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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-18

= - $50 ~1fFs SSSs y, 1$s1sS.8 1a6 ~ aS
go nie Wypuszczano "a ulice.
w Be1gradzie zaj6cie to Wy.
Iwo}alo n~iezadowolenie, zwla-
szcza, 70 przypadlo wla6nie Y
rocznice urodzin kr6la.
| BERLIN. Wielki wr6g ".
dow. Hrabia Puckler wzywa
do nowych gwa}t6w przeciw-
ko zydom. Jego zdanielm kaz-
|dy prawdziwy niemiec powi-
MEN wziac ma siebie kilku
|zyd6w i kr6tko zalatWic sic 2
mimi. Niemcy powinni wtepo-
wac do SHADOW z~ydowskich
|lzyc ich wla6cicieli, q gdy kt6-
Try ma to sic oburzy, zastrze-
ilic go pc prostu Nv obronle
w1asnej," lub ubic kijem. Po-
(dobnym duchem owiane So
wszystkie ostatnie odezwy s1a-
i gETs&Err I. - 90. 40 .
wnego hrabiego, kt6re 2 mai
wieksza swoboda rozdaja "
Berlinie nat ulicach.
Move pismo hakatystyczne
powstaje " Berlinie pod ty-
tu1em ,,Ostdeutsches Volks-
blatt" z ilustracyami, pre-
waznie z odbitkami fortogra-
fiji nowych kolonii. Jestto ty-
[godnik zakrojony ma propa-
gande hakatystyczna sa-
dzac pc intencyach, mozemy.|
sic spodziewac wielu- bardzo
|%ciekawych artyku}6w ma pod
stawie fabrykacyi dziej6w pol
skich, przekrzywianiu wypad-
k6w i narakteru polskiego. W
tych wszystkich mahinacyach
hakatysci So bardzo wpraw-.
nj. Bedziemy "a tenn mieli
wiele materyalu do prostowa-
MIA i wytykania k}amstw ha-
katystycznych!
WkOCHY. Dekret papie-
ski. w kolach watyka6skich
zapewniaja, ze Ojciec Swiety
przygotowrje dykret ola "a
kon6w duchownych, wzbra-
niajacy i'm zajmowac sic pre-
myslem. Papiez wyraza zycze-
ME, ably %zakonnicy, kt6rzy
dotychczas zajmowali sic r6z-
nemi fabrykacyami, powierzy-
Ii tajemnice swycb wybor6w
>stowarzyszeniom swieckim by
W ten spos6b mogli wype}niac
z tem wieksza g%orliwoScia
swoje obowiazki religijne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-18
DO GkosUJACYCH W M1EsCIE WINoNA:.

