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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-09-09
Latest War News.

aug. huSSldnS reUreaG In Sredb cOn-
fusion, leaving vast amount Of army
stores and one hundred cannon Rus
slams in full retreat, Japs in pursuit
and trying to reach Mukden, before
the Russians do. The Russians have
the greater part of their provisions
and munitions of war at Mukden,
which is railroad station. The fight
before the capture Of Liao Yang was
the bloodiest of the war; the losses
on both sides were heavy,
KURoPATKIN CUT OFF.
London, Sept. 6-The Daily Mail
this morning prints dispatch from
Sinmintin, dated September S, giving
a report that Gen. Kuropatkin's re-
treat has been cut off.
The dispatch goes on to say that
the Russian troops had advanced in
strong force'to the southeast of Muk-
den as far as Japin Hill, to oppose
any possible attack in the direction
of their advance. A Chinese official,
who arrived from Mukden on Sunday
says that the Russian troops are
leaving for the north, that there are
$4,000 men ten miles to the east of
the city, that the officers and men
have become despairing and that
much sickness prevails.
A STARTLING REPORT. ~
st. Petersburg, September 5.--It is
reported at late hour that Gen. Ku-
ropatkin's rear guard has been almost
annihilated, and that the main Rus
sian army is in imminent danger Of
being surrounded.
MUKDEN TO BE EVACUATED.
Mukden, September 5.-Prepara-
tions for the evacuation Of Mukden
are proceeding The Japanese ad-
vance is within thirty miles
EvACUATING MUKDEN.
ST. Petersburg, Sept. 6.-The Muk-
den correspondent of the newspaper
Russ wires that the Russians evacua-
tion Of Mukden has already been be-
gun. Commissary wagons passed
through the city en- route for Harbin
and interruption of telegraph lines is
feared.
St. PetersDurg, sept. O.-Accord-
ing to telegram from Mukden, the
Japanese forces are now but fourteen
miles from Mukden and the booming
Of their cannon is distinctly heard in
the stronghold. The dispatch adds :
Kuropatkin is encountering great
difficulty in the retreat owing to the
bad roads from Yen Tai The retreat
is said to have resolved itself into a
race for Mukden. Both Kuropatkin
and Marshal Oyama are straining
every effort to be the first to reach
the city, one to find safety and the
other to cut off the Russians retreat
London, Sept. 6 The Harbn cor
respondent Of Central news wires that
Viceroy Alexiff and his staff have ar
rived at Harbin, having transferred
their headquarters from Vladivostok
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-11
IVA MAN
Roman at Ida BOy-ed

COZ (Forts FIR. foreg. nr.)
Han besl6t att vanta pa sin far. for
att de skulle komma tillsammans hem.
Hans vantan blef lang, val en- timme
langre an han gjort sig rakning pa.
I EFT slags dof resignation gick han
langa stycken fran och tillbaka pa
vagkanten. Han kande sig fullkomligt
f0rintad efter dagens sinnesrorelse.
Slutligen horde han en- hasts fru-
stande och rullandet al vagnshjul. Och
strax derpa tindrade EFT lyktsken fran
genom dimman, och iva nickande hast
hufvuden blefvo synliga. Uppe pa
kuskbocken ~aftecknade sig L0bells ge-
stalt, der han, stor och tjock, satt,
iford sin cylinderhatt.
- Tag mig med, papa! ropade Har-
tard da vagnen kom nara.
- Hvad nu! SADIE Albrekt och flyt-
tade sig genast at sidan.
Forlat att jag gick ifran dig!
Nagot hade uppr0rt mig nagot med
49,. med... SADIE sonen sakta.
psf - Diet gor detsamma med
hvem och hvad! afbrot Albrekt god
modigt. Det ar bra att jag har dig har
nu och att vi komma tillsammans hem
till mamma. Hade jag haft en- aiming
ON att du vile fara, skulle jag ha akt
en- timme f0rr. NJ satt jag en- god
stund till och pratade med Alexandra.
Hartard teg.
Han hade trott sig vara for lugn ell
Ter atminstone for trott att alter kunna
brusa upp. Och anda flick han nu
valdsam hjartklappning - bara vid
namnet!
Och ~f0rtviflad tankte han:
- Ar du and&. en- lognare? Du, som
Jag har tillbedt sd.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-11

