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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
Professors and Students Are
Scattering for the Holidays.

s &SCaCteTlHS$%l Ol15tl ASOAaauocy - g
At Richmond College he quiet hat for Tor
the IA st week has .betoEened the presence
Sof s.exa ynDa lions has now given place TO
lin Is stabsolntc silence The lns 7 cx;in1-
Bnation .rqnle yesterday. and the boys 81, Y y
once TOM themselves away to thoirs home fllt,
Festivities. Only q few hard wor kers, d g.
! trrnined 10 make use OF the holidays re-
main behind In loneliness. N /; IS 81 81
,rhe professors, loo, are attering to
enjoy the rest of the hol idays. Presiden e
Roatwrlght goes to Buclin gham & county
10 be with his parents. Professor 81 e,
fMIlchell has gone no NJ lssissippi to visit
his mother; Professor and Mrs. AZ
3HurrlshnreF ut Jasp per, Il, eXas, Visiting the
snotherE OF Mrs. Harris, r fessor u I1ou-
shee goes to-day to North Carolina. where
lie will have Professor Hunter visit him
for III few days at Ills home lii RoXboro;
Professor and Mrs. g. lYoodYn ard Will
spend the holidays in Lynchburg DR. r.
"a stcwart left yesterday for Charlottes-
5vile Va, while Prof essors Yinston NVnit
sst$andg Gaines 5nnd Mr.. IT, z. .{8 Brown Will
Celebrate 4 lie occasion In the ci y. ;i5s
III Work VIII resume on Monday, January
4 I'd, x ut o o'clock. 4 This will be the begin
ming oftlle winter session, and many new
students are expected. 1: already two have
arrived TO mntriculate In time 4 10 he
new years work. a s(
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.S1iUDENTs.MAI
l'MADETRU|C'E
Sophomore Class Threatened to
Quit Colunbia Uitivcrsity5
SSs#83g III ~ Body. 45ss
FOUR WERE l;:lF SUSPENDED J. 1 i |! ] 1! J
Held 8IntcrVic,y5S\V It'll Dean and
ss18s9a Later greed ~ Patch
Up Trouble
3lBySAssoclAtesl 1,ress.) N

35 N y OR 81, december 20 ~ truce has
been between tho faculty Of 5te 81
Saunibin3s University B aid 1.-THE sophomore
class, whIcl, resciited tic SUSPENSION of
four of3stheir$ number for participation III.
8she Klngdor Could #hazns AZ 4 u flair ard 'd
swhIch5had$ Threatened 70 Quit the Unlver-
Gslty IN H. body. III i3., n 5{s}}5 A n l5 IN
Sssii rio student board, represented 4 ~ tile
presidents ofs the various classes. bot n co)-l
@lege and Y science met Dean Hutton to-
day To- discuss tlic suspension OF he fottr
3sophomoresas'rli Their decsion. which. was
announced, lis tllnt suspension VIII be- left
primarily the hands OF the student
board. S5iB sl III
8$aa,Iho cond, lions, under whchsthis was ar
Grpnged. ire: IN iSi " @ s
/ a First. 88 The student board Will pro.3
libit l1aziig inrObnpxious FORM $sl Sgs *,
SS second Freshmen Will be- under the
surveillance Of the 50 pilorn ores.
ING case of tho freshness Of
8tho &undcrclassmen3$ Will he brought x 10 tho
attention OF the bonrd md they vii serve
notice on Tie student that Ills action
\ huve aroused I tle luminosity 10 4 the sopl-
&oinores and they will Tx IL penal which
1leSintist pay
Fourth There will be an Sund ercla SIS
Highland tile winners will have the right:
10 summon tho officers OF the defeated
class to appear5nt their dinner. s5S3 s M
A%slhis last Is OK pected 70 do away Wit u
sa1c capturing OF freshmen by the second
year men. s S $; "a *
sF The student board " OF S$ reprcsentn tivrs!
Was authorized to dra W u ~ q plan ems
bodylng I hese 81 provisions, which 55s is5 to
be submit ted 10 the students Immediate Az
tly5 Id fterS the Christmas 5yacat Ion.
President Butler held IL conference with
Dean Hutton Of 1 the school OF pplicd
gscienccy, curly In the day, after which
tic suspension Of four sophomorcs con-s
{cerned In the attcmrt to capture King
don Gould was announced. ~ Sss
II Immediately after8t the student bod held
IA protesting mass meeting at Earl HALL
About fye$bundred stud cntss Intended this
meeting and cx pressed Il tllel sapproval
of the action Of the fAcult II
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\ Double Wedding

