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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21

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BILE. and was very near at deaths door,
Is now much better. and It is hoped VIII
soon be out again.
Night before last a young child Of Mr..
and Mrs. Tunstall. OF Centraiia, died Of
diphtheria. the second death at Cen
'tralia OF children by that disease. The
cases were attended by DR.. Ragland and
DR.. Loving, OF Swansboro. came over and
,quarantined the place. which happened
to be the postoffIce building, and i'm
mediately at the station on the electric
road. BY instructions from the Board
of Health and the supervisor. the Ber-
.muda School Board Immediately closed
the schools against the children OF Cen
tralia. till further development
b The disease seems to be genuine cases,
and very fatal. but 1t is hoped that no
other cases will develop. The people Of
the community, are fully warned. 81
ts DIR. A ]. Hart was called from this
place to Ochre to sit in a case Of lunacy
this week-William Norris colored, the
subject. He was adjudged a lunatic and
was sent to the Chesterfield jail by
Squire E. S.. Gregory.
Mrs. A. ]. Hurt has been appointed a
teacher inythe public school here.
Z Mrs. Lou +. Giddings. OF koudoun coun-
ty, spent a day visiting here this week,
and will return Saturday to her home
In Loudoun. Fl h
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Flood and Revercornb.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch

Hsfs5lti Especial To The Times Dispatch.)
CLIFTON FORGE, AK VA, Oct. pa
Joint discussion between Congressman
Hal D. Flood and George "a. Reverconb
took place In the Opera House here last
night. Before the hours set for discussion
the house began Hing up end at the
appointed time there was no standing
room and hundreds turned away who
were barred admission. A large dele
cation, principally Republicans. came
down from Covington. The audience,
however, was two thirds Democratic. US
Mr.. Flood was introduced by Chairman
r. r. States, OF the County Democratic
Committee. and received a tremendous
ovation. His scathing arraignment Of
President Roosevelt and his negro policy
was keen and cut ting. At frequent tn
tervals the applause was terrific. After
entertain ne ;l,c audience for IN hoIr,
Mr.. Revcrcomb was introduced by Mr..
II. G. James. Mr.; Revsrcomb was also
received with much applause. He defend
cd his party and defended. to a degree.
the trusts. ella ming finally that he did not
approve OF the social equality between
tho races. After he had consumed an
hour and n halt Mr. Flood spoke ttr 30
minutes and attacked hiopponent ferce-
Sly and answering in mastery tones the
sharp criticisms OF Mr.. Revercomb.
Tho Alpine band was engaged for the
evening and rendered delightful music.
This was undoubtedly one OF the most
enthusiastic political gatherings In the
history of the town. 1
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THE SUBMARINES.
a Tramp Steamer to Take Them
From the Barge.

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NEWPORT NEWS. VA October 20
The tug Richmond which arrived here
this morning at 2 o'clock. left the barge
Kennebec. with two lake submarine tor
pedo boats dashed to her deck. at anchor
In Princess Bay. near Perth Amboy, N.
H. Tuesday night. The tug sails again
tomorrow morning with TWO barges and
skipper has Instructions to pick up the
h Kennebec. which will have gotten rid Of
the submarines. and proceed with her
to Boston, where she will discharge, the
cargo OF coal she has aboard.
1t is reliably stated that a tramp
steamer. the name Of witch cannot be
learned which was at the Erie Basin
ship-yard when the tug left Princess
Bay will take the torpedo boats from
the Ilennebec. the floating derrick OK"
of New York, being used to make the
transfer. ills expected that the steamer
will put to sea with the boats to-mor-
row. she did not leave to-day.
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ON BLOoDHOUND's SAY SO.
Negro Arrested at Suffolk for
Burglary-Pas to Resign.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
81 SUFFOLK, VA, October 20.--Conclud-
Ing temporary cessation OF ac-
8tiyities, burglars who have beer. infesting
Suffolk all summer started afresh last
night, when four Jobs were tempted E. in
this vicinity. W. b. Lawrence. a florist.
discovered q burglar at his back window
about 8 o'clock this morning and fired at
him. After a half mile run the police
arrested Henry Gowens on the blood
hounds say SO. The dogs were required
to go over the trail twice. l
William Keeling, colored. was arrested
to-day for breaking into DR.. j. B. Spen-
GERS home. near Suffolk. and stealing a
watch and clothing. Dill siWrenn and VIII
liam Percy were arrested for county
burglaries. u #
3 Rev. l. e. Barton has given notice that
{ he will resign as pastor Of the First Suf-
folk Baptist Church. the resignation to
take effect at q time to be selected at a
subsequent conference Of tile official
board, # ~ eis
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RALEIGH RACES.
Twenty Thousand People Wit Wit
ness the Events.
special It'd The lTImes- Dispatch.) !.

