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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
FIRE. is CHARGED TO
EDWARD AL 1ENBERC.
q Steel Bridge Is to#be Dnilt
Across the Rapi-
a.Ai aS. Il q 4, a l.a
. tspeciai 70 The Times-Dispatch.,

4 Especial 4 TO The Times Dispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG, Al. e,c tODer H. =
Edward Altenberg. Of Spo.sylvania coun-
sty, with whom c. j. Pulian, who lost
two barns by fire Sunday night, had a
difficulty last week, has been arrested.
charged with setting fire TO the barns.
In a ma gistrate's court he was ba.tled lin
the sum OF $500 f TO appear be fore hc
grand Jury. ss 4 5.s 33l4s 81 81
The board of supervisors Of Spots ylvania
and Culpeper counties meta 7 Cly,s Ford
yesterday, and. after conference, de-
2cided to + build a steel bridge across the
SRapidan River M thai + point, " li!c Il, Is
very much needed. Spotsylyania9S County
Is Il o pay one fourth Of the cost, Culpcper
gtwo-thirds, and the remand der vi III be
raised By privat c srbscrip options. s
The Democratic Of this city are pre- pa *
Ing for a big rally IN the night 10 Il Octo-
Der list, when II on. II !. St George tucker,
Attorney General ~. !. Anderson a nd
tprobably5otliers will make speeches..
Ia The house o Archie I'cyton OF Spotsy1l-
Svania county. was destroyed BY Ire sun sun
day light, together with all Of the; furnl-
Stnrc. etc. The * house IVES insured. The
furniture was 81 total Il loss. lSlss S
S Tile board OF directors OF the Rap pa han =;
mock Valley Fair Society, q 81 nleeting
here to-day. ordered all &prcmiuns q q re- re-
cent fair to be paid IN Is VIII
leave Il balance IN the treasur Of So.4.2 1,
and chronicles another success which has
beer, unbroken in this society for q g Y
5teP n years f5s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
StiH-McCar[:,t:y,..s
E(spcciaf e. The Times: Dispa!ch.)

55s4sis99 (Spcciaf TO The Times Dispatch ASK
# FRED ERiCkSBuRG,.3 A.. Oct - r.
Tile PrcshyteriangCh Chapel In this .cit y was
bright with. decor,a tons and filled With
3a5.tsshionable audience at = noon It o-day,
| the occasion being the marriage of pr,
j Ohm Il. Stiff. "a prominent t. dentist OF this
city. and Miss Nannie Broken brough
McCnrty.e dnugilt err of ii Mrs Mamie Nc
Carly Rev..D Dr. ]. ". Rosebro, pa stors
OF; the l'resbyter lan Church, was the Off
cIating minister, assisted, BY Rev. ]. IS.
5Light,"of the Methodist Church.
5s Mrs. G. "a G. Martinezek, sistcr'8of the
bride. was ma tron Of honor. and :, AT.
Frank c. Newbill. Of Z irving tori Cons
mon veal th's "A ttOrneyE Of Lancaster coun-
8ty, was he hes t man. Master Hugh
5stoffrcgcn and little Miss Jeanette stof-
frcgen were the ribbon holders. a nd the
Aushers were Messrs Nv HI 2Hurkamp.
c. Conway q chichester, DR.. B. Hales and
Judge a. & T.. Embrey. vs. Y, .5S$t
The bride, who Is q general favorlte;;5
wore 8 a brown travelling suit. n pr. and
Mrs Stiff left on the#m idday train f {,
q bridal trip TO! the Worlds Fair at st.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
Anderson on Eastern Shore.

