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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-09-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior. }
Land Office at La Granie, Oregon. !

August 40. 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has tiled otce OF his intention to make final
proof In SUPPORT Of his claim and that said proof will
be made before Charles II. Chance. u. :. CommlS-
sione!. at Sumpter. Oregon. on October 70. 100,
via n. Z. No iiso6, Csrrie Maude Cook. OF Sumpter
Oregon. Tor the WI neh. sex mex and nwh seh
Section -. Township 10 South. Range ~. E.W.M
He names the following witnesses to prove hts
tnuous residence upon and cultivation OF said land.
viz: Van Rensselaer, Mead. Irwin d Gatewood and
lanes Rayer. OF Sumpter. Oregon. ana Charles
Tibbs. Of McEwen. Oregon.
e. W. BARTLETT, Register.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-04-08

Of Eden, W.H. Strayer; "C.W. Full
ton," Thomas McEwen, of Sumpter;
"Granite," Grant Thornburg. The
following responded to toasts of their
own selection:
+. L. Manning, Of Sumpter, d.
w. Drowley, E. w. Davis, Albert
Geiser, Peter Basche, w. G. Calder,
Of Sumpter, M. Hallock, Frank s.
Baillie, Ebert Shockley and Mr..
GOrham.
II was almost 4 o'clock Friday
morning when the meeting broke up.
The general expression among the
Sumpter guests was they had been
royalty entertained and that such
occasions Of good fellowship will do
much to bring the industrial inter-
ests Of the two cities In closer touch
with each other.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-04-08
oUARTZBURG DISTRICT.
Cobalt Vein Traced From Standard 10
Iron Mountain.

John s. Hughes came In from
Quartzburg on Wednesday, and
remained only an hour or two. He
reported that the cobalt vein is found
and traced from the Standard mine
to the Iron Mountain, a distance Of
about three miles. Some specimens
Of the groupings are on exhibition at
Kight 4 McHaley's store. II Is a
dark brown rock with cobalt stains,
or literally sprinkled evenly, all
through the rock; also copper and
zink are plainly visible-it Is very
heavy mineralized, and very valuable
ore, although only groupings. II
IL Of the very best and apparently
the richest specimens Of groupings
ever exhibited.
We did not learn the assay value,
nor tho extent Of the width Of the
ledge; but, there will be billions
Of dollars worth Of ore taken out of
that mountain ere many years have
passed, judging from the exhibit Of
groupings and the length Of the
ledge, being several feet wide.
Messrs. Toner and Walling have
the honor Of discovery Of this rich
ledge; their claims being nearly at
the summit Of Dixie Butte. Prairie
City Miner.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-04-08
BUSINESS MEMS
BANQUET AT BAKER
Sumpter Royalty Entertained
by Neighboring City-Sena-
tor Fulton Guest of Honor.