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Il RIA LnrGTI N. c., Oct. 2O.-Pil lsLE
Merry Dell and Mr.. smoot were winners t
in the principal races here to-day In IN
connection with the fair. Attendance q; nee
estimated at ,OoO The score Of races tss
els class, trot. purse $500 -Plator, y. e
Dale, Jr., Greenville, 4. LII 8. RI. s:
B. sRulon,9 fBellehaven,5 ya.,53. 3. 2; Petro-
mel, George II. Harden, Raleigh, \, e. =,
2, @2Y g. Time OF winner. 2:2l IL. III IL,
53:2O IL. . ~.
Doyle and N1cCloud Lynchburg: Va. a
2. s; walter s. AZ z; Steele, Norfolk, Va Y;
g 8, 9; 4 Little Belle, w, G. der. Roanoke,
Va, s. 4, a; Merry Dell, W. w. Nicholson
Baltimore, Md. !, I -. Time Of winner winner,
Running race, one shalt mile, purse slGO--
TeaSer,B =. c.. Leach, Newport News, AVa,.
2, 2; Mr. Smoot, a. G. Denton, Raleigh,
1915 Crystal Dome. ]. II: Caffee and Son.
Newport News, -, 3. Time OF winner.
:55. :3 1-c. Re-.
Gentlemen's running race. hye-elghths
OF q mile dash, purse $50-Ole MISS q.
Thompllins, Raleigh, J.; Miss Bob White.
ridden by Harry Lee Raleigh, 2. Time
of winner, 1:D0 IL. IS
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I HE e: CAP R''Si
OF CUP ID.
a Virginia Couple Rides Sixty
Miles to be Mar
ried.
welded AT FIRST MEETING Ell
Danville Girl Marries Man She
Became Acquainted With
Through Advertisement.
3(specia1 to The rimes.Dispatch.,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
SOUTH BOSTON. VA, October 20
Two hearts were made to beat as one
only after 8, drive of sixty miles from
Republican Grove, through the country
to Roxboro. N. c., yesterday. The con-
5tracting parties were Miss Mary Abbott
and Mr.. Robert Martin, both OF that
place. They were accompanied by Mr..
Jim Burton, who has figured In several
elopements here OF late. The happy
runaway couple passed through here last
night about 1 O'clock en- route to their
home at Republican Grove. making their
drive, a distance OF one hundred and
twenty miles.
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FLOOD IN BATH. j
Makes Vote Winning Speech at
the Hot Springs.

.3l Especial 70 Tho TImeS-D lspatch.)
u VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS. October
Congressman II. D. Flood spoke In
the Odd-Fclows' Hall ut Hot Springs
tonight to a5large and enthusiastic au-
dience. There are few more forceful and
eloquent speakers in the State than Mr..
Flood. His arraignment OF tho Repub-
lican party on trusts. tariff and tho race
issue was something terrific
In a speech OF an hour and a half
Mr.. Flood made a regular vote-winning
speech. which will tell on the eighth
day OF November. A good Democratic
majority; may be looked for in the coun-l
ty OF Bath.
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THE TICKET AGENTS.
Hold Last Meeting While
Excursion to the Capes.

