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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-29
CHESTERFIELD COURT.
Changes in the Board Of Super
visors-Road Working.
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CHESTERFIELD, VA, June 2S.-Mr A
A. Phaup. OF sktnauarter, WI tender his
resignation this week as supervisor 70:
clover Hill magisterial district and quail
ify ms county superintendent OF roads.
to succeed Mr.. D. T.. LaPrade. Mr..
board OF supervisors to 90 relieved as
Superintendent OF roads. but his resigna-
tlon was not accepted until yesterday.
when Mr.. Ptaup was elected his sue
cnssor. Mr.. James n. Bailey Ia spoken OF
MS a desirable successor to Mr. Phaup as
supervisor.
Tho county road force. after doing a
good work in Midlothian district In the
way Of permanent Improvement by gray
cling. is now at work in Matoaca district.
A contest over tho fence law for Win
frees Store precinct OF Matoaca district
claimed good part OF tho Supervisors
attention at their meeting on yesterday,
Mr.. w. s. lvey heading ono faction and
Mr., S. J. Mann the other. The petitioners
for the establishment OF the 'no-fences
law were finally declared. to have ma
jorlty of tho qualified voters as sisners,
and to hnvc won III the contest. me OPP
position. however, was mol satlsHen. ana
announced Intention to appeal to the
Circuit Court,
Permission was granted the United
states government representative TO
change the course OF the conduit road.
near Petersburg, for opening the canal
for the freshet water Of the Appomattox,
The board also appointed commissioners,
on the motion OF James r. Nerth ana
others, to investigate a proposed change
of road through @Werth's Addition to the
village OF Chester, and a committee was
appointed to examine the old stone bridge
over railing Creek, on the Petersburg
turnpike. which IL said to be becoming
dangerous.
Judge Watson will try Tomorrow the
suit Of w. O. Watkins vs.. the Richmond
and Petersburg Electric Railway Com
pany, which was continued from last week
on account of the sickness OF Mr. Ia n
Wells
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y Fl IF /, : u +,
wedding March, tho bride, wearing a
graceful costume OF white Silk with pearl orr
naments, gift OF the groom, and carrying
lilies OF the valley and maid en-hair ferns. was
attended to the altar by Mrs. r. .. Allnus,
handsomely gowned in pink with La France
roses, as matron Of honor, preceded by four
bridesmaids. the Misses Mary and Nellie
Balmer, Matte Carhart and Eugenio Ferro,
sisters and cousins of the BRIDE in dainty
costumes OF pure white and carrying bouquets
of pink carnations.
The groom was supported by his brother.
Mr.. Roland D. Cock, as best man. Messrs.
Victor d. shelburne, OF Richmond; W. Frank
Mchaux, OF Powhatan, and George w.
Balmer, brother Of tho bride, officiating as
ushers.
In the presence of many relatives and the
moro intimate friends of both parties, the
ceremony most impresslyely performed
by the Rev. Martin Z. Johnson. rector OF
St. LuSe's parish in Powhatan; after which
Il luncheon was served. and amid showers OF
rice and good wishes. the newly welded pair
left on extended tour. attended as far as
Richmond. by many who had honored the
occasion with their presence.
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HoLLADAY NICHOLAS.
Quiet But Beautiful Home We'd
ding in Charlottesville.
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cHARLoTTEsvIL PIP VA t lyme Far Ss,
noon at 4 o'clock at the residence Of MT.
Robert Carter Nicholas. No. 927 East JET
ferson Street, when his daughter, MISS
Elizabeth COPELAND Nicholas, became : the u.
of this city.
Tho bride was attended by her sisters.
Miss Annie Trent Nicholas maid Of homer
Nicholas with Mr.; Harmon a Dinwid ID.
Thomas Hughart Irving.
The 6ae N Tth h5 ef be mai ma
Professor Lfttiepage Holladay. OF the
University of Virginia, ).
The bride was dressed IN white organdy
and wore pearls, the gift OF the groom.
Although the wedding was intended to
be as quiet as possible on account OF the
state OF health Of. the brides mother. q
were present. The ceremony yyaJ per
Of the Presbyterian CHURCH.
Ro ass p Garter and az Mary Men
olas, who about three years ago REMOVED
to this city from their home at Seven
Islands" in Buckingham county. She is
The groom Is the oldest son OF Mr.. John
Zachary Holiday and Mary Dupuy dol-
laday, and is ono Of the prominent young
business men OF this city.
were Mrs While Harrison Amber. Mrs.
George Nicholas Mr.. Henry Reeve Mich
o!as. Mr.. Stephen w. Trent, Mrs. Mary
Byrd Page Haynes and Miss Mary
Aline Nicholas, all Of buckingham; Major
John Park Wilson, OF Richmond;. Miss
Anna Harrison TRIBE of Baltimore;
Miss Anna Wilson. of Loudoun county.
and Mrs. Waller Holiday, OF Rapldan
Station.
The bridal couple left On the 5:55 chesa-
peake and Ohio train for trip to some
OF the summer resorts in the mountains
OF Virginia.
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NEGROES HOT.
AT TER BANKS
Wanted to Organize a Party to.
Lynch the Mur-
derer.
3 LACKED .: a LEADER DE !.
Clarence Payne, Well Known
Young White Citizen, Nearly
Another Victim.
ONLY LACKED A LEADER
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ARVONIA, VA, June 2s.--County off,
cials and others at Buckinbhanl Court
house have been telcphoning here per-
sistently since yesterday trying to deter
mine whether or not n mob is forming
here for the purpose OF lynching the
young negro John Henry Banks, who
murdered the negro John Brown Mt
Johnson's station on Saturday, and who
is now lodged in the Buckingham jail.
Somehow the Impression has gotten out
that tho negroes In and about this place
have organized to lynch Banks. The
county officials, In order to insure his
safety. have been endeavorlng TO learn
the exact status of the case.
WANTED A LEADER.
On Saturday there was strong talk of
organizing d lynching party here among
the negroes. Some OF them seemed anx-
ious to undertake the hazardous business.
but they lacked q leader. It Is learned
that number OF negroes approached one
or moro prominent white men OF this
town, with the urgent request that they
act as leader in the party to deal IN
summary manner with Banks. who was
then at Johnsons Station. Meeting with
no SUCCESS In getting white leader, the
negroes abandorad their project
Phone messages have Just come sum
moning Or. Glover. who Is one OF the
most prominent physcians OF this sec
ton, TO attend the young colored man.
Eldridge. who was shot in the head and
face by Banks soon after he murdered
old '.Uncle" John Brown 1t Is thought,
from this, that the wounds OF Eldrldge
must be serious. 81 5
CLOSE CALL.
More details OF tho bad affair have
been learned to-day. 1t seems that Mr..
Clarence Payne, q well known young
white citizen. while attempting to arrest
tho desperate, Banks, came within
couple OF inches of having his head shot
off. Banks saw Payne approaching to-
ward the window, and he ordered him
10 give him "a trof." Payne told hifi
that was what ne did not E!vc any man;
whereupon Banks fired Just as Payne
lodged. drilling a hole with load OF
buckshot through Paynes hat. 1t was
shortly after this that Banks went off
upstairs in his father-in-laws house and
went to sleep.
It Is the general impression here that
Banks will hang without any possible
show OF clcmency, as the crime was one
Of tho most bloody and dastardly ever
known OF In this section.
Old John Brown the victim OF tho des-
perado's fury, was buried yesterday by
HIS "society," tho Royal Order OF Jos
cph" Members OF this society arc es.
pecea1ly bitter against Banks.
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To Unveil a Tablet.

