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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
{ KILLED BY CAR G
The Fate Of an Old Negro in in
h Newport News. l8s !. N
e \ TIhe Wines. ID spateh.}

s5g Especial " to 4 The! Times Dispa tol.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA Dec. g. EYER
EFT Todd, an old negro, who has been
5grave-dig ger at Greenlawn Cemetery for
years died at the hospital this morning,
rs the result OF injuries received when
he wa run over by q street car yes lerday.
The old man was walking on the track
near the cemetery and, on account or he
dense fog, did not SEQ the approaching
car. Is NJ .is ~ u,
4 coroner's Inquest was held this morn
Ing and the street car company exoner-
It is now believed that Gus Werllng. q
German, who has been missing. fn2m his
home for two weeks, committed sul-
eide BY drowning himself in gSalter's
Greek The mans clothes We're found on
the bank OF the creek and footprints be-
loved to have been made by him Wero
discovered In the mud. 5s5 . IA e Il, 55,i8
day that the Navy Department has been
asked to set January 25th as the date
for tina Off ial trial OF tho nrmored cruiser
Maryland, Tho cruiser Will not BIO given
n builders trial, z. ,8g Is q.
Tie gun boat Mariette arrived In IInmp-
ton Roads to-day from tho West. Indies
several days overdue on account OF roug i
weather, The gun boat has been IN
foreign waters for nine months, and dur
Ing that time covered $4,000 miles, going
as far south as the Cape OF Good Hope,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
'TAKE:A ASSASSIN !.
INHPE |: |. /. D. |. Re;
Nathan, Bifci1ett, Lttiicnburg
Murderer, Under as85,s
Arrest.
YOUTH ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Fired Twice at IIis8Head With
Pistol, But Failed toA Reach
Brain and Will II ccovsr.
q n ..g y N.


On i1t [, "A n, =, N 4 n, . :, -, Z 55ll
1'1TTEFSBuRG, y ecefnbcr 20.--N
than 13lrchett, the negro who kil led Ed I
N,nuId \ phillips, coorcd !, near Boydton, til
a e, I, 3, 4, I, y
is'9 b, !
ing, was mere h \, Is a''a
O'Clock last tight, and was pos lively
a ,dontif,cd + thfa evening ~ Meysrs. Petty
!. 3 !, a., h, q, II III,
~ ~ ~. ~
5 i WaLs 1ealous
4 Ton to d girl and shot him while visit
i ,ry{ hsrS she az 1,oltce Il Ravland was
3, \, Il, u, 4i ~ n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
u \: LIST or JURORS.
Those Summoned to Serve in in
United States Court. gs.
Special 70 The Tlmes- Dlspatch.'

H Special 10 The Times Dispatc CHI >
9ttS ALEXANDER VA. Dec. e --7Clerk Z.
Np.GW Garrett. of the In ted Sta ties Court,
has tmstsfreceivcd u he LIST Of jurprs 40
~ Iie j January term Of the court for the
J Eastern District Of Virginia. ] nd &c Ed.
IInfilBtVaddill@ presiding VIII CHI VIII meet
here next} Tuesday. The blowing are ne
Jurors: :s. " Il 2, -, D . .
I j. ~. Marshall. ~ II, Baine. .Nv Ellington
Dunn. James Peyt ton. a. I!eld q: z.
Jss.,es Donnell (, r 4, Il owar r
4 & a. George, Scott Gsilingham. vii
#kinsop j NJ Carter. Henry Scot K " H. u ~
s. 3. ard vi cks. ia ll ~
i y II. Corbin and ], .s Grim. 8, :, ;, :,
sf patti Jury ii DOWN. nam: 4, e We,
Nv. ii Richards Jr. H HICKS. w " ~ n
" ae n ri, otlnson. i. i. Wise, " g.
$a,,derson: 3 Ed ward Amber, 81. p Belts,
M "a RoWies W. ggett, II. NJ ~ FLU
d III Fl. Sanford, w. 81. Gentry ]
lori Il Stevens, i. y 4 ~ ew y
liz conway, G.. BRUCE, ". = N y, q
III il, M HIT, Smith e and p s.. s.. ia'ihs-
5'nf Fsre a-e several criminal and civil cases
on nj tbe Circuit Court for lGxandr,i =
coi,r M Judge c. Il. Nlcol presidlng me I,
Il m or stable ohm ~ y. @
Icfad for the murder OF winner = :. ~
In q T,ne has been set for nc
&'elntiVes OF Steele have "a sem
ln,,,sa, IA Gnssist the CommonWeul{illi,
X Cornell who sppt steele
afin,nntinr to makcSan arrest ior .,
demennor.s still discharslris tilc uut'eS
y 81 his Office. l .56 38s5s9$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
MANY WEDDINGS !, ]! ).
Several Z Dung Couples United q.
on christmas Day. I.
(special to The Times Dispatch.)e

