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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-27
Look an around

At the 81 so LADIES' PETTICoATa.
Then come to the Price Cutters and
see what we are Offering this week for
S1.00.
Ours are made Of imported English
sateen. Fast black. satin finish.
Trimmed with an 11-inch hounce and
finished with ruff1es, edged with
braid and bias fold and tailor-stttched
seams. Generously made in width and
length. When you see them you will
appreciate them, economical in price
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-27
Why Rot az Vp Your Rooms o.

When you can buy REAL HAND
MADE BATTENBERGS, TENER-
IFFES, TAMBOURS OR IRISH POINT,
in TIDES. SHAMS OR SCARFS, at
the low price we will sell them for?
Sample prices and odds and ends; no
prettier or better goods made.
Regular 10c quality, now... SC
Regular zoe quality. now DC
Regular soc quality, now 3Sc
Regular $1.00 quality, now.....75c
On sale next 60 our Corset Depart
ment O'ParrelI-st Entrance
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Dressing SdcqUes.

Even II q woman Is In love she Will
need one of these. But she don't
often get them at these low prices:
Made of steam-shrunk striped fan
nelette; deep, square-shaped sailor col
lar, finished with a embroidered
ruff1e. new sleeve; dressing sacque is
edged all around with silk-embroidered
shell pattern. Pink and blue striped.
Only to be had at the Price Cutters for
................5 soc
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Royal Worcester corsets.
The Genuine Kind,

Made of imported fast black italian
cloth. New circular cut, hand gored.
low and medium busted, dip hip, rust
proof side steels, extra strong belt in
Side, so as to prevent stretching, lace
through, garters attached made Of
fancy frilled Isle elastic, and patent
button clasp. Price them elsewhere
and then come and see how reasonably
we sell them. Price. .......... 81 90
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Auto BeNs-the Ben of the Day.

Made Of crush patent leather, self
adjusting buckle. In red, blue or
green. Why not be up-to-date for low
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-27
RUmmqge Sale or Sample Line in
ladies' and ChHdren'S Hosiery.

No two pairs alike, ribbed, plain and
openWorked, French lace effects. All
fast black and perfectly made.
10c quality, sample price. e...... &c
15c quality, sample price. ....... 1Oc
20c quality sample price. ......12c
25c quality, sample price. ........1 &c
AND OTHERS.
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Please Bear IN Mind The Price Cut
ter Is Never U1derSoId.
CUSHION CORDS AND TASSEL@
Full three and a quarter yards long.
Made Of silk finished yarn. In differ
ent combinations Of cOlors. In pink
blues, red, green and yellow. Instead
of 25c and 35c, this week. .....19c
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-27
Posted Women.

Here are some WARM WEATHER
CoMFORTS-In hanne1ette gowns,
skirts and drawers.
They are odds and ends and broken
lines of our best selling kind; some
slightly soiled and a little crushed,
owing to our busy Christmas week.
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The Discouraged Purse viii ReceiVs
Comfort Here,

Especially In our Ribbon Department.
FANCY TAFFETA RIBBON-The
imported kind; width No. 80, full
inches wide; in stripes and satin dot
ted effects. In pink, blue and red. Real
worth zoe; on our bargain counter this
week ................. .1&C
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7c Instead of 15c.

DRESS SHIELDS. nainsook covered
filed with vegetable substance which
is Odorless and washable Anticipate
your wants at this low price. lie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
PENALTY
OF HIS CRIME
Alex. Spencer IS Hanged in
Halifax for the Murder of
Aqed Mrs. Wilbourne.
fsnoc,a, to Tho rt,ues.pi.patch,)

Especial to The Times Dtspatch.)
HOUSTON, VA, April 1o.--Alex. spen-
Ger, convicted Of the murder OF Mrs VIII
borne ut the February term of the
County Court Of Halifax, paid the pen
atty OF his crime to-day between 10 and
III o'clock. The execution passed off
quietly While quite q crowd. both white
and colored. came into town early this
morning to see the hanging, there was
no disturbance. The execution took place
In an unused warehouse. secluded from
observation. Many crowded the doors,
anxious to witness the execution, but
Sheriff Thomas r. Jordan only admitted
his assistants, the doctors, the colored
ministers, Albert Smith and Hallory. and
limited the number Of witnesses to those
prescribed by law, After prayer and
singing by the ministers, the prisoner
offered a fervent prayer himself, adj
mitted his guilt, but denied the criminal
assault. The trap was sprung by Sheriff
Jordan Mt 1890 The neck was not broken
and the condemned man hung for nearly
half an hour before death was pro-
lnounced by Doctors Melvin, Booker, Gum
and Smiley. The body was shipped to
the University of Virginia BY the South
ern train from South Boston this eve
ming.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
n IN MADISON
Serious Damage TO Fruit BY the Recent
Cold Spell.