m
FREDERICKSBURG VA. June IS
On the first day of the next term Of The
Essex County Court, a handsome ta blet
Tho tablet was made by .Messrs. Gaddess
Brosn of Baltimore, and Is the gift Of
friends. relatives and admirers Of the late
viii be known as the Rennolds tablet;
trhe Rennolds court Of arms Is chiseled
on the upper face Of the tablet and un m
i Is Jus M ;lnnrn u ,on pol'oW''''
II is expected that Chaplain Paul Rem,
nolds, OF the United States navy, WI
make the presentation speech, ana Ihas
the county by Judge 4. r. b Wright.
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Hall-Hill.
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Especial 70 The Tllnes-DlspatCI.) II ".
WELDON. N. c., June 2s.--The marriage
this morning Of Miss yVinifred Blount Hill,
of Halifax to Mr.. Edward Wood Hall. in
ST. Marks Church. was a social event of
much Interest. and tho uniting OF two families
prominent for generations in the social pro-
fcss!onal and political history OF North Caro-
lima. The ceremony took place at 0 o'clock,
and was performed by Rev. t. II. Schubert
rector of the parish
B. Hall. Jr., w. l.. Hall and A. b. Hill.
Jr: Miss Elizabeth Hill. sister Of the bride
was maid OF honor. and Mr. Stuart Hall acted
ne best man. The decorations were palms and
ferns. The bride is a daughter OF Judge
Thomas N. Hill, of Halifax. and the groom
Is II son OF Or. j. d. Hall. Of Scotland Neck.
The fair bride, who is ono OF the loveliest
young ladies In North Carolina, received many
handsome and costly presents Mr.. and Mrs,
Hall left for st. Louis
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BEAUTIFUL WEDDING.
Miss Patterson Becomes Bride
of Mr.. Arthur Hobson.