& Especial to- The 5Times-Dispntch)
& F1tI RSIk4Ns MILLS. AZ Dec. %. ~ 1ls.
.toric old Briery8 Church was the scene
iWedncsda vi 2 o'clock r. M I. Of d beau
tlful double marriage ceremony. when
NJ ISIS Dora NJ NJ orion was welded to Mr..
Walter Dixon, land Miss Willie Morton
was led TO the altar@by Mr.. 1rvy y Egg ~
gleston. Mendelssohrs wedding march
wa IS played by N iss Mary Henry and the
bridal party entcted a the church 4 in the
following order and by the opposite
aisles.a NJ III Il Bradley Norton and Miss
Lula D Dixon; Mr.. Clifford Dixon and Miss
Florence Norton Mr. $ David Egg leston5
and Miss Irene ssl Morton n Mr. Bernard
Dixon and N iss Natl Eggl pston; the
brides ana grooms bringing up the rear.
the party forming In a semi -cl rcle around
tho marri altar III sg 5S Il 4s4 3.g n Y
8sS Rev. gHugh Henry erforrned the Il ere-5;
nlony.# The fair young brides ire ID ugh n
tiers OF Mr.. y at T.. NJ orion. The groomsS
are respected and prosperous young
farme rs. t lsg a. lSi us
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Bennett Pei erson.

stS9I (Speciai til FT'he ,rames.tolsp atch.) 81
Ii RAbir Oh D. Dec. q. iss Mary
Andrew Peterson was married y d #.8 IA
o'clock yesterday to Mi Eugene II. Benz
mott f53ennett.s Mills. 1'fc sccne Of the
marriage was I e home Of the brides par--
5ents. Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Peterson, on
New River, u few miles from kad ford
5&, Tie wedding march was played by Mrs
walter Paterson. fhe bride entered With
ihcr$ brother Nlr.S frank Peterson, and the
groom with 5NirS james zoll, u.
q Rev. III w. irwin, the pastor OF the
bride. performed the ceremony. The
bride was gownod iii d brown travelling
suit, wltll fiat and gloves to latch. X The
wedding was guu iet. owing 10 recent be-
treavenents8 ii,si the family, but 2nS number
or rel;ltycs and friends we're n present.
ard art ter the ceremony a splendid din
nor was gsciVet \. ~ RI 5s "a gt
Later MI. and 81 Mrs Bennett drove
through tho country to Their home ut
Benefits NJ liz, near Blncksburg.E Mr.
Bennett Is d son oi the late Major Ben
nett d Of Mont gomery. He has lived much
ILL y ttsburg, butsowns n farm at Ben.
.tictt's Nj liz. His bride is d sweet and pop
sular8 girl. and wlllEbc much missed In tho
community In which 5slo mas lived !.
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Eastern 81; Shore Weddings.

/ Willy (Speciul & to- The Times DispntcllO
CAPE CHAR LIES, v AS December. q. -.
Mr., q. n e. Hurlock and Mrs Ia harine
Me- own, eli ests NJ daughter Of q Captain
Thomas Parsons, yere married Thursday
morning at the home Of the bril- son MAJ IL
80 ni$ Avenue. /. Rev. G.. r.. James. II Of Gem;
ltenary church Of fciating. ~ 5f
Mr., y, w. Palmer and NJ ss Annie IL
SIIorsey were married at the home OF the
brides pa rents, and Mrs. J IN Flo1'7
tsey. OF, razewell " Avenue, 5,$ ~ dnesday
evening. 8sjsy q & u.
II Mr. Edmund Bailey, Of Church y cc':.
itl1is county and Miss Ma rgare daugh-
5terEof5 Mr. w. CheritonI . & sradX ere
married Wcdnesda y. IN NJ 3sS IF .is
Mr.@C hnrles r cid and Iiss Il lillian IA
drew were married NJ " edn estlny 4 at tho
nome OF the brld T Cheriton by Rev. ,,, g.
r, mes, Ss ss56
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BEAUTIFUL CEREMo.Nl'l'Yl,:. a D.
Marriage Of Major M i Bon
l,aarrr, "a Miss Odelle "a Warren.

