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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
APPLICATIONS
FOR LICENSES.
Operation2of the New State
Liquor Law In Norfolk SO
Licenses We're Granted.
Especial to The Times plspatch,)

|
NORFOLK, VA. April s2o.-Tho corpo-
ration Court was crowded.this morning
with applicants for licenses to sell liquor.
There were about eighty all told, but
some Of them were doubtful whether or
not to apply, until they knew how the
most confident apd the most Influential
applicants were to DO treated. There was
a sort of involuntary selection of the Mt
test, who were to serve as q guide to
tho doubtful MS to what they must do to
be saved. Heretofore there has been lit
tie or no selection. The old law did not
require careful selection. But under
tho present law there Will be q careful
scrutiny, by which some Of them, against
whom complaints have been lodged, may
not obtain LICENSEES at all, and others Will
DO deferred until they can give asstr-
ances they have not given heretofore.
Tho new administration, which began
Its campaign for tho reelection OF Mayor
Riddick last night, at the organization
of tl,o now club in the First Ward, is taxi
ing an active interest In the liquor u
ce,ses, with the view Of securing the city
offices again on the LIQUOR issue
None OF the applicants who applied TINS
morning for a liquor license were turned
down, but none of those who, applied were
npposed None of the men VINO nays peeh
found guilty of serious violations o. me
law will he allowed q license, put tn ,
Viii get licenses In other names, tihe
other names cannot be refused, because
there are no charges against them.
There we're ffty-six licenses granted TO-
day. as against fortS-eight on the trst
day last year. or these two We're FOR 10.
tells Neddo, and Monticello. FIVE We're for
ordinaries, and fogtyTnine were for retail
liquor dealers, During last year mere
were 40 licences Of oil sorts granted.
There viii be moro applications to-morroW
and for several days afterwards, trhesy
nro those which have been opposed and
con cernng, which there is some doubt. or
I at least for which there ~ an objection
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daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K. Har. .
rison, Of this clty,to Mr.. GcoiEe !, M y !.
Reilly Of Harrisburg PA. The cere I,,s9,i
was performed byS !Revs. Richard WI
tlhgllan, bfothArSo OF tho late l3ls 'l,p
Whittingiiatft OF Maryland, tho tishers ps-
Ing Bolling II. and Charles Is. ltarE =.
son, Jr, brothers Of tho bride; Frank ~ "A
Smith md Dr. John Davis. I'LL OF BILL BILL
more: Charles Riffs Knapp and COPY ~
Mitchell Chester, Jr., of New York; nu,
ward Harris Brewer, Of 1'hiladelph1,aa eng a,
Senator John ~ FOX, Donald lM ,lese
mick ana Francis ]. Hall, Of f1arrispur 9,
The bride, goWned In white prochae .,
fnousselaino de sole over plated cnl 81,
and silk and trimmed with elegant olu
family lace wore small tulle voila cor Z.
fined with aycoronat Of pearls. she WIZ U.
attended by Miss Mary Rely ns maid or o.
honor and Louise sytnington and Ge p n
Bailey as flower gisis and was led TO tne
altar by hor father, where she was vas met
BY tho groom with his best man maj! Mr.
Charles 3. McConkey, OF Harris burg " I.
The BRIDE who ID one OF the most beau 'e1lL
tiful OF the younger fashionable SGT o.
baltimore, Is a member Of the prominent
Harrison family Of Virginia. Her mo =,
ar. Also distinguished beatty, was MISS .si
I o,,iso Hnxnll,% only daughter 59of the late
Boiling IInxall.&of Richmond. n W ~ g.
CITY sho was born and marrlcd. s} M rs
Harrison, Is u first cousin OF the ihite MIS-
philip Haxnll, who was before iher MA 1lar
r,nre was Miss Mnry Triplett z BY MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
IN CLAREMONT
Local Option Election Ordered by Judge
for May 18th.
,fsnecial 10 THO Times. Dlspa tel,