One OF the prettlest weddings that have
ever taken place In Paramount occurred
last night at 3 9 clock in the home Of the tn
bride, when Miss Jennie Patterson be-
came the Wife Of Mr. Arthur II. Hobson.
Tho ceremony was performed by yyre By;
decorated with plans and many
shaded lamps cast a soft glow over the
scene. Miss Patterson is the daughter
q Mrs. Charlotte Patterson and the / Ia late t.
tive young lady. whose charming person
ality and gracious manner have maze age
son OF Mrs. Alice Hobson and Is q young
man OF sterling wort The bride q, was T.
white ribbon and lace and carried arr sLo,
lax; She also used a real lace handker-
chief sent to her from Japan by a rela-
tive.
The groom and attendants were IN eve,
nns dress Eerog HOB
son. brother Of the grooIn; n A., :, Finkr,
Andrew Evans and Theodore Snyder
The young couple received 2 large mum.
her Of handsome and useful presents EMS.
Among them We're many pieces Of silver
and a purse Of gold.
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North Abingdon. Mass. June 10. 1903
4 For nearly three years was o great suffered
with what the doctors called weeping eczema,
employed doctors and specialists and I grew
worse. had to walk the door nights, sometimes
praying and sometimes swearing. Anyone who
never had 1t can form no idea how suffered.
The doctors told me was suffering oil the tor:
lures OF hell. tried all the ointmcnts nnd
washes ordered BY the doctors and everything
saw advertised, and oil che old woman " aims.
/ got no help. and there wasn't q day In that
time, nearly three years, that ] have not tried
something. Men and women went into the
fields and woods and gathered herbs and bnrks
January I accidentally saw your advertisement
Tho next day i gotta bottle. The first appli oation
benefited greatly and slept oil night and every
niRht since. mething had not done for nearly
three years. I can never tell half. Anyone will
have to call OF my home, Randolph street. North
Abingdon. II they wish to hear one-tenth. I
wish everyone to know that D. D.. D. Is the most
wonderful remedy. The first bottle worked
wonders. I could not go to church for nearly
three years.. l now go and can also do my work
CAPT. JOSEPH FRITZ"
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A HOME REMEDY.
Even Eczema Readily Yields to Hancock's
A Iu,Ild SIIIohur.