ham to MISS 8sOdelle a q Seit.l
(spec;al 10 Tho Times D ispa tcll.)
FAMPLIN CITY, Dec. pa bea " Y!
stif,lls$ ceremony Was peri ormed q Tin
Il noon YES te rtla ", when his daughter
Miss Odellc arrcn, was married q ~ 9
Major NJ, II. l3onham. commanding I, Z! s (
cadets at the Military Academy Ut 3S WI
smington, N III. II; 81. 4.
'rhc rooms were Hastily dresse with.
overgnnen and the con ast OF CO.. ora ~
tho darkcned spnrlor was very strik lngas-
The ceremony was perforile 3,
$by tho father Of the bride. Miss Kate
I Franklin & presided ut the organ. The
wedding was avery qulet one, on ny ! %
attendants and "a Sfewgf friends being pres
ent.t
rho attendants wore Miss Carnage, OF
Norfolk, with Mr.. Troup, Of Bal tlmore; ;
Miss 9Ronhan,. Of nderson.t s. WI IN
Dr. r., M. lnliafcrro. of Lynch burg NJ lss
Hanna Ii Warren. sister Of tho bride. Win
Mr., Proctor Ionhnm, OF Anderson. 81
S'SThe bride was dressed In white crepe de
chine and h carried a. shower bouquet OF
White roses and lilies of the valley. Miss
Hannah warren maid OF q honor, NJ was
dressed I'm white chiffon and lace aud
carried carnations. Miss Bonham and
4 MISS Carnage We're dressed In white o. o.
4 CANDY. NJ ID 81. I. "a i8
The bride, a very attractive and pSH-
Rular3l lady, VAS the late prlneipal OF the
Ehjgl, school at Cane Charles. Y Major Bon
ham rs the son of * General Ronhanl. Of
Anderson, S. G., and IA grandson Of Gem
Icral n Bonhan,, OF the Confederate army,
Governor Of tho Stats OF Solfil
Carroll linn. VI. HI j5 NH < :. ss 4 rs. u
Is fter the ceremony tho couple left for
Anderson, 8. II Gu o visit tho ntber4 OF
he, groom. ,rlley will make their future
home IN sYllmington, n II
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|LL|1'ERACY'#|N.
s!QU|1A....A|||.PP|.A||.L|:..l|.|N!'G|:
1'wci,ty.fottr#P Cen. Opt
latioiEC Contains "a t'cr Cent. Of "
SSklVl1ite$Iili ILL Co,intry.s
RE If. PORT Of 4 ] / COMMITTEE }; j d
'ays Problem Cannot bc$ Studied
From Distance Calls for u ~
81 United Effort. S sss I. 4.

y5tBy Associated 4 f,rcss.)SS3


ASH1N GTo IN, L. C., u December e ~. n
a retort calculated to 4 yynk ken Interest tss
THE Forthcoming mectltg % tho sontli-s
terhs Educational .Assoclatio at Jackson, \
Vile, I,lu. lias Just beer e. issued by e. g!
committee of tic associntion.a rho report
discaIms The existence OF the associate Ion
as due 10 sectional ointment but It
adds, thcrei is community OF Interest
In educational matters In. the Southern,
States such as belongs To- no other group
5ori States In tho American Union FL i8
ssS;3's.rrie simpoverlshment or tho endowed.
and private schools and the pass Ing from
tho educatior system which met the
needs 56f the white citizens lii former
days to 5{a system Of schools SUI ported,
by the people and frimed to 3mect the
needs Of ali citizens and the demands Of
the century hay 9 lered noe
,essarys educational changes rtld icnl as to-
possib ilties and rcyolutionarysas ID meth
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DEATHS.