nesnarvaro. Han b0rjade syssla med
hasten, lade 1 ordning t0mmarna och
tog langsamt at ticket. Under tiden
vande han rygegn at gallergrinden.
som forde fran %stationen.
Kleopha kom. Titan att trangas
f0ljde hon efter EFT par bender och
smaborgare, som, lastade med packor
och korgar. gingo framfor henne.
Hennes blick FOIL genast pa sladen
och en- storvaxt nan | kragkappa och
mjuk filthatt, som h0ll pa att lagga
ihop hasttacket. Hon gick fran.
God alton, Lobell! SADIE hon.
Hartard vande sig I'm.
- o, Gud! ~utropade hon och ryckte
till.
vaskan, hon bar, f0ll ur hennes
hand. Hon hade genast kant igen
honom. Trots den svaga belysningen
hade hon ogonblickligen sett att Diet
var Hartard och icke hans far.
Han tog upp vaskan. Bada stodo
EFT par sekunde forvirrade framfor
~hvarandra.
- Har nj - har nj nagot emot -
att Diet ar jag? framstotte han.
- Mel mel! Jag Or bara. . Diet
var bara sa... stammade hon.
- Win nj int stiga upp? SADIE han
sakta.
Hon hoppade genast hastigt upp
sladen och han satte sig bredvid hem
ne.
/ sin sinnesrorelse gl0mde bada att
knappa fast skinnfallen.
Hartard manade pa hasten. Ball
roma pa hagen borjade klinga och
klirra. Ljudlost gled sladen framat.
skenet fran ga%tlyktorna och ALA lju-
sen som lyste ut genom f0nstren sag
man hur Diet bla- och h~vitrandiga slad-
natet svallde bakom hasten och hur
den blahvita f~jadervippan pa bjaller-
| hagen blaste.
Efter nagra minuter hade de den
lila staden bakom sig. Plotsllgt lat
Hartard hasten ga l~angsammare. Han
hade markt att fallen glidit ned.
- - nj fryser! SADIE han halfh0gt
och lutade sig ned for att taga fatt 1
fotsacken. Samtidigt b0jde sig afven
| Kleopha fran for att ocksa draga upp
skinnfallen.
Deras kinder snuddade vid hvar-
andra. Bada foro forskrackta tillbaka.
| Under nagra minuter suite de alldeles
stilla. Fallen lag annu, / stallet for
6fver deras khan, n~edsjunken ofver
| deras fotter.
Kleopha trodde nastan att hon skull
e svimma af angest.
Hartard tankte fortviflad: bet ma
ste bill EFT slut pa den har situationen!
| Jag maste saga nagot likgiltigt. Jag
skall fraga henne hur Diet a | Berlin.
Men hans tunga var tori som pa en-
febersjuk.
Hasten. som 81 langre manades pa,
| gick 1 sakta och makligt traf.
Plotsligt tyckte sig Hartard marka
att Kleopha skakade som ON hon fr6s.
Han bojde sig ned och drog upp
fallen. Och med tommen Oliver venst-
ra armen borjade han svepa den ON
kring Kleopha.
Hon satt stilla. sa stilla att hon
knappt vagade andas = med slutna
ogun. (Forts.)
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-11
VI.

