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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
.R|i..E.PO|R|' \.
CHURCH ROW
Com'r Robert Gllllam's Very
Successful Meeting.
NEW SPARK ARRESTE;R
invented BY Or. J.'vV. Bryant. Of Cre~e,
and Successfully Tested blythe Nor
folk and Western Yesterday
Near Petersburg.

,sneo,, !, ~ ~, ! ~ !, 1 !, .ra ] ~ /,

Especial to Tho T1mes-D1spatch)
e PETERSBURG, VA. April %. --Mr. Rob
ert Gillian commissioner. who SPIT at
4 the meeting Of the Harrison Street Zap
fist Church (colored) in this city last
night. at the direction OF the court Will
! report to the court within q very short
time the result OF. the meeting, which, BY
gnSlnrgo majority, voted to expel tho pas
I tor and the old board OF deacons. This
disturbance hns been the talk Of the
city among colored people ever since It
began several months ago. Tho white
people have now taken considerable In
terest In the trouble, which may result
in the building Of another church. Every
pastor at 4 Harrison Street Church since
4 tho war HIS had an experience similar 70
that OF the pastor just expelled. Rev. Ll-
lis Watts. 10 W.
rho spark nrrester invented by Or. y.
w. Bryant Of Crewe, was tested on the
Norfolk and Western Railroad. near this
oity Eyestordy afternoon. Many Of Mr..
Bryant's friends, In this city witnessed
the test OF the Invention, which was %
SUCCESS The 4arrester was fitted In tho
smoke stack Of the locomotive, which
helped j to carry n freight train up grace
on tho road neal. Blandford, east OF the
city. Not n single gpnrlt lsRued from tL,
stack, while from the stack II Of a. IN Tn =
other LOGON tive issued many sparks tina
\ could eas ~ have done much dana &c.
Y Thero Ewill be small decrease In the
number OF bar-rooms In petersburg o. 2
account Of tho increase IN the cost OF
liuuor license, but an increase In tho re-
q tall business Is expected on account OF
the closing Of tho bnr-rooms IN the ad--
jaccnt counties. u.
Reports from Dinwiddie county would
Indicate that sapony, Rowanty and Ma "a.
moline Districts will 80 Cry at tho locai
option election to be held .IhursuAy ~.
There are now twelve or fourteen par
rooms in these three districts.
Eight committees have been selected 20
have in charge the meetings to BIO held
BY Evangelist George r. Stuart. in this
& city In May. 4 .S. y. ". ~
Miss Dunhill Is training the caste for
4 the entertainment to be given ut the
"a academy Thursday evening for the bene-
( Mt of old EBlandford Church. 8
& Albert Sykes (coloreO had his sKull
fractured by brick falling on him
while he was at work taking down the
old depot building Of the Atlantic Coast
Line, Ein this city. {sR
Willie King (colored) was given thirty
days in jail BY the Mayor. this morning
Tor entering tho home Of Misses Blanks
on Cuthberts alley and stealing sl.7b. 81
The performance given by Prof Herper'
brooks at the Academy last night was
6thoroughly enjoyed and his entertain.
men t was considered the best ever seer y =
in this city.
f. pcnsacoln, Fla. fySi ts3t
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.B|||Iriigh Disease
Diabetes,

Kidney Diseases Urinary Affections
cured by taking stuarts Gin and ! B3 y,
The worst forms Of Kidney, ana BLADDER
Trouble, after every intel!iKeent {, remedy a1I;dy
Be- ta an are aad rE uSu eYffss 81 sdNas
acts directing on The Kidneys and bladder,
quickly draining out every imilplr!ty, neal
re and yRng s ina
Buchu Invariably Cures Bright's. Disease
and Diabetes even when the patient , had
tapped no drain Off tho accumulated
DISEASED KIDNEY SYMPTOMS.
Agonizing pains In the back, sRoli len I ,n,
neuralgia Of the bladder. burning senSa a
ton or difficulty IN passing Waier r. a dis
Charge Of the e8i urine, catarrh q the blad-
der. stone in the bladder, d!sa, 4; r., %,
odor OF the urine. scanty nmd h M Is eG o.
pred rneumat VIII hc 1nay IRE freuent.
For any Of these sympto en-.
viii be restored 10 iealth, and your, kia-
neys md bladder perfectly ouFeut,; stu .ana
e Gn snd the f Ssaaer
the blood i pure. IThe Highest grade kid.
ney. remedy made, Thoroughly tes u lrd doF
past 70 years u hospitals . ama ns' Il. SAM
Fir hoT1TfIE also k1ylPP g ,ss1t
r. 'esS iua aShf bs auss ca kpsss!
medical adyiSe E!yen 4 y1nn aesStV Va BY
! TRAaLh S0 pRu IL a ao Esst bread
Street. Call or write. stuart ~ WAY
Buchu sent by expreSk s}t Ms
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/ If. FRASER POWELL
Beautiful Marriage Ceremony IN On On
widdie County.
- llsnec,al 10 rho Times -Dlspatch.)