iOiT way tONis E#-E- Frfr15a7larI
Il ,(special to Tho Times Dlspa tch.l IF
ii C14AREMONT, VA. April 29.-At the
April term OF tho Surry County Court,
held yesterday. Judges Rives ordered
local option election for the town OF
4 Claremont to take place on May 18th.
4 No saloon Licenses were granted by the
Judge and probably none will be. There.
was only one application and that from
Alex. summerln Of Spring Grove. 1t was
turned down by thu judge. At
4 Work on Claremonts new canning fac
tory Is progressing very satisfactorily.
THE frame work Is completed and tho
boiler and engine house Is under way.
THE new company Is figuring on putting
An an electric plant and artificial Ice plant
IN, connection with the cannery.
The officers of the new bank Of Clare
mont are busy looking UP site for the
hank building, r.. A. Stewart has Of
fered twenty feet off OF the end OF his big
lotIwhich viii proba bly, be purchased.
Among the society weddings IN Clare
mont this year will be that OF Mr.. B, Dor
rance Kimball to Miss Edna Denerell,
which will occur In June next
u. Denerell, Sr., Is busy securing the
right a. way for the Claremont and
Petersburg Railway lie reports but 1T
lie opposition as the farmers are anxious
10 have the road built,
Mr.. ". w. Taylor OF Brandon. has
announced himself as a candidate for the
House OF Delegates from Surry and
Prince George counties to succeed the
present Incumbent, DIR. S. b. Barham'
Judge Rivss has stated positively that ne
will not be candidate, lsj5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
BRIDES OF
THE Spring.
Brilliant Marriage Ceremony
Yesterday In Luray
ROLLER REID WEDDING
The Groom the Proprietor ofthe Hotel
Crawford, at Salem, and the Bride
Daughter OF the Late &
Joseph n. Reid.
(speclal 70 INC Irimos. pispattch,)

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch &
LURAY, VA. April 29.--The Methodist
Episcopal Church Of this place was the
scene OF m unusually brilliant wedding
i at55 O'clock this evening, when Mr.. Glyn-
don Purnell Roller. proprietor OF Hotel
Crawford Salem. Va, and a son Of Mr..
John A. 4 Roller, OF Luray won us his
bride Miss Katie Josephine Reid, young
est daughter Of the late Joseph II. Reid,
Of this county.
Il Miss Loula Reid, sister Of the bride,
was maid OF honor wearing dress Of
rink crepe with chiffon trimming, and
carrying bridesmaid roses. II The bride
was gowncd In white silk, with trim
mings Of lace and veil and carrying
shower bouquet Of lilies OF the valley.
MIR. Robert Leo Kim. brother-in-law
4 OF tho groom, was best man. Tho brides
maids were Misses Katherine Northcott,
Gertrude Hudson Annie Slower and Nan
ME Hudson, all wearing white organize,
over green, with white picture hats and
all carrying BRIDES roses. The ushers
were DR.. lei. w. Maddox, DR.. II. 4. VII
N lis, 3 Mr.. H. II. Hudson and Mr.. r. 4.
Morrison. The bride was given away by
her brother, Mr.. William A.. Reid, Of
washington, D. c.. and the ceremony
was performed BY Rev. w. II. Fl. joyce,
pastor5of 81 the church. Mrs. J. s. Price,
of ,Luray, presided NJ at tho organ. The
church was handsomely decorated with
ferns, palms, evergreens,4 ETC., the cere-
mony being performed under q beautiful
arch Of apple blossoms. a reception was
given the bridal party at the Hotel Law
rence Luray last night. Soon after the
ceremony the bridal party left on an
extended tour, which kTlll include Bdlti-
more, washington, Old Point, Norfolk
ind Richmond, after which they VIII
reside in Sa1em tt6 Al E Ijsf S. sN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
WAREHOUSES BURNED.
Spectacular Fire IN Portsmouth Yester-
81 day Morning. 8l