brania zebrany Z wszystkich klas naszego miasta, kt6ry byl
snaznaczony Z upowaznienia majoaalmiasta do obudzenia za-
interesowania pomiedzy g1osujaoymi obywatelami Y Wi.
Komitesp odja1 sic tego zadania tylko przez .odwage
podniec6 miejscowa DUNG. Nv laden spos6b komitet ME
zajjmuje sic adopoyq proponowa nego m~iejskiisgo charteru "a
roprawki, jakkolwiek odebraly nasza staranna rozwage
my ME xachwianie wierzymy y adopcya domowego char
teru ohoemy xie1oe osfuIy0 w snss9s doeronyta m naashn :
lak inni obywatele.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
BLACKBURN'S CHALLENGE
Had Much to Do With the Re-
~. n
lsneclal M .The TImes.piapatch.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.)
SALISBURY, N. c., Nov. The elec-
ton in Rowan and adjoining counties
passed quietly and without incident save
for a few small fights at various points.
none OF which were serious. At many OF
the precincts the vote cast was the heayri
lest for years passed. The 1900 majority
given Newland, in Rowan did much to
reduce Blackburn's vote In other known
Republican counties in tho Eighth Con-.
Sgressional District The Democratic tick.
ct in Rowan, including Murphy and Hail
for the Legislature, and Wright for the
State Senate. was carried by a majority
OF about 1000 with two precincts yet
to be heard from.
The fact that p. Spencer Blackburn
was challenged and not allowed to, vote
at .yyilkesboro and that bulletins announc-
Ing the same were distributed at the va
rous precincts. did muclr to influence
voters in this part OF the district. New
land received majority in this city Of
over 900 and the town o. Spencer gave
him 134 against n for Blackburn. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
CO between IS
A FAIR Al WINNER | R
He Takes the Selling Stakes
on the Aqueduct
Track.
THE ENTRIES RI Z! FOR OR TO-DAY "a
Long List Given Out, En,brac-
ing Some Prominent
Winners.
tRy Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov. o.-Go Between, on a
heavy track. won the h Stony Brook selling
stakes at AQueduct to-day Thistle Heather
made the pace too we'll Into the stretch
whers Go Between and Lord Badge closed
ana, in a drive nnish, Go Between won by q
nose Two fayor!tes won. Summarizes:
First race-seven furlongs-Bank no to y
first, Monet "a to q second. Rose Ben III to
81 third. Time, 1:2s.
Second race-sellns. one mllc-Palette % to
10y first, Juvenal Maxim g TO ~ second, Akela
70 10 y third. Time: 1:43. :
Third race--six furlongs-Zeala t3 to y first
Trapper Il to Joy second, Jennie McCabe az
to u third. Time. l:l41-5.
Fourth race-the stoney Brook selling, one
mile and sixteenth-,Go Between g to 81
trst. Lord Badge . to second. Thistle
II atter e to ~ third Time, go.
Fifth ract--selllng. Ave Johannesburg g
to u iirst, Raibert (l5 TO u second. My Buela
"a TO IS third. Time. l;oo 40. =. 7. :, s..
Hildebrand e to y second, Bella sgnora Ql
to s. third. Time, l:43,
Entries for to-morrow at AQusduct:
First race-two-year-ods. handicap. I'VE FUR
CHI. on, llo; Nbck, los; Flybaok lo! Work
man, 100; Critical. Carrie Jones. 9s; High
sescond-selling. six turlongs-aioon !, Daisy,
Nut ny, Neither One. Step Away. IL; Tickle.
Rosie Durham, lleSane eSuroeCte, TIlHcess
2Atheilng, Vagary. 41os: Satchsl. 1O7; ST. Roma,
Funny Side, Belle Of Portland, Clear-the-
Arena. Back Socks. 1o4. !3
s1 Third race Nassau handicap. seven fur
3longs-Orthodox. 10, Little En-. lo4; Ocean
Tide. 100; Grown Prince g.; Graceful 81;
Queen Belle. 90; War Whoop, So.
Fourth race-handicap. one mle-Ascension.
1875; Sidney c. Love, l22; St Valentine, ~;
Ocean Tide. 116; Red Knight. III; Graceful,
ITO; lAkela, 1905; Proceeds. 1o2.
Fifth race-seiling, one nile-Red Knight,
liz: Out OF Reach. South Trin,blc. April
10l; Charter, Dmplo. 50; Sir Shep. The Hugue.
not, Lord Melbourne. 9s: Seymour, 81; Briar.
thorpe %: Palette. 90. /,
4 Sixth racl-maiden two-year-olds, six and
one-haif furlongs-St. Mnrgrave. LaGolden,
Light Note. Cedarstrome. 10; Critical, Grand
Duchess, Ken. Iron Heart, Courier. Blue
Pigeon. 107. ftiNfEt = ~ s74f III ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
HOW COLDS ARE CONTRACTED AND
PROPER ENTERTAINMENTS.