}5 Widdie County.
(specialto Tho Times ispatch0
GUNS HILL, VA, April 2S.-One OF OF
the most beautiful weddings which mas
occurred in this vicinity for some time
was that which took place at the G = %
shepherd Church at i o clock TINS AFTER
noon when Miss Hattie Claiborne Pow
ali daughter Of DR.. Eugene c. PoWsl,
became the bride of Mr.. John BevlllNe
Fraser OF this county The bride en-
tered tho church with her sister. Mrs. w.
Turpin Carter,5of McI<lnny, Va Va, and
was mot atlthe altar by Mr. Fraser, Win WI,
his best man, Mr.. Il, a. Marks. Inc
maids of honor and groomsmen entered
In the following order:5 Miss Roberta
Powell with Mr.. IT. Cox, Miss Gertle
Delhi, Of Burgess. Va with Mr. a, Is.
powell brother Of tho bride: Miss Iona
5whitmorc with Mr.. M. p. Doyles, Miss
Lille Hening, OF Powhatan. with Mr..
John D. Rives. Miss Webb. Of Rich
mond, with Mr.. R. Spencer. Of Black
stone; Miss Manic Rives with Mr. John
Bath, Miss baskerville with Mr.. Moryin
&Whitmore. Miss Blanche Cuthburt, Of
Petersburg. with Mr.. P. r. Freeman.
Miss sallle zehmar and Mr.. J n W. 8.
Baskerville, Miss Nina Whitmore with
Mr.. Epes, Of Blackstone; Miss n Mary
Fraser with Mr.. s. G.. White, Miss Bette
Powell, sister Of the bride. with Mr..
Willie Fraser, of Petersburg. The cere-
mony was impressvely performed by the
Rev. Fred Ribble, OF Petersburg. y&
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PHONE FIGHT ENDS
Satisfactory Arrangements Made WIN ~
Old Company III Covlngton.

Especial TO The Times :Disphtehp X Il.
Cov1NG1Ol VA, April 2S.--All Of the
differences which for The past month nave ",
been existing between the phone renters !.
OF Covfig ton and the telephone, company 3 ny
now operating 10 system here nave i y peer sn.
settled. For d time tho organization 3 3of
D mutual company to operate q local s y
tern was contemplated. but since sats-
factory arrangements havo been mace Pc .,
tween the 'phcno renters md the the g, oid
company thia will not be done. Inc ne
phone system IN Allegheny county ln y, y Pc.
Ing much improved, and greater eitlclen ats
and better service Is promised to the l
prevent and prospective phone ren te ea,.I !.
Notwithstanding the bad weather. qu ~.
d number Of improvements hove been ~ un !.
dertaien In covington this spring. Many J,
new dwellings are being corstruetesa, a ,ro
others will be erected in the nent iu .a.,.,,
Thc streets In tho new part OF the loWn
are being graded and improved Y. i. many an.
Ways Work h y also being presse :. On :,
the building to.be used by the A! ns en-
Pin and Bracket Company, III "t1'c 4 - -
manufacture electrical supplies. Ei
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SHOT THRICE |:'.|:' BY
FORMER EMPL.0Y''E..
Wealthy Dry Goods Merchant Z i y
Seriously Wounded In His
own Home in New York
nv Associated Press.)

