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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
VADEN CASE
NOT TRIED
Telephone Line Building
From Petersburg to the
Courthouse.
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CHESTERFIELD, VA, October a.
The case against Walter Walden, VINO is
awaiting trial for the murder of Robert
S. Webster, on July 18th, near Winter
pock, was not begun to-day, having on
Monday been postponed by the court ana
set for hearing on the second day OF inc
next term-November 10th. Many OF the
Commonwealths witnesses. not having
heard that the case had been continued
came from their distant homes to the
courthouse to-day, expecting to TESTIFY
in tho case. among them Messrs. Il. y.
Lane and ]. w. Cousins, Of Amelia.
Judge J. M. Gregory and Mr.. Harry
Smith. the attorneys for the prosecution
have made good use Of tho misunder-
standing on the part Of those who came
in, closely questioning them and gather
ing such Information as will strengthen
the Commonwealth side. MIR. Vaden mas
engaged a strong team for his defense IN
Messrs. Charles l.. Page and p. II. Wells,
Of Manchester, and they Will make
stout fight to show that the homicide was
justiflable and in self-defense.
He is n son Of Mr.. Mike Yaden late
of this county, and brother to Henry
Walden, and married daughter OF DR.. ~.
j. Fowlkes of Winterpock. Some OF me
witnesses in the case expressed dlssat.
isfaction to-day at the rostponement OF
the trial Of tho Walden case. as the
weather Is now ideal. and may be disa-
greeable in November.
The Petersburg Telephone Company.
which has secured permission from tho
county supervisors and individual land
owners to Anstruct a branch telephone
line along the highway from the Peters
burg turnpike to the courthouse, has be-
gun the distribution of It's telephone poles
between here and Centralia, which work
will occupy about a week. Tho people are
expecting to be- put in touch with Rich
mond and Petersburg in about month $
time. ~
The Theobald tract of 1o3 acres, on the
Centralla road, has been sold to Mrs.
Lawrence Casselman, who has recently
moved to this county from Ohio.
Miss MabelT. Cogbill is slowly recoV-
ering fromlan attack OF typhoid FEVER.
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QUIET HOME WEDDING
Miss Mary Katherine Bagby Bride OF
Alexander " addelI May.
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STAUNTON, VA, Oct. IA very quiet
but pretty wedding took place this morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the residence OF Ms.
Harriet Theresa I3agby. when he! daush-
ter, Mary Katharine Bagby. became the
bride of Alexander Waudeil May. inc
ceremony was performed BY the Rev;
Walter Q. Hulhhen. Of Trinity. EplsGopta.i
Church The parlors were beautltully
decorated with a profus.on of howers
and evergreens for the occas on; 1 e
maid of honor was Miss Nett.e Bagby.
sister of the bride, of Franklin w. Va;
and Mr. Harry May. OF Washington, y:
c., bother of the groom acted as pest
man.
The bride who comes from an old Vir.
ginia family. is one of Staunton most
attractive and charming young laui9s ;,
and on the occasion looked unusl any
happy and charming in her going away
gown of blue cloth. .,o
Mr.. Nav has been for many years the
deputy clerk Of the Supreme , Court Oh
Appeals at it's place of SESSION here.
a visit to the home of the bride re-
vealed a room nearly filled with costly
wedding presents. 49,,
train for Washington. New YORK ana
other Northern cities, to spend lt, tnGir
honeymoon, after which they Will make
their home in this city.
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BY FRAUD
DIAB0LICAL
Is the Way Trehy Accounts
for Defeat.
THEY WILL NOT CONTEST
Surfman Capps Will Be Presented With
aGoId Medal for Life Saving by
Harmony Lodge Of Cdd-F elbows
ofWhich He is a Member.
THEY WILL NOT CONTEST
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NORFOLK, VA. Oct. Thames V.