Especial to The Times u spatch .f,a.
william lila Collins and Miss Yaney Hal! were
married az home o. the brides q fa az
here doy
jerks where Mr.: W: 8lI ines Yves married
TO Miss Susan Vernon Jerka Both couples ,i les
tour. The ceremonies were. pc formed by the
Rev. Wa. Barr, q forner pastor but now Of
John Haek%orth n. and y, Miss Mary s1 =
hayng NEGLECTED e. sine
FinaiiyIwhen tho couple had almost despaired
they had tho good fort pne e meet ~ min |,
and and the ceremony performed ID q pouring rain;
rs The Baptist Sunday school held It's annual a.
Christmas q ana In
tesa z and enjoyed il Richard Smith. as
Claus ns q 4, er
II earn, has arrived and occupied tho par
sonage. ~, 3ss5y}t $50 :, " u,
' which Si have been ocating their line III this
vicinity for some months were transferred
G
and has taken up the work from GreenE tiil
east. u f VS. =, \, Z, y .
her at thomon Leesvlle last Week after mar
Sried life OF sixty-fiye years she rs survived
ans
sion.a Va, and daughter Mis- Kate anthony
of fLecsvllle. Va. 8 , &, 49,, \, ~
Misses as Haden' at their home at Ewlngton. Va.
friends ana relatives in the nelghborhood
Mcsrs. 8f Howell atherstone u and John
fIaythc.5 OF Lynchburg, re spending the holI-S
Mr.. Charles b. Perrow is spending the hol-
5idays OF tho home Of Colonel Thomas Faupt-i
u a I, brakeman on Southern Railway. named
SBrlnkley was knocked from, the side OF a car
running over the public road here, He was
badly Injured nternally. as well ns 8 suffering
was called and rendered the necessary medi-
cal attention before removing him TO the
hnsnit al in pnnVllle, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
IN CHARLES CITY.
Some Of the Do ings There Dur
ing G Christmas B H olidays.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