Even Eczema Readily Yields to Hancock's
Liquid sulphur.
Ailments In childhood and eczema IN
the aged alike are cured b. this fAvorite
household aid,
In eczemat-the affected parts often the
scalp or ankles-should be batleq In water
only when diluted with Hans.cK's Liquid
sulphur-Nature's greatest germlclde
Acne. itch, herpes. ringworn. pmples
l,rickly heat. dlphtheria, catagrh and CAM
ker are guaranteed cure ~ Hancock 8
Liquid Sulphur, also sore conditions Of
The eyelids, scalp, nose. lnoula and
throat.
Sold at leading pharmacles. Valuable
descriptive booklet on the use and results
nf this standard article. Hancock Liquid
Sulphur Co., Baltimore, Md.
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iNON-CAUCUS
MEMBERS
Meet and Protest Against Elec-
ton 81 Officers. by Old
Council.
THEY EMPLOY COUNSEL
Tramp Arrested in Petersburg.
EMPLOY COUNSEL
Tramp Arrested in Petersburg
Believed to be One Of Gang
Who Committed Burglaries.
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3rETERsBuRu, VA, June &.-The
members.clect Of the new board Of AL
dermen and Common Council who did
rot participate In the recent CAUCUS. hold
Il meeting OF protest last night at the Of
,icc Of Rogers and Mccabe and employed
Mr. George s. Bernard. a prominent at
torncy Of this city, to represent them be-
lore the body at Its next meeting. Nine
teen members of the newly-elected bodies
IRE members OF the present Council. At
The caucus, the present Council, elected
city officers, and as the new members
go into office in September, they oelieve
Tie election should be loft to the new
bodies s34Ht 1886
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PRETTY HOME WEDDING,
Miss Evelyn Balmer the Bride OF
Mr.. Frederick y, Cock.
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JEFFERSON, VA, June 2s.-Among tho
pretty weddings Of last week was that Of Miss
EVEN, charming and talented daughter Ct
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II, Balmer. Of Pow.
Hampton. Va, celebrated last Wednesday at
Huntington" the homo of the brides aunt
The rooms were daintiiy decorated; the color
scheme In green and pink, bang effectively
carried out In ivy, forms and carnations. and
fused over ali, from, crimson illumination
pendant in the center OF tho apartment.
IJntering to the strains 0f Mendelssohn's
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DR.. Charles L. Steel. one of the best
known dentists Of Richmond, died at 8
o'clock last night at the virginia Hos Z los
weeks.
Dr. Steel was taken sick at his homo
in Ashland, and q little later Yas brought
His death will be great shock to his
was Seriously i'll. The funeral arrange
the hent buri iai' viii viii b be in this city
Charles l.. Steel was forty-four years
of age and was q native Of this city,
where he spent his entire life as a dentist;
death was a professor Of dentistry;
He was son Of Or. George B. steel
mother, long since dead. was Miss
DR.. steel married a Miss Harris. q
one aa'l child Charles i: Steel 5T survives
him. DR.. Steel lived In Ashland during
the the summer months, but always kept his
offices in this city, where he enjoyed q
ii He ss is survived by his father and the
following haif-brothers and sisters; !, Or; Or.
Frank r., Albert and Thongs and nd Misses n s,a
Louise and Bessie, OF Richmond.
DR.. Steel was II man OF many exoellent
qualities and enjoyed tho friendship OF
all who knew HIM
Mrs. Rebecca M. Turpin.
Mrs Rebecfa MTuE TR an a ap5 81 81
tic Board of Aldermen. and widow !, Of
residence, No. 6la n. Twenty.four II
Street. at 6:3o o'clock last evening, geo
been Ill a week. She Leaves sey,e,r IRA J
daughters and one son They e are 1,, Mrs
and Mrs NJ b, Iurpin, OF Barton
Id Miss Rebecca Turpin and Mr..
TurPn Of Masn e aso sn ne
funeral VII take p E4sm e. egS
Street Baptist Church.
Miss Ellen Mahoney.
After sn Iafss q d aedua ys e ades
s y.ass day. aiternooa at The resdsnee Is
her sister. Mrs James Quinn. No. Boz
Miss Mahoney Is the ei ~ nas ne fhpes
Quinn. is now critically ~ Mr. and Mrs,
Quinn recently buried their eldest son,
devout Christian and was exceedingly
we'll known and we'll likod IN TIM city,
She leaves two sisters.
The sea basS 'he s'A aSs
Funeral Services,
The funeral of ], G. Dearbart. who died
ut $40 p. NJ. Sunday. at his h'm." IN
ounce Avenue. Highland splings took
place at o'clock yesterday afternoon
from Leigh street Baptist Church, The
services were conducted by The ROY NJ
Ashby Jones. pastor of the - ::oh
Burial was made In the family section at
lakewood
Mr. Dearhart was In his slSty-nin,h
year. He leaves wife, daughter, five
sons and fourteen grandchildren.
Daniel Cullum.
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Cullum died Saturday. after q long and
wasting illness at his beautiful home
near that place. Moving into this section
gnla, he speedily became one oe'the most
prosperous farmers and the most beloved
citizen OF this section. kliS loss " deeply
and widely mournaa,
Constantine Bradley.
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WELDON, n. c., juno 2s,-Mr, Con,
stantine Bradley, OF Halifsx, g well
rnown farmerof the county. died Monday
evening OF cancer OF the face.
John u, Wilbcn.
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DURHAM, N, c., Jpne 2S.--Mr, Jdhn
when ST. az ssea a. citizen Il pgs
de was twice married, His last wife,
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Tobacco FactorY Sold,