Trehy, leader OF the defeated faction
OF the Democratic primary yesterday,
declares the result shown on the face
OF the returns was achieved By ''diaboli-
cal fraud" He win, however, counsel
his side against a contest. He was &C
Quilted in the Police Court to-day OF
assaulting policeman at the polls
The Dey faction protests that everything
was conducted fairly.
GOLD MEDAL.
surfman Capps, OF Sea Tack life saving
station, who unaided rescued two OF
the crow OF the Ocean Belle in the hur-
ricane Saturday. is to receive a gold
medal. II will be presented by Harmony
Lodge, Odd-Fellows, OF THIS city. Oh
which he is member. 1t Will be pre-
sented at public meeting by Colonel
William Lamb.
The government will also likely present
Mr.. Capps with two life saving medals.
The schooner ]. b. Holden. which
struck during the storm on Currituck
Beach, does not require the assistance
of wreckers. She Will likely be saved,
although she is now full Of water
CITY DECORATED.
The city Is decorated In honor OF the
great Jamestown Exposition mass meet
ing tomorrow. A banquet will be ten
dercd the Governors of North Carolina
and Virginia after the meeting. me
Seventy-frst Regiment will act as null
tary escort to the distinguished visitors.
General Fltz Lee. Senators Daniel ana
Martin, congressman Swanson, Lamb ana
MAYNARD, will also be here. Clark Howeli
and John Temple Graves, Of Georgia
will come
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FIGHT In
CAROLINE
Contest for Commonwealth
Attorney Is Close.
KING GEORGE CONTEST
Mr.. y. Il. Boggs Appeals to County Ex-
ccutive Committee from Ruling of
Canvassing Board-Barn Fired
by Spontaneous Combustion.
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FREDERICKSBURG, VA, october a.
A fight In Caroline county for Common
wealth's Attorney, between Mr.. w. E.
Ennis, the present Incumbent and Mr. A.
B. Chandler who formerly hold the Office,
is probably the hottest In the State.
There are contests for number of other
offices In the county, but this overshad-
ows all the balance. The Republicans
held q meeting and decided not to en-
dorse any candidate. but to leave the
choice MS between men. Expressions from
{. number Of Individual Republicans ndi-
ca tie that a majority Of that party would
support the independent candidates where
there are any.
Mr.. j. II. Boggs, of King George coun
ty, who Is n candidate for commissioner
Of the revenue In the Democratic pri-
mary held last Saturday. and was de-
feated by Mr.. ]. A. Pullen. the incum-
bent by a majority of seventy In the
county, has, through his counsel, Messrs.
c. D. Foster and w. d. Carter. of this
city. filed protest with the Canvassng
Board against counting the vote Of Shi-
loh District. charging Illegally, on tho
grounds that the opening OF the registra-
ton books last Saturday was unconstitu-
tlonal. owing to the lack of proper no.
tice. The board overruled the protest.
and an appeal was taken to tle County
Executive Committee
Hon. George L. Murrcll, representing
the Virginia Commission, has been In
Rappahannock county recently, arrang
Ing for an exhibition of fruit from that
county In the Virginia exhibit at the st.
Louis Exposition. Rappuhannock Is one
OF the best fruit producing counties of
the State.
The fine barn Of Mr.. Z. B. HUT, in
Westmoreand county, with contents OF
farming implements. grain and feed, has
been burned, the fire originating from
a largo quantity OF pea hay which had
been packed in the barn and become
heated.
Rev. r. S. Mondy has resigned his
pastorate OF several churches In Vest
moreland county and accepted call to
Bethel and Hallwood Baptist Churches.
In Accomac county. The resignation Will
not take effect until December.
Miss Stella Payne. daughter OF Mr..
john. w. Payne. is i'll with typhoid fever
at her fathers home, near Brooke Sta
ton, in Stafford county. making the sixth
case Of the same disease In that family
this year.
Mr.. A. Loewenson, of this city, Is a,
work on an ingenious clock of his own
invention, which he will exhibit at the
st. Louis Exposition.
Lieutenant Robert s. Knox, of the
United States army. is on a visit here
to the family of his father. Treasurer
Robert T. Knox, of this city.
