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The evening world., 1903-03-14

I he came out OF the den: and before
he told you TO 20 20 the chtldren?
| He said: T1e has been murdered!
| What did you cay to that?'
',Nothlng that j remember. " -.
| did you not ask who had done Il
or how or why It had been done7"
| II did not.
! Too stunned for Thoussht.
II was too stunned to ask anything" "
| AT that time did you have any idea
as 70 who might have done NJ
YOU knew Mr., Burdick was suing
FOR. divorce?"
| II did"
| From whom did you learn that7"
From Mr. Burdlck Mrs. Burdick had
Did he recite any OF the facts on
| ''He did not
"Sewic. in this, suit was obtained on
| Mrs Burdick in her homer
1T was" .
viii you repeat what she said7"
II cannot now recall what she said. q"
How long after the papers were
| served before she went away?"
She left the same day. She bade me
Eood.by end snd said she was going to
do you know who went with her to
Niagara Falls?'
~ do not, She never was In the house
after she went TO Niagara Falls until
al tt1 iltL y uthlH,
Never Iuterceded with Burdiclx.
You never tried to see Mr.. Brdick
to relentT'
Il did not"
"Yon never criticized him for ordering
his wife from the flouse?''
II did not thought he had right
to II he felt justified"
Did you know II he was justified"
Il did not
Mrs. Burdick was your only child.
and yon did not take any steps to fnd
whether her husband was treating her
unfair"
"Wcll. 1t is none OF my business.
never meddled In their affairs"
"Ddn't you have an opinion? | want
your opinion
wen. at the time my daughter left
home, thought she was some what to
blame. Her conduct was imprudent to
say the least"
Knew of No Row
1T has been reported there was a row
In the house about a week before the
murder. VIII you say as to that2'
mo troubles occurred that know Of"
Didn't Mr., Burdick leave home once
after a row?'
Yes He didn't leave Buffalo. but he
remained away from home several
days"
when was that?"
"A year ago last January"
What was the occasion for his leav
inc?'
IL don't know unless that he thought
he would like 1t better downtown"
Mrs. Hall explained that she remained
after her daughter went away. because
Burdick asked her 10 stay with the
children.
What the Cook Saw.
This closed Mrs Halls ordeal. and
Maggie Murray. the cook In the Bur
dick home. took the stand. Maggie said
she spent the evening OF Feb. 20 out and
returned 10 the house at 1920 o'clock.
Mr.. Burdlck opened the door from the
front hall 10 the back hall as she en-
tered the back hall from the kitchen.
He was clad only In his underwear.
what did he do when he saw you?"
He stepped back quickly and partially
closed the door"
What did you dor
81 passed directly up to my room on
the third floor"
Heard No Suspicious Noiaea.
Did you hear any noises during the
night"
Within FIVE or ten minutes after 1
got TO my room I heard some one sHlak-
Ing down the furnace and putting on
coal. Nothing else
The evening world., 1903-03-14
MISS ANDERSON FREE.

no EvidsRos that she AIDED to
swinaIe Trast %. OF hsDusiis
Allss Gertrude Anderson. who has
besu iInpE4soned f0r several weeks
charged sstth defraudins the Trust Com
pany Of ths Republic oy means OF
.chsclLs drawn against fict.aous ac-
counts. WAS erralGnsd befors Jugtics
Mayer ~ the Court Of 6Ueelai Sessions
to-day. she was discharged from cua-
TAs Di1trIct.Attorney. once asrsed
y ffls oiqrhnyte. en4 = ttnder4lood
- = sI'', -
The evening world., 1903-03-14
PENNELL AND HIS WIFE
LAID IN THE GRAVE.

BRuNSwRcK, Me-. March i4-Wfth
a brief eommlttal service, the bodies
of Arthur r. Pennell and his wife
were buried here to-day in tine PEN
nell lot, at Pine Grove Cemetery, The
caskets containing the bodies arrived
here just before 2 O'Clock Prspara-
tions had been made to receive thasm,
and without delay they were removed
To the Cemetery,
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AMtES STARTS WEST.