81 TlAs'rVILLJ1. Bs VA, October Il. "A tor
3ney-Cieneral William a. Anderson tl-
dressed q large crowd "a this place yes
sterday, discussing fully tho Issues of the
He showed that the policy
of the Repu bl!can party was int he in
furnish the funds to keep the party In
power, and who reap Their reward by be-
ing permitted to sell their products III
this country greatly In advance of what
they sell them in tho foreign markets. Il
VA He showed. too, thai was a sectional
ipnrty.w which had Ignored the South in%nll
its appointments to Office and now seeks
to gloat over its AYlpdiqtiYeness to. he
South by recognition OF tl,essoolal q swell
as political equality Of the black man.
THE speech was strong and well re-
.ceiyed. Major Anderson hurried 3 to he
train for Acconlac where he makes ai,
address to-day. Ss y XXI 58S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
THE l:; VALUE OF CHARCOAL.

z Few people Know How Y sefui 1t Is In
III Preserv Ing HEALTH and Beauty.
Z; Nearly everybody - knows tlGt charcoal
IL tho sa fest and a4most Eei itlent .isin-
Il fectant8 and purifier IN nasu:c, but faw
\ realize It's value when take, Into IN lie
Human system for the same cleansing pllr-t
9 pose. {Ss s3i4I l5 8 43 ,j3s II; 3s
Charcoal Is a remedy til5sL tile more
you8tnke Of the better; it is not a drug
nt all, hut simply ul,sorbs the gases and
Impurities always present III the stoin-
uch and intestines and carries hem out
Y OF the system. * n 4 55s lt n 81
Charcoal sweetens tile breath after
!, snnok ng, drinking or q fler ell Ting onions
and other odorous vegetable. &
Charcoal cffectually clears and i'm
proves The 3 complexion, IT. whitens the
teeth and further acts AS y natural 3ilid
+ emincntly safe cathnrtc. i5as NJ @
~ absorbs the injurious gases which
collect In the stomach and bowels; II
y dsinlects the mouth and throat from
the poison % ( catarrll. $ u
a II druggiE lists sell charcoal IN one form.
orr another bit sproba bly, the hes II char
coal and the most for the E,ol.ey is Ill:
stunrt's Charcoal $5 I4ozen gcs; | hes, are
! composed of the finest no Wucred inflow
charcoal, and other harmless anti
septics In tablet form or ia sllvrf In the
Il form OF large, pleasant tasting {lnzenges.
The charcoal being mixed NH '.ones. 4
soon teItT in al much imp oveu condition
$of tho general health, bet tier coi's'le a-:
ion,s sweet,r sbreatliHand purer blood, and
tho beauty of it is, 8tllalsSno possible
harm chi, result from their contlnicu use,
but on the contrary, great benefit
35 "a Buffalo physician in speaking o & the
benefits ,of charcoal SAYS, advise
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
\ s,iUl;MROW-. RI BINsON.
The Wedding at Home Of Bride 1s:
3ss lin Petersburg e. s

Especial N to The Times Dispatcn) 3...l
PETERSBURG, "a, Oct: IN r:$fN WI,
liam Jackson snmrow e R' & q i 1. and
married al the home of the brides par.
ents to-da clock 4, R {, 1. =, haaner
official ling. q, III
ter Of obtn son. B OF this city.
she as her maids Of honor her sisters
Misses ElOise and Lima r robinson
FES, The groom was CcOnlpa MED q y yss MI.
Edward G. Harrison, Jr., e Richm ond,
"a s best e man. l .s N.Y. W.
& The groom IS connected with the BAragon
Coffee Comp Of Richmond and !, a Is
the couple viii make heir home In Rich:
S1Eond. 55lFt 5}ssSSF5 $5s9 &c. 3tt
Mr. and Mrs. ohm w = arisen Ii Mrs;
Mrs. II. IL. Stone and n lss jamie stone,
Mr. Robert B erkl N iss: Louise Ghildrey.
Mr. David NJ Il. Currie.s Mr. G.. Coleman,
Harte, Mr. I'd ward Ha g go Jr y
Mr.S John sumrow, $of Danville;. Miss
Mia Dalton 81 Norfolk; Mrs: J, ". col-
5lins, OF WAS hington; Mrs. Matte Dunn
and Mrs. 3. 6. Cain Of st. Louis. Nj.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
81 u 81 CIRCUIT COURT.
Lawyers From England Appear,
IN a Big Case.
3{Snecial 10 The Times-D ispatc Id
~ --$1r Aes N "A Tiid ga H enry