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THE DISTRICT FAIR
Spirited Races and Riding Contests
Prize Winners.
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EAST RADFORD. VA, Oct N.-The
second day Of the district fair was great
success. The weather was ideal and
fully three thousand people were on me
prounds. Tho races were spirited ana
ELECTED much applause. while the rldihs
and driving contests and the music by inc
Roanoke Machine Works Band were
much enjoyed.
The ma den race. half-mlie heats, was
won by Commonwealth. owned py IIu-
man Bullard, Of Radtord. Time o4N seo-
onds. or
NV Devil to Play, owned by Frank Welch,
of Roanoke. Time 1:3s 4-5
The trotting race, one-mile heats, was
Won nv Sport, owned by Dyer Bros. OF
Roanoke. after five closely contested
heats, Jack Cook, owned by Mr.. Jim
Over, of Roanoke. making close second
The contest for best gentemah's rlo-
ing horse brought out large nti'per
Of beautiful horses Roscoe faoen Wy
DR.. Edmondson, OF SaltV'lie, WI. 49, 30
prize. Rob, ridden by j. j. Trolllnger' OF
Montgomery county, won second. Others
were Prince Denmark, ridden by j.. ".
X. Bell, of Pulaski; Dandy. ridden by MT
II J. NOEL, of East Radfou; stella
ridden by Mr.. Fred B, Stule; Nellie, rid
den nv Mr.. w. II. Trollinger; DAISY
Cook, ridden by Mr., Joseph Graham ana
Joe Johnson, ridden by Mr., Lee Mil,er.
The special premium OF D. Hali WI,so.'
for best lady driver, was won by MIS-
G.. II. Kearsley. Of East Radford. me
special premium of j. f. Martin LOT pcsl
Young lady driver under sixteen was
won by Miss Lucille Cassell' OF East
The trick horse Gretten, owned by Mr.
John Martin, Of Pulaski, gave an inter
esting exhibit. The poll argus cattle u
", p !. won SIZE in premiums
Colonel w. J. Jordan, OF fulaski. ~o''
the premium on heavy draught hofse.
Rest stallion four years old ana over,
nrst prize, won by Pompo1n owned ny
Dublin Horse Company second prize, won
NV Zeid, owned by Montgomery Horse
Rest stallion between 2 and years.
f,rst prize, won by, Colonel ]. w. Jornan;
second prize by Mr.. D. M. Cloyd, OF fu-
Rest brood mare and best colt won by
Colonel J. w. Jordan.
,I,he miniature railroad was one or NC
chief attractions on the grounds and dld
thriving business
Tonight german was danced at me
sati,lion Clubhouse, while the Ronaoke
Machine Works Band VIII gve concert
at the Opera House
Tomorrow will be great day. Even
larger crowds arc expected
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DRAMATIC WEDDING
Members of the Lychburg Casino Com
pany Marry at he Ar in ton,
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LYNCHBURG, VA. Oct l4,-At noon
to-day the members Of the Pa sc Comedy
Company, who are playing at the Casino.
met in the parlor Of the lington Hotel
to witness the marriage of the + leading
lady, Miss Fannie Sampson, Of Logans-
Il, Depew of Topeka, Kan PROBE sor
Joe Levy rendered a wedding march on
the piano as the principals AID their at
tendants entered, and Rev DIR. f. T. Nc
Faden performed the ceremony.
Mss Kate MaEsden was mad of honor
and MIR, w I, Burdeuc hes, man. AS
n matinee this afternoon at the Cas- no
and the regular performance there at
night prevented any cellbrat on mt !
these We're over a wedding supper was
served tonight at half-past II o'cl OK
in the Arlington dining room. Tom lrr1w
the company goes to South Boston for
an enlargement.
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DECIDED FOR VETS
Buckingham Republicans Are to Make
County Nominations.
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WHITE HALL, VA, Oct. 1.-THE local
option contested election in Marshall Dis
trict was argued before Judge John X.