EH-MayOr OF nI1nnSaDolis ITO Ss@nA !
Trial ON Bribery ohssz9e.
MANCGnDsTER, N. IL. aIazch 1s--Dr. \
A. H. Ames, ex-lMayoe Of MAnneapdiis.
left here to-day on his voluntary rstairR
to the Minnesota city TO answer to
charges for bribery Ehsrtff Dgegsr. ee
Mime apolia, and Deputy- -6herdh Doane,
Of Manchester. N H, aceomg4anied The
doctor.
the party. They viii pass tcsnashf m
Boston, eAf j
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szhare w4ss blood stains on the door
4n6 on the wall beside the couch"
epld you see any papers scattered
a11ufr'
4es, thsre were papers scattered
.>aut the floor. ana the desk appeared
s. - ittsred."
yen would surmiss that the desk had
tasn rataaClsdY"
nepk HAa Bsen nansaeIEed.
'1ees noticed drawer open. |
1I1 oet exaEnine thangs olosssly. /
zol4t 70 leave nhlnGs exactly as they
- eatii he aEsiyal Of nhe polics. DR.
s'eF I'D lNhsn ~ found tho body the
@E Id been wEapoed three times
ezz HaTdle5re head"
Ia Eqn - the room a. Or. Marcy
==#= = HaTe eeea III"
AIf.p
le4laa1 p.en ldsntinsd police
-|.4 q ne roon taken 5ust ~
sH ~ Ee.ieb eEflyed
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VENEZUELAN REBELS WIN.

RevoIutaOnists Say p'hey R014sA
Government Forces At OSses
wuLIInMsTAD. Island Of csaraaoa.
March n-The vsnssuslaa Fsvo1xA1on-
the Government forces In the battle
which took plaoe recently near Ccro.
Veneauela-
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basAink bilAA. Bi.sainS and REellaalas Piss
~ E e sa q ssss olssss. - y ssi.ad
tks nisnsy yhsFl 4 talls y ssss any ea1t ct
gllss ~ nt.sss 4 ~ E Is-s s'.aslHs o.tss ss4l-
lsss Az59 o. eS5lfs,aisl Esgs slsl aal -,
Hs,.,:s, ~. .,z 4 Y 80 IL 20 n. - 2 ~ y.
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couch7''
Yes ana fifteen Inches below # IVA.
Burdick's head" - was
ioor?" '"1h une
III had"
c0uchT VI me
into tina floor"
Aow was the body oIothedY'
rhere was only an underahir, :,
was bloOd-stained." -
Gould you identity it3'A
II could"
A shtver passed through the f.n,rIns
AUDITORS as DISTRICT Attorney Co.,-.
worth called for the undershirt b,rt 4,
was not In court. y
timer" ~ '"s
"xas. DR.
What elss covered the oodyr'
'ssysral DiIiows ana . bed quit
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TWO KILLED IN TRRIvVvRECK
Five Others BADLY InAsxssd when
Engine HIT Freight 1n Foe.

special TO tbs Evening WORLDLY
LYNCHBURG. Va, AdaS.ch I4.-Duatng
@ heavy fog to-day a lnoaa SHIFT en-
gine ran into a fre4sht-tratn OF eazty-
Ave cars, kilaang Fireman J. n. PmSvis
and Brakeman Noon
Bnganeer W. @. Monroe ysA9 fakasly
tgsiIITsd' gisss William aa aSese sSesT Snesss Sss1ee
Nuckola and Fireman Bsam, OF the
freight train. were badly hlIRt.
The evening world., 1903-03-14

Agnes Snyder, two and : hAA years
old, of No. so2 East esgsnassnth street.
s9ciaens4llY 81 g.st q n arm story
- Nss aa<(EzleiS -
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LEE IN ASYLUM AGAIN.
WsAt over ths New JsrHsy Line And
the Authorities Captured Hini.
tspssaAl to TIE nysAinAs wOsid.l

Nop~NAl 70 lne Asehiuag WorioND
TRENTON. N. j.. March N-William
]. Lee. who has been declared sane In
New York and insAne in Now Jersey,
was taken into custody to-day by two
Ieteetiyes ana resomusatted 20 the state
Hospital. near this city.
Lee was taken before Vice-Ohaneellor
Rssd sometlms ESQ on a wstt OF habsaa
corpus and was sivsa permission 70 At
tsnd. his fAthers funsrNl nAxt day. upon
n p11ni1o y re2l41 ~ tlle tlp4g1tAl
4 lsz ~ - = zzSsaiEs. - - aSss -.
The evening world., 1903-03-14
THE PLEA FOR SECRECY.