Serious Damage to Fruit by the Recent
Cold Spell. 7
; (special to Tho Times.Dl spateh.)
TwYNfAN's MILL. VA. April lo.-Dr.
., ". Twyman and wife. ccot,p'a aln1 I
BY Mr.. j. w Twymnn, Misses Annie uttz'
Lizzie Biankenbuker Ada Blnnken nh al 81
and Ellie Fray. have returned from a
pleasant trip to Norfolk Old Point, R sl'rl
trond and other places. 1.j5 . Al
Mrs. C.. M. Morris Il confined to her,
room from al, injury received BY falling
as she was getting IN her carriag go. !, or
physician thinks It will BIO several weeks
before she can get out.
z Mr.. Alfred Glove, OF Oak Park one OF
the largest and most successful fruit
growers in the county, was hero yester-
dny, and reports hi sontire fruit crop de-
stroyed by the recent cold.
The loss OF the fruit Is quito an Item
II, this section,I ms many depend largely
upon It for support. ia.
The smallpox scare In the railroad cnmp
ut Culpeper proved only to be ohickenpox,
to the delight OF many.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
TEAS CHEERS < DIFFERENCE u I j : \ Y q
Educators Of Fourth District VIII Meet y Ct
IL Petersburg April 81. s. Il,
N fgnacial ko rhe Mines .pispatch.) \

5i3 # Especial TO The Times 4 dispatch. }
Il PETERSBURG VA. I'll April io.-T = ltl
Fourth Congressional District Of virginia 1l5.
viii Hold It's conference OF teachers ana an
superintendents IN conjunction With With y e
ogden conference In Petersburg. At II the ne
IHigi, School, on Union Street. Friday tl1'a'
and saturday April oath and 26 9Th On On.
Friday there WILDE a round table con on
ferersc, 81 teachers. led BY HI ny Harry
st. George Tucker. Mr.. r.. g. stearnes OF
Salem, president OF 4 Teachers Assoclad-
ton, and by SuperintendentSD.M NJ. Bro n.a
81 Petersburg. Saturday. short addresses
will be, made BY Dr. George Il. Denny
president J ]. L. jarman, Or. I. p. Jones',
Professor Hugh. Bird, Or. J "a G. Chandler
Dr. Richard Mol lwaire.a superlr1ten t
Macll1, and Superintendent Graham
NJ The following committee has the con-,
ference arrangements IN hand: Mr.. r. q,
stearncs. president association, Salem
Dr. d. 81 Nj Brown Petersburg; Miss g.
b. Dickinson. Farmville; superintendent
Maclin. Greenesvile county, Superinterl..
,deat May, Lunenburg county; Superinten-
dent q. G. Powell Dinwiddie county; su-
perintendent5s s. L. Graham, ieclslenburg
county. ~ Z " Is 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
SWIFT GREEK Mill
SOON TO OPEN ] E. \
Officers Are Advertising for
Help of5AllKlnds5anl|'d.l..'O ( ,
Good Wages. n.
A s,,necln, 4 70 The Times. Dispatch. )