The banquet Thursday night given
by the Citizens League Of Baker
City, to tho business men Of Sumpter,
In return for tho ono here last De.
cember, was In every way a pro.
nounced success. About 100 at.
tended, twenty Of whom were from
Sumptsr. United States Senator
Charles W. Fulton was the guest OF
honor. The following attended from
Sumpter:
W. y. Calder, A. p. Goss, w. w.
Robbins, N. g. Richards, Charles II.
Chance. Thomas McEwen, J. X. Neill,
W. II. Hobson, James Logic, 4. G..
Gwynne, q. j. Johns, T.. l.. Manning,
r. q. Jewott, Lou Walker, DIR. T.. w.
Mueller, l.. II. Bellman, N. j. Soren-
son, q. 9. Basche, DIR. l.. Il. Brock,
A. Geiser, Frank Baillie, Mr.. Thatch-
or, and Grant ThornburH.
Tho banquet was served In the
dining room Of tho Geiser Grand.
Tho table, which was arranged Il shape,
WAN profisely decorated with cut
flowers, and the spread was sumptu-
Gus affair with all the eatables,
drinkablos and smokables which the
occasion could possibly demand. &.
A. Johns performed tho part Of toast
master, aud introduced the speakers
In n very happy manner.
Mayor X. ID. Carter, Of Baker City,
responded To "The Denver Of Ore.
gon;" Postmaster +. q. Jewett, Of
Sumptor, to "Sumpter;" State
Senator John l.. Rand, to "Our New
Senator" The toastmaster then In.
troduced Senator Fulton, who spoke
interestingly on the material re
sources Of Oregon and the Legislation
needed. ile said u United States
assay office should be established at
q point where II would do the most
good. A number Of other toasts were
responded to, prominent among
which were tho following:
''Pioneers." by G. l.. Palmer;
"Minin9 Expert" Bella Ksdish;
"virtue." Arthur Buckbee; "What
! aaw In Mexico" DR.. Il. Is. McDan-
iel; Panhandle" J. A. Wright;
''The Ladies' J. 4. Donnelly;
Eastern Oregon" Colonel w. +.
Butcher; "The Bar" N. G. Rich
ards, Of Sumpter; champagne" j.
Muller; william Pollman, "rhe
Citizens League;" ". }. Patterson,
'"rhe Cradle Of the Grave" "Un-
ity," &. II, Breck; 'The Smelter,"
DIR. r. ". Mueller, Of Sumpter;
Baker City, Sumpter and the Pan
hanlde." +. X, Mcllis. AT the con.
clusion of his toast, Mr., Mellis pre-.
cscnted Senator Fulton II framed
picture of the Oregon mineral exhibit
ut the Buffalo exposition, surrounded
by orc spcicmens from the noted
,.,sn.., - tkn ~ vi. ,,'rhn En,.l,n
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-04-08
MACHINERY RECEIVED.
Last coosisumeot for Smelling Plant
Anives.

Arrives.
The last consignment Of machinery
for the smelter was received last
week and II is now being installed.
Tho company will push work along
and will be ready to blow In ~
soon IN the roads are In a condition
To receive ore shipments.
The laboratory and assay office are
now running with s. l.. Brown,
formerly Of Tacoma, In charge.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-04-08
To Examine Greenhosn Properties.

Chester +. Lee, Of Seattle, consult
ing engineer for George ". DANES,
Of the Blecher property, made trip
this week to examine some properties
In the Greenhorn district.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-31
WERE POISONED ON
.WEDDING-FEAST HAM
Several Persons In Freder.
icksburg Had Narrow Es-
cape-Negro Shot.
Especial to The Ttmes-Dlspatch.)


FREDERICKsBURG, VA, July 30
Rev. j. II. Newbill, of King George coun-
ty, has resigned as pastor OF Hanover
Baptist Church. In that county, and has
received a call to lakewood Church, In the
same county, which he has under consid-
Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. McCalley, Mr.. II, b.
Masoon, Mrs. L. Baker and Joe Mccalley.
Jr., were poisoned here by eating some
sugar-cured ham which had been pre-
pared for n wedding supper. Dr. Chew
ming, who was called in. worked several
hours on the patients before no renewed
their suffering. They are now OUT or
danger.
Two colored men employed In double
tracking the Richmond, Frederlcksburg
and Potomac Railroad near tnls CITY.
while engaged in a crap game. got INTO a
difficulty. Ono OF them seized shotgun
and fred the load of No. shot into the
other MANS body at distance or only
thirty yards, but the negro VINO was
ghot continued playing with the other
men, and remarked that the shot only
gave him a good scratching
Mr.. Ira D. Cockrille. OF warrington,
who was to have been married last nlEht
Mt the Christian Church here TO Mis-.
Nettie NJ, Nash, of this city, was inluren
the day before by street car IN Wesn-
lston, and the marriage has peen 'h"ei-
initely postponed
Mr.. ~ j. Jacobs, Of this city IS crlu-
cplly III nj the Mary Washington iiosp'-
tai here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-31
THEY PLOTTED TO
DESTROY THE JAIL
Negro Murderer the Loader
of a Desperate Scheme
in DanVllle,