# Gay Morning. Sf4tt#t5j
Especial to The Times. Dispatch) a.
PORTshrO UTE, WA, April 2o.--Flre
this morning destroyed two freight ware
houses OF tho Southern Rail way, In Craw-
ford Street. Portsmouth. The blaze was
one OF the most spectacular In many
months, In fact since the Seaboard Air
Line fire OF years ago. One Of the struc-
lures destroyed was a large frame sled
used for freight and the other was
a closed warehouse. Both buildings were
totallysdestfOycd, nothing but few
charred posts and burning tlmbcrs being
left to man the site. 4
a statistical booklet. showing the In
dustrial exhibit Of PortsmouthFand sub
urbs has been issued by tho Portsmouth
Business MEMS Association The follow
4 Ing is taken from the booklet: Thlrty-one
Industries. St4K,0o0 paid annually for
labor. Population. Including suburbs. 3D.
COO Has about slO.0oO0o0 taxable values.
$500 wage earners steadily employed.
Thirty miles OF electric street railway.
Nearly IS, 900 invested In manufacturing
plants. In the heart OF tho oyster pro-
ducing section of Virginia. Has nine rail-
way systems and ten steamship lines.
The largest and the best navy yard N
the country. @ NJ
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i3fiRs.S fdis 4 = ~ -
i5TILGHMAN -MlLLlGAN
The Ceremony Yesterday Afternoon in,
Christ Episcopal Church, Norfolk.

Christ Episcopal Church, Norfolk.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA, April 29.--DIr. Tencn
r. Tilghman. cashier OF the Citizens Bank
and Miss Florence Mllligan, daughter Of
Chief Engineer Robert Mllligan, U. s.
N, were married this afternoon ut Christ
Episcopal Church. "A reception occurred
at the home Of the bride in the my
yard. and tugs left here for the yard
at frequent intervals after o'clock for
the purpose Of conveying tho guests to
the naval station. The bride and groom
went North for a wedding trip. Tho cere-
mony was performed by Roy. Dr.. Carl
e. Grammer, pastor of the church, assist
ed by Rov. A. G. Thomson, of Trinity
Church, Portsmouth. Tho attendants
were as follows: Ushers-Iredell Jenkins,
Washington Reid, George Ilobson, Robert
Stocker U.t s. Navy: Il Frank Wilcox,
Richard Taylor and Lieutenant Hicks,
8U.S S. Navy. The bridesmaids were Miss
Mablo Murry, Miss Mamie Owens. Miss
Florence Brnsher, of Annapolis; B Miss
Edith Tunls, Of Norfolk: Miss Eleanor
Terry, Of washington: Miss Harriet
Jones of Baltimore.
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(. FARrlviLLE,s STATION q
handsome New Norfolk and Western
Depot Is Opened.


Especial to The fitness ispatch.)
r FARMv1L111. VA. April %. - Farm
viiles new passenger station, was thrown
open to the public this morning, and at
Ia safe to say that over two-thirds Of the
Itowii's population visited the station dur dur
Ing tbs day. H ,1,he first train to stop Ct
the new station came In at 40 A.. M.
rho new depot which Is one OF tho hand
sonest and best equipped on tho N y tf'Ll
ana Yves tern road, Is built lite So
lect brick 1he foundation Is OF stone
and the wood work Is OF the finest work.
manshlp. The building is equipped With VIII
electric lights, steam heating apparatus -. US
water Il works. toilet rooms, etc. mere l''t
4nref two waiting rooms handsomely fur-.
inlshed, ono tor ladies' and The other Tor
gentlemen, and a baggage room. me
biography and ticket department IS De.
tween tho waiting rooms, and IS equipped
with all modern convenionccs that go y
mako d first class ticket Office. 81,
Tho second dny's session Of the Peters
burg Convention Of tho Episcopal
Church convened this morning at H.
O'clock. Rev. Fl. u. Derby, OF Peters
burg. preached an excellent sermon. This
afternoon was spent In business ses-
Z sion Of q private nature.
Isl Tho Tarmvlllo knitting Mills which
have been closed for tho past two months.
wero sold here yesterday nfternoon a
public auction. Mr.. w. G.ilVenable pur-
chased them for 50, O0O. What disposition
he will make OF the property Is not
known. gs # sf sEgt3l a.
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sHEARER-.-..-'B:ElL--!LI-..
Newport News Clergyman Wins '.' a BRIDE ''F1s'''
In Lynchburg. A