1
Especial n to ! The Times Dlspatch.) 553S
as MALVERN HILL. Is " q. Der. 90 "A
delightful Christmas entertainment was
held Tuesday evening at Grace Church
Granville. The children were delighted
when Santa Claus made his appearing CO
with q present u for ca CHI y boy and Girl.
The church was g2 beau full ly decorated.
$i.3i An oyst er supper and phono phi con-
cert in aid Of the new hall to be- built
at Granville Will be held at Miss Alice
Royals home, River " CIV, this evening.
Miss Julia Renshaw, \ who has been
spending tho winter at Shirley, has gone
TO heis homo In charlottesville for tho
holI days. NJ S5 q Is
q MISS sue Carter, Of Shirley, Is spend;
Ing u week at Shirley MI IL
re Miss Marion II Clark has returned to
her home In Cllarl es City. s5s
M Miss Florence Greeley Is vlsit Ing friends
In Richm olld. n kSS5i E $S{ie
!. Miss Alfalfa 4 w lker,5S who Is attending
,Farmyile Normal, is spending her va
cation at home. i$ 4 s.al B5 az
Miss Margaret s. Clark is homo from
Fork Union a cademy for the holidays.
s26 Mr.. J. M. Bell, OF Richmond, Is spend
ing the Christmas holidays With his Sis
ter, Mrs, II, S. Saunders. U PIPER 81 lirley.$
Miss Virginia Ruffen is visiting her;
pa rents i n Prince George. u u Il
M Mr. Samuel a. Clark and friends Mr.
Wainwright Churchill and I Mr., Mark
sLippincott, OF Philadelphia. are III isi ding
Mr.. J., A. !. Clark, of Harden's II III
MI. Russell Ladd "a OF The Pocahontas,s
is enjoying the holidays with his parents
lin this county. N Isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
TATE-WATK1NS.
a Pretty Wedding G Celebrated
in Charlotte County. sissi
-(snccla 1 to The Ti1nes pispa tch. ) B

(specialjHt TO The Times. Dispatch II; X Isl
th sAN nome e M De and gso'y2ssM y39ss
kns near this place, was tho scene aof
q beautiful remony t high r :, yes,
tesdesy sa ms 81 5eae1
The partors were beautifully and ta {. & !.
fullyass9'rated With gr9wng hB
VOWS were pllghted while the atten {, &, Is
stood in the background amid 3S lemon m u
The glow o candles the del cate per ,i
sfuine OF flowers and the strains o. LIE
wedding march 81 1ae brIde
and a.rG advanced Is the altar here they
were met BY the groom nd MS pest man
Miss Margaret Miller Harvey, o. Dan
vile, who carried the wedding r,ng:,A lIta (
f pafe H.
united in Wedloek BY Rev. q. q. Brown,
OF the Freshly erian Church. ". I
m 5GI9wss YeFi
and and Miss Mary Paris, with Air. Callie
az Roth Fstsmenp asaf
rendered the wedding march At q =, y, re,
brown cloth travelling 1aps
Of the groom. The bridesmaid wore blue
cloth suits and large picture hats, !, 9 y
the q bride h and groom lief on tho :3O
3northbound trafn.s via Burkeville ~ and q q
5Lynchburg, for the home Of the groom's
father, in Fl ttsylvnnia county to spend
The Bride is d beautiful blonde and very
popular. She is the only daughterss @. Of
Mr.. and Mrs. WI lam N n aan g
Nv. e. Tate, \ Of Plttsylvania county, and
a very energetic and pro sperous LUMBER n :.
dealer. After January LIST Mr.. ana .ni ".
.Cottngs Valley. TheS bride was thoS reclp-
lent Of many useful and Nvallu g bic pres
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
FIVE-YEAR SENTENCE,
Result Of Fluvanna's First Muir
der Trial in Twenty Years.
Especial to The TImos. Dlspatoh,

sIaAl4aIYRA, VA, Dec. 29.--Gircuit Court,
over which, Judge John NJ; White, Of
Gharottasys Rossldfsd ae19dh ays
The principal case before tho court was
that Of the Commonwealth vs.; Robert
Coins, changed With murder; The Jury,
gee lie during the night, Drought III g
Verdict Of voluntary mlpslaughter and
.f.xsd the term Of confinement p Tho PEN
ABLY REPRESENTED by Mr., l." q. Eladen,
This is the. first murder case tried In
this county for moro than twenty years,
Scarlet fever Is making Its appearance
neurs Antioch. Two deaths have occurred
ia the famllygof Mr.. Abner Black,
MI. Flobert Black buCn. living Near Gem
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
.REV.J.R.R0sEBR0ls
Notwithstanding 1. ri: !.
Well Known Minister Makes
Miss Christine Nelson
Il. His Bride