KAN PIIAu Died n 1920 Fl Mr.. 81 her
b Residences N Ok B01 N0rtl Sevent eenth,
!, MIS- r1 ELizABErTIi KAN PllAlls, She
4 leaves four danght ers-rMrs, James
Walsh, # MRS. Katie X iuyernat tor and
Misses Mary and I.onlln a!nphAus zone
\ sister Mrs. a, SALIVA one, bisct her, n "
benjamin Huckelmanh; also ehsr9 SIC p
sinothnr, Mrs. O. Iuckelmann.;; onsS niece,
Mrs ANNA Francis. and five gFan 'l'S
4 ~ Funeral il from 81, Mary's German
Catholic Church THIS Saturday
\ MORN ING s;lt 1880 o'ploek' Reea!!ii.e =,
1 mass, Friends and acquaintance invited
To attend, 3
NEJpR OH II. = Mrs, BE TIL IA NEIlfl1p !iR,5
widow Of Nick Nelronr, died AZ io
"a fs MI SUNDAY AFTERNOON at q
o'glqsk FuHsga tao fro u tfiie sls'ets
baltimore and Washington papers
please copy, B Il 3l;ii Ma
MOOD. ut 9;45 clock As, Mr. n, E, :,
cember 23tl, 1901. at his residence, MN N,
Second Street, g, N,&WDOD:
i3 Funeral from I lie louse ,Ntt 3 tSa tlll-
/ day. MO ii MING at II O'clock, lnter'ri
rent In 4RiysFyl lew, " " \
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Fredericksburg Notes

(ssnecIa ITO Tho Tlnes- 1lSa toh.1 7!3.
Y. FRED IlR ICIiSBlIRG. YA..ss Dec q, :,
TINS q n richardson Picking Company, q
Sthlsgcty, which. Was y Wardepd he s, &,
play q Il nne pickles. has received n hand.
some banner, Which is a beautiful work OF
gnrt9 certifying to the u ward of ia he gold
medal, The medal will low Ia err,
3J,l'aabetli French C'rutchheld, daughter
$ az B IRIS. d. M, Crutchtelds 4 OF thlsEcity,
10 Mrs Ohm N inor Ga tewood or Eoston,
N Mr. Il FIosen Rogers, n of King George
und Wilamove to washington to pernla-
y Mir. n. Nj. Mills la purchased tof Mr..
Lewis q codloe, 4 no hlntters farm N SPOT
lsylVAnilLa county, nlntnlning 2Nl Ilcres..
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SPEC lAL EXC URslo n 70 al !! lANy.,ANS'Aa,
IA CT az, vi A85ATlANTl C Sj3S
III sSlFsFgG N'NA ST Il NJ s:

"a personally conducted exclirs on to9
Havana, Cuba, will leave NVashingtol
Richmond and y l 4 isg
Connecting with the P.l56sSS Q. " s. 81 Co.'s
steamer 'olivette,' leaving Port
Irla,. might OF January 5th Bss IA VII q
DO limited to 100 persons therefor ,Bnla Al
reservations promptly, to secure / propors
Recommendations on steamer, Mr. A. W.
Fritot who speaks Spanish fluerl thy, will
meet tho party nj Jacksonville an d & s,c,,S
company them to Havana
Tickets n limited y to return from Ha-SsS'
yana on any steamer unit january 18th
With privilege to- stop yer q I any point
In the state Of jTlorida. south of lack
sonville, wlthlR the final limit, January
e2d u M n "a y S, si
round trip, Ineludes meals and state
rooms on steamer, ID "A, .ss31
Any other information on pamphlets. 4 ON
Cuba, Will he furnished on liGattonu
3by ticket agent, sas East Main Street, az
Eyy. u Craig G. p. Wllmlllngton, B, N,
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I: I, l, Frs;
SAN, Us s.
Z. D = ........
A Charlotte a Courthouse, va.