Messrs. 8. 3. Nlnm g Co, real estate
agents, on yesterday recorded decd Of con7
voyance IN the Richmond Chancery Court 70
A. ST. Claire Butler. by which the tobacco
factory, No ls North Twenty. second Street,
was transferred to Mr. Butler for y 40 cash
The property has g front Of llSxso feet.
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Grand Chapter Organized,

OF The state have chosen officers as follows
for the Grand Chapter Of Virginia; Mrs An
iron; Charles a. Nesbitt, Richmond worthy
grand patron; Mrs, Leila Jewett. Port Nor
folk. associate grand matron; James T. Nor MOI,
Mary tu. 70. Nesbitt Richmond, grand secretary;
Mrs D. n. Cleft, Richmond. grand treasurer;
Mira i. j. Stump. Pocahontas, grand con-
ductress; Mrs W, s, Christian. Urbanna. as
ISOLATE grand conductress; Mrs, WILLIAM
Leckie, Pocahontas; Parks Jones. Williams
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Agelasto- Thorpe,

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f WILLI4ANISBURG. VA, .Iune ga
cuet but pretty home wedding took
place this morning at the home Of Mr.,
w. T.. Cowes on Duke OF Gloucester
Miss Catherine Elizabeth Thorpe, OF this
city. and Mr.. Peter Alexander Agelasto,
or Norfolk, the Rev. o.. a, Potts, Of the
Is tho daughter Of Mrs. Elizabeth Thorpe.
OF this city. The groom Is an attorney
at law Mr.. and Mrs. Agelast0 left on
the 1904 train for Norfolk.
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SWALLOWED CARB0LlC
ACID BY MISTAKE

Special to The Times pissPPatchS;S e,,,a
Reneiey. daughter OF Mrs, Annie Renee
ley, OF this place, took carholic acid
through mistake this afternoon; f she Was
attended by prs, Holladay and Mu NUT i!a,,
condition is thought to be a serious one,
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TERRIFIC STORM
in BUCKINGHAM
House and Trees Blown Down
and the Public Roads
Blocked.
Blocked.