rs Especial 10 Tho TItncs.D lspntch) IN gg
T1ft Jed ERIC KSB URIC, vAu December
32o---Rov. !. II. Rosebro, Of baltimore, son
of Rev. DE I. Nv. 1aesebro, Of this city
pastor Of the Presbyterian Church here
and presldent$o Fredericksburg Colleges,
was married tonight To Miss Christine
Nelson, OF Ball imore. 5 III. III 81
The ceremony took place at Lafayette
Square Presbyterian Church in that city,
sat}7 r. MI Rev. DR.. j. w. Rosebro, ia her
or tho groom, officiating. & III p
Professor II. NJ. Roscbro, OF this city,
was best man. Tho groom's parents and
5atj the wedding. Rev. Nj T. and Mrs Rose
bro Will visit this city on their bridal
trip. III e # II VI NJ NJ .ss }slS 8tj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
WRONG IDEA.
DON'T get tho wrong idea Into your hea
that starvation is good for Dyspepsia, N

Don't get tho wrong idea Into your head
athat starvation is good for Dyspepsia.
XII It's not, E9s j3 81 % .ts3i u, b
XII those who have not stulied the subject
very deeply or with trained solehllllc
minds might think 50. ,
An specialists in stomach and digestive
disorders know that 1T Is best for vs. -
sEl;npslat to be well fed.
7t5yy'hy, dyspepsia Is really a stalyn ton
\ disease! 35ij55; <, d 5tes 5.y 81
53ESSYour food doesn't feed YOU NH
s l3y starSatlon,9 you may glve your bo W
els and Kidneys less to do, but that does,
NOT cure your digestive trouble simply
8makes syon weaker und slcker; less ,ltke-
IN e Ibe permanently cured than ever,
i y No, tho only right way to permanently
ci,re yourself or any form of dyspepsia OF
trouble, Is to eat heartily of
Eall tho food that you find best agrees
with you, md help your digestion 70
work with stuart's Dyspepsia ablets
'rhis il a safe. certain, scientific, re-,
liable method of treatment, Whicl. VIII
never fail to cure tho most obstinate
cases " persayaled IN,
stuart,s Iyspepsn Tablets have q gem
3tle,s tonic, refreshing effect on the secre-i
tory glands of the entire digestive tract,
They gently force the flow Of fresh
4 digestive juices. tx III 3f
They contain, themselves, many OF tho
chemical constit uentsscf these Juices, thus
4 when dissolved they help to- dissolyesth he
4 food around them In stomach orboWels.
iis They, tllerefore, quickly relieve all the
symptoms OF indigestion, and coax the
! glands to take q proper plea sure IN doing
their proper work. sss ~ 8s
n They coax YOU back ia. health.
NO other medical treatment OF any SORT
anSr any fad system Of ulture'''sas8 or
II Cure will give you tho solid, perlnn-
nent, curative results, Ma t will stuart's
N Dyspepsia I'abl let's, 5ss I'VE;
WrItn for d free Book OF sy9npt oms, r.
4 A, stu0rt CO, arsh hal Az iell 4!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
..A BEAUTIFUL BRIDE.
Of Miss Mary Sidney
Ethel Wright a Surprise.

M IN (Snaclpl4n5T The Tlmes-T 'srn trN 3A5f8i
WING ESTER, w Dec Y 20.---Aliss
ono OF the most beautiful young wnme n
In Virginia, was married last night at the
residence Of her aunt Mrs. Mary a.
Bragg, ,in Middletown. this county, to
j. r.. Watson, formerly Of Loudoun coun-.
,ty Va, but now an expert electrician
OF Washington, Rev. w lam $. Ham
mond. OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South performed the ceremony, which
was witnessed by only n rev friends, II II
Tho wedding was a complete surprise
to friends and admirers OF the bride, who
Is a dlstlnct type Of the Southern beauty,
She was the only daughter of Peter SEN
tseny Wright, who died while sho was
an Infant. and she is related to many
of the Oldest virginia families
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30

sWEEMs LINE BOATS ATS!
1 Sweeping Change in Schedule ''lsY,
.55 January { TIL. "a N Ss3
q, 9 I'M 3 3 .The ITImeg. I2ispatch.)