s s8.tig Y. Charlotte Courthouse,
rs Dear Old Santa, II am a girl y welve
years old. 55l want you ITO bring me q
Bible, d work box, d. box of nice candy,
q glittle purse with N Il r | on +, some
ribbon, blue and green, twoS nice hand
3kcrchefs, a. f,icc book TO read J, some nuts
and candy and 3orang es and 70 ples and
sugar plums. + hope y lid not ask for
much, and do not forget to come Nto see
my tile brother and sister. and bring
them AZ something nice. III They live a 7
Darlington eigllts. i8 Come Yer III ooi {;
u will 90 to- bed very soon that night
and won peep .ss,.
AM CD y NJ ARR CO oKE. u
y Dear santa Claus. -Pl ase bring. me a
doll baby. doll n bed. trunk, go-cart tea
5Ssf a9d iaH1fi planiiS o1
4. iFain M as = ~ 81 q.
rake. hoe s1 ~ shovel. wheel barrow, alld.
spientvsNf c.niy$ and nuts a nd raj !ls.
o's III Ro MCDOWELL,
IN 7. 22d ST.
Dear Snnta.-Plea don't forget me. for
Il have been Il good little boy 10 mama.
i EWant d Slot or good things and don't
forget where I I've. I'm want 8n go cart,
steam engine. and q gum wa ntcd you
to- bring me Il q IL pairs of y boots. but the
weather was SO bad ma ma. had .toi give
me a pair. Please don't forget | have
been good III To ma NINA. obi 3S.s Ky " s38
55s Your 1ittlei hos, 93s35 I'D
{ ~ ROsAAIONDtBR1sT az
tFs; NIX S n Locust II III, Va.
# Dear santa Claus. I want YOU to bring
me "a doll baby. china press. Goa 81 owe,
telephone, so r could phone to- the court,
house TO fmySpa pa n and some good thlngs,3
and bring my brothers and sisters some
good things, ~ i am 4 hree years old. III
& "a n ANN y REBECCA5lLE LEWIS,
n 2l06 Beverly st.
Is Dear? Santa Cluus.--.I would 4 Ike for you
ITO brnuE me an z ex ress wa gon 1 and "a III
my stocking. good man. II Al IS NJ
From your little boy.
#S.5 Ii NciY LUCAS, Il
i Dear santa Claus,-I Il would 55l Ike IN for
You To bring me some nice things. I q m
a. wee little boy. and don forget my
ma ME. II want IA gun "a nd q box OF els
SO II I can kill some OF the birds IN y;
yard. and some candies and Y fire work 81
RIA Your little friend, 81
S,3$ X Et2 Il Locust Hill, Va.
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Enormous ;IL Difficulties