Especial to The Tlmes-D ispatch.)
i NEWPORT NEWS VA. October 20
The last session Of the forty-ninth an
nuals convention Of the American Assoc
citation OF General Passenger and Ticket
Agents was held to-day on a Merchants
and Miners Transportation Company's
steamer, while the railway men were be-
ing given side trip to tho Capes.
Il Reports Of committees and of the fra
ternal society were received and other
routine business conducted. The party
returned In time for most of the dele
gates to leave for home tonight.
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Swisher-K Kirkpatrick.
Especial to The Times Dispatch,

NcpeCldI
LEXINGTON. VA, October 20,-Nfiss
Alberta L, Kirkpatrick, only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Givens Med, Kirkpatrick.
OF near Alone, Rockbridge county. was
married yesterday at noon to Mr., Stuart
D. swisher, OF Kerr's Creek The BRIDES
pastor, Rev. ]. w. Shuey, ofiiclated, and
Miss Edna McGuftln played the wedding
march, The bride was attended by her
cousin, Miss Alice kirkpatrick, as maid
OF honor, The best man was the groom's
brother, Mr., Estelle swisher,
The bridesmaids were Misses Lula
swisher and May Echard, OF Kerr's
Creek; Minnie Kayton, Eva Kirkpatltcls
and Lula Lindsay. OF Alone, The grooms--
mon were Messrs. Emmett Harper and
John snider. OF ISerr's Creek; Emmett
kirkpatrick and Roy kirkphtrlek q
Alone, and John Hutton, Of Collierstown.
After a bridal trip to the St, Louis Ex-
position, Mr.. and Mrs, SW1sher will make
their home on I<err's Greek,
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costs-yesterday before magistrate at
White Stone. All the parties are white.
Con1monwealth's Attorney E. 6. New
bill prosecuted the case; Hathaway and
Sanders represented tho defendants
ri Six negro youths were each fined one
hundred dollars and sentenced to sixty
days In jail before Justice Chase. at
Kilnlarnock, for rioting. They got full
Of speak easy wliskey and proceeded to
break up an entertainment in progress
at colored Methodist Church. They
put to flight the crowd who vanished
through the windows when fists began
to fly
The Lancaster County Oystermen Pro-
itectiye, Union has again organized.
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CUT|CUR'.A SOAP.
The Worlds Greatest
Skin kin Soap,
The Worlds Sweetest
Toilet Soap.
sale Greater. than The Worlds Product
Of Other Skin Soaps.
Sold Wherever Civilization Has
Penetrated.