=, 81 an,n,.ni -
: -, ,SiI he made In the schedule OF
t G,,anse Line 81 steamers plying ne
Y 1anppa hancock River. Through steam N,
ers fp5m Baltimore this city y. whlSH !
now arrive cdnesday an sp,,, n sad ~
~ sni e,'s; Viii arrive here Tuesday and
Friday nights, leaving "wednesday 81 n -
8satrday mornings Ct \ n M w pae ri Ike
steamer Caroline, dying petWsu,i ned
For the present, Steamers on the !; Nor-
f1lk route from the Kappa, mock sttl y,
viii also be discontinue "a. * Y
f'fn t9fthe annual target prac II ice q inc
sslVashinEton Guards. captain M, 3. Rove,
IN Il,Is city, tho best score was made - p y
Mn. H. Fl. McCiilcc j r, who made e. q: "a
points out of a possible @. Me z; PEST s.
score was q and was made u by Captain
h Rove. the commander of the company.
has Just recently b % g
made Of tho marriage In st. Louis, ~ 81,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
THE HIGHWAYMAN PUT A
BULLET tTHR0U UGH HIS HAT \

I,IaE1pHRIc ISsBuRG, VA, Dec. co.
Mr.. j, IVY. Humphreys. OF this city. was
held in hore on tho street last night n
the I1wer part OF the city, near IN old
Ice factory. a man stepped out from the
dark and demanded tho young mans
money. He said he had none and the
then pointed a pistol vt INN
aud fired, AS he pulled the trigger,
Humphreys knocked the, weapon UP ana IND
htis u,lick action lie would have been
killed, Tho man then ran on. Hum-
phreys fired at him, but he made his es o.
CAPE, trhe case was reported TO the OH
GERS to-day, and tho hat with the bullet
hoo In 1t produced. 5 til
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
iIoh,n.lss;,o(,,nl1--Tillar.

(. 5s9 (SpectalSto The Times lolsp pate H.
4 yAIP0RIA, Al, ;Decembe II 229.-The
marriage Of & Miss 4 ida Pillar, Of Eli
porla, and Mr. Frederick J Johnson, OF Bel
field occurred yesterday afternoo q T the
home Of tho brides parents he ere ere
m N ony vas performed by the local & I3np..
list minister, in the presence OF g rev c
specially invited friends and near e Ia
tiyes Of the contracting part les.
4 Mr., and Mrs. Johnson are among the
most popular Il young people u n this Sec
ton, and the good wishes OF thelr&hull-
dreds Of friends are extended 1.-THE m.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30

ana Mrs James NJ. Brown. From there
the bride ana groom will so TO their nome
lin Bluefield, i; VI b 4.
8 The bride who. is the youngest DAY Shtef
settlers Of tho town, is one Of the most
popular young lad les Of east Radi ord.
The groom, who is q lnachinist g Or s;Biu e;
field, connected n with the Sorf0lk & anu
West ern i Is q lso pOpul
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
Reese-Michael.%
5tsnec,al Is 4 The Times DIspatch3

Mi. sB fspeclal 4 to y The Times Dspatch) u, Y
59 I.AyVflLl MELVILLE AZ, Dec. q, Tile
Methodist & Church here was he scene 81
ii prettySwedd ng! ceremony yestersday8 ~
1880 O'clock, when Mss Indie So Irene ~
Michael, the daughter Of Mr., an t1i MS e
{R. Il, Michael, became the bride OF ME- v
81. Reese. 4, Me church was very tn O.
fully decorated with ferns8and evergreee g rs,
The happy Il pair left immediately,,..,tlo for
Washing ton and o Their Northern CUES.
They will make their home at F,rantsllln'
Va, for tho present. Il .5
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"a POWERFUL FLEET.
Hurried Preparations for Inspec
ton N orth Atlantic Squadron