(I5y tABbOClNScU 1900
NEW YORK. April 2s.--L1eopold " e 'tg'-
he,mer. wealthy dry goods merchant,
WAS shot three times at his home IN West
Eleventh street early to-day. He He was
wounded in the chest, arm and right
aide ana is in. a serious condition. 8
CHARGED with tho shooting. the police
have arrested Joseph slmpson. The in-
jured man is thirty-two years old ana
q member Of the Arm OF Aaron & Wert-
heimer, dry goods merchants. who 70.
Gently we're burned out at their place q
business in Third Avenue. Simpson. the
police say, was employed there as O.
Waterman prior to the fro. At the tins
OF the IRE two persons were burned to
death.
Since the fire Wertheimer has not been
engaged in any business. The firm dis
charged its employees. including Simpson,
hut he cot work MS n motorman. a week
ago no lost that position. He had q Ions
talk with Mr.. Wertteimor yesterday ais
'ternoon, and returned last night. Slmp.
son returned to the Wertheimer home NJ
an early hour to-day, and the shooting
occurred In tho hallway % the house,
after which Simpson walked away ana
later was arrested ss /, -,
~ All Simpson would say was that Vert
heinler owed him money for something
he had done and had refused to pay him.
WertheImer denied this, but said Slmp-
son had demanded money from him az
n brother Mason, Syal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
MAcHEN A CANDIDATE
Announces That r Will Run for the
State Senate to Succeed Donohoe.
@'S fcnacIo, IL rho Times pisplt ch,) 55i55

Announces ~ nat re &VlllSiTAul'8gE'o'f2 VIC
State Senate to Succeed Donohoe.
Special to The Times p7ispatch)
ALEXANDRIA, VA, April 2s.-Follow-
Ing tho announcement from Richmond
that State Senior s. r. Donohoe. OF Fair
fax. Will not DO a candidate to succeed
.himsolf whsn his present term has ex-
lpired, Mr.. Lewis Fl. Machen, OF this city.
to-day made the statement that he VIII
be a. candidate for the Democratic noini-
nation next fall. Mr.. Machen states that
from people In Fairfax, Alexandria and
Prince William counties, as we'll MS IN
Alexandra city. comprising the -Four.
tenth District lie is we'll known
the district having conVassed
it thoroughly in 1890 and again two years
later. In 1900 he was one OF the virginia
Presidential electors, and spoke repea ted :
pSracticed law at Fairfax Courthoue, but
now has law office In this city. and
one at the Alexandria County Court
Bhbuse, as member OF the flrmS OF
Mnchen and MOncure. , q u I, ~ !. T., !, /
= An effort Is being made Dy. tne Nvhoie-
sale Grocers' Association OF this city.
assisted by the business men4 OF A Mor.
andra generaly TO inaa G,nb tra Com
many to establish new and modern FER
Nv line between here and Washingto ton.
The company now has the matter ~, nnae y
nonslderntion and 1t Is believed that I. y
favorable decision will be reached. Z. q !
present the business people 81 f1 A!e Kan
IeliverS merchandise in washington. and
III is s,1id that the line Is liable to pc
sold a I any time. r fIs+3s5 ds55 5tslt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
FARMERS BACKWARD q
Local Option Election on April 3Oth
Will Be Won by Drys.
(speclal to The Tlmes-Dispatch) \

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
TRUITT, VA.,fsApril S.-Not IN ten
years have the farmers been so back
ward In all farm work, and as conse-
quence no corn has been planted. The
land has been in no condition for plow-
ing since the first Of March.
1t is thought that tho local option elec-
tlon to take place on April 30tli VIII re-
suit in a victory for tho temperance peo-
pie, though the whiskey mon all over the
county are making q big fight. f
The proposed canning and pickle factory
to DO built at Jnrrntt has been abandoned.
No cause Is given for the failure to put
the factory III operation ut 1t is Thought
the REQUIRED tomato and cucumber acre
age could not be secured to support the
enterprise. A factory of this kind would
be u great help toJarratt and vicinity
+ Messrs. Mayes and Crowder are erect
inG a large grst mill near Peanut, Sus-
sex county, and have ordered their ma
chinery, 4, I,
ruined by the recent heavy rains, and y
is thought not half OF a crop VIII pc
made 5aa+4 tiat 3F ~
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7.s>'
{ ACCLAIMED KING EDWARD.
Crowds Lined Streets Of Rome and
Cheered British Sovereign.