DANVILLE, VA, July 30,--A plot to
wreck the city Jail was discovered and
frustrated this morning, The plot was
arranged by William Jones, the muir
derer OF Jake Lee, who was several DAYS
ago sentenced to hang for the crime.
Jones had in some manner procured an
implement with which he had drilled a
hole In his cell under the window. 1t
was the discovery of this hole that led
10 an investigation that revealed the
plot An inmate Of the Jail, negro
youth, betrayed the arrangement 10 The
officials, The plot was for members
of The chain-sang, among others, 10 spirit
into the jail aauantitY ofdynamite orginnt
powder, with which Jones was 10 make
ihe attempt 10 blow his way 20 freedom,
The youth who betrayed the alot lost his
nerve az the last moment and gave. the
scheme away.
Miss I.ula y Harper died al her home
on Gift Street at 1880 O'Clock last night.
She had been confined 10 her bed for
only few days, although she had pcen
a great sufferer nj times for over year.
The million and quarter gallon reser-
voir for the new cotton mills has been
completed II Is l2b feet In diameter
and 20 feet deep. " VIII be used as a
reserve IN case of fire, and 10 supply the
cottages With water.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-31
PENlNSULAR FAIR
Annual Exhibition viii Begin on Tues.
day and Last Four DAYS.
Jay "''u = UT

Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dispa tch)
BELLE HAVEN, VA, july 1s.-The Pc
begin their annual exhibit tuesday, Az.
gust 18th, and continue four days. Each
year. since It's organization, It's officers
have done their utmost to make II a
crowned. This year many new features
will be introduced In all departments. and
the entry list assures fast and well match
ed races. Many horses are now on the
Hog Island is Rapidly becoming one OF
tho s%ellest summer resorts on the East
ern Shore OF Virginia. Many club houses
are there located. and since early spring
the many boarding houses. which are In
cessantly filled with local visitors.
In the race for, Commonwealth.s Attor-
ney. there are only two entrles---G. Walter
Mapp and S. James Turlington-tWo OF
Accomacs most popular. sons.
Misses Carrie wills. Linda Ayres. Jen-
ME d. Wills. Helen Mapp. Mrs. J. r..
Nicholson. Mrs. a. a. Mears. Mrs. A..
5. s. i Reila mas !. 9. Blackstone Alfred 4
Mears and son. Burleigh:J. Fl Nickol-
son. ". G. Mnpp and. u; Wise Smith. are
spending two-weeks., outlnc At the
been erI'i leased for a period q Two weeks by
committee from Belle Haven and Ex-
more, and. society people from VARIOUS
sections OF the State have been invited
circulated and more than seven;y-fiye
tel is situated on wilkins Beach. Just
below Eastville. and borders on the Ches,
outing superb. More than one hundred
apartments are In tho house. nicely FUR
nlshed: pool and billiard tables. bowling
alleys and everything necessary to make
1t an ideal outing point. Respondcrs 70
the invitations have been arriving on all
trains during the day.
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been principal OF the public schools at
Tampa, Fla. The happy couple is now
visiting relatives in the county
Mr.. Frye. of the firm of Frye & Ches-
terman. architects, OF Lynchburg. was In
Lexington this week for the purpose OF
submitting plans for the new adminstra-
ton building, to be erected at the Virginia
Military Institute. The structure will
be located between the cadet NETS hall
and barracks, and will replace the row
OF buildings now situated there. The
new building is expected to cost $1,000
or $4,000.
Mr.. William Preston Painter and Miss
Florence Elizabeth Davis, both of Rock
bridge county, drove to Lexington yes
terday and were married by the Rev.
y. a. Penick. at his residence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-31
Annual Convention In Cham.
berlin Hotel.
VERY QUEER, CONCOCTION
"Dr. Hotsho.' Fined In Police Court
for Praeticing Medicine Without
Liccnse-Shipyard TO Operate
Steel Plant.
Especial to Tn. Time..pisp.tch. )

