The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22

or tho farmers here have becn unable
TO SOW any spring oats up to this time
and some who anticipated sowing largo
crops contend that 1t Is too late now,
and are feeding their seed to their
horses, 5i vi . :
The steamer Tourist the peoples boat,
has resumed Its regular schedule on the
laappnhnnnock River, after an absence OF
several weeks for the purpose or repair
Ing damages done by m ice-gorge. u
A force Of men hnvo been at work since
Monday rebuilding the bridge OF Stln's
Wharf, on the Potomac. II 10 sald that
tho wharf will DO ready for freight ana
passengers next Monday.
Fewer horses linvo been displayed on
tho court greens this month than IN any
previous March since the war, ana YET
It Is doubtful II there has ever been
larger demand for good stations.
It Ia understood that Mr.. Samuel Hail,
OF this county, Is instituting suit for
Il divorce from his wife, Mrs. Lula HAL.
Shortly after his marriage somo 10
months ago, voting Hall returned to ms
parental home In the lower part OF the
county, leaving his bride with her pa
rents In sthis neighborhood 1t was su-
posed that ne had gone to prepare q
rome, &C., to which to carry his Wile
but his failure TO return here soon caused
some comment, and the news TINS week
that the youthful husband Is institutng
n divorce suit did not cause any great
surprise. Mr.. wv. A. Rose, OF King
George. G. H, Is counsel for Hall.
Mr. Charles r.. Grigsby. native OF
this county, IL very iii in washington,
D. G., where he has been residing. for
some time. His relatives here have been
notified that his Illness Is Of such nature
rs to render It necessary for MIN 10 pc
taken to hospital for treatment.
1t is reported that Mr.. Frank Coakiey'
his vito and four children, who reside
near Alden, this county, are extremely
III with measles and pneum onia,
1T Is announced that Rev. J. Y: Bred
Icy, of Lancaster county, will visit klng
George and preach at Potomac Baptist
Church on tho fifth Sunday In this month.
in tho interest Of the State Mission BOARD
of Virginia.
Misses Bessie Allen and Flossie Hender-
son, Of this county, have gone to WASH
ington, D. c., to spend q few weeks WIN
kinsfolk. 8i{ i2f
Mr.. Clarence Taylor, wro has been on
q visit to friends near here for some time,
left yesterday for his home in the Ma
uonal Capital city. 35
Hon. John r. Dos Passos. who mas
been spending few days in the Northern
Neck looking after his business interests
has returned to New York
Mr.. Frederick Adolph Krc'gstadt ana
his bride have arrived at their nome ~
this county from Baltimore where their
romantic marriage took place week ago
Mr., Kreigstadt is an enterprising German
wro located here, together with his pa
rcnts, few years ago. He wanted u
wklfe, but the girls here did not come
up to his ideal, and some time ago no
opened correspondence with Mrs. tau-
line Schliens, OF Germany--n lady whom
hc had never seen. An engagement soon
followed, and Mrs. Schliens agreed to en-
igrate to America and become Mrs
Krelgstadt. The young man left ms
home here, last week for Baltimore, ana
one the arrival at that city OF the
steamer Bradenburg the couple met Tor
teh first time and entered the bands OF
matrimony. Mr.. Kreigstadt IS a #thr1fty
man, having accumulated a snug prop
erty since he came here some 10 years
ago He owns farm and an interest IN
several steam mills here. .
Mrs. John Huffman, an aged lady OF
this county died at her home near
Matthias Point on Wednesday, Sire IS
survived by q husband and two children
News has been received here Of the
death in washington Wednesday of Mr.
John r. 1nscoe, native OF this county.
Mr.. Inscoe was well-l1nown and promi-
ncnt in business here for many years,
and demoved to the NATIONAL capital
and removed to the national capital city
a few years ago and engaged IN b,lsi-
ness there. His remains were brought to
King George yesterday by Potomac
steamer for interment In the Inscoe burial
ground near Shiloh.