SCroWds n Glned StreelS OF rome dt,,' u
Cheered British Sovereign. u III
4 ROME, April 2s.-King Edward, \ accom-
panied by General Fedotti. representing
King Victor Emmanuel. and escorted by
a brilliant array OF cavalry, went to tho
Pantheon today and deposited wreaths
OF laurel and palm on the tombs Of King
Victor Emmanuel I. and King Hum
LII, Ills Majesty then enjoyed a long
drive through the city and returned to
the Qu,rlnal fer dinner. Tho crowds
which gathered In tho streets through
which King Edward passed continuously
acclaimed tho visiting sovereign.
King Edward received the diplomatic
representatives in Rome in his own
apartment In the Quirinal. lie was pres
scented by the british ambassndor and
shook hands and spoke cordially with
each foreign representative. TO United
States Ambassador Meyer His Majesty
said:
II have taken pleaure In appointing
tho Prince OF Wales head OF the St Louis
Fair Commission. 5
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FARMERS DIFFICULTY
Thomas Ely Seriously Wounded by s
S, Hardin, in Stafford. lg

iSpecinl to Tho Tlmls.p spntch;n,
MORRISVILLE, VA, April 2S,-Ihom I,
Ely was shot twice Saturday by 2. p,
at the elbow and passed out at the
wrist. The other ball struck him ~ the
back and penetrated ono Of the lungs
Ely felled Hardin with a heavy stone,
Hardin u drew ills revolver ana fired twice,
Tho tragedy Of Saturday was the out
cropping of past difficulties There 10
no hone of Ely's recovery. lie haa q
wife and six children. the oldest OF them,
ten years of ago, dependent upon him
Both men are farmers. living near Rich
small-pox il Still raging. violently in
Bealton. A specialist pronounced It to
DO smallpox In n mild form. but very
contagious. and all the sick are quar-,
that the sick and conyalescent number
about thirty. Great excitement exists IN
the surrounding country. NJ q.
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Came Near Being Drowned.

(snccinl to Tho Tlmes-DisphtcH.'
Z 515EATHsV1LLE. VA April @-on
thursday afternoon, John Campell,.R OF
White stone, Lancaster county ana u
i,,ttic bow, while sailing their canoe IN y.
thc Rappahannock river ca ps slAeu ~
5Weems. Cambell was tongeu w wv .aUl, !.
? a. In Il IS thought he will recover.
z re W,rrinius ;Towles II. ]. Radcliffe and
IN H S. recently discovered five ne.
I 1l.., st :. tka,inp oysters from the beds OF
s sonta,n q III. Willing in the Rappahan-
o 10y, md ut once gave chase to the oys-
t ~. ,,,ra tes. Four Of the negroes were
\ W, t,rad and taken to Lancaster Court
I S Sapse where they werc placed IN JAZZ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
INJUNCTION
I'S,.CRAN'T|'E|::D.:||.
Restraining Dr.W. F E. Greasy !,
from Being Appointed.
GRANTED 10 DIR. HoB E'''''
The Governor Has Recently Appointed
Dr. Creasyto Succeed Or. Hobson'
He May Hold Over Until Jan'y
4 lst Under New Constitution H
A fsnec,al y ,rhe rl,ney..Dlypatch.)

Bs Ell Especial to The Times Dispatch) t5
NEWPORT NEWS, VA" April s. q q
judge y. w. e. Rlackstone, In the Circuit Circuit
court, has granted an Injunction to pr y.
s. W. Hobson, restraining Dr.. ". - -
Greasy from entering upon the duties OF
quarantine officer Of this port me me
Injunction will expire on the second Mon
day in May but before that time time the mo
matter will probably be heard IN open
court upon n motion to make permanent
or to dissolve. Dr. Hobson has served as
quarantine officer for the past two Terms,
nnd under the old law his present term
exnires May 4. Y Governor Montague re-
Gently appointed Or. W. r. Greasy TO sue
coed Or. lIIobson on May l.. Dr. tiopson
claims that tile new Constitution pfovlues
that ali state officers shall hold oyer el I'm
IL January /, 1904, and he applied LOT
the In junction In order to- have the ques-
tion Of whether or not he Is to hoia ms
office q until that date decided by the
Attorneys r. a. Blckford and j. a. Mas
sic have been retained by DR.. Hopson % g
represent him. sl
In tho Corporation Court to-day the
case OF Abram Relsfleld against the Citl-
zens' Railway, Light and Power company
suit for Sc, 900 damages was taken UP. Ear,
81 the evidence was heard to-day. and
the. trial Wilt be resumed Tomorrow
morning. While driving down the Twen'-
ty-fifth Street Bridge several months sc
the plaintiffs wagon was struck by one
Of the defendant company's cars. Inc n,
plaintiff claims to have been permanently
injured by the accident md alleges tha'
It was due to the negligence Of the mo- mo-
#torman. u, :, 4. ]. :, !,
The annual meeting Of the Newpor,
Nows Sundhy-school Union was neio u
the First PresbyterianRC hurch to,!.'s -. ~
f.;rho feature Of the session was an adj
dress on "Sunday-school Methods" by
rev a. t.. Phillips, Of Richmond
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( Aiber,arle's Fruit Crop.
" ClbOItteA''S = ~ - ->ssSfS'
Hnc oint "a THO Times .Dispatch,