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July 3o.-Ths
National Association OF Tobacco Crow
ers opened It's annual convention to-day
ut the Chamberln Hotel. Old Point Only
a few OF the growers Heic on hand to-
day and little business was transacted.
Many more delegates arrived tonight
and tomorrow the body will get down
TO work
The Maccabees OF this section. includ-
cities up the State. assembled in annual
convention to-day at Pine Beach. So
wells Point 1t Is estimated there were
$500 Maccabees and lady Maccabees In
attendance.
James Goodman. known as ''Dr. Hot
shot" the negro herb doctor. was to-
day flned In the Police Court for prac-
ticlng medicine without g. license. Good
man told the Court that his medicine
quarters boiled down with silk weed.
Johnny weed. Indian turnip. blue bone.
catchem root and 3d. He claims to
have large number Of negro patients
all around Hampton Roads
STEEL PLANT.
The Newport News and Hampton Title
and Guarantee Company. which. after
plant for the verfication OF property in
this section. to-day passed from the
hands of Washington parties to John
Lowery and Allen D. Jones. OF this city.
The company was capitalized at 5000.
Omcial announcement is made that this
ship-yard will utilize large brick build
Ing 1t Is now completing as a steel plant
to make castings required in ship con-
struction. The building has been under
way several months, but It's purpose was
not given out. The sh!p-yard also ope-
rates It's own foundr!ea Cor brass, man
ganese bronze and iron castings. The
steel plant VIII be In operation inside OF
q month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-31
UNEyENTFUL DAY
Offenders Not So Bad on Justice John
cbo,u;,o Cons ID aration,

Offenders Not So Bad on Justice John
Showing Cons dsration.
Justice John had an uneventful day yes
terday. He got little peep at rest.
after a long succession of busy days-
Not a case had the semblance. OF im-
portance or a unique feature.
DRINKS and disorders were the order
Major Bachelor was charged with ba-
Ing drunk and incidentally INDUCING IN
a game OF craps. He was fined $3.50,
John Drew, for hgh.'ng y q sn 70 sl F1se
lice johns G,lIs usual price for man 10
strike woman is SO, but ~ ~ when he, |, the. tn
same, especially when It Is shown that
she succeeded in putting fiat nose on
him p,a,,,, -
nut under bond to behave themselves.
They are likely to remain good FOR six
months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-31
LARGE WHEAT CROP
Rockhridge Negro Raised 20 Bushels
to tho Acre,
Especial TO Tho Times DlRpatchD

Especial to The Time.-Dspatch)
LEXINGTON, VA, July S0,--The larg-
est yield Of wheat so far reported this
year was the crop raised by William
Washington an enterprsing colored man
OF Lexington From thirtyrthree acres
near Lexington he raised $50 bushels Of
wheat. an average Of over TWENTY-FIVE
pNshels 10 the acre. His highest aver
arc. however, was made on twenty acres,
which produced twenty eight bushels 10
the acre This yield Is considered phe-
nemenal in this section. as twenty bushels
to the acre is considered good yield
Information has been received here OF
the marriage of Mr.. John w: McClnng,
OF Rockhridge county, and Miss Mary
emnizea at the home of the brides moth
or; Mrs Minnie il Lithgow. Of Louis.
vile, Ky, MIR. McClung Is native OF
THIS county, but for several years mas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-31
YOUNG LADY HURT
RUNNING A BINDER

sPOTSYLVANIA, VA, July 3o.-Miss
eusle Harding, OF Logan. whose arm was
badly lacerated by being caught In a
cogwl1eel while operating n binder re-
Gently, is rapidly recovering,
Or. c. r. Massey, OF this place. Is a
candidate for supervisor against Mr.. c.
r, Andrews, the present incumbent,
Sheriff y. A, Harris and Commo-
wealth's Attorney Lee j. Graves ara both
espirants for the appointment to iii thu
vacancy In tho clerks Office, ca,scd by
the disappearance OF Rev j. z. II. CTS
nond.
Miss Gertle and Lois Powers. of Rich
mond. are visiting Miss Rhodessa Heck
man, the daughter of Rev j, w, Hickman,
OF this place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-31
Pretty Home Wedding.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