HoWand, Medca
summoned to the Burdck of
said. There met DR. William H. Marcy
Burdick
killed committed make an
suicide for the OF the family
smoking and shown the the log
guilt which Burdicks head
that the suicide impossible
that a crime had
Mr. murder
Dr '
Yes He told me of Burdck having divorce
Kitchen slightly open The lea on the window
broken | see IL there wers -
: gard beneath" '~
famiy?"
yes spoke to Mrs Hull Maggie Murray Mrs ur .os -
having gone to Mr. burdicks
enpd Then she called the to the a
'' '"'
youno ice in the room?"
The evening world., 1903-03-14
VI MESS SAYS FAMILY
.HiED TO HUSH UP MURDER


Exam
stated In his testimony that Dr. Marcy Burdk
requested him. II possible his Bur
suicide After examining
informed that suicide
he
that al witnesses entitled o
said I'VE
throw hst this murder Something
public win police this naues is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-17
NEW ORLEANS RACES
Ailyar in First Race was Only FayorIte
to Win,

H. .
(By Associated Press.)
NEW ORLEANS, February 16.--Ailyar
in the first race was the only winning
favorite to-day. Summary:
First race--sclling. Ave furlongs-Ailyar
ne to 81 first, Master Il to % second.
Antonlous q to y third. Time. l:o5.
Second race-slx furlongs-Alpaca Go to
III first. Flamboyant 600 to ~ second, Rus
sellton GO to y third. Time, LEO.
Third race-mile and sixteenth. selling
Charles .. 16 to y first. Inspector Shea
6 to y second, Locust Blossom % to y
third. Time. l:b6,
Fourth race--handicap. one mile-Ben
Chance Is TO y first. Albert D. Dewey c.
to p second. Potheep (even) third. Tine,
TAT,
Fifth race-selling, milo and SIXTH
Bud Enlbry Go to y first. Sue johnson
G to y second, Eliza Dillon lis to j third
Time, l:t6 3-5
Sixth raee--selling, seven furlongs-
>sapere G5 TO y first, Kiawasa (eyep) So.
cond, Doc WOODS @ to % third, Time,
1856
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-17
SENATE STEERING
COMMITTEE MEETS
(By Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON. D. c., February 1s,-
Much time was spent to-day by Repuh-
lcan Senators In conference In an effort
to arrive at a satisfactory solution Of tho
legislative problem In the Senate caused
by the statehood bill, and after the Sem
ate adjourned the Republican Steering
cmumittee held meeting with the same
am IN view,
No absolute decision was reached, but
tho favorlte plan Is to attempt to dis
pince the statehood bill with some meas
ure which will catch the votes Of many
OF the friends af the statehood bill such
as the antitrust Senators, the Senate
Committee on the judiciary, or the eight
hour bill.
il this plan on experiment should prove
imrraetleable. the consolidation coompro-
mise bill probably will ba reported from
tho Committee m Territories. and an ef-
fort will be made to pass It by eontin-
NOUS sessions, thus exEaustng debate
When the Steering Committee adjourned
the understanding was that tho proposed
coupe should be undertaken tomorrow
or next day,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-17
ONLY ONE CANDIDATE
Withdrawal Of Mr.. Epes Leaves Col.
Hasklns to Succeed Mr.. Southal
Especial to The Times.D!spatch.>


Especial to The imes.Dlspatch.,
NOT OW-AY. c. H., VA, February 10.
BY tho withdrawal OF T. freeman Epss.
ESQ.,, chairman Fourth District. and H.
p. Lee, q prominent attorney OF Nrewe,
Va, from the field, leaves Colonel Meade
Ha skins, Of Blackstone, the only cand!-
date for the IIouse of Delegates from
the counties OF Nottoway and Amelia, to
fill the unexpired term OF r. G.. Southall.
which will be caused by his resignation
on the first OF March to take his seat In
Congress. There has been some talk OF
the anti-whiskey people putting up can
didate, who would obllgate himself to
support the Mann bill. but as yet It has
not crystalized.
The grand Jury at the last term Of the
County Court brought In an Indictment
against Mr., George II. Robertson, one
OF our most prominent farmers. tor In
voluntary granddaughter. Mr.. Robertson
runs store about four miles from Motto
way Courthouse. and on the night before
last Christmas had a difficulty In his store
with Glenn Fitzgerald, colored, about a
seventy cents account Mr.. Robertson
claims that Fitzgerald was advancing
on him with aInve-pound rock In his
hand, uplifted. and he struck him over
the head with a crowbar, from which
blow the negro died n about four hours.
Mr.. Robertson will De tried at The March
term OF our County Court, and will be de-
Tended by Hon. William II. Mann and
Colonel Meade Haskins. The interest of
the State Will be looked after by our able
Commemorative attorney, Hon. w. a.
MI Robertson will be tried at the March
Watson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-17
JEALOUSY MOTIVE OF
SUICIDE AND MURDER
my Associated press.l