An acute catarrh-that 10, colds AL
ways the result of undue exposure to low
Temperatures. The rapid cooling Of the
surface. when not balanced BY proper
reaction, produces congestion and inhaln-
nation OF the nasal and bronchial menu
branes. Obviously such All aiment is not
communicable. In the. ordinary sense,
from ono Individual to another, AS the
slightest "cold" predisposes the indlyld-
ual to attacks of the most severe and
dangerous catarrhal affections, the neees-
slty for Its quick cure need not be en-
forced. These facts emphasize the neces-
,slty of extraordinary precau lonary meas
ures against tho ordinary cold, Every
one cannot change Ills climate a will,
hut may make the most Of what he has
AZ home. viz, talks Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy az soon rs the first indication
OF the cold appears, It not only cures q
cold quickly. but counteracts any tens
ldency of tho cold to result In pneumonia,
This fact has heen5 fully proven during
the epidelnics OF colds and grip OF the
past few years No case OF either Of
these diseases having resulted In pneu-
monia when this remedy was used has
ever ;hesn reported to the manufacturers
and thousands of hotties OF It are sold
every day, which shows conclusiyely that
II AZ not only the best and quickest cure
for colds, hut a certain preventive Of that
dangerous disease, pneumonia, For sale
by I'll drug sis ". M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
Claims Newland's Election.

(Special to The TImes-D Ispatch) a9lFa.
SALISBURY, N. C., Nov, 9.-The KEEN
est interest centres tonight in the con-
gressional contest IN the Eighth district.
Cor John s. Henderson, Democratic chair
man OF the district. states that 1t Is ex-
ceedingly difficult to get any authentic
information from Aehe, surry and other
mountain counties. At best. the vote for
Newland. Democrat, and Blackburn, Re-
publican, will BIO very close The present
figures show difference Of only three
votes, Chairman. Henderson claims that
Newland Is elected, but will not officially
ANNOUNCE same untll the ballots are OIL
ciallv counted, Blankburn's manager Ia
without informatio Iii the matter, Row
an gives Newland fourteen hundred votes
being more than one-half Of the strength
Of the entire district. I. 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
Curtis-Sinclair.
{sreciul 70 Tho Times. plspat ch.)

(Sreciai TO Tho Times. Dispatch.)
4 GLOUCESTER c. H., VA, Nov o.
The, marriage q Miss Frances Lowry
eounty to fasetts snclar Gurts
Of Hampton, Va WIS solemnlzed yes yes.
tor, Rev. William B. Lee. The church
was beautifully decorated with ohrysann-
8themums and autumn leaves by the hands
OF loving young friends
The bridal procession entered the eh1 re-
sohn's wedding march. Miss Kate Sin.
clalr.N sister of the bride. was maid OK
honor. and Mr.. Charles Curtis. Of lamp.
ton, best man.. The bridesmaids were
Misses Bessie Curtis. Rowcna Sinclair.
.AloIlie Phillips. Of Hampton Georgia sin,
clair, OF Gloucester. and Ada sneed and
Virginia Jones. OF Hampton
The ushers were Messrs. Frank Sinclair:
Roland Sinclair GIayborne si IN ar 4. Of =.
and Stephen Field. Of Gloucester.
The bride who wasgow sa [ns IN c wifh
her bevy of3pretty bridesn aids. a1charm-
Ing picture. A reception was given the
bridal party at Marlfcld by Miss Georgia
and Mr. Ashton Sinclair. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
Gates-DeShazo.