tspecini to The rimcs.D spatcho
< LYNCHBURG,b VA, April 2s.-At lib, II 100
o'clock this morning, Row. Louis caoe
shearer, OF Newport News, and Miss
Dalso Virginia Bell. Of this city, were we're
married BY Rev.s5Dr. w. ". Young t5'llll & N
Court street Methodist Church. The
BRIDE preceded by her maid OF honor,
Miss Carrie Lee Bell. her sister, was met
BY the groom with his best man, n, MT :.
Charles shearer,s Of Appomattox. me
ushers wore Messrs william s.r George
NJ. and Edward r. Bell, and Messrs. 10
mund and Newton shcarer. Tho bride !'ss was y !.
gowncd In white crepe de chine over IA, tall-
feta silk en- traine, trimmed In accorde .
plcating and silk applique. with lon bridal l
veil caught by a crescent Of pearls pear, m ana
diamonds She carried Easter lilies. the
maid OF honor wore pale blue crepe Prin.
cess silk with chiffon trimming, white lite nat
and carried Daster lilies. Rev. Mr. Mr.
shearer Is a native OF Appomnttox coun-
tn and a5member5 Of the Virginia Confer
cnce Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South. He was at one time pastor N OF 4
trinity Church, In this city but IS a
present pastor Of Grace Church, IN New
port News. The bride is tho attractive olll' e
Of Mr.. p. i. Bell.
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DREWRY. CREWS
Married at Belle Grove. in PittsyIyania

Married at 3 ellie Grove, In Pittsylvania
County. 81
= CHATHAM. VA, April 2s.---Miss Bessie
Gordon Crews, daughter OF Mr. Beverly
s. Crews of Danville. and Dr.. David
Barnes Drewry, Of Drewryville. Va. were
married at Belle Grove, the homo OF Mrs.
l.. b. Crews, grandmother of the bride,
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. r. .. T.
Ayler, OF lis place. performed the cere-
mony. The bride, becomingly attired in
handsome travelling. snit and carrying
n bouquet of white carnations, entered
the beautifully parlor attended
by her maid Of honor. Miss Louise B.
Crews. 81. n 55S.
The groom entered with his best man.
Prof. Wm. Drewry, h Of Richmond. MISS
Helen Crews and Master Crews. of Dan,
vile, held back the curtains. Immediate
~ aftor tho ceremony, Dr. ana ana y MIS-.
Drewry left on the afternoon train for
Richmond, They will reside at DjrEeWr Y
Vile. t,5yyssBif Fl "
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WESTERN
Beautiful Home Ceremony In Gate Cit
Yesterday Afternoon. /,
(spet,al to Tho r,mes,plspatch,)

GATE CITY, va, April 29.-At the
brides h,pme, in Gate City, this afternoon
Miss Louise Elizabeth Morrison and Mr..
j. s. Webster, of Knoxville, Tenn, were
married. The ceremony was performed
Nv Rev, Dr.. John L. Weber,, of W!nohes-
Ter. Ky, Mr.. Charles M. Kyle. Of Knox,
willie, was best man. The bridesmaids
were Misses Lucille Barker. Of Bristol;
Lucy Quarles. Of Richmond;9 Christian
weber, OF Rogersyllle, Tenn,and flora
Carter, Of Cato City.
The bride Is tho only daughter OF the
late III, IS, *, Morrison and niece OF ex-
Congressman ]. B. Richmond, OF Cave
stone Gan, MIR. and Mrs, Webster left
this afternoon for m extended tour, ems
bracing Mexico, Cuba and Porto Rico.
They will reside In Knoxville.
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Fraser-Powell.
snecial 70 THE Times Dispatch,

h1,KENNY, D1NWIDDIE COUNTY,
VA, April 2sThe Church Of Good she shep-
herd. near this place, was the scene &c, OF y,
beautiful marriage yesterday, when NJ
Hattie Clayborne Powell, daughter of pr.
Eugene c. Powell, became the bride OF
Mr.. John Beyille Fraser, of THIS county,
The church was beautifully decorated
with palms and ported plants. the color
scheme being pink and white. The bride
was handsomely attired In white India
silk, trimmed with embroidered chiffon:
veil caught with orange blossoms, and
carried BRIDES roses. The bridesmaids
were attired insSwhlte organdy, and car
ried white carnations The ribbon girls
ana ring-bearer wore pink, the ring being
carried In n Gala lily. Mr.. and Mrs
Fraser left on an afternoon train for an
extended trip. "A reception was given by
Or. and Mrs. Powell at their residence,
ana dancing was kept up till a late hour.
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Admiralof the Nayyto inspect
Fleet OFT the Virginia Capes 4
THE I HE SCAFF GLIDING FELL
e Graves and Milton Brock Seriously
# Injured at Port Norfolk--Fiye Of
Schooner Becker Grew Have A
i3 Not Been Heard From. isss
%(Specin to The fnes-Dispntoh.1