bet hade blifvit winter, och EFT sno'
fall, som varat flera dagar, gaf vid
klar vaderlek landskapet en- skinande
hvithet.
Kristina gladde sig at den b~landande
dagern som foil in i hennes rum. Pa
almgrenarna ute / parker fastnade Wis
serligen Ell den latta sn0n, men Diana
bilden hade fatt en- polackmossa pa
slit hufvud, och hennes langa ben
stodo anda langt upp pa vaderna / sno.
Pa altanen var Diet nastan hela da-
gen EFT flaxande och EFT pipande. Der
skulle Albrekt babe morgon och mid
dag kasta ut mat at foglarna. Och
Kristina sag da pa hur de gra och
evarta sma gasterna kommo kretsande
eller med en- brodsmula i nabbet
skyndsamt flogo derifran. Hon pasted
sig noga kama dem ALA, hvarenda
sparf, hvarenda liten gulgr0nbrostad
talgoxe. Och hon kunde bli riktigt
uppr0rd mar Diet uppstod nagot litet
krakel mellan foglarna derute; hvems
skulden var till Diet visste hon alltid.
Hartard satt ofta 1 timtal hos sin
NOR, deltog 1 hennes sma intressen
och latsade som ej heller han hade
nAgra andra intressen / lifvet an att
komma underfund med hvilket foglar-
ma derute tyckte bast ON, brod eller
EFT uthangdt ben med kottrester, ON
Doras | America aflidne bror hade eff
terlemnat iva eller fyrahundra thaler
at henne, ON Lobell verkligen slog sin
hustru eller ON Diet bara a fortal af
Lima, ON fru Aulendorf annu hade
Stamina vinterkappa som hon haft /
fyra ar, ON - och sa vidare och
ga vidare.
Andra dagar holl han icke ut en-
uvart. Dessa samtal forefollo honom
enfaldiga. I stallet for att gladja sig
at att hans NOR icke kande slit IFS
enformighet, utan utfyllde Diet med
hundra sma intigheter, blef han oratt-
Wis och kritiserade. Da tyckte han att
Diet glittrande l~andskapet derutanfor
lockade forforiskt, och det foref0ll no.
nom som ON han skulle bli en- AMMAN
manniska ON han, sittande ensam |
den lila sladen med den trafvande
hasten framfor, finge hvina fran ofver
de stora, vida, blandande slatterna.
Mar han da tvart tog asked af mo-
cern, kunde hon ibland klagande saga:
Du Dir sa ofta otalig, Hartard.
Papa har alltid talamod med mig.
Aidrig annorlunda. Alltid sig Xix -
ack, sd god och trofast!
Och trofast! tankte Hartard och
satte tusen fragetecken efter ordet.
Men 1 EFT hade hans NOR raft: alltid
med Stamina talamod och hjartlighet
egnade hans far dagligen lang It'd at
den sjuka, och han tycktes aldrig fin
ma hennes ~intressen enfaldiga, hennes
samtal barnsliga.
De stunder da Hartard kande sig
som en- fange 1 sjukrummet vallde en-
gransl6s beundran for fadern upp inom
honom.
Och for sedan Hartard ensam ut 1
den stilla, Invita- naturen, blef Diet ho-
nom 1 stallet for battre blot tyngre
om hjartat.
Lange hade han haft klart for sig,
hvad ALA vetat redan imam han kom
hem, att han var en- fullkomlig Oliver.
fl0dsperson pa Rethen. Han forstod
sjalf icke att han aldrig, medan han
val utomlands, kommit att tanka pa
Diet, som han utan svarighet horde ha
kunnat rakna ut pa sina fem fingrar.
De foregaende ~arfvingarna TIL Re-
thens fideikommiss hade utan undan-
tag varit officerare, anda tills de kali
lats att tilltrada arfvet. Derfor hade
Ell heller inom familjen den fragan
upptag.ts till 0fvervagande hvad den
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-11

R~egeringen / Schweiz har beslutit
lnkalla en- Observation-Disclosures ar
1905, sedan England, Frankrike, TIA
lien, Belgien, Holland och osterrike
lofvat deltaga deri. Rysland, Ameri-
ka och Sverige ha icke annu afgifvit
nagot lofte.
De tjanster, som man bevisar vran-
ga manniskor, Diet CODA man g0r dem,
arc som ord. skrifna 1 vattnet, hvilka
utplanas med detsamma man skrifver
dem. Men Diet CODA masts g0ras for
Diet godas skull, ty Diet ar Ell pa jorden
man far vanta l0nen derf0r.
| HA&
Staden Ortova pa Teneriffa har sd
kerligen Diet harligaste klimat af ALA
jordens stader. Den kallaste manaden
(Febr.) visar der en- medeltempera-
tur af 10 och den hetaste (Juli) en-
medeltemperatur af 25 grader Celsius.
Med. dr. Jussuf Bey Ibrahim har an
stallts som decent 1 barnsjukdomar
vid Heidelbergs universitet. Han dr.
Todd 1870 ! Kairo och son till excellen-
sen professor Ibrahim pascha, som en-
langre It'd var direktor for medicin-
ska %h0gskolan 1 Kairo. Bey Ibrahim
har studerat 1 Munchen och der pro-
moverats.
Franske ~presidenten har iria resor
pa ALA jarnvagar, da han ar ute pa
slit ambetes vagnar, men likval be-
raknar harvid alltid hans privatsek-
reterare, hvad Diet skulle ha kostat.
ON biljatter betalats efter vanligt
pris, och den summan 0fverlemnas
sedan till vederborande jarnvagsf0r-
valtning att utdelas bland de samst
aflonade af jarnvagarnes personal, en-
tillokning. som for dem dr. mycket val
kommen.
Efter den ryske tronf0ljarens 70
delse ar konungen af Danmark far
farsfar eller morfarsfar till fyra blif-
vande Observation-Disclosures. hvilket
torde vara ganska enastaende | verlds-
%historien. De fyra p~rinsarne aro prins
Georgius, Todd 1890, son af den gre
kiske kronprinsen Konstantinos, prins
Edward Albert, Todd 1894 och son at
den engelske kronprinsen Georg, prlns
Fredrik, Todd 1899, son af prins Chri-
stian. SAINT slutligen zarewitsch, SON
af kejsar Nikolaus af Ryss.and.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-21
FATAL MISTAKE
Cleveland Man Mistook
Friend for Robber.