SOMERSET, Pa, February ls,-clIysr
Nieaols, lumbermar, shot and killed
Mrs, Ira shafter in the woods near Edie
Postoiiics to-day, and then placing the
muzze of the shotgun to his face. blew
his head of, Airs shaffer was on her
way to her fathers home, accom- nan ed
by two young ladies, when Nichols stem.
ped from behind a tree and commanded
the young woman to stand aside. he
than levelled the weapon at Mrs. Shat,
fsr and shot her through the breast.
after which he killed himself She Was
twenty-five years old and married. hui
and left him, II is thopsht the deed was
prompted through Jealousy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-17
BRYAN TALKS
TO THE WOMEN.
Makes an Address Before the
Woman's Democratic Club
of Brooklyn City.
fBy Associated Pres.:l


NEW YORK. February l6--Manyf wo.
men were present to hear William Zen.
nings Bryan speak before tho Womsn'i
Democratic Club In Brooklyn this even.
Ing. 1t was no sense q reception to Afr.
Bryan, for Mr.. Bryan himself said.
II have been restrained from taking
part In anything like reception for fear
that my motives might have been miscon.
strued."
I'm New York" continued Mr.. Bryan,
"a man can't do anything without mis-
construction, II he says anything they
are not willing to let 1t stop at that and
II he says nothing they make up some
thing for him"
Mrs. Eugene V. Brewster, president OF
tho league, cordially greeted Mr.. Bryan
and euIogized him, and the former presi-
dental candidate received warm well
come from the league and their friends.
Among other things, Mr.. Bryan said:
II am Just rs much interested In public
affairs as ever, but am not q candidate
Tor President or any other office. re-.
gard the obligations that rest upon the
private citizen as imperative as those I'M
posed upon pubic Officials.
~ have felt that can no more escape
from the work that ] am now trying TO
40 than man in the penltentlary can es-
cape from the work imposed on him..
II am not going to change my views
on public questions and am stu pre-
pared to give reasons for my latin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-17
IN MEMORlAM.

Mrs. Maria VI Whitlook died February
8, 1903 at s,55 A. M. TO the uneit
IT'S hor name written thera7'' comes the
affirmative answer not only from tho
lips and hearts Of those that knew her
and mingled with her on earth, but mo
thinks, that the angels also from tho
golden shpres Of eternal psaos chnnt the
Hwoct rofsaiu. Yes. her name Is writ
ton here.'N ELer genuine Christian life
work Ia not written on that which Wall
soon fade, but upon tho hearts and Nom.
cries OF those who knew hor true worth
ana loved her. Often the tear drops
have boon seen upon her benlsnant lace.
ovincing tho deepest sympathy and tom
dor soliolt,de FOR those who were IN sor'
row OF any Kind. She va always rNady
TO cheer the lonely, to visit tho SICK and
In her Ito and acts the spirit OF her
blessed Muster was ever characterized.
For months she bore with heroic Tor
titude the most severe pain and su'ler-
ing. Her patience was extremely un'
common and beautiful and without
murmur Her faith in God waa truely
inspiring. She fully realized her cond!'
ton. and calmly awaited the end. IN
disposition ehe was modest and unas-
Stunning. yet within her heart and spirit
was courage unhlching Her watch.
through the pearly gates ana IS now
baslking In the eternal sunshine OF Joy.
Her loved ones who have preceded her
are now her comrions forever The
fragrance Of her useful life will i've
ever more
May God In his love and mercy give
grace and strength to her afrectlonate
husband Captain William B, Whtlock.
and her devoted daughter. Miss Alice.
who are shrouded In poignant grief and
loneliness. The. untir1ng attendance OF
Miss Alice to her mother through her
long illness was truly lovely and pa
thetlo.
I invoke Gods richest bcnediction upon
my lifelong friend and his daughter a d
when their pilgrimage on earth shall
cease may tho golden curtain OF the
blue sky be rolled UP to reveal to them
the dazzling splendor Of their heavenly
home where mansion mot made with
hands" shall await them and where they
Will meet the immortal spirits Of their
loved ones who have gone before.
a r n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-17
COL. GORDONM'CABE
is THE PRESIDENT
He is Chosen to Preside Over
the Westmoreland Club.
The Other OfflCers.