,s"eJ'i,e senfranclliscnien Of the negroes
tho report say BE- led to the cl tlzenship
Of these States a. genera ton ago AN I'M
exanpled burden of iliteracy. tile mode
;of&relIcf from WI ichi i Is our duty to
determine and TO accomplish. r he effort
8Worth5ysor tllc8need has disc losed u from
FthefAppnlachan# Mountain section to- the
pine woods of Georgia, n Florida and Nils
sisslppl. mid gevanFin the rich deltatufSthe
M ssissippi,s difIlcmlties that are almost
the despair2 OF those who know; v hat ffi-i
Client school mana cement T mcn ms. SS$3 3s%
5F'',1 TO those Difficult ties aMec citing primarily
the development of tho schools for the
white race. is added the enormous burden
race BY the presence OF the negro and
tho necessity for preventing his dcgin fa-i
ton and helping N him a to a oct ter@ and!
more useful Il lfe.fS s3
sig."'The conditions named have marked tile
sect Ion In which we live with IA degree Of
hat Il Is appalling $s q lie South
holds q per- cent. Q & he ma tive white
population OF. the country and 81 per cent
or tho native white iliterates Of I he coui-
TRY. 5Tobt his sis added the enormous and
dangerous burden Of nc gro; illiteracy.
g3E..yYl,ile tho Sassoclation hear.i lX q ppre--
tclates the Interest and sympathy phi
lanthroplsts everyWhere. i ne report 20 VS.
s"the problems confronting IFS re I too
complex L q be easlyGuhchanged by study
AZ s. distance too clicatc for uns YIN fl-s
thetic handling. and /, too great for any y
thing less than united e fort TO be Zee
5tive2i their solu ton az \. w
b dealing With he munich pal sc lloois.!
graded schools, high scho olsS and colleges
sas 4 o co-ordlna ton and met need
to know a once ~ hat car q nd VIA SScan-,
not he carried out under our coildit Ions
Training Of Negroes.
N nd when we have strcngl llened our
faith and hope by mu tual ,colns trega ruT
Ing the work OF educa ton for the Wll llltt
70 ccs. We need to look wei to that other
work for#which. whet her we wish it Or
not, We are held respo bic to the world
aud 10 our postcrity-tllc training 81 tho
negro race. III 81 & . n
..'.o study and discuss the probe and
the policies With which we.Swho q I've and
work In the Southern States, q re con-
Germ cd, ri to compare tile experiences siofs
each SO tha / they may be fltable y to
galI. to Investigate conditions and needs
peculiar 10 our own section, and ~ en-
courage each other In these sef forts, are re
the Objects Of the Southern Ed ucatlonal
SAssoclat ion. sSt
q. Il owevcrs widely the educational needs eds
OF the outll8may4 differ from those n g
Other sections, "a they are still Gin y I'M
Enorta +, 3 sense national "a eds, and must8bc
considered lin the light of5national Ideals
aud inStlle spirit of tia broad natrioti!slm
which regards sectional problems a. Vital
elements In the llfc3of 4 lie nat ion..s
THE report lis signed by j. II. 81 Phil lpps,5
birmingham, Ala; II Charles Y D Mel YER;
greensboro, NJ c.. aud r. B. Full ton, q
tic University o 4 NJ isslssippi III II
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move N I)l'' 10 GET. BAIL
FOR Or CHADWICK
Not Believed That He Will Re
s;st Extradition When
Officer Arrives,
(By AssocIatcd Press.

4 CLEVELAND, Iletember %, IA rrange.
sl1ants arc being made, It Is understood,
to secure bail FOR Dr. I.eroy s.. Chadwick,
who, with his wife. lrs' Cassie ~ Chad
wick, WAS yesterday indicted hystha
county grand jury, charged witt forging
and nttcrng n s5.ooO,o llatag signed Ans
drew Carnegie, when no arrives here,
Dir Chadwick is now on, q his way "a
New York from Paris, and extraditlon
papers are to be requested,s 81
III, r, DaWley counsel for Mrs. Ghnd-
ssylck, sal he behaved no nttempt would
no made by pr. Chadwick to resist exf'
tradit Ion, 5iss8 I, IS :fl K lls 5 I'm p
4 4 ii was planned that Emil lIooyer, Mrs,
Il Chadwick s. SON. should so to New York
With Sheriff Barry TO meet Or. Chadwick
snnshis arrival, Sheriff Barry, offered no
ghhjectioll{to tho youth accompanying him,
but Emil told his mother OF his Intention
she opposed y, l tl ll5
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Fire at Sax.

(specia / Ito The Finest is pa tch')
SAKE, q VA, Dec g + ~ g clio x Ia 81
evening fire broke out lin the grist mill
owned by the j eremy Improvenlen t Com I
lp;lny, at SAKE. II ten 8minu tes aft er he
fire was discovered "a bou t II fty3f men, We're
hard ut work & fighting the flames. and
but. for thelrsuntirl energy the building
would have been d estroycd, With It's con- on.
tents. III NJ n
"a Mr.. E. "a Strud wi ok, Of a Richmond liap-
3pencd 4 to be On.tlle scene. He a ded by
tho white and .colored men OF the vicinity,
soon had 1T fund err control.
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HOPE REVIVED, \.
Apparently Good Show for the
Richmond and Urbannax Line.