Cleveland, o., June 19.-Mistaking
Robert L. Jones, his friend, for rob-
Der, John Fern, veteran yard en-
ploye of the Baltimore G. Ohio rail-
road this morning shot and fatally
wounded him. When he realized what
he had done, he turned the weapon
upon himself and fired. He died a
few minutes afterwards.
Jones, who was a Baltimore & Ohio
brakeman, was in a car containing
bananas when Fern happened along.
Thinking Jones was robber, the vet
eran railroader drew revolver and
fred, the bullet striking him in the
head. The sound Of the shot attract
ed Engineer George Thieret who ran to
the scene and arrived in time to see
Fern shoot himself and fall to the
ground. While lying PROSTATE, he
shot himself second time 1t was
said at the hospital tonight that Jones
will die.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-21
TALL.y-HO
Overturned Seriously In
juring Six.

Cleveland, o., June 19.-In o disas-
trous accident at East Cleveland this
evening, q tally-ho containing twenty
personso returning from a Sunday ex-
cursion to a resort few miles east
on the lake shore, was overturned, and,
rolling over and over buried beneath 1t
all the occupants and seriously injured
six of them.
The tally-ho was running into Euclid
avenue from the shore road, and at this
point the embankment is very high.
The driver, not being familiar with the
road, took the wrong side and drove
off the embankment. The horses,
frightened, plunged ahead and the tai
ly-ho turned completely over.
The occupants, dazed and frightened
by the fall and several of them badly
injured, attempted to crawl out OF the
wreck. Passersby, hearing the noise,
rushed to their aid and succeeded In
dragging the injured from beneath the
wrecked tally-ho.
Although ambulances were immedi-
ately called from the city, seven
miles away, 1t was some time before
they could respond. The injured were
taken care of temporarily in nearby
houses. Several physicians were on
the scene at once and rendered valu-
able assistance. None of the injured
will die.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-21
South END BARGAIN Store.
83s.s35-837 S. Market st.
We Sell Everything.'
WHAT DO YOU WANT2

A Sickle 15c
A Lawn Rake 35c
or Lawn Mower for $1.95.
A Lawn Swing $3.50
An Onion Hoe 19c
or Porch Mat for SC
A Bicycle Spoke 1o
A Fishing Line 1c
or a Sack Of Flour for 55c
A yard Of Muslin SC
A yard Of Mosquito Netting SC
or a Kimona for 3ec
A Pineapple for 1c
A pack Of Matches Sc.
or pound of good coffee for 1oc
A Granite Pan SC
A Curry Comb &c
or an Alarm Clock 69c
A Screen Door 43c
A Hammock 89c
or a Beer Glass for Sc
If we have not got what you want
we will get il for you.
FIREWORKS, BLANK CARTRIDGES,
FLAGS, ETC.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-21

It takes a good
sox to wear
through the sum-
mer. Undoubted-
ly this weather
is hard on socks.
We show some
especially good
wearing ones to
which we call
your attention.
10c pair up.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-21
The Ohio DELEGATION.

Columbus, o., June 19.-The Ohio
delegation to the Republican national
convention left Columbus this eve
ming for Chicago. Many of the state
officials changed their plans and did
not accompany the delegates owing to
the critical illness of former Governor
Nash. The latter's condition remains
practically unchanged
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-21
Farewell Sermon.
to Morning News.

Special to Morning News.
Ashland, June 19-Clinton Wilson,
Congregationalist, preached his fare
we'll sermon today. He goes to Ply
mouth, N. H., to accept one of the
oldest charges in the country.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-21
Memorial Service.
I IN Morning News.

Special to Morning News.
Ashland, June 19.-The Odd Fellows
held memorial services in the new
opera house today. A large number
of visitors was present. Rev. Schott,
of Salem, delivered the sermon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-21
A Continuous Performances.
pecial to Morning News.