Moss Monday. The appellces principal
point in the contest was the eXciudlhs OF
some nonresident voters, but they 81
clearly established their el.Nbillty thut
the case was decided in favor or the vets.
Candidates were out in full force al
court, greeting old friends and making
new ones. The Republicans have MADE
the following nominations. for county OIL
fees: j. w. Baber. sheriff; Henry spencc
Ger, Berry Lesueur, tor commissioners o.
revenue: w. 3. Shepherd for House OIL
Delegates.
The graded school has opened with good
attendance under the charge OF M Miss,
Rosa e. Banton. principal and MISS
The United States Mineral Company
will in a few weeks put in a complete
plant at their copper mines for reduction
Of the ore. They have sunk shaft TO
the depth of forty feet, and at the bottom
of the shaft the vein was seven rect
wide. Analysis Of the ore taken at diff
ferent depths as the shaft was sunk
show from to 40 per cent. copper. spec
linens of this ore has been submitted TO
the examination Of an expert OF the
standard Oh Company, as well as other
distinguished chemists and all pronounce
ii wonderful and rich mine.
Mr. Chick of New York, has taken OPP
tons on some god property, and mas m
stalled a small plant for surface MIN
Ing.
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Barton-Rinker.

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WOODSTOCK. VA. Oct IA pretty
sunrise wedding took place at the home
Of Mir. and Mrs. Robert S. Rinker. west
of Mount jackson. this morning., when
their daughter, Miss zadie NJ. tinker
and Dr. O. w. Barton were married:
The groom is prominent dentist OF
Westminster. Md. The ceremony was
performed by Rev; n; F. A. c,,! Cupp Pas Prho
couple were attended only by two little
dover girls. Misses Ruth PennyWt. a
niece of the groom, and Virginia Rinks.,
a cousin of the bride. and MISS Marina
The bride wore travelling suit Of blue
broadcloth. Miss Zadie Smith, OF Church-
vile. Va. presided at the organ DUNG
the ceremony.
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III, ,,r brother. Mr.. j. 5. Jones. who
save ber nway. and was Joined at the
aitar by the z DOM and his. best man
Mr.. D, NJ Easley. Rev. r. r. H. Ayior'
VI ,ro Ia inspjring music from Mendels,
sohn's wedding march the party retired rec,
from the church in reverse ORDER Goe W ne
bride is n daughter of MI Geo &c , M.
o Of tie recent Constitutional Convention.
She is a Young woman of rare accom-
piishmcnts, very popular The bride lac was v,it
Of green cloth and carr ed q rye bou..
ouef OF white carnations. The ma d OF
honor was tired in white ov s,, sr nern
whitn orpaniy, with white ribbons. ana
carried shower bouquets Of COSMOS me
groom is prominent young physle al
OF Blueheld .,.to. ,hov
will be at home to their friends in Blue
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SlTES--HARMAN
An Elegant Wedding in Trinity Episco-
pal Church, Stanton.
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STAUNTON, VA. Oct IA pretty
wedding took place at Trinity Episcopal
Church at o'clock tonight, when Miss
eliza beth iIarman, the only daughter Of
Mr ana MIS-; 11Rn A. iiaEinah, DeS cam.
OF Roanoke The church was beautifully
decorated. and most elaborate prepara-
tions for the wedding had been made.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. W @, HullIhen,
The BRIDE, who is very handsome
young LADY looked unusually charming
in ner wedding gown al French organdy
and real Naenccnncs lace over white
tanera silk, carrying white prayer
book.
The matron OF honor was Mrs. Minnie
Morett, OF Arlington. Ohio. aunt OF the
bride.
The bride and groom left tonight for
their wedding trip, after which they viii
make their nome in Roanoke. where Mir,
Sites Is connected with the Norfolk and
Western Railway Company.
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uoel-Hall.