3J M !
X J, NORTO dix, VA, April 29--The Presi-
dent s yacht Arnynower.5 bearing Admiral
Dewey. who is to inspect tho North At
8lantic Squadron OH the Southern drill
grounds or the Virginia capes, arrived
from Washington this morning, and
passed Cape Henry outward bound to
frncet tho feot from Florida waters.
Admiral Dewey Is accompanied on the
aMaytiowor BY Rear Admiral Barker, who
relieves Rear Admiral Iligginson as COM
mander OF the North Atlantic Squadron
after the review by Admiral Dewey.
n r.. n. Graves, OF West Brarnbleton5 Ave-
niue. ind Milton Brock Of Highland
Avenue, Brambleton, were seriously in-g
Hjurcd this morning BY tho breaking OF q
scaffolding at Il house on Mount Vernon
Avenue, Port Norfolk. Tho mon fell from
the second story OF the building, a dis
tance OF about eighteen feet. and = was
thought that Mr.. Brock was fatally in.S
BJurcd. The mon were sent to their homes
In Bramblcton. where they arc resting
easy. IN II 81 s55$ a X s Il
George ", Perry. aptaln; Peter Glbral-
ter. mate; james & bEdroughlln, Frank
Sabine. Emmanuel Dente and John Gava,3
OF the crew Of the III -fated New York
fishing schooner ] !. T.. Becker arrived this
Sr.oriIng from North Carolina md left
10 ii q hit for tho North. The other i've
members or the Bcckcrs crow, who put
members OF the Bccker>s crew, who put out
In second life boat after tho fishing
smack foundcred off Bodies Island, NJ Gu.
Sunday night, have never been heard
from. 81 ST ss5$ q N. ls4
In tho Norfolk County Court yesterday
Randall Sutton, colored. was tried for ar
son. The Jury rendered a verdict OF nc-ss
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FOR FALL
ON ICY PAVEMENT
G. 6 Q. Makes Special Seized
ule for the Presbyterian
General Assembly.
Especial to Tho rimes-Dispatch,)

LEXINGTON, VA, April pa special
term of the Circuit Court Of Rocsbridges
county will be held here, beginning May
18th. Governor Montague has designated
Hon. George ], Hundley, Judge of the
Third Judicial District, to preside It Is
thought at this term the court will prob
ably consider the suit brought by the;
heirs OF the lato Major u, II. Barclay
against the town Of Lexington for $4,000
damages, because of his slipping on tho
Icy sidewalk in February 1902, thereby
causing his death. ssll35
The Committee OF Arrangements for
tho Presbyterian General Assembly. which
meets hero on May .21st and will continue
notified by the authorities OF tho Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway that the sum-
MGR schedule of that road will BIO adopted
about tho middle OF May, so that COM
nlissloners and visitors to the assembly
will have better facilities Of reaching and
leaving Lexington. This change will be
OF special advantage to residents of
Lynchburg and towns Of Eastern Vir-
ginin. It Is said the change was brought
about by the influence of a petition from
tho business and professional men of Lex
lngton and the earnest request Of Rev.
DR.. j. p. Smith and Rev. DR., G. B.
Strickler and others, of Richmond.
Efforts are being made to get the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad to provide bet
tor accommodations for the assembly, and
hopes are entertained that this road also
viii mako such provision.
Yesterday afternoon Herbert Bowles,
colorcd. was drowned In North River, Mt
East Lexington. Ho was hunting and
fishing, and he shot duck out In tho
river To undresscd, swan out and got
the duck, and on his return he nearly
reached the bank, when he sank and was
drowned. His body was soon recovered.
His ago was about twenty-elght years.
IIe leaves n wife and one child.
Mulberry Hill. a large brick dwelling,
and nine acres Of land, situated on the
western suburb OF Lexington, was sold
yesterday ut public auction to, Mr.. p. NJ.
Ponicle for Mrs Ellnor J.J. Cox, Of Wash
irgton. Tho pr!ce paid was $3,40o Messrs.
w. II, Shields and D. u, Moore We're tho
commissioners. Mrs, Cox Is daughter
OF the late Rev. DIR. William T. Junkn,
OK Mount Clair N. j, He formerly lived
In Rockhridge county.
Mrs II. Il, Clement, OF Chesterfield
county. State treasurer OF the Va, Womnn's
/ Christian Temperance Union. delivered an
address tonight or temperance at Trin-
ity Methodist Church.
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IN CLIFTON FORGE
Montgomery Presbytery In Session
With Large Attendance.
'TtllE fSnecin1 to The Times d spatch)