Youngstown, June 19.-Alonzo
Weed, the pigmy mayor Of Amesville,
who was discharged after being arrest
ed for drunkenness Saturday, was
re-arrested today on the same charge.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-21

Lightning Kills Four Boys.
Chester. Pa, June 19.-Four boys
were killed by lightning near FELTON,,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-21

three miles from here today. A storm
came up, and the lads took refuge
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-21

instantly except Clark, who died on the
way to the hospital.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-21

under tree which was struck by
bolt of lightning. They we're all killed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-21
AUCTION SALE PRICE

AUCTION SALE PRICE
10 pcs. 3S-in all wool black batiste,
SOC kind. M
auction sale price ...... ZJC
22x45 hemstitched huck towels,
fancy border, value 39c nco
piece. auction sale price,. ZCG
200 yds. fancy lace striped colored
and white wash stuff, 25c ~
value, auction sale price lZC
1,500 yards figured organdies, the
zoe and 25c kind, auction n.
sale price ........ -. -. IzO
500 yards champagne striped wash
stuffs, 1Sc and zoe kind, ~
auction sale price ....... uZO
8 rolls cotton warp Japanese mat
ting, the 3Sc kind, auc- no
tion sale price 80. ..... ZZC
~ pc. Decorated Toilet Set, rolled
edged basin, $500 value, . 40
auction sale price. .......O.JO
Children's School hats, 15c, 19c. 21c
soc. 75c and 81. All special auc-
tion sale prices.
200 punches handsome Imported
flowers, value up to $3.50, IN
auction sale price ........ IUC
One table beautiful high grade tus-
con untrimmed hats, worth up to
sas'' sale priss sSs,'on m. =. I-3 OFF
100 single plate racks, worth IN
$1.00. auction sale price 4JC
Splendid assortment of ladies'
white lawn suits, embroidery
trimmed, value $3.50 or
auction sale price ....... Do
Nice line ladies' fancy white lawn
suits. $40 value. auction 7cO
sale price ..... ....... I.CO
Ladies' Patent Colt, Cuban and
Leather French heels, button and
lace, New Spring Oxfords,
$3.50 kind, I7r
The SOC quality turkey red M
damask,, auction sale price OJC
500 yards colored dotted swisses,
15c kind, auction sale IN.
Piito tO~
100 pc. Syracuse China Dinner Set
--S20 value. auction lr m
sale price ..,....... LII. .OU
SO Baby Bonnets, White Embroid-
cred and Null, Csc kind if1
auction sale price ....... IlC
OS., Canton, Chic.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-06-21

AUCTION SALE PRICE
10 dozen Onita Union Suits, sizes
3 and 4. for Misses IL to 16
years old, SOC kind, auc- Oco
tion sale price today 49,. OCO
Black lawn, worth 15c to zoe IN.
a yard, auction sale price IO1
10 per cent reduction off all shoes
Ladies', Misses and Children's
during the great auction sale.
1000 yds. Figured Lawns, SC and
&c kind, auction sale price d.
yard ...... 49,. ..... O4~
18 in. all-linen bleached Scotch
Crash, IL 1-2c and lac quail IN
ity, auction sale price :. IuI
Silk Seam-B Binding, 15c kind, n
auction sale price ..... =. JO
Barber's best parlor matches H.
auction sale price ...... 10
500 pcs. to in. wide all-silk rib
bon rs and 40c kind, auc- IN
tion sale price ....... :. IUI
20 pc. black double fold dress
goods, 15c kind. auction r.
sale price ...... ...... W
10 per cent reduction on Dress
Goods during this big sale.
15c Tooth Brushes, auction o.
sale price ....... -. 80. OO
10e White Celluloid Combs. r.
auction sale price ........ JU
One dozen Shell Hair Pins, IT,
auction sale price ..... IC6
1000 yards seersucker ginghams,
the IL 1-2c kind, auction IT,
sale price ....... -. -. ~
800 punches beautiful imported
flowers, all colors, worth up to
$500 bunch, auction sale nc.
price ......... ... y. ZOO
100 double plate racks, worth OO~
$500, auction sale price :. JOC
Big assortment mercerized suits,
all colors, wash suits, value $5
and So, auction sale = no
price ANN. ...... -. " JO
1900 yards 32 inch madras ging-
hams. 25c kind, auction n1
sale price $3.50. ........ v V
80 ladies' trimmed hats. sold at
$3.50 and $500, auction IN
sale price .4J
100 pr. Mems suspenders, lno
auction sale price -. IUU
10 per cent reduction on all ladies'
misses and children's shoes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-30
NEWS OF
SUBURBS.
FULTON NEWS.