(SpeclaI 10 Tie -l!nes-DlSpatch.J
BUENA VISTA. VA. July ao--A beau
tiful home wedding was solemnized this
evening at $50 o'clock at the home Of the
BRIDES parents, Professor and Mrs. II.
Miss Josephine c.. became the bride Of
Mr.. George w. Robey, one Of Buena
Vista's most cnterprislng young men.
Miss Sanborn Is considered one OF the
most beautiful and accomplished young
ladies of this city.
i The happy couple loft on the 10 p. NJ.
Norfolk and Western train to spend their
honeymoon at the home Of the groom's
father at Buemont. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-31
Cure forAsftma and HAY Fever

The statements published below con- con.
firm the claim of DR.. Schifmann tnat
his remedy is an absolute cure lor Asth-
ma and Hay Fever: ~,
saws. a have found your Asthma Cure
a permanent cure for Asthma. for which
used 1t II years ago ! have never had
tho slightest return Of the trouble since.
/ have also foundyour remedy excellent
in Bronchial affections.
had Hay Fever for IA years. bought n
naokage OF your remedy (Schiffmann's
Asthma Cure) Of our druggist, and due
10 its use this Is the first summer that
I have not been troubled" Mrs. Frank
Guilfogle. e237 Ridge Avenue. RoSboro.
Philadelphia.
Sold by druggists Mt SOC. and 800.
Send &c. stamp to DR.. R. Schiffmanr1.
Box 500. st. Paul. Mimi. for a free sam
pie package.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-31
WADE PUNISHED
Seven Years So Far and Two Charges
Still Pending.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch

Especial to The es-DlsPafch.)
CHKISTIANSBURG, VA, July 3d.
Bird Wade was convicted OF attempting
after trial lasting three days, and
given two years in the penitentiary. He
was given five years for robbery last
court day, and there are two more felony
charges against him to be tried yet.
The County Court adjourned until Mon
day, as Judge jackson Is holding a spe-
cial term OF the Circuit Court here for
Judge Blair trying an important rail-
road suit, In which Leo and Howard. OF
Lynchburg appear for plaintiffs and
There Is a heavy felony docket in the
County Court, and It will last all next
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-31
COLORED BAPTISTS
Maltaponi Association in Session at
ManYohick Church.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.

Especial to The 'Timcs-D ispatch)
MANGOHICK. VA, July 30.-Mango-
hick Is the name given to one Of the four
colonial churches built In this county.
which at that time was the established
church Of England, | cannot say how
old this building Is or IN what year 1t
was built. IT IS one Of the most sub
our country and every alternate brick
Ia header and the head Of every brick
Is fire glazed. making the wall n check
er board and Will stand for several hun
dred years more, as II Is certain II is
more than n hundred years old nov. At the
the colored people who belonged to tn.
white Baptist Churches In this part OF
King William, organized church OF thelr
own and the old Mangohlck ChurtD,
which was then unoccupled by my o!heg
denomination and was somewhat out Of
repair by the ravages OF the war cor lls
roof sheltered both Confederate and Fed
eral soldiers during the war; was bS an
act of Legislature in lSOS-'69 coded to ne
e[2lorea people for their house of ), worship|
and TO hold It In trust, II heins the
property OF the State Of Virginia, any one
Visiting here now, Who knew, the ola
church in The hy-gone DAYS VIII see hat
llo their trust They have put on a good
tin roof, put on new blinds In place Of tho
| old wood shutters and placed new pews
\ IN tho building and have had the whole
makes Very handsome and crcd'tahlc
| appearance.
The Mauaponi Colored Baptist Assq-
citation assembled with this church this
annual session This Association, y com.
Churches were admitted to-day
Rev. l. II. Phiilps. the moderator Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-31
THURMOND DIVORCE SUIT
Judge Rhea and Mr.. Bumgardner
BerryviIle in Interest Of Plaintiff.