Special. , TO Tho Times Dispatch.)
A SUTHERLAND, VA, Nov. 9.-In the
presence of friends. beautiful home
marriage took place last evening at the
residence OF Mrs. A. P. DeShazo. at
Sutherland. Va. when her daug liter, Car
rie ldelle became the bride OF Mr.. Mar
vim Wilbur Gates, OF Wakefield, Va. The
.parlor was beautifully decorated IN white
and green, with a large marriage bell
The bride was dressed in a beautifultlr
OF white null with point lace, and carried
liz her hands bunch OF carna tons, tied
with white ribbon. The ushers were
Messrs. John 4, Sutherland. Berkeley; Y.
Clarke and Vernon " Gates; of su.her..
surry. va. The ceremony was perform
ed by, Rev. r. r. Clarke, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. The bride Is a pretty
and attractive young lady OF this section.
and the groom is a popular young man
OF Wakefield, Va. After a splendid re-
ceptlon at the residence, the couple, ac-
compan!ed by their friends, were driven
to sutherland. where they took the west
bound train. for a tour through the VAL
ley OF Virginia, Washington, D. c., and
other Northern points. followed by the
best wishes of a host OF friends. The
presents were numerous and costly On
their return they will reside at Wake
Held. v d.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING.
Miss Bette Martin Washington
Bride Of Thomas Withers Boggs.
fsnnedal IA The shines. Dispatc h.)

35 = J GROVE, VA. Nov. e.--One OF the
:, o y kbcGa iyu and notable weddings OF
q hc season was solemnized TINS evening !;
4, os.oe Wbc "a MSS Bessie slastin Wash
sngtnn became the bride OF Mr.. Ihomas
NVithers Boggs. The church NAG &C. oeei !
most ella oorately defora,en to and potted
nlunts the friends Of the popular cou p .
vIeinE with each other IN mak sl. ~. ~,
occasion one to be long rctnei''o eteu ".
Mrs William Writ rendered Lohe 81, IN ~ >
u.addinr march as the bridal party en-.
tered the church. and MenaeissonM essrs'
WHILE b1 ahd EDWARD and Bladen Tay
icr Rice Aooe Wl R,gSar ia' washington.
Isyt Came aeo the IS brldesmads Misses Els!e
91Wasbington, Florence Wharton. Ja anet
f,atane, Grace Greeniaw Augusta AZ viii y Il
Roam Taylor Lula and anda bsns,e Win tuIle
Ornaments and g!rdles . and Sa.1 iss
white chrysanthemums; The .brid =, s. s ~
Ter, Miss Fannie Washington, acteu 90
Aeeompanied By her uncle E. Mi brida Lle enl
s ehp 1sihe %itb enk v asre Wheh
Wasle ea sus up With orange The
bridcgroom entered from the yes ITy ys room
with his best man Mr.,W'Itth 10 W chancei
~ the church, performed the solemn GER,
cn,o e The brides uncle. Mr. LLOYD
Washington gaye her r. a va yr,op e hand
< .a,,,n zoe ntion was held at Cam bcl!ton
s fSe ho oeeepe os tho brides father. where
friends gathered to w3f e .he gse
d HE NE hridn eis tho Youngest daughter Of
coion eT'q Robert e J. washington. e West
mworcland county. and Is very attract w.
The bridegroom Is son Z OF -. me n au,H
known m mister in the Methodist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Boggs will reside IN KING IN,
George. where the former has been en-.
gagged in farming Tor some years carr, p t''' :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
Williams-Perkiinson.

(Speciai to The Times-Dispatch.) ~.
PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. 9.--Niiss Wal
lie Alice Williams and Mr.. Sterling H.
Perk nson were married yesterday after
noon at four o'clock at ITrinity NJ thodist
Episcopal Church. in DtnWiddie county.
sThe church was handsom ely decorated in
honor of the event. and the ceremony
was beautifully performed by Rev..J. r..
sister, Miss Mary o. williams who was
maid OF honor. and the groom with his
best man. Mr.. r. S. Cole. Of Dinwtddie
county. The ushcrs we're Mcssrs. Ed
ward Massie, OF Richmond; Julian
Rutherford. Of Roanoke: w. r. Percivall
of Petersburg and w. A. Ford. of Din
widdie. The ribbon girls were Ettle Miss
Blanche Williams. sister OF the bride,
aud Miss Jessie Wheeler. Of Marmora,
Va. The bride is the daughter of Mr..
b. r. NIl!iam ms, OF Church Road, Din
young citizen CT Dinwtddie. and a son
OF Mr.. ]. E. Parkinson Of Nfarmorat Va:
The couple left for the North on a bridal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
Blackburn Makes Big Claim.