CLIFTON FORGE, VA, April 90.
Montgomery Presbytery convened in the
Presbyterian Church hero last night with
a largo attendance The opening sermon
was preached by tho retiring moderator,
Rev. C. w. Mcdonald, of Iron Gate. BY
a unanimous vote Rev.. r, w. Jopling was
elected moderator. Addresses Of well
come were made by Reys. J. a. Barker,
u. w. Z McCorkle and II. w. Troy on be-
half of the churches Of the town.
"A Twenty-Five ministers and seventeen lay
delegates were present, and quite NUM-
ber Of ladies' from diffrent points within
the bounds Of the presbytery. % B
The Y. M. G. .of this place has or
ganizod a base ball team Several games
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Jones Grogan.

R1loGEWAY, VA, April pa social
event OF special interest occurred near this
.plice'ythis afternoon, when Miss Ethel
Girogan became the bride of Mr.. Thomas
King Jones. Rev. Frank Stone, Of Stone
willie, N. G.. uncle Of the bride, officiating.
The marriage was performed at the home
OF tho BRIDES aunt, Mrs. Barzelle Smith,
and only immediate relatives were in at
tendance. Both are highly connected In
'this part OF the State, the bride being q
laughter Of the late Louis Grogan. and
tho groom son OF Mr.. George o. Jones,
a successful tobacco manufacturer Of this
place. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left immedi-
ately after the ceremony for New York.
They will reside in RidgeWay
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.PROHIBlTIVE TAX Y \.
ON SOCIAL CLUBS
Williamsburg vi City Council
Puts Retail Liquor Licenses
at $500 All Around.

y 4 WILLIAMSBURG, VA, April 29-Ths
city Council last night, in special session,
settled tho license tax for the ensuing
year, Tho license In many cases, as re-
ported by the Finance Committee, was
rcd uced from one-third to one-half, But
the whiskey license was put at $500 all
around
Tha Council also put a prohbltive tax,
on social clubs. each club being required
to pay q corporation tax OF slo on each
member. There are two social clubs here,
ana both will close their doors tomorrow
night .. II
Now that all the saloons and social
clubs in this county and the part Of
York adjacent to the city are closed, the
"wets" are going to make an effort 70
carry Jamestown District wet It 10
now dry" but a petition was gotten NJ, .,
and an election ordered. II comes off May
18th, nj
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TAYLoE- -cRABBE
Beautiful Home Ceremony In West
moreIand Yesterday.

I0I7T Especial to Tho TlMos-I1IspltcH'| q NJ
HAGUE, VA, April @.-Mlss Helen
Gibson Crabbe. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Randolph Crabbe, OF this place,
was married to Mr.. Harry M. Tayloe, a
popular young salesman for Harper y
Co. OF Alexandria, whose home, Is at
Machodoc, Westmoreland county. The
wedding took place yesterday evening In
the parlor OF Mr., Crabbe's residence,
Mount Pleasant, The home Is one of the
most magnificent In this part OF Virginia,
The bride was given away by her father,
Rev. Charles Fl. Gross, rector OF Cople
Parish, this county. OBLIGATED, ;
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Like Dead Of Winter
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch. }

------ JbpecfHf - "
z CRAB ORCHARD, tLBE CO UNITY, VA,
Aprll4 29..-The Interstate Investment Com
pany OF Louisville, KY, which owns TO-
az acres OF coal lands here and In Hnr-
hi county. Ky Is having some new
fopenlngs made in their coal veins. Ca pi-
talists arc still prospecting and buying
the coal lands OF this section. 5t
The Big Black Mountain top was GOV, COW
cred with snow NIL lof last week 4 was
on top OF tho mountain last "Wednesday
md the snow was two inches deep and
ice and snow covered the timber. II look-
ed like the dead Of winter.