~ (HpO chi to Tic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n,
X, CIIAialsO TrJSv 1LLD, yA,ii April 28.--.i
Mr.. Samuel d. Woods, OF lead
this county, III speaking to-day Of the
erect OF the recent cool weather ana En'l
frosts on the fruit OF Albemarle. stated
ithnt the winter apples were #uninjured.
ana tho crop Of pippins wihcsaps and
other varieties promised TO BIO verF
heavy one. 5Sl The cnrls apples were in--l'
jured TO- some extent and the Yield
would bc lighter. Penchcs would be from
sone-third toEa half crop: In q few orr
Schnrds u fill crop. Tho earlier plums and
cherries show about tho Same condition
Us the penoies: tho harder varieties and
damsons will mako d full crop. sf
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offering from it,anmed eyes, due u the

differing from iil1nrned eyes, due TO the
mud and gravel. Il III
& Norton, the thrlv wing youhg Wise county
town ct the 5anat,on q the Norfolk asd
roads, Ii forginE to tile front Ia building
operations dranotthic pnvements ,lnve
been laid within the past year and othcr
improvements Of u Ike nature arc belhR
made. Tha town has almost doubled its
sf,op,iintipn, numerous fine residences have
beer, ana are being bnilt, While a number
( Of Wholesale houses have boen opened.
with the kentucky Central Railroad
running Into Norton and connecting With
the Norfolk ana Western for the senst and
Louisville ana Nashville west, the future
+ Of the town Is very bright. 5
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w. r. HEARST WEBS; NJ
MISS |MILLICENT WILSON
my kssnclntad Press. J

NEW YORK, April 2S.----congre s'' It1l e !
elect william Randolph Hearst, propr 1Ler'3
tor Of the New York Arseri can = a e~
york Evening Journal, Chicago American an
and San Francisco Examiner. was mar
ried here to-day TO Miss Millicent WIS
son. daughter OF George ~ y - i! l,a'!a
nrcaident \ OF the Advance Music Com
nnnv, 81 this city, Tho ceremony was
$ne,.iormod III the chantry Of Grace
5church. Bishop Potter on ciattn 8. q 81
IA 4 number Of the personal friends Of tne
5counlo we're present. Mr.. FIearst's best
man was orrin Peck, OF San Francisco
n nd the Witnesses were g. 8. Caryalho
md y. j. Mar. The newly-marrled coupls
viii sail BY tho steamer Kaiser Wilhelm 1T
II. this afternoon for Europe. FL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
MRS. 9. B. ld,[llBsoN's CHOICE DICE:
she Purchases a Handsome Black Ware re-
8$f IN Charlottesville. 5

q IEFl (Specinl to- Tho Times. DispHtcn 90 i5.l
X CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. April a. o.
Mrs Charles Dana Gibson was \; m lne
city several hours to-day, ana WINE mere ere
purchased a handsome black mare g
riding purposes. Mr.. c. III Moore, OF INC
Albemarle Horse Show Assocla ton, Iro ON
whom the nnimnlHwas purchased. recent e'i -
Greenbrior county, wv. Va. The mare Is
six years old, a 4 good locker and With
plenty Of fire. In fact, she Is considered
green and has not us yet been named name
Mrs. Gibson cnmo down on the morning
train from 'sMirador," accompanied by
her father returning to GreenWoofd, on
the q o'clock train She was attired IN
dark riding suit, with a hobby white
straw sailor hat. gsa 81 t5}s I'll ff e "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
AGED MAN FALLS IL. HEAD IL; y
!, FIRST INTO a STOVE
fs,sc,a, 10 ,rbe Times. Dispatch.