Millions Of the worlds best people
use Cnticura Soap, assisted BY Cuttcura
Ointment, the great skin cure, for pre-
serving, purifying and identifying the
skin, for cleansing the scalp Of crusts.
scales and dandrufr, and the stopping
Of falling hair, for softening, whiten-
Ing and soothing red, rough and sore
hands, for baby rashes, feelings and
channgs, for annoying irritattons, or
too free or offensive Precipitation, for
ulcerativo weaknesses, and many sana-
i've, antiseptic purposes which readily
suggest themselves to women, eBpe.
!. cially mothers, % we'll Is for all the
purposes OK the toilet, bsth aud nursery.
Cuticurs Soap combines delicate
.smolllent properties derived from Cuti-
curs, the great skin cure, with the
purest Of cleansing Ingredients and the
most refreshing Of nower colours. No
other indicated soap ever compounded
Is 70 be compared with It for preserv-
ing, purifying aud identifying the skin.
scalp, hair aud hands. No other foreign
or domestic toilet soap, however
expensive, 10 to be compared with II for
AL the purposes OF the toilet, bkth and
nursery. Thus It combines In one soap
ct one price tho most effective skin and
complexion soap, aud the purest and
sweetest toilet, bath and nursery soap.
sod hr..A.., ~ vs,sl cssss~ H.ss,,sas, -.
o. fem Il cSossIsS oaseA rhA =. p - Z -
Otnt,sas Ins usoA, ~. DsRstst Lfa4As, C1e6Os.
houss 81 Fsis, 1ea u Y k.t1 Bos.e. y t,asa.
boz Ave-. rss.s prus q CAsM. Ossc: - HsoS&
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VIRGINIA
DAUGHTERS.
Confederate Circles in Peters
burg Prepare Re-
ception.
THE /. IL: Hu is l.''|: COURT l)
Colorcd Preacher on Trial Con.
corning Disposal Of An
other Mans Cow.
COURT
'HUsTINGs
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Especial to TIE Times Dispatch.)
+ PETERSBURG, VA, October 20--The
convention of the Virginia Division OF the
United Daughters of tho Confederacy,
which meets in Petersburg on next We'd,
nesday. Is awaited here with great inter-
est and pleasure. and a true Confederate
welcome will be accorded to the ladies
who Will convene in this city as represent
tatives Extensive preparations are being
made for their entertainment and tho
hospitality OF many homes is awaiting
their arrival. The convention is expected
to be In session for three days. which
will DE season OF unusual gayety in the
social world, many teas, receptions and
other entertainments having been already
Announced.
The ladies OF the Petersburg Chapter
are busily enga ged with the many Inn
portant matters requiring their attention
prior to the big event, and have APP
polnted several special committees. who
are making every provision for its sue
cess. t4S
Mrs. William r. N1cKenney Is president
Z OF the local chapter; Mrs. Bartlett Roper,
svice-presidcnt; Mrs. J. w. Womack, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Pryor Jones, cor
EiCopOAiuu6 oSSAoSNAy ~ A>A'NS'At
treasurer, and Miss Jocasta Starke, regis
trar.
CHURCH SOCIAL.
Tho congregations Of Old Street and
Washington Street Presbyterian Churches
held "a large and most successful social
meeting at the latter church last night
In. honor. OF the recent union OF the two.
y DR.. w. Nee. White, pastor OF the Wash
ington Street Church, delivered brief adj
dresses to the several church organiza-
tons, and after the services refreshments
were served in the lecture room. A fine
musical programme was rendered. The
old Street Church will hereafter be a
mission church, with Rev. Mr.. Ralston as
pastor. DR.. White Rev. ]. S. Foster,
pastor Of Tabb Street Church. and NIessrs.
II. r. Smith and w. u. Jones left this
morning for Marlnsburg to attend the
Presbyterian Synod. 81 z
HUsTINGs COURT.
q The October term OF the Hastings Court
began to-day. and will be occupied with
several important criminal cases, In which
the grand Jury, returned indictments this
morning.
h Robert wilkins, the disappearing coll
ored preacher from Sussex county, has
engaged the attention OF the court all
day, and his relations to a certain COW
sold in this city are still undecided.
Wilkins is represented by Messrs a =.
Hamilton and Bernard Mann. 55;
NJ John Warrenton, charged with attempt
ing to murder his wife, will be tried to-
morrow. {.
This case has attracted much attention,
and the trial is awaited with great inter-
est here Warrenton cut his wife's neck
and face with a razor on Washington
street severa weeks ago, and she was SO
dangerously wounded that her ante-mor-
TEN statement was taken. The prisoner
was refused bail In the Mayors Court,
and has never retained counsel.
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ELEGANT HOME WEDDING
Miss Mary Armstead Marshall
the Bride of DR.. Pease.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
ALEXANDRIA,, VA, Oct. 20,-A qilaet4
homo wedding took place at noon to-day :, !,
when Miss Mary Armistead Marshall st,,
stead Marshall became the bride of pr.
Theodore Norman Pease, surgeon IN
the United States navy. attached to the
u. s. S. Hartford: !,
The bride was .becomlngly attired IN
plum velvet. with hat to match, and car ar.
ried an exquisite bouquet of lilies OF the
valley and orchids. The groom was In the
dress uniform Of the United states na 1nr
service, as was "a "a also tso I 9Hst man. r.
The spacious family residence OF the
Marshalls, on Wolfe Street, was beauu-
fully decorated with flowers, the parlor
being draped with white chrysanthemulns
and the dining room with pink ones;
K Rev. ~. p. Stump, pastor OF the WASH
inyton Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
South, OF this city. performed the cere-
mony,
of the groonl's friends from the navy and
many from New York and Baltimore,
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Good Year for Farmers.