in( ITO
& pTTRIcK, A., April 10 There = see zen l
to be no doubt whatever that tile swift.
creek cotton mill will be star:',d to Etrk
in very short time. The officers nre 5 5e q
yertlsing for help OF all kinds, and offer
good wages This plant fis about three nl,ese
miles north Of Petersburg, ire,tly IN the.
line OF the A. C.. L.. Railroad II ana the the
electric car line, land takes its ma me from
the stream Swift Creek, upon " l.'ch y
Is situated
There is quite a nice little village there her
consisting OF dozen comfortable tene-l
mont houses, a large general store, w :" g g
churches, etc. and Is a very desirable
location for cotton mill There Is no
doubt but they will DO able to- secure al
the help needed. readily. as famille can
live 80 much cheaper there than IN the
city, Il 4j5 d 5 tS ~ IA q,
During the recent heavy rains a portion
OF the dam OF the Pocatont1s cotton
mill 4. was washed away. and they are re--t
pairnR It now. I must needs be repaired
before the water gets too low, for IN 6that
case there would be such q waste OF!
water through tho aperture there would
not be a lsufficienc y to run the mil. 3i5} y
There is no prospect OF the Ettrick
cotton Mill being started any time soon.
IL ever a Waterman Is kept there q 8
usual, who rings the bell regularly at
work & hours, which sounds familiar to
the old hands: but there Is no work there
for them to do. N
N IT appears that nll OF the ma tive help
who went from here last winter with the
stearns Silk Mil Company to Williams
port, Pa, will como i back home. Some
have returned already 4 and Il dozen or
moro are expected within week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
ORPHANS HOME
IN LYN I; !.
Iyey Property Has las Been y Pu !;
chased, and Instlt tll1ti' On VIII
Be opened July LIST.
lsn.e,al 10 rhe Tlmes.D ispateh,)

Especial to The ines. n 4 t"'''I''' sl
!, y N {. VA, April 'lo.-The Elk Elk
ec,,t,ve Committee II OF the Pres er' Vl''
orphans Home Is now In session ISL mere.
3 This morning the committee visited ana
inspected the Ivey property, me men fhus
been purchased for the orphatnFalsso.
AT last nights meeting the fin an CIT !
situation was discussed and arrange
ments were made to make the cash pay az
nent OF $500 on the Ivey property, -
was decided also to spend ABOUT st,pV s
at once for furniture, farm Implements y 8
nnd other necessaries. t was Z decided
mat tho Home should be opened for the
reception OF orphans July LIST. and tha q
twenty-five should then be admitted
Is understood that there arc seventy-.iYe
applications for admitta1ce, ana t'en'
NV. Maxwell, superintendent; rev, =,
n. Mctraden and Mr.. George y, CasK'e
were appointed q committee to pass on
nil applications for the first year, ~
was decided not to receive any chlldren
under three years Of age; no boys over
tan years nor girls oyer Twelve n years
excepting In such cases as ne Apu'ir
mitteo may consider epecially aeseFYlu
~ any member OF the committee disagree
as to tho reception of any particular
orphan, he can require the natteF " W w
passed on by the whole boaru' !.
A resolution was passed asklns the
Presbytory Of Norfolk no release hev,
q. ". Maxwell from the Pastorate o.
Galley Memorial Church, OF Norfolk !, = a. J
speedily as possible not later than Ma :,
list. As soon as Mr., Maxwell Is treleaseu
he liz to begin work as auperlntenaenl -
the Home, and will spend hls tine troll'
May LIST 10 July LIST in visiting me w \,
rous Presbyteries IN the INT eresls a. !, LIS
orphanage At the annnal nneellps us.s
OF the Board Of Trustees ~ JnMa 4 p.ans
] viii be made to enlarge the sn!su ~
hand to Increase the number Of orp hans
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Capt. DAN Leo Calls q Meet
\ ina 81 Citizens OF Stafford
LAB R.SAvlNO AC Il [, Y ! (.
SShe Demand e Greater Than Ever BE-,
fore on Account Of the Scarcity Of
Labor Demand for Horses Has M
Also Greatly Increased. 3.s3
! fspec,.l i m. zine, .p,.p.t eh /,