colonel W. Gordon McCabe was last
night elected president Of the Westmore-
land Club. He succeeds Mr.. Junius B.
Mosby, who was not candidate for re-
election, having served the usual terms
Of former presidents.
notwithstanding the rainy. d!sagreea-
BILE weather, there was fairly good
sized attendance Of the members. When
Colonel McCabe had been elected pres
ident he accepted the office in q little
speech which was gem Of oratory. Every
body who knows Colonel McCabc knows
how we'll he measures upon occasions Of
this sort. He Is born orator.
Colonel McCabe fairly swept his audi
ence from It's feet with his eloquent words
accepting the office,
Mr.. Henry L. Cabell was elected vice.
president and Mr. r. A. Lancaster, Jr.,
secretary.
Following are the Board of Governors
chosen: Messrs Alexander Cameron,
board who hold over are: Messrs. T.
NJ. Workman, James A. Moncure. Allen
Potts and George Bryan.
The report Of the Building Committee
was most satisfactory one. Recently
there have been very valuable additions
to the clubs quarters. These extend
down the Sixth Street side.
After the meeting, supper a. most de-
lightful Informal affair, was served in the
new addition to the building.
The clubs quarters have recently been
considerably enlarged. There has been no
annex" to the building, but simply ad-
dtional rooms added. Last night the
meeting was held In very commodious
assembly hall. lately built. Supper was
served In one Of the rooms lately built
There are several additional sleeping
rooms, and, altogether. the club has
nearly double the room space it former
ly had.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-17
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Francis Q. Smith.

Mrs.. Frances Osgood Smith died Mon
,nv morning at 1890 o'clock at the su-
bl,rban home of her son-in-law. William
ellis Jones.
Mrs Smith was one Of the nobiest and
tencerest OF won}en-one who shone In
hnr home and always found her chief
there,
she was the oldest member Of the
Gro ce-street Baptist Church, and was
greatly beloved BY the people OF that con-
gregatlon.
w, H. Gibbs and Mrs. Wl.-tam Ellis
Jones. The funeral notice appears else
where In these columns,
Or Chas Q Conway
Judge Daniel Grlnnan received 3 tele-
gram last night informing him OF the
death OF DR.. Charles catlatt Conway, q
prominent and esteem ed physician of Rap
ldan. Culpeper county, He was sixty
years Of age.
Dr. Conway was the father OF Mrs.
Henry Warren. OF this city. and an uncle
by marriage OF Mrs. Egbert Leigh.
Mrs. F. G. Santer.
Mrs. Frederke Caspas santer died Sat
urady afternoon at 500 o'clock at Robin
Park farm. She was In her seventy-third
year, Mrs. Santer was born at Freuden-
stadt, Wurtenburg. Germany. She was
the mother Of Mrs Nicholas StIeged
The funeral took place at O'Clock yes
terdny afternoon, from the residence
The lnteyment was made In Oakwood
Cemetery,
Mrs, Martha E, WhtIock,
Mrs. Martha =, Whitlock died Satr--
day at her home, near Curtis Neck. She
was In her scventy-second year.
The funeral will take place at O'clock
this afternoon from the residence,
Children Dead.
Robert Alvin Zones, son Of Robert C.
and Minnie Kuhn Zones, died yesterday.
aged SIX years ana six months.
The funeral viii take place at 4 o'clock
this afternoon from tho residence, No.
2al4 Church Hill Avenue,
Minnie Ruth Wood died at 4:45 O'clock
yesterday morning at the residence OF
her mother. No. Ills North Twenty-sey-
enth Street. She WAS nine years of
aee,
The funeral will take place at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon from the East,End
BAPTIST Church,
Francis Milholand Morissey. Infant son
of Mr.. ard Mrs. y, n, ]. Morrlssey No.
GIT East Leigh Street, died Sunday morn.
ing al 7ia0 o'clock
Alexander OVERLY,
=, lsrsssslisli, 1 e The Times, pispAteh,l
Alexander Overly dled suddenly to-day
at bis home. tust outside Of this town.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-17
DEATHS.