Especial to The -Dispatch)
WINSTON-SALEM,2 n. c., Nov. 9.-AIr.
E. Spencer Blackburn. Depublican can
didate for Congress IN the Eighth dis
ftrict, claims his election by a majority
OF 1,7oO. Democrats do not accept this.
and say It will require the official count
to decide the contest. News was received
tonight that tho two urecincts in Mt,
Airy, surry county. would probably be
thrown out. and that II this Is dono
Blackburn will lose the county. Other
wise he has two hundred majority.
Postmaster G. a. Reynolds, Republican,
thinks hel Is defeattd by Congressman w.
w. Kitchen in this (Ftfth) district by
four thousand majority.
Governor-elect R. B. Glenn has rcce!v-
ed many kilograms to-day from friends
In this and other States congratulating
him upon his election, One OF these came
from his opponent, Mr.. c. ]. Harris, who
says, "olease accept my best wishes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
north CAROLINA
FIFTY THOUSAND.
Blackburn Has Probably De-
featcd Ncwland,
Democrat.
NINE OTHERS TER: ELECTED e r: !
A Falling Off Of Ten Thousand
in Vote for Aycock Four
Years Ago.
{snec,oi a Tho nce-r)i,patci,.,

{specini to The Tlmes- Dispatch.)
RALEIGH, N. c., November 9.-Tho
latest advices from the Eighth Congress
sional District, the only district In which
there Is any doubt OF tho election OF
Democratic congressman. arc to the ef-
feet that Blackburn claims he has de-
feated Newland (DemocraD by over 1000.
In Surry county Blackburn has majority
OF 200, but II is probable two precincts
will DO thrown out and eliminate this.
tyatagua and Ashe give $50 each majority
for Blackburn. Democratic State Chair
man Simmons says an official count
Will be necessary to determine who IL
elected Newland has a majority OF about
1,4OO In Rowan. and the only hopo Is that
this will overcome Republican majori.
ties in other counties.
b Democratic congressman are certainly
elected in the other nine districts, the
delegation being the same AZ for tho past
two years: First, Small, 6,970 majority
II. Thomas, 1855: Fourth. Z. w. Pou
5000; Fifth. W. W. Kitchen. 5000; Sixth
G. 3. Patterson. 1000; Seventh. r. n
Page, GO70:i Ninth, y. 7. Webb, 6210
Tenth. j. NJ. Gudger, 1.6O0.
Chairman Simmons said tonight tina
he estimates the Democratic majority fol
Glenn In the state 10 upwards OF 5o.c0'
gainst 60, 900 for Aycock four years ago
I:epoRs have been received from u
counties, and these, with estimated ma,
3oritics from the other twenty-five. show
5O,S6O Democratic majority. There arr
nineteen counties that show Republican
ma jorities uggresating 6,s25.
The Democratic majorities aggregate
SITS.
The largest Democratic majority va.
In Mecklenburg and Raleigh. and Wake
was close second. with about 1000.
The largest Republican majority, 1.too
was in Wilkes. 55 e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
MARRIED UNDER
A FLORAL N. ARCH.
Daughter Of Widely Known
I Physician Becomes a
Bride.
Mr.. AUSTIN TO MISS POLE.
------.------------
Seven bridesmaids and q Maid Maid
OF Honor iii White Make
an Effective Scene.
MR.. AUSTIN TO MISS POLE 9 I:

fspcciaN to The Times Dispatcf.)
VIRGINIA. HOT SPRINGS VAo NO
yernber p.-rhcrc was an unusually pretty
.-wedding at st. Lukes Episcopal Chuch
this evening at 8 o'clock, when. MISS na ~.
Cleveland Pole, daughter OF Or. ana Mrs;
Henry Pole, was married to MT. 90 samuel
Mcpherson Austin, OF Lewisburg. WA.
Mr. Austn In attorney for the Bell Telc-
phone Company, and they WI! I'VE IN
New York.
This wedding was the most effective
that has ever been held in the churcn
here, for there were elaborate dccorn-
tons or evergreen smllax and laurel,
heavily trimmed with white chryeanthe-
NUNS. There was an arch OF Lowers
NJ. the door. and a peal OF white we '
bells over the altar which. was also oeco-
rated with ctrysanthemums , ana r, Gun.
dies. The maid OF honor was MISS DAISY
Pole and the best man Mr.. Earl IL AUS
tin. q,
Seven bridesmaids, as we'll as the maid
OF honor. wore white gowns ana SNORT
white wells OF tule. caught IN tho halr
yiAh lilies OF the valley. They car
ricd huge bouquets Of chrysanthemuns,
and the scene was very quaant INV l,l
undue as they marched down me a's,e
& tx meet the bride She wore y ha any
some gown Of white liberty satin. whlte
Vel. and carried lilies OF the valley.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
S. cary Beckwith. OF Richmond. assist
Cd BY Rev. John G. Scott, the rector mere.
There were many persons Of prominence
81 the church. Tho bridesmaids were
the Misses Hale Austin, Cora Buster
HALLE Moore. Edith McDannaiA Lyda
pole, Charlotte Stephenson, Emma 6cara
and Jane Newton. The ushels " ''.
lis..rs James Mason, John n. Stratton.
Mason BELL. James NJ. Preston. Lanier
+ Pole Robert N. Bell, Henry Beard and
cha rles L. EcholB. Ks & M RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
FOR THANKSGIVING GAME,
Fair Basket Ball Champions in
Training for the Event.
\ 1snenlal 10 The TImes-pispatch,)

Especial. NY
BuENA VISTA vA,a Nov. Sine
,members OF the rival basketball teams
have been practicug for their annual
exhibition game on THANKSGIVING Day:
Miss Gralth o. MsyylaqMd ort L sapttaWn g
Virginia, who was the other captain, y "a
seslEned ara i y, r1 ,aKe her ma pace PISS
The first recital or this session by the ne
young ladies Of the Southern n semlnasEps n
notabie numbers We're the ,y2eea 3. solo by
Miss rate. q Greensboro, N,ici tne rec.
a a. Vocal ytS solo BY Miss Nelson,o Mlddile-
SEX county and piano solo Dy MISS
9 MIS- MIS- Rove, tho wife Of the president Of
the seminary, last evening ent,ertainsd
li LMi Heaton and Mrs. Jones. Pro-
lessons Flddlehrown and smithWlck al, also
tr o OF, Bowling Green. Mrs. Rowe was
assisted IN recelyng by two ct the Young
Miss Amoss, OF Maryland,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few people Know How Useful II b In
Preserving Health and Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows that charcoal
Is the safest and most efficient dlslnfcc-
tant and purifier In nature, but few realize
its value when taken Into the human
system for the samo cleansing purpose.
Charcoal Is remedy that the more
YOU take of 1t the better: 1t is not q drug
at ali, but simply absorbs the gases and
and jntestines and carries them out OF
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking, drinking or after eating onions
and other odorous vegetables.
Charcoal effectually clears and improves
the complexion; 1t whitens the teeth, and
8 further acts as nalural ana elnlnenlly
safe. cathartlc. 81 s
II It absorbs the injurious gases which
collect in the stomach and bowels 1t dis
infects the mouth and throat from the
poison Of cataTrh,
All druggists Sell charcoal In one form
or another, but probably the best char
coal and the most for the money !s In
stuart's Charcoal I4ozenges; they are CONF
posed OF the finest powdered Willow char
coal and other harmless antlseptcs, In
tablet form, or rather In the form OF
large, pleasant-tasting lozenges, the char
coal being mixed with honey.
Fl The daily use OF these lozenges Will
soon tell in q much improved condition
OF tho general health better comPlexlon,
uweeter brea tn and purers blood, and the
beauty Of 1t Is hat no possible harm can
result from their continued use, but on
the contrary great benefit.
"a Ruftalo physician. In speaking OF he
benefits of charcoal, says: u advise Stu
arts Charcoal I1ozenges to all patients
suffering from gas In stomach and bowels,
and To clear the complexion ana purify
the breath. mouth and throat; also
believe the liver Is greatly benefited by the
daily use OF them; they cost but twenty
4 FIVE csnts box at drug stores. and all
though In some sense a patent prepara-
tlon yet I believe got more and better
charcoal In stuart's7 Charcoal Lozenges
than In any Of the ordinary charcoal tab,
lSts," "A, IL q 55sY s8}. II ts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
Hering-Slater.