,lII (s,peclal8 to Tho 'Eines- Dlspatch0
pljNNs,Yi ri. ~, VA, Dec. 23,-rSThc pres
e,lce Of the corps Of railroad engineers
In King and Queen county, doing 5prellnl-
mary work for tho Richmond md /; ur-
.banna road. reylyes he \ hopes iof the.
people In Essex MiddleseH and King
and Queen for a speedy constrpction
tho much needed road z he prnnlott Ia
seen, In dead earnest ana - ate that lheS
have spent about $4,000 thus far IN prep
iaratl md lprelimlr IN
Your correspondent has had some deal
iIngs With the promoters, aug Ae flRas
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VERY fs Z RATE s III O Aatc kssoksi.s
2 VILE AZ, AN o 8RETU I'M NJ ASGSS$sSsS
TGgle0fIrEiE AN $RAtLWA

count Of meeting sout hernS ESd uca |.
stionalS Assoc ton, sout bern r uilwa
SCH from, stat tons on Its Ines December
osth and Goth tickle ia cksonv
and return, one yentySfl l
5cents; ratio from r. chm ond and fretpr
$s0. final #limit Of ticket anua e. IA
Dn,hle daily througt, limited servlc as
Southern Raj way, a the route Of The fnss
nous Re- United " Elegant dining iI,
car service! For Norma ton apply -;
ticket agents or id ress
al W.&WE,SrBURY,8D D. ~. A..S5sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
SPECIAL RATES 70 ,PANA N Al 81 sl b N
PA AN q, IAS SOL 3 y SfaS;s,a5S

@ Account OF Pan nlerica n NJ dieal Go1 l1,
$Eress. n Pa lama 1 IA Sou therr RailW
win sci special tlckets from sta tons ODE
its lines December rs, 1901 to Panama
CITY and return. limited thirty AZ Az
extremely low, round W rip 10 tes :H.sS
from Richmond Il 81. 80; compare Il low
m tes from al Il other points. e hose con-a
4 emplnting the trip wi pleas g; gatd XtssS
prompt " as possible In orter steam
ierS accommodate may be- reser as sHs
the excursion Is limited I o one hun dretlIsss
anf{SflftSyF persons. llo solt hern Rail-
way opera tes double daily limited service
from Virginia. ties to- New rleanssS from
which point trip vin TED FrA!t
Company's s. tea mers IN or lii ornlanani
call on or nd dress TIL
sit e. wv, VEST JRY ssga
II ,,4s ID p II IL monde
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
Tan,es---:.-Sirrtps:on.

IA, 1speclal TO .The 7Tlmes-D lspatc h.J .g1a7
Fannie Simpson. daughter of Mr.. lanes
r.. Simpson. stnf ford county, wa mar
'red In Washing ton w ednesday evening,
TO Mr.. JudsonS J. James. Ter sis Ter, Miss
Mary Simpso II, SS wa s ma Id q & honor, and
Mr. Thomas James wa s hes st man. a fter5
a ridal6trip 5tiroug1sthea South, Mr.. and
Mrs. amos wi resi- dc in aIrauonier a coun:-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
II Division Passenger Agent, (
No. S3s East Main Street Richmond, Va
{ Acco5HT oHRlsIM!Ass HoIIpA2ss. \

Rate Fare and onn- third for THE rnund
trip between all points, Richmond to
washing ton, inclusive, Tickets on sale to
Al. 1904 and January i. 2, Il 9i. final limit
January 4, 1905, TO students and teach
ers OF schools and colleges presenting
ana surrenderlng certificates signed 8gby
the superlntendent, principal or president
~ such institutions, tickets will bs sold
nj the above rate December nth to 24th.i
Inclusive; good returning until January
g. 1sN5. Apply to ticket agents Richmond,
Fred q ricksburg and Potomac Railroad; a
n f.'s' NIX 4, Si N. F. TAYLOR,
Traffic AlanaEs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
Orange ran =, Weddings.

a. 8 Especial to The Times Dlspatc,.)
VII RANGE. Zee. % ~ Albert r..
Rider and Miss Annie b., Sizer3 were mar
sried atgnoon Wed nesdny at the residence
3ofithe offlclnting minister. r. V. a. j. liar
SloW.8o OF this place.
Mr.. {Ninrpd "a .5 Murphy. OF Newton,SIl ~
and Miss Nellie j. city. Q & this county,
were married Wednesday, last. s.S