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HARRISONBURG. VA. Oct. 14-Miss
Alma Hollander daughter of Mr.. ara
Mrs. Isaac Hollander. and Mr.. Eu1an NJ NJ
Joel, of Roanoke, Va. were married .r Ii
evening in the Jewish synagogue, II ~
Edward N. Caisch. of Richmond; OIL
clating. The bridesmaids were MISSES
Bessie Hollander and Maybelle Joel. NJ. g. 8.
of the bride. was matron of honor.
The he grooms brother. Mr.. Willie Joel,
of Richmond. was best man. "A re sie
ton and dance followed the weda!ng 3,
morning for a trip to Eastern cities. ~.
They will reside in roanoke. whei g :. MI.
Joel is connected with the general Offices
of the Norfolk and Western Railway.
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MINISTER WEEDS
Marriage of Rev. w. E. Rollins to Miss
Helen @ films.
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CONVICTION. VA. Oct. 1.-THE mar
rage of Rev. ". e. Roll MS, rector Of
the Coving on Episcopal Church, and
Miss Helen Collins daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry 7. Collins. Of Asheyille. N,
C., took place to-day at noon in the First
Presbyterian Church. of Ashley lie.
Mr.. Rollins and his WIFE will come 10
Coving .on the last of next week. whe!e
they will make their home,
Among those present at the marriage
was Mr.. r. l.. Parrish. OF CoVington:
Episcopal Church at this place for the
last six years. and duiing that tine the
work of the church has been succe s.
fully carried forward. Mr.. Rollins apent
last summer in Europe, returning to this
country the last of AUGUST.
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CALLS FOR HELP FROM
PREACHERS BROTHER
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NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Oct l4,-Ihe
case OF the "Rev.' Harry mcknight
charged with the larceny OF some iutn,-
t,ure which was to have been tried this
morning. was postponed until next Tues
day.
Mcknight claims to be brother OF the
Rev. George Mcknight, pastor OF HOLY
Trinity Church, of Buffalo, and yesterday
sent him wire asking his assistance NO
thing has been heard from his brother.
and the case was continued at his request
In order to gsve him time to receive
communication that he expects,
Mcknight claimed to be Interested IN
establishing newsboys' homes.
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MlLLER--LUCkE
Intimate Friends o ly Witness Wedding
of Popular Couple.
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LYNCHBURG, VA, Oct. l4,-Mr. Edgar
Patton Miller. cashier of the First Ma
tona Bank, and Miss Eleanor Sclden
Lucke were married here this afternoon
at the home of Mr.. George III. Giimer,
where Miss Lucke has been visiting.
Only the immediate relatives and a. few y
o. Prudep, of the Episcopal Church at
Chatham. assisted by Rev. J. NJ. Owens,
Of ST Paus Church, ofticiated. Mr. T.
o. Horton acted as best man, and Miss
Louise Iucke, sister of the bride, as
maid of honor. Among those present We're
Mr.. w II. Lucke, of Richmond, uncle
OF the bride, and his two daughters
After the wedding MIR, and Mrs. Miller
took the train for Natural Bridge. where
they viii spend two weeks before return
ing to the city to live. In order that
they may better view the beauties of the
surrounding country, Mr.. and MIS-. Mil
Ter had sent ahead Of them to the bridge
their saddle Sorses.
Mr.. Miller Is a brother of Mr.. John
Nj. Miller, of Richmond, who was also
present at the wedding.
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HAIR WON'T FALL OUT
II You XIII the Dandruff Germ With the
New Treatment.

John n, Fuller well-known citizen
OF Cofax, WASH. says; II had dandrur
80 badly ha, it caked on my scalp, Her
picdc completely cured me-" George H..
McWhirt, OF Wa,la Walla. WASH, says
;IIcrplcidc completely cured me OF q baa q
case OF dandruff OF 80 years standing.
They took the only really sensible treat
mcnt, remedy that destroys the uan-
druff germ-Newbro's Herpicide. Stop
dandruff, hair won't fall out, but VIII
grow naturally. uxuriantly, Allays Itch,
Ing instantly and makes hair GLOSSY and
soft AS silk, One botre VIII convince
any doubter of It's merits. Sold by lead
Ing druggists. Send Toe. In stamps lpr
sample to The Herpiclde Co, pe'goi.'