Especial to The Times-DlSpatch.)
WINCHESTER, VA, July 3o.-Judge
William r. Rhea, Of Bristol, Va, and
Mr.. j. Lewis Bumgardner OF Staunton,
Va, have been in Berryville. They rep
resent Mrs. Charles Thurman, who sues
her husband Gen. Thurman for d.
vorce because Of alleged cruel treatment
and alleged incarceration in the insane
hospital at Stanton. Judge Phea and
Mr. Bumgardner both stated that an ef-
fort had been made to induce Gen. Thur
man to allow Mrs Thurman to enter her
old home and secure clothing and other
articles which belong to her. but that Gen.
Thurman and his counsel, Hon. A. Moore,
Jr., positively refused. Judge Hlea also
published the affidavit Of Supt. Benjamin
Backford, of the Western State Hos
pital, which is regarded as favorable for
the plaintiff, Mrs. Thurman Is now stop
ping with Mrs. D. c. Snyder, near Berry
1t{1 10 81
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LOUISA CONTEST
Race for Treasurer Occupies Chief In
terest-Summer Visitors


( FREDERICK HALL. TA., July 30
Interest In politics is running high In
Louisa at present. centering mainly on
the treasureship. Mr.. w. j. Crank and
DR.. p. P. May are the most prominently
mentioned candidates. Captain OVerton
is the only candidate for the House OF
Delegates thus fal.
Miss Eva Atkinson is the guest Of
Miss Amy Williams, on West Grass
Street, Richmond.
Miss Helen Waddey, daughter OF Mr..
Everett Waddey. OF Richmond. is spend
linz some time at ELM Wood" In this
county.
Mrs. Meade T. spicer and children, OF
Richmond. are spending several weeks
In Louisa.
Among others here are Mrs. l. s. Gill
liam and Mrs. D. II. Sucker. at Mr..
Scmble Goodwins; Mrs T. G. Selieman at
Major Richardson's. and Mrs. Reed ut
Mr.. Charlie Trice's, all OF Richmond,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-31
ARRESTED ON TRAIN
Negro Accused Of Assaulting Girl %
His Own Race,

Especial TO The Times-Dlspntch.)
4 SALEM. VA. July S0.-A young negro
man, giving his name as Alfred Black
well, was arrested this afternoon on a
passenger train while It was running
between Roanoke and Salem.
He is charged with criminal ASSAULT
upon Lou. McArcher the thirteen-year-
old daughter of James McArcher, q
worthy colored man living at Hollins, this
county. The crime. 1t Is alleged. WAS
committed this morning near the homo
OF the girls parents. Blackwell IS now
in jail here. There Is considerable ex-
element among the negroes In regard
to the crime. but there Is no indication
of violence,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-31
NO TRACE OF CONNECTS
Thought to Be Doubling Back and to
!, Have Food and Sh-ler.
INV Associated Press.)

II SACRAMENTO, CAL, July ga spe-
.cial TO the Bee from the Folsom State
prison says that the latest reports re-
ceived show that tn militia have had abb
solutely no trace of the escaped conylcts
since Monday night,
The fugitives are thought to be doub-
ling back from the vicinity of Lotus to
he 4neighborhood of Rattle Snake Bar
and Zentgraff mine. The country In
which the fusltives are supposed to be
las number of deserted cabins and
several orchards. which will afford them
shelter and food.
Guard Cochrane. who was stabbed in
tho prison fight, is slightly worse, and
his recovery is still doubtful,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-31
HOME WEDDING
Mr.. y. Milton Fristoe and Miss Annie
Balthis Married.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.l
4 WOODSTOCK, VA, July 30.-Mr J..
Milton Frstoe. OF Riverton. and Miss An
ME M. Balthis. Of Strasburg, were mar
ried at the brides home yesterday az
ternoon at o'clock, the Rev. r. NJ.
Wheeler, OF the Methodist Church. Of
ficiating. The bride was given away
by her brother, Mr.. George Balths. and
the groom was attended by his best man.
Mr.. Hugh Naylor, of Front Royal.
ter. of Strasburg, and Mr. Compton. OF
Front Royal. Little Miss Grace Shack
lett. niece of the bride. was flower girl.
The bride was gowned In white alba
tross and silk and carried white roses.
Miss Kelster wore white liberty silk
and carried pink roses.
The couple left for Riverton. where a
reception was rendered at tho BRIDE
groom's home.