sMITH,-plcd. at the residence of nor
t3n, W., Tabs,i@srsY 1sth 1893 at iS:so X
rel!ct OF John Wesley Smith, in tn,
eIghtyrsixth year, of her age, ~
The funeral VIII take place from sos
~ ~ j., G laGns street Tells cTpesday| AT
TRIGG, Entered into rest Monday, Feb,
ruary is, 1908, at 2 p. M WILLIAM r,
1'RIGG. in the afty-fouFth year Of his
age.
w FSssEH tisF A Hs5S EHyos!tSS cssFaa
o'clock,
February Il, 1908. at
her residence, near. Curtis Neck, VA,
MARTHA u. WIEFLocIs, In her sew
enty-seeond year,
Funeral services from above residence
O,pAf sTgsHaas>, February 18th. at
O'clock F. N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-17
CONTRACT FOR
THE CATHEDRAL
j. E. l. and S. Pennock Will
Do Work on the Super
structure.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch, )

NEW YORK. Feb. 16,--Architect Nc
CURE. who has designed the great Rich
mond Catholic Cathedral given by Street
Railway Magnate Ryan, states that J.
E. J. and 8. Pennock who have offices
IN this city, have taken the entire con-
tract tor tho surerstrQctVre OF the edi-
nee except furniture, decorations and
the steam heating and yenulatIng. to
cost $3.50, 900. Mr.. Mcclure understa nds
the work has started, though he has no
report to that effect as yet. Indiana
Limestone from the Bedford auarrles will
pc largely used In the construction, and
the contract will be q large one.
me plans have not been modified as
to tho size of the structure, but only in
other inconseduantial details.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-17
SERIOUS FIRE
At BLACKSTONE
CONTINUED from First Page.)

old Robinson Hotel across Broad Street
was prevented from catching.
1t Is terribly blistered and scorched.
The Olympia saloon was also In great
danger Had either of these caught the
Courier Printing Office and many other
buildings would have surely gone.
The large brick structures across Main
Street Of the Seay- Bagley Company and
the Harris Dillard Hardware Company
were kept safe by the plentiful use Of
water in buckets, although the heat was
SO intense as to break several large
glasses In each the upper stories. Three
Of the buildings were occupied by fam
lilies, who lost nearly all Of their be-
longings. The large brick store OF D.
T, Epson. which stopped the progress OF
the fire, caught In the roof and coping
just at the close of serious danger, but
was e1tinguished with but little damage.
Had this caught the burned area would
have been twice as large. All further
danger is now felt to be entirely over.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-17
Wedding Cards

(Speclal to The Tlmes-Dspatch)
WARRENTON, Var February l6.-
cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Mrs. Mary Harrison Charrlngton TO
Mr.. Edward Ashley Cooper. In the st.
James Episcopal Church, of this place,
on THURSDAY. February 10th. at 4 o'clock.
late Percy ", Charrington; Of distln-
eulshed English family, and Is a daugh-
ter of Major and Mrs. p. Beverly Ran
doph, of Clarke county,
Mr. Cooper comes from prominent
family In England. He has made bis
home here for some years past,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-17
Soon to be Married.

fspecin, n The Times. Disnateh>
WARRENTOS, VA, February ls-
Mrs. Mary Harrison Darlington and Mr:
Edward Ashley Cooper will he ma rr1ef
In the ST. James Episcopa1 Church: OK
this place, on THURSDAY. February isth,
at o'clock. The marriage was an
,;nrton Is the widow Of the late Percy
NJ Darlington. Mrs. Carrin gton is of thu
random family OF Virginia. She Is the
daugh ute Of Major and Mrs. 2. Beverly
Randolph. Of Clarke county. Mr. coops.
has lived here for some years, and IS
a well-known and popular gentleman.