.
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Was Beaten to Death.
nv Associated Prcss.)

(By Associated Prose-
CHARLOTTE. ". c., Nov. 12.-Fleet
wilkins, n merchant at Picks Siding.
two miles from Roxboro. died to-day
~r.om the effects OF an assault committed
Upon him by a negro named Adam
Hunt.
The negro had demanded money, which
being refused. he literally beat wilkins
10 death. Tho negro was arrested and
lodged In ja.
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CANNOT RECOVER.
Girl Who Was Burned Lies in
Unconscious State.

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WYTHEVILLE, VA. November 10
Bessie Warner whose fatal burning was
reported in this paper to-day is still alive.
but without hope of recovery. She lies
unconscious at her home at Ivanhoe.
In Wytheville to-day Eugene Brinkley.
a young boy. was shot by his younger
brother. aged nine. while they We're play
ing with shotgun. One shot entered the
corner of his eye and the other In his
Jaw. The wounds are not serious.
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will soon be reinstated, as the funds re-
ce,yed from sale of these calendars. also
the various sums Of money received, w" M
be used in making Improvements on 'ne
sa cred edifice.