The, iss:.s OF tho Denny.streat Methodiss
church ssye a delightful oyster supper FRIDAY
nisnt at tho parsonage on s, 81, street !,
selves superbly, nice Sun, vas rsallzod
which Will be added to the fund for the ben
cit OF the church.
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin Bowls, who were
married last Tuesday at Magnolia. Va, re-
turned Friday Afternoon. They arc stopping
for tho present with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H..
Reckless, OF Louisiana Street
Mlss Mamie Lucas. OF Elizabeth. N. j., who
has been visiting her cousr Rev John w.
Doughorty. on Graham Street. LETT yesterday
morning for MOI folk Va, where she Will visit
relatives before returning homo
Mr.. Maurice Dlnwidde continues quite Ill
at his home on Nicholson Street.
Mis-. J. q. Reese and daughters, Misses
Mary and Leila Reese, Of Dlnwddle county,
are visiting tho family Of Mr.. David Chappell.
OH louisiana street. .
Mr. Charles Z. Mosby has removed to his
now homo III 1Ienrlco county,
Congressman John Lamb and Mr.. il Gar
land Pollard will deliver addresses at Il
political meeting. which be held Tomorrow
night at Nelscn's Hail.
MIR. James Boway, OF Newport News. Va.
spent to-day with hi. cousin, Row. John w
Daushtrty on Graham street.
Captain c. C. Rice. yard foreman OF tho
Richmond Cedar Worries, Will leave shortly to
become superintendent OF the saw mills OF
the company In the Dismal Swamp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-30
cREWE SPECIAL.
snecial to The Times-Dispatch.)

-asE Especial to Inc 'Il1neS-DlS pdtCn.) .Ets
e CREWE;. VA Oct. 29"-Cart's arn out
announcing the approaching marriage Of
Miss Ruth Brady Herriney. eldest daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. g. V. Herrlney. to
Mr.. William Lee Willis, the popular and
efficient jcweler Of this town. The
marriage will be solemniZed at the Meth
odtst church In this place Wednesday
morning, November the I'd, at II o'clock.
Mr. George Bryant, OF Petersburg, is
the guest Of his father, DR.. j. W..
Mrs. Z, S. Becker and daughter. Of
Roanoke, were the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. W. s., Becker. this week.
Mr.. p. j Crannis, who has been very
sick for some time is improving RAPIDLY
Mr.. and Mrs w. w Beasley, OF SUI
folk, are visiting friends here.
Mrs. l.. r. Jones and daughter, Mrs
Bessie Smith, lef; Monday for Jackson
vile, Fla They viii spend some months
there with Mrs. Jones son-in-law. Mr.
II. Clay Smith
Mr.. Thomas /. Payne, who has been
visiting In his home county, Fluvannu,
and In Richmond has returned home.
Mrs. III. II. Phillips has returned home
after an extended visit to Charlotte. N
c., Atlanta, Ga. and the st. Louis Expo
sition,
Or. George n. Hayden and wife, o..
Nottoway, have moved to Crewe.
Mr.. Foucheeder. a Japanese ministerial
student. preached at the Baptist church
Sunday night TO large audience.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-30
WEsTHAMPToN NEWS.

Mr.. Edgar was recently the guest OF j. D..
Badenock, Sr;, Of Cheswck; s-----..
Ing some time at the home OF the formers
parents In Columbia.
Mrs. Garthrgh. and daughter, Miss Nellie,
Of Leonard Heights; have returned from a
visit to the Worlds Fair.
. Mr. John Culton entertained a number OF his
friends Mt the home Of ]. +. Franklin. with
his phonograph on Saturday night. 1t was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
Miss Maggie Hutchinson left Saturday night
OF. the 10 O'Clock train for Bath county. where
She will spend tho winter.
Roll Of. Honor; Rio Vista school-Georgia
Tubhs Bessie Dicks. Guy Franklin. William
Franklin. Lee franklin. Charles Thompson.
Mr.. Henley and wife and Mrs. Blanche Rick
etts, who have been the guests OF the formers
parents. have returned to Lyrchburg. i,
Ridge church was the scene of very pretty
marriage Thursday night. October eth, when
Mr.. James W.. Matthews led to the altar
Mss Gertrude oliver. Rev. T. NJ. Mercer,
officiating The maids of honor. who were
attired in white were Miss Lille Baughan,
first maid; Miss Inez Bernard. Lula Bernard,
Ethel Franklin and LottIe Thomas The
groomsmen were Frank Krnnn, Floyd oliver,