Mich Owens g. Minor Drug Coz spe-
cal Agents.
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VERDICT OF INSANITY
c. r. Alexander Committed to Eastern
State III sptal.
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MATTHEWS C. H., VA, OctoDer IA
The second trial of c. II. Alexander, late
editor of the Mathews and Gloucester
Tribune, on an indictment for arson, was
terminated to-day.
The attorney for the defendant put IN
plea of insanity. and the case was
heard for the second time on that issue.
The Jury brought in a verdict of insanity.
and the prisoner was ordered to be COM
n,tted to the Eastern State Hospital
j. N, Stubs. one of the attorneys for
the defense, being called away. L. Z.
Garnett opened and closed the argument
for the prisoner, and j. Boyd Sears rep
resented the Commonwealth.
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ELEGANT HOME WEDDING
Marriage of Or. EasIeY and Miss Pansie
Clayton Jones.
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OF Miss Pansie Cayton Joues TO Or.
Charles Allen Easley, of BlueAeld. w
Va. at Chestnut Level Bapti I CHI rich
by a large assemhlage Of friends, The
beautiful decorations were OF autumn
flowers. " IN background Of every Gems
and pot plants. To the sturins OF Lo-
Gertrude Adams, the u.hers, Messrs.
Willie Adams, Wyatt Coroin, R9wley
Thompson and j, j.. Oakes, entered from
took their stands 10 the right and left.
These sere followed by Misses Hattie
Allen. Li:Eie Gregory and Mrs Calr e
TasIey, Will Pack and j S. Thompson.
groomsmen. meeting al the altar, formed
a semcircle. Miss Mamie Jones. maid
Of honor. preceded the bride. who entered
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STAUNTON VA, Oct. l4.-Miss Mary
e. Wood and Mr. e. w. McClung were
married at 1890 this morning at the resi-
dence of Mr. r. G. Stratton in tins CITY.
,The ceremony was performed by Rev.
l.. w. Canter, Of the Methodist Church.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Chung left on the II o'clock train for
Richmond and other points, and after
their wedding trip will make their home
in this city. where the groom Is empioyed
as book-keeper for the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Chemical Company.
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Meeks-PaYne.

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DANSILLE, VA, oct ii.-Mss Bessie
Payne daughter of Mrs, Sullie l., Payne,
was married this morning at the resi-
dcnce Of her mother on Main Street to
Mr.. Frank NJ. Meeks. an employe OF the
H. j. Reynolds Tobacco Company. The
ceremony was performed by Rev, ". X.
Lard. and was witnessed by Only n few
intimate friends Of the contracting par
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married at the home of the bride wed
nesday morning at II o'clock.
Rev. w. Topper Wingileld performed
the ceremony. 5H
After the marriage sumptuous repast
was served to the assembled guests.
rho young couple boarded the Chesa,,
ptaKe and Ohio train for Richmond ana
other points
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ROANOKE, VA, Oct. 14.-Mr. Samuel
P. Britts, young business man, and MISS
Maggie Minter, an attractive young lady,
were married at the First Presbyterian
Church tonight at o'clock, Rev. w.
c. Campbell officiating Miss Meade Min
ter, sister Of the bride, was maid of
honor, and Mr.. b. NJ. Phelps, best man.
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Estes-Woo folk.


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FREDERICKSBURG VA. Oct. a.
Mr. Joseph H. Estes and Miss san
Voolfolk, both of Orange county. were
married Saturday at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs P. NJ. Gibbs. in that County. Rev.
Richard Bagbv officiating. The brides
maids were Misses Belle c. voolfolk.
Lizzie T. Terrill. Nor and jamie Hal ey.
Fanny, and MAY Davis MI r. and mrs Mrs..
Estes Jeff for br .dal trip or zen Gays
and upon their return VIII reside at
Thorn Hill.