Especial to The Tlmes-D ispatch.) IL
ELLERsoN. VA, October 2o.-Mr. r. W.
Newman and Mr.. j. B. Bradley are in st..
Lo,is attending the Worlds Fair.
The farmers arc busy getting up sweet
potatoes, The crop Is small. however, as the
fall has been too dry. 35
wheat will SOW this fall and tho acreage.
will be much larger than for several years
past. The dry weather makes plowing dill
cult. and rain Is much needed. ~
The past year has been a prosperous one for
our truckers Many Of them have painted
and this section presents q thrifty appear
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Married at First Meeting.

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DANVILLE, VA, October 20.-Miss
Sadie G.. slayton. Of this city, ands Mr..
William f. Kempfs. Of dubuque. Ia, a
native of Germany, and a. Roman Catho-
lie, were married in Lynchburg this eve
ming by Father McGurk. The couple
met here this morning for the first
time.
The license to wed was procured from
the Corporation Court in this city. The
couple became acquainted through the
medium Of a matrimonial bureau several
years ago, and have been corresponding
Enthusiastically. A picture Of the young
man has been lying in a locket against
the girls heart for many months the
girl, who is a clerk in a store. claimed
sickness, so as to be at liberty to meet
her sweetheart when he arrived.
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FAKIRS DRIVEN OUT
Became. So Bold at Winchester
Authorities Make Them Leave.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
WINCHESTER, VA, October 2O,-At
tho annual exhibition Of the Shenandoah
Valley Agricultural Society to-day the
largest crowd ever seen on the grounds
was present This afternoon the falsirs
became SO bold as to attract the atten-
ton OF the authorities. and every faklr
on the grounds was compelled to leave.
Two hundred men with chance games
put up fight. but they We're finally
driven away, M g85 843
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Terribly Mangled,
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BLuEFIELD, w. VA Oct. 20-Ep hraim
Cook was mangled under tho wheels Of
N passenger train near here last night
dying about four hours later. The train
was going thirty-fve miles an hour when
1t struck him. He was hurled q distance
not less than sixty feet, falling against
places, and the bones in his arms and
legs were crushed almost into a powder.
He leaves a wife and ono child.
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Excessive Charges.

'I-l78 : - {13y7 AsS0c1Httd. FTtss,J ..7-
WASHINGTON, d. Gu Oct. 20,-Alle-
cations OF excessive trackage and SWITCH
ing charges and discrimination against
tho compainants In lumber rates are
made In 4 Complaint filed to-day with the
Interstate Commerce Commission by 9.
w. Robinson, OF New Orleans, against
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
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BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE.
The Tenth Annual Convention
in Session at Hampton.

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HAMPTON, VA, October 20,-The
tenth annual convention Of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union OF Virginia opened
to-day in the First Baptist Church here.
Rev r. Pendleton Jones, pastor Of tho
church. made the address of welcome.
President William II. Wranek could not
be present. and Professor w, A. Harris.
OF Richmond, was made president pro
tenn.
There is a large attendance OF delega ties.
The convention will close tomorrow.
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AM ON ALTON
TO MARTIN.
-.a' -------- -.-------
Dickinson Democrats Turn Out
to Hear Rllea and the
Senator.
MANY LADIES ATTEND
LADIES ATTEND
The Meeting a Record Breaker
in Point Of Numbers Judge
Rllca Surpasses Himself.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
LEBANON, VA, VIA CLEVELAND,
VA, October 20. - Senator Martin
and Judge William F. Rhea i'd
dressed a very large and representative
audience On tho courthouse at this place
this afternoon. The crowd was tho largest
that has attended political speaking
here at an Off time for many years. Both
speakers were in fine trim and made
able addresses. Many ladies' were In
the audience. Judge Rhea's speech was
pronounced by many as the best he has
ever made here. This is Senator Mar
tins first appearance on the stump In
sion. ~ 5.@} x
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! sPEAK-EAsIEs FINED.
Drunken Negroes Break Ur
Church Meeting.
:, !, 49,, - nh . T'inea-Disna