Bin GN.VA. Oct - udg &c Henry i.al !,
cDowelI has been since q ne q
.inited States Circuit and District Courts.
5 Only one criminal s.cas e remains. !, pe.
fore the \ court n to-day to-wit, q gainst
Vince SHREDDER for robhIng the n o Il
al II rocky G p. IN Bland county: This MS
was continued. $ 81 ,N5g
q The Circuit Court has taken up he
case OF 4. Z. Mat hieson VS.. The. Ma thie-
son ssAlkaii Works The plaintiff came
from England and founded the Mat hieson
works a saltyille Va: eluiteE1l large az E;
5opmcntof5 the business, and RT..$$I Ma tn
lesson was EN- Iowere as s =, i endsnt
contends that there IS due him a ba lance
on some more thons 2,
ncsscs from England and other rams.
Atlantic countries are In attendance and
the suit looms into one OF very IN tercst-
ing proportions. * ga S45 5sJ st
Judg &c AicD lowell has had quite a pleas; s
ant and protita bic season Of !. Z, ara !,
and is ylsibly5 In proved In health. ss # 5s
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5scO,T,[,'T-l,s Isl COLLEGE <, ~.
.. Nexs Concern Who b = Prepare
Tobacco for Export. hi
l,ac.iai NJ Z Thc Tl1nes- plspatcf.

S !, e,otIn1Pr ss1ar Oct The
80; sh,rr & y ormai College now known
lso' tlae scottsburg ead d,, :
Opened second session
WI q. 81 Lea hcrbur OF
P Wlilam'and Mary College; Is pr,ncipn
swvith Misses x,yrcthia 1fhitwor IN ana =
Matte Lacy as assistants; 3 4, !, !
4, Z - - new enterprise here. THIS company
81 huys the lea and takes At through q ssp Pc
cial steaing process 70 prepare s, y t9r
- Ia. sit is shipped direct to forcign
markets. (, NJ i, :, ,,ea ~, !.
old son Of Mr.. Louis Vhimbis and WI 9,
4 liz 'healti, had not been good for more :.
Il ran Year. and he wa ken Very III
ana died within our llou RS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
TOBACCO in
PETERSBURG J. ! |
Tie Market Opens for tic Sea-
son With Good
Breaks.
NEW TOBACCO COMPANIES
SExpcctcd to Create a Lively De
lnai1d for Bright To-
bacco.a n
.baccof

Il IL, :.
81 (Specda To The Times D!spatcfl.) m
Pf;rERsBURG. VA, October 12.-The
Petersburg tobacco market opened today
Y for the reason, with full corps OF buy
ers and larger and better offerings than
N were anticipated, considering the present
protractcd spell 81 dry weather and lack
OF season for handling tobacco
Sales were held to-day at all OF the
warehouses. and good prices were real
lied on all grades, the market being very
active. Bright tobacco largely prevailed,
ana the offerings OF dark were compare
lively small, but brought very satisf fac
tory prices. Vt H
III Is considered certain that the CEN
&ccntratlon ofGthc business OF the big Dun
lop, Cameron and II C. Williams com
panles here In Tho Dunlop plnnt Of the
h British. Am erican Tobacco Company will
i create Il big demand; for Bright tobacco
4 here, and large sd les are expected. The
#Brlt!sli.Anlerican and Continental I'll Com.
panIcs now have special buyers on this
market NV & Vi EN- 5s IS 45i5
NEW CIGAR coAIPAN Sd "a
IS The soutll-Atlantic Cigar Company, IN
independents enterprise, u esta bltshe 81 by
Petersburg capitalists and recently char
tered, has equipped q large. "a g orysSo on
South Street, and proposes TO begi / opera
%tions about the first Of November.
I d Mr.. G.. A. Jordan. formerly mana ger 8of3
4 tlle Walker branch OF :ie American Cigar.
Company. q IN this city. Is president! and
+ Mr.. Arthur Brown formerly Euperinten
dent Of the American G gnry factory here.
afterwards with the syFhitlock branch in
Richmond. has recent IS resigned his posi-
&tion with the tier con itanyI to become
superntendent OF the South q tlnnt 10 Com
pany. e. &. Z, !, Z, ],
B The board Of directors Of the TRADE az
Journal Publishing compar 1T q recent s 1l
meeting Il ecided to chnnge the na me O.
that s publication to- the Ainerica NJ! Az. y
Journnl II " HIGH will app on tie ilrsl
and f1fteen4I Of each month. FL
H8s Fire a few nights go 9 destro veg b 'n 2.
stable and harm belong ling. 70 Mr. IN. &.
FHobbs at Wilson'S Depot Three horses s,3
were burned and aIlarge suppl q iee a' y
9en.allngSa$ loss approxlmat ting $50.
Miss Lizzie j Thnckcr.f dau So q
Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas J. hacker. vas wa
Sn,,,etly ma rr.cd to Mr.. Richard FL Dyer ,s,
&C this city. yesterday fternoon e. 2 Z, me
residence Of the brides pa rents issy
George u Booker pcrforned the ee r.
\ ,nony. Mr.. Dyer is q former ''c N oaoet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
AUTUMN
WEDDINGS.
Methodist Cl,urc1, III Fartnviilc
tic Scene Of a Pretty
Ceremony. !
Mr.. BARROW MISS BARROW RI
Ceremony
Mr.. BARROW BARROW.
Hi the Same City All, Interesting
Marriage Is Solc1nl1ized iii
the Masonic Temple.