IN IIOII MY vi q III '<~. = X
Special to The Tines lspatcl',o
s. NORtO Lax, Dec. 29.--flle pa ttle-
ships Keursarge. Kentucky and Illinois N'l
arrived in Hampton Roads to-day to JOIN
the North Atlantic squadron, which VII VII
rendezvous In those waters prepare ara tory y
ia inspection BY the Admiral Of theina ma
next Thursday 6 s.
4 a board OF survey inspected the cruls-
or Atlanta day Work Is being hurriea
m vessels undergoing Aepails at the navy
ward to make ready for tho inspec ton,
which. Will bring together one Of tho
most powerful heets ever concentrated
by the United States navy, Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
RESIDENCE BURNED.
The Family Of Mrs. McElwee
Has a Narrow Escape.
"a Tho ,rlmes- pIspn tch.)

(speclal \ to Tho Tlmesr pIspatchl
CLIFTON FOR y, Y Dec, s9,-Ihe
EIWee, West Of this place. was burned at
5Sio'clock this morning. together With al
household furn!ttt9S5E6e TIE ooo loss 1s est-
The blnze was originated by fire fall
Ing from an open Franklin stove. me
family barely escaped 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
Mr.. Fallon's Funeral,

f SefftosN e Gss pss sRfStsh} funeral
services over the remalns of Mr.. John
iFsllon, who died tuesday took place ct
$50 this morning from Saint Francis
Roman II Catholic Church, conducted by
ia her ]. Erioll 4nteEment was N ahG taa
ordinary large crowd at the church who
attended the funeral, The IIibernians. and
knights of Columbus turned out K IN q
body, The floral offerings were Very
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
u ~ g-II5IsT. . .s q g . it. r. 6
Observation-Disclosures.

8lIss tspeclal TO Tho Times . ispat ch.
5LYNCHBURci December soEI Z {, 2 q, q
was the scene OF a pretty. though informal
maj ar rrlage last night, when her daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Haskins billiard became the " e e
hest known &C the younger physiclans OF 4 this
city The ceremony s 3, ny sox
Church. " IN the #preseilce of8a small gathering
81 relatives and Immediate sneighbors; :,
reception followed at which
left on III, early train this morning for an
sextenCc cd southern trip. 1870 ,, p &9s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
She and Her Clothes Missing.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatcllo

WING HESTER. MAJ Doc, 20. -,F ebert
Boyd, 4 wealthy farmer of Fredeasck
county. is greatly concerned as TO the
,Whereabout OF hisYbeautifu.l young 8daush,
iata last lust niigsiht or early this morning
from her hoIne Last night she was Slsr
tied by Edgar unget, her lover, and it y
believed 8tllsy, eloped during the nlsht, ~ y
her fter best best elolhes. When her father woke
at dawn The only object lon ls had Up
her marrying unger WAS because ~ heN
tender .aSe, VI 81 = sss II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
Payne-Smith.

(specn to Tho Tlnes-pspateh
n FREpNR / ISSBURG. VA. Dec. 29,-
Mi. James u, Payne ana MIS-. Nellie
Of Orange county, We're married y uesdgy
at noon at Orange Courthouse, Rey. a, M
Harlow officiating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
sI,e,yera ge-Kennedy.

(speclal 10 Tho MINES, plspRteh) =
SFRHDER ICISsBu re- Dec, " y =,
Mr. Eugene Leverage. OF LOUISA e suutn,y,
ynl,iaH county, were married hero yester-5
day at The residence Of the Oil clatlng
minister, Rev. Decatur Edwards as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
Burton-Coo copper,

N 5G-,. (specIal to The Tlmes,D lspateFl,l y \,
Mr.. Maurice Burton and Miss Fannie
Cooper bothfof Falmouth, Stafford cuun,
~, were united in marriage yesterday at
tho residence In this city, Of Rev. Re-
catur Edwards, who performed me ceteT
apu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
S9ensley..-.-;Ml Marsh.