EIIARRIsONBUR VA. Nov, 9,-Mr,
Edwin A. Herring and Miss Frances sla,,
ter We're quietly married this evening a a
Mrs Mr. William Slater Rev. DR.. H. Kern,
Of o. tho Methodist Church., OBLIGATED, Miss
Mamie Slater was maid Of honor and
Mi. William II: Payne best man.
irisonburg. Mr., Herring Is. a son Of DR.
and Mrs. p. A. Herring, of ilarrisonburg
and q nephew of pr, II crime formerly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
New Hanover and Brunswick.

ESPECIAL ~ .IHe II!11eS;Pa tC1 "
q WIi.NnNGTON, N, g., Nov s.-com-
plete returns from all the precincts In
New Hanover county give the National
Democratic Ticket a majority Of 1851,
Glenn, 1924 majority and Winston a
plurality Of 4, o9a. The renal nder Of the
state and judicial ticket bout the same
as that for governor. Patterson. for Con-
gress' received a majority Of 1is4 The
ma]orities for The Democratic legislative
and county tickets range from i ,29o to
1905. -5l .
The Dem ocraticS nominees In Brunswick
county, with the exception OF Fl. q. cur's
It's for the Legislature. ana n. w Mcr
Keiti,an for treasurer are eiected by small
gmajoritles. g, I'D Taylor Is Republican
legislator for Brnnswick county, and
jackson Standard, Republican treasurer
elect. The Conseryat Iva Democratic
ticket amounted to nothinE I5 5s5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
Northumberland.

NJ Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
e ROAM KE. VA, Nov. 9.-Mr. Ernest
the Southwest Virginia Trust Company,
and Miss Anne -Sewell Davant. daughter
OF Mr.. Thomas S.gDayant, general traffic
manager of the Norfolk and Western,
were married at 6 o'clock this evening at
the residence Of the brides parents, Rev,
W. II, Milton rector of st. Johns Church,
officiating,
The marriage was very quiet, only rel
atives or thespar rites being present. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
Results at Latonia.
: nv Associated Press.1

(E3y" ASSocIuIeu1 "
I. CINCINNATI. OHIO, Nov. 9,--Results at
LatonIa: " IS ID .
3-NF!rst race--seyen furongs-My Alice 4 to y
first, Vestry e. to ~ second, Rachael Ward Is
to y third. Time, 81 IL.
Second rnce-six @furl ngs-Beautlful and
Best f9(5 to 2) first, Mabel VIM 40 to y
second, New Amsterdam go t., y third. Time,
Third race-one ,nie-Monaco Maid % to p,
first. O,nealca us to y second, Manfred 40
TO y third. Time, 1:4l IL S
CharawindE "a to 81 first. Thorn Hedge Is to y
secord. Pick Time Is to y third. Time,
1853 lie.
Fifth race-fye and one-half furlongs-Mc.
Twain (93to 81 first, Judge Traynor (1oato u
second. Perry Wlckes q to y third. Time,
100.
Sixth race-one mile and seventy yards
Thistle Do Is to y first, Bernice 90 to y Sec
ond. Florl "a to y third. Time, 1:47l-4.