NocClul 10 Lug -
u FREDERICKSBURG, " Az April To- .-.I
Captain Dan M. Lee. vlce.presldent q I
the Virginia Good Roads Associat ton for I
Stafford county, has called d meeting
OF tho citizens fop next Stafford Court,
April 18TH, to consider some means for B
Improving the highways OF sta ford co ur. s
rho demand for labor saving machin-
greater This season than ever before due
to the scar citysof labor. 9 e &
SA The demand for horses In this par OF
the State has Increased largely within
tho past year and tho prices are now
nearly double what they were two years 4
h "a An Antl-saloon League has been orga-f
I! Med at. New Hope b Church in lower
Orange county, with Mr.. Charles Barnes
as president. and aftnembershlp OF TWEEN
3ty-five.S5ss q
IA Major Alexander Quail, OF Iowa. and
BRIDE who was Mrs. Ma ggie Rawlings Of
gSpotsylvania county are no w. on an ex-s
tended bridal trip north. This marriage oc.3.
Cured a few days age 4at the 4 home OF
A the bride and the @courtship leading up
to 1t was most romantic. Major Quail
while here last year, saw a photograph 4
OF Mrs. Rawlings, and when he ret urn--
/ cd home he wrote to her. This led Ito
"a 4 correspondence, Whicf 5EculInlnateu U II
their marriage ut their first meeting. Ma
(jor Quail Is a, man OF considerable mems
and his bride is a very accomplished
lady. They Will B for the present, reside &
at Spotsylvania Court house. 5
}s Row. Dr. +. s. Dunaway, Of this city,
was this week In Louisville. KY, where
as a \ mem Der Of the Board OF Trustees.
he, with Governor ". { ] |. II N orthern, OF
Georgia, and President John p. Greene,
OF the William jewell College, Of Mis-
sourl made an annual inspectionaof tho
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
at that place and will submit their re-
port TO the Board OF Trustees.
SS8T THE steamer Tourist, of the People 8
Limo. Dbrought% n trade excursion 4 to he
city last night from along the Kappa han
mock River. numbering nearly 100 per-
sons, who are busily engaged In patron
5izing the merchants OF the city during
stheIrtstay here, Return trip was made to-
day. III II. "a "a ss$sd5 OK N 3.
Churches In Essex county. have united
In calling to the pastorate Of the two
churches Rev. J. r. Daniel. OF scotts-
:, iii. s. ~ Baggett Jr., assistant posts.
mas ter : Of this city. has been appointed
to a position in the Treasury Department
at Washington and left to-day to enter
upon isGduties tomorrow. si4 e. IL
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Wounds III. Brothe Z Wife.
-fsnaclnl 4 tn .Tha Ti1nca. DisrAtch. 81

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.
Il HINTON. W. VA IN April. 9-Wyatti
Tinsloyl (colored) shot and fatal wounded
his 5brot lliam's wife this morning;
After William had gone to his work ana y
he raised some objection as to the manner
In which she was arranging Il and not
words ensued. resulting In Wyatt sla pp PIT!
and then shooting his sister-in. law .IA The
bali entered herSmouth, knocking out, 4
great many OF her teeth and Epra cticaliy
severing her tongue, lodging In hers ne e <.
a thorough exnminatl ton that. there was
hut ltttle hope for dthe wounded woman.
Wyatt waived Fexaminaton. and has been
the Circuit Court. III 81 n. III Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
KEPT 1T A SECRET
Roanoke Young People Married
Bristol in October.
necial to Tho Times. Dispatch

(special to Tho Times. Dispatch.) sAs93t I. & &
K ROANOKE, VA. April ia romantlc
marriage Of popular couple OF this city
was made public to-day. On October
Is. 1902, Mr., Walter II. 'Capito. a popular
telegraph operator OF the Western Union
Telegraph office Of this city. left with
the ostensible purpose Of visiting friends
in Abingdon. AT Pulaski City he was met
by Miss Lola G. Speese. youngest daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Tilly r. speese. of this city.
who was visiting friends at that place.
The couple proceeded to Bristol and were
married on the morning of October 26th
by the Rev. Mr.. Burroughs. The mar
riuge was kept profound secret, the
bride returning to the home Of her moth
err. None OF the friends OF the couple
had an idea that they were married un-
I'll few days ago. when the secret leak-
ed out. There was no objection on either
side 10 the marriage and both OF the
young people are receiving the warn,est
concentrations OF their friends to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11

'ntncng the colonies a hundred years ago l'
10 Her present status to her neglect not OF
the higher, but the lower graded schools,
aud Of Captain Fawter. Of the Miller NJ ll''1
School. At tho suggestion OF DR. Farzer,,
d committee vas appointed TO consider
the tnntter OF placing the prof e ISIS q al
status OF teachers on n higher plane.
& Superintendent Hulvey, OF ROCKING =. ~
Cd fried motion to appoint q comtnitte y q
a 40 .operateJ With the school trustees IN
raising tho funds necessary to Build a
graded school Tor the county hero.
The attendance from tho neighborhood
vas large and attentive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
FIRE NEAR WOODSTOCK
Dwelling and Barn Hundred fsfds
Apart Totally Oe.,rofsd.