3,E (specalEto The rimes- pispa tch.S /,
II I,yVYNlutNN'S MILL, Dec. 29,--At
Mrs = II 30. Marsh, their daughter, Miss
Clara Bell, was married yes terday after.
noon to Mr.. SS ] essie RS r. Hens OF or
Rochelle. IA u !, . {, :, III
"a. II. Conner, Of h Madison. Shortly tier
ttl,s ceremony, the newly welded. couple
left to attend a reception given them py
the parents Of the groom. ri FL III sis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
BABY QU|IRK;'S
QUICK |: I {: K. !. CURE c: I Z. /:
OF Q To d Eczema I y! !.
[. bys G. 1 IL !
When. All II Else ! Had d.
Utterly Failed lille /

baby |, Owen Herbert Qnirk, " IS
afflicted from the age Of ak weeks with
sa3loathsoine running eczema almost
covering his face. took him to Drs.
1890 and ----.-| Of Victoria Road,
Aldcrshot, and he was treated BY them
for three months but got much worse,
and was 8 sickening sight to look at.
I saw an advertisement OF the Cuticuras
Remedies, and got the Soap, Ointment
4 and Resoiveflt. S EOS s5s "a Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30

trail Plaips lost his house and entire. con
tentsb ylro last Sunday MS ?, fa en-
nSsc,aned with their lives. There WIS no no
Insurance., and the loss 10 about -, O0o..s,
Dr. and Mrs Gray,aof, q, l2chIm, ,, .
are guests Mt he nome OF ~ + :
father, II on. Fl. III. era III VA
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/. Shackleford-Webb.8

Special to The Times. p spatch N,
yY4ARS!AN VA, Dec; s9.E,Whltemalsh
county, at 6 q clock this 2eyern ne. was. g
scene y Or n beautiful marriage, the con-
tracting5 parties being M MIS- n 1ssrt e HI
Webb, and j, Winner Shack eford both 81.
Rev. Porter Hardy was the ticl;n,tlInig !;
lister. n The church was, beautifully
ttiecoratcd with eVergreens. The marriage
was largely attended, til
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October q Mt
Mamie Iendleton A1cMullen, q a.: Greene
county. fj5S n N . isSs s. 1. \,
.Thc southslde Agricultural Association.
cessful fair last fan, at d. meeting Of its
Stockholders, has declared a dividend Of
ten per cent. TO the stockholdcr Il y. S$
Mr. John f. Coleman, who Is attending
3drin, a.,d las charge 5of several Episcopal
SClurches in Il Spo tsylynnia county, has
gone & TO England to- visit clatlyes for
several weeks M fSl x l.@s555
hgiea f,rnish
ed music for dancing parties for fifty or
sixty years, died d his home a few days
$ago aged ninety years. @ t 4
Mrs. Fannie +. a Shaw, FORM rly5 this
city,. ls III with pneumonia Mt tho home
or her sorl-in- law, Mr.. w. II. Bradbury,
near Nasons y, in Orange county.
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PittsYlYania Weddings,

f CHATHAM, YAp December D-Mlsa
Mamie n. Hall. a pretty brunette, OF Fan
Creek, and Mi John ". Adkins, Or ne.
Same community We're married. In tho
county clerks office. Wednesday, after
noon. The Rey. II. p, u Aylar, OF the,
Chatham Baptist Church, performed the
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we noticed an
1 mpr v 3 IN enta
once, and within @
fortnight the run,.
ming had ceased.
and the scales were
nearly nlls dried on
and In q month hiss
face was perfectly
clear, not 9 spot.
left. / have en-
closed photograph
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