NORFOLK, VA, April 2s.-Edward
Mears, shoemaker, aged eighty-seyeeln
years. met a horrible death this morning
by falling head first in q wood burning
stove at his home, County street, lorts s
mouth. 1t Is supposed that MT. M ~ ',
attempted to put wood In the stove, and,
being tinnrm. fell in the opening In the
TOP. Although his ,wife was in the room,
che was not aroused from sleep and knew
nothing of the accident until awakened
by Mrs Ninton. a lady who resided IN
the house, who had been awakened 4 by
the odor of burning flesh and clothes.
Mrs. Minton's screams for help attracted
neighbors, and Mr.. Mears was removed
from the stove In mn unrecognlzable con-
dition.
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DYNAMITE EXPLODED
workmen Seriously injured on onch
Valley Barytes Railroad
fspeclal to The Tllaes, plspantchII .

,zoN 'sP X ER, VA, April 22s,-rhomas
Davis and James FLETCHER. bank foremen
IN the clineh Valley Barytes Company's
ra,lroad were seriously injured Wedness-
daw from premature explosion, TWO
-hoies had been charged for springing,
,yrer tory to loading One Of them con-
tnining six or seven sticks ct dynamite
failed TO explode, and the men were an
gagged with Il churn drill cleaning out me
hole when the steel struck the explosives.
thrown into the air several feet, Tie
viii probably recover, though seriously
hurt, and Will probably lose his eye eye.
sight. Fletcher'a face was peppered Wild
gravel ana cut considerably, 1le y also
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nlARcoNI SYSTEM !
Station Constructed at Cape Charlie $
Works Satisfactorily.
\ Especial to The Tlmes.pispatch,} =,

Works Satisfactorily
ESPECIAL to The Times ispatch.)
CAPE CHARLES VA April 28-The
Marconi wireless telegraph has been given
n thorough test at this place and proved
successful in every partienla n; asyera 9
m'lited from and to Old Point. Professor
Tessenden has been at work on the sta
tion here for some time, but not until sat
,rday was 1t completed.
Az n meeting of tho vestry OF Eunger's
Parish a call was extended to Roy. Edgar
Carpenter now OF Park View Church,
near Portsmouth 81 u,
Strawberries will be shlpped n great
quantities from this Vicinity thls we : r.
8The truckers Of the Norio,K soet'uh ~. ~
the the Transportation lines Will advance rates
on all freight, u, 49,
t a,,,.,1 FOR the mast two weeks and the
s set crop has been somewhat injured.
The CROP Is now 90 far adyanasa 1nn,
II Y
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ST, C'air-kuckoIs.
especial 10 The Times. Dlspa tch. J

Especial 10 The Tin,es -Dlspatch)
DOVER MINES. VA, april 2S.-The
marriage of Afr, ]. Thad. st, Clair, OF
sNuckols daughter OF Mr.. G. II. Nuekols,
OF Dover Mines, Va, took place April
2od at st. Matthews Church, and was per-
formed by the Rev, W. c, Pace. assisted
hy Rev. J. w, Reynolds. OF Manchester,
va. The bride. In bine silk. trimmed In
cream lace. entered With her maid OF
honor. Miss Matte Euchols. IN white
organdy, The bridegroom. 9Th his best
man, Mr., Robert johnson, Of Sabot. Va,
The bridesmaids were Misses Bessie Ful-
sier, OF Richpond. cousin Of the bride; Mis-
souri Wade, Daisy Avis, OF Louisa, and
baIsna Nuckois Ths ushers we're , Messrs'
~. Va. and Arthur Nuckols, ell brothers
sf the bride; Theodore Isbell, OF Louisa.
d' a reception for the bridal party and
l1w friends was given after the Wedding
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Odd.Fellows' Anniversary

50 -W1 Special to THO T1mcs.D1spntch. T9
Fl sTAUNTeoN, v " April 2s-rhe order
Of Odd-Fellows Of this CITY last night cole
bratod their eighty-foHrth anniversary
at tho West Main Street auditorium.
Tho parade formed In front OF the Odd
Fellows Hall on Main Street, hendol by
the stonewnll Band, and marched to the
auditorium, there being n the parade q
number OF members from nolghboring
lodges. 1'ho event OF tho evening was the
address delivered by the Rev. r. r. Jones',
of the Middlebrook Lodge OF Odd-Fol-
lows, a