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
-sIRYINGTON, VA, October 20.-As the
result Of a trying campaign on the part
of tho temperance people against speak,
yeasies OF this county, w Q. Harding
was fined five hundred dollars. J. 3.
sShorty, five hundred dollars; Richard
Rolls, four hundred dollars; Arthur Lee,
four hundred dollars and Leon Bonner,
one hundred dollars-a total Of $1,000 and
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IA New Enterprise,
!, ,,.,o,,oI ftn nina ,rImea. DIanntch \

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81 sKIPWITII, VA October ~ new enter
prise Will soon be started In this village; The
Ing, install machinery, and commence the
sMaking q eultiyators upon q large scale
whereyer used, and this stop Is neGessitnted
BY the rapidly growing demand for the Willie
Scult!yator, flEg ESQ
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KNIGHTS TEM:PLAR.
Inspection and Parade and Grand
BANQUET Tonight. 5

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
LYNCHBURG, VA. October 2o.--The
annual triangular inspector Of the
Knights Templar Communicates OF Dan.
VILE, Roanoke and Lynchburg, took
place here this afternoon, after a parade
Of the three organizations. with band
through the streets
Tonight, following a social hour at the
room of Marshall Lodge, an ella borate
banquet was rendered the visitors by the
local comlnandery.
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Where Hairpins Come From.

The greatest Of the worlds 1nanufac-
tories OF hairpins Is at PainsWlck.
Village situated IN the Stroud Valley. at
the foot of tho Cotswolds. There are no
Ing out these tl.lfes Of the boudoir. and
hundreds Of automatic machines are IN
constant operation, Transforming miles Of
wire into Tons Of finished pins.
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,Gaver ESQ, prominent citizen Of Hills
boro, this county. and Mr.. Frank Vernon
.Grayson son OF William Graysonn, ESQ.,
OF Luray, Va were married w Wednesday
evening at the Methodist Church in Hills
,boro. Rev. Mr. Shuler officiating Me-
and Mrs Grayson will reside in Cumher.
tour North. sss3 i5Sg
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Rather Overdid It.

acquainted with each other before they
marry, there would be fewer cases of d.
vorce but the couple Just married In Mil
ton, PA. he Is, she II, after courtship
OF more than fifty years, seem to have
been more cautious than was real neces-
sary--Boston Globe.
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Ladies Injured.
,nec,ol Ia The Times,Di

y (Specal to The TlmesIDlspatch)
EMORY, VA. October 20.-Mrs. c. 3.
Akers. her sister, Miss Mary Smith. aud
her daughter. Miss Juanita. AkerS We're In
jured in O runaway accident yesterday,
i While out driving the harness broke and
the horse becoming frightened, ran the buggy
against something which caused y ,to OYER
While tho arm OF Miss Smith Yves broken.
Miss Akers suffered slight injuries on her
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The Bees Sting.

Two bee stings suffice to kill a. sparrow
In two or three hours, Analysis of the
bee poison has shown that It contains
three prlnciples--one conyulsive, one SIN
and one which gives rise 20 acute
Inflammation. NM g
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Campaign Literature.

DIR Swallow may, be pardoned Il he
should decide to Introduce these NEW
exhibit 81, class ID, of the Prohibition
,c,Il,pai gn, Hartford Times,