Especial 10 TIE TIrttiyaSatsa,Y
WOODSTOCK. VA, AoE5l is,--Th. large
dwelling house and barn r,s&,tG n;sH
mile north OF Copicv!iIs. Belonging N ,tSs
estate OF Mrs. Leanah Hoon.Y. which
was sold several days ago ~ corflsnsa-
sioncrs OF the Circuit Court 70 Mr.. ".
Nv. Logan, Of Woodstock nsrs totally
destroyed by fire. yesterday. 1Ts build
ings we're occupied by Mr. y. Il. Mooney,
who lost all Of his personal property.
AS the barn and dwelling we're folly a
hundred yards from each other. and both
were burning @hrn the fire vas diacoy-
cred, they arr supposed to have been
caused by an legendary. There waS 1i.eT
Insurance on the buildings.
Mt Jackson Chapter, Daughters Of the
Cnnfederacy have selected juno G 1893. az
the day 10 unvell the handsome mpnu-
lRent to the Confederate soldiers buried
I'm the Soldiers Cemetery, short dis
Nance north OF Mt. Jackson
I = Miss Sophia R!nker, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs, j. II, Rnker has been chosen
Y TO unveil the monument
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NEW /: AT CRE'W|'s'.El:' n
,tHas Opened as; the Citizens Bank an. ant
is Doing Good Business.
y, sfts15 ,r, - THE T,imes- Dispa tch.)

z
cRwwp, VA. April s1o.--ouite a num- mum
her Of apprent ice boys have been taken aI''sl
IN IN tho Norfolk and Western ma chine
shons this week. Tho new coal elevator
haa been finished, and is quite an I'M
movement on the old coal shute. i3sa
I. The new bank, caled the ,t'S t'Aehs =
Bank" has opened up and Is doing q so g
business, MT. Landon P. Jones IS presl-
hent:ST. III Sewers, e-presid lent; a. ~
woody. cashier. The directors are 80 Ian y
dnn p. Jones, j. M. Kidd, George w,
Richardson. w. "A. Leneaye. y. Copian =,
w II shorter. Henry ID Leo. w. p. shuf-
t,aharper. 81. N. yvaterhouse. ~. VII y.
l1sowlkes, II. 6. Dyson, P. J.% Crannis'
n 8 n Sewers. s. r. Brame, Nv. y. w el'
born. s3s, /. ,,a,l7 80, -, Z Z,
M one OF the greatest needs OF the StoWn
now is q steam laundry. Several enter
prising citizens are interesting tne !t'.
seiyos In this matter and u Is thought
suitable arrangements can be made at
Z Mrs i. a, g. Lutton, who has been col
.lcctinK funds for the Luna Joyres
fund.-" has been quite sick for ten Gays !,
MI 4 much better now, She has recelyt'd
contributions lately from the following
persons, through Mrs. NJ, Crowder
Of Angola, Cumberland county, W. 'e,
Mrs. Joe x Hazlegrove. Messrs, Dayie
stuart. p. Addleman, William Garnet
Ed 10 Walker, lack strattQn r. 70 Baa
gett Lanny Blanton Miss Mary WomacK
Miss Bette Allen. Mrs. Garrett. Hopes
are entertained for the recovery Of the
child and Mrs, Luton keeps IN toucf
with ali the movements concerning ~
Mr.. A, II. Howard, secretary OF tn
Y'M, q. a. in Farmville,. will give a.
entertainment at the z. ~. G. a., Hal
here Thursday the 10th, for the be ''
OF the Y, M. g. "A, I'll jga,., 4 L f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
u M l,'-s75- a. I5Tl S''il'..5 b "a. s JgI5.
MARTIN HUDGlNSs
Beautiful Marriage CEREMONY in Math-s
ii ews County. X.

81 g ~ (spccial Ito The. Times. Dspnt ch ss
PORT HAYWOOD, YA.,5s April 1o.-ln
the presence OF a goodly company OF the
relatives. 5neighbors and friends in BeulahS
Methodist Episcopal Church. Miss nellie 4
Walden Hughes yesterday became the Y
bride OF Mr.. Thomas Mills Martin Tho 3
bridal party entered the church in tho
following order: The sushere. Messrs.g
Samuel Hudgins and George L.s5s Bur
roughs, Moscoe Hudgins and Robert NIL. &
ier, John S. Hudglns and 9. p, Il Lane 81
the maid Of honor, Miss Anna Elizabeth
THOMAS, Of Baltimore, robed in PINK n
point d esprit, over pink liberty ga TIM
and carrying white carnations; matron \
OF honor, Mrs. Joel &. Thomas. in cadet
blue panne crepe. over tatfeta Z. The bride
at the altar was met by the groom. ac-l
cornpanied by his best man. John. ~. =. d
5Volk OF Newport News. The bride IS \
the daughter OF Captain and Mrs. Samuel
D.. Hudgins. OF New Point The groom on1.
who few yea RS ago was a popular resi-
dent OF this community. is q 4 business siI ;'
man OF Newport News. &, is, ,5
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Wedding. Cards.
1 a., g The T III a., plsupIua,