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4 FAIMVILLE VA, June 2S.-A terri
fic storm of rain and wind swept over q
part of buckingham last night, and the
damage was quite extensive.
The telephone wires were blown In
every direction, many buildings demol-
ished sheds and stables destroyed and
Tho bubble roads are filled with trees
and brush and wheat shocks scattered
pynryW here 6f Il 5.q ii.f- j $50 ~ IA sit4
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Fee Club Outing To-day.

'0The Fee Club" VIII spend to-d4y at BEACH
Park A large number of the members OF the
club Will go down In q special car attached
10 tho twilight special. They Will return on
ST, Andrews Sunday school will 80 to the
PaFs this morning on their annual outing,
Special arrangements have been made for the
Entertainment Of the children.
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Darling-Fox.

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WINCHESTER, VA, June 2s,--Alrs. Virginia
al the home OF her brother-in-law, James
Gearing. TO DR.. Edwin J. Darling, praeticlns
physician of Laurayllle. Baltimore county,
Md. by Rev II. X, cromor, OF tho Reformed
Church. The wedding was II brilliant social
event, followed by an elaborate reception, Tho
bride is the widow OF Edward Fox, and daugh-
Ter OF the late George Sinner.
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NEW SEASON

John Fay Palmer and his company be-
gan 1--WE weeks engagement at Fern
dale Casino, introducing as their initial
production, "Pompeii, or tito Power Of
The Cross" Among the plays to be given
ore several standard comedies.
The Powhatan Tribe Of Red Men elect
ed officers tonight and transacted reg
alar business. AT
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Allison-Miller.

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clock this afternoon at the residence Of the
brides parents Miss Minnie Miller, the ae-
Miller, was married to Mr., Richard Preston
Allison OF Statewide, DR.. Brown, the brides
pastor, oeiated MT, ana 5, Mrs. A,llson 1917
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BURGLAR TRAMP.

The tramp giving the name Of John
Mcbride, recently arrested in this city
by Officer Nfagee, has been identified us
one OF the three men who calnped near
Suffolk little moro than a week ago.
ard who is suspected OF belng one OF the
Iartles who have been robbing small post
Offices, blowing safes and committing
other robberies f3$ss
The two men with Mcbride made their
escape. and have not been heard from
slnCe. 349 iEf
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Saunders-Shields.

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ROANOKE VA, June 2S--Mss Virginia
Shields. daughter OF Mrs j. w. Shields.
and Mr.. c. w. Saunders. proprietor of the
Radford Steam Laundry. We're married today
at tho residence Of the bride. Rey. arthur
oficiatlng. The marriage was very quiet on
account of the recent death Of the BRIDES
IrSpo : &
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Married in Washington.

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WASHINGTON, D. c.. June es,--Marriage
licenses were Issued to-day to the following;
Alder A. Bates, OF Quantico, Vn and sarah
i Raymond Edwards OF New Baltimore, Va,
and Fannie G., Edwards, OF Marshall, va.
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Lambert-Gaines.

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NESypoRT NEWS. VA, June Pm u;
Iamport and Miss Hettie GainoB were mnrriei
This afternoon nj the BRIDES home Tho Eroprn
IL employed at tho ship-yagd.
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Opening Of the Larkin House.

Invitations have been received in this city to
the opening Of the Larkln Houso, Watch Hill,
r. L., on Friday Of this week, at noon.
Messra Gilbert johnson & Sons proprietors.
guests. and have every reason to look forward
to q heavy summer.
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Who survives her husband. was Miss
Martha T. Gaines, OF Nash county Of
this union there arc four living children,
as follows Mrs. Mary Taylor and Mrs Mrs
George r. tWrenn,' Of Asheville. and John
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Mr.. Leland at Work.

Mr.. Herbert s. Leland. superintendent OF the
stock subscription department or the James
town Exposition Company is In the city. and
EXPRESSES himself as highly pleased with the
outlook for securing substantially aid from
Richmond people for the project. -.