Y (spccinl to The Times Dlspa tch. } go /,
4 LOUISA.I Va April II. Cards are OUT
for tho marriage OF Captain George. =.
West to Miss LILLIAN Galloway OF Fort
Worth. Texas. Captain West Is a broth2r
OF Representative f. Il. West, OF this
county. and for ~ number OF years 3 !. Yves y
& brother, matters, In Richmond. Va
and was lieutenant in the Richmond
Blues Company. He Is now a rising
young lawyer, practielng his profession
successfully in the home city OF his brides
elect. They will probab IDLY come to Vlr-
GINA on their bridal tour. " IL. 4 s Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11

Glide ii theirt tip bstors feturnin 81, Wash.
Iitiston ana New York s III n
BASE. ball team Tor stitis y season ,,
ter, sthifd base; Miles, second base ana
captain, Rose, cer, ter.neld /: ~ aish,
catcher rinsley, rtsht-n slder Freeman,
flrst base !: oindsxter, left f,etd Johnson,
Spitcher. Tho team ID unusually strong
thls season. ana playing faster ball than ~!
iever.s sI} 81 II ,4aDy n I. ..,5 u
S4rhe Mnury Literary society OF VI RI II
held it, annual public debate Friday
right, And. as Usual tn espeaksrs we're ere
d credit to their society and Institution
sl,rhe corp OF cadets now n timber e2S ard 4
when II, es1mental drill make g splendid
showing. IN X VI Yt IN s9$ss ss s +. &
The Easter german, viii Be given BY the
German Club on Friday night, April nth ~
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5Mappr-Wyatt, II

ly$ Especial to The T1mes-Dispn tch.)
CAPE CHARLES VA, April 1o.7-Miss
Bessie Wyatt, the accomplished daughter
OF Mr.. ana Mrs. W., A.. Wyatt, Of Belle
Haven, and Mr.. Judson NIapp. Of New
port Nows.i were married "Wednesday eye
ming, Rev. !. \ D. Potts, pastor OF the
Methodist Church OF Belle Haven per-
forming 1.-THE ceremony. Miss. Margaret
West was maid Of honor, and Mr. Iolln
Mapp best man, both Of Belle Haven
The church was artistically decora e'le
for tho occasion. and formed a scene OF
great beau ty. l'sj5.ll 81 X 4s gs q
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Xaughan-Gettle.
j(spec,nl e Tho Times lspatch.).

(special to Tho Tlmes,Dispatch , Ss53a {
y CHATHAM Va, April 1o.--Miss Anne
M, Gettle and Mr.. NJ I, D.J Vaughan n. %
Pttsylvania county were aF ~ :. ~ v ea.
ton baptist Church, Rev, Mr.. Jet, q
FRANKLIN Junction, performing the cere,
mony, THE church was prettily decora ,t,
With With eyergreens and apple blossoms the
bride wore aiitan-colored travelling suit,
and was attended BY her maid OF honor,
Miss sallie 3, Yaughan,I slster, , e tns
best man, Mr.. Jackson, Of Greensboro,
n, g. Miss Carrie Gettle, sister OF the
bride, carried the ring, n
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FARMvILLE is DRY
And the Town Council is Opposed to
Opening Dispensary.
Special to Tho Tlnies,pispattrlh,

FARMViLLE. VA, April lo.--The liquor
situation In Fartnylle continues to (. f 8 !,
by both Sides. Tho town Is still dry"
and viii likely remain 80 for. some time
10 come. The Town Council meets next
Il dIsponsary Will be discussed fully. 4
ma jority Of the members OF the Council
are not, ~ favor Of adIsPenIsary Y. ana nn
from what can be learned is n9t Pc
Farlnville but the town will remain dry"
as II IL now,
Now that the Mann bill has become q
be made to open saloon at the Farms.
vile I,tth,a sprinss. which la q gummer
resort. The springs are about hye MIN
Tho Farmyille knitting Mills, which
have been closed for several weeks, VIII
DO sold at public auction on Tuesday,
April 18th.