s. Especial to Tho Times Dispateh.)
E 4. F'ARMVlLLk;. VA Octooer u "a
pretty wedding was so:emnized Eete IT,.
sday,@thc contracting parties bling Mr..
Arthur NJ. Barrow. or Brunswick county,
and Miss Eva Ray Bl,row, OF Farm
Vile. The ceremony was at the Methodist
15plscopll Church. ard performed by the
FASTER. Rev. w. =. VIM. At The APP
pointed hour the wedding party entescd
the church, keeping time the strains
OF Mendslssohn's march, played by Mis-.
tJ.3 N. Crute, and in the folio wing oidef:3
#Usl,s IFS --Messrs. Elliott r. Booker, Of
Farrvile. and Leonard Barrow. OF Bruns-
wick; Arthur Farro " and Walter Far.
row, brothers CT the bride, OF Farmvflle;
the little MISS Maty Foolc and Ru h
4tiveiy; The bride. with her fat her Mr. II
81. Barrow. and next the gAoon,3 TENDED
BY his brother, DR.. Bernard Barrow
THEY grouped about the altar. which
had been Beautifully decorated g8 The
bridal &pairBlcft for the Worlds Fair.
The groom is one Of the most prosperous
farmers Of his county while the bride Is
one Of Farmville's most popular daugh-l
tiers. 5$ g} g n "a AK; III iS5IS
Fl LIANT RsTU R11xA4.
"a marriage ceremony OF great interest
was performed this evening in the Ma 4
sonic Temple OF this place. the Scontract-
Ing parties being Mr.. Samuel ~. La ntor.l
fof Bllefield, 81 W. &. and NJ iss u nniei
ssturman, OF FatmSillc. The ceremony
occurred Sa q d clock in the presence Of a
large a sseh1blage or friends, a nd wa 8 per-
formed BY II J wish Srab bl OF oldsboro, ~
c. The grooriS;s a. prominent and prosper
Gus merchant OF Bluefleld.. and the bride, 4
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. Stur-}5
man, is one OF Farmvillc,s hand
young ladies. i 3f ~
EHSae4 Among the gifts to the Bird was 4 a q
check & from an uncle liz New sY 81 k Tor
diamonds, diam nom ti,e groom, 1mmeaiat ely
after the interesting ceremony the bridal
pa rty repaired X to I he residence OF the
brides parents. where light ref shnents8
we're seHvcd, 8 fter which Mr.. and 4 Mrs
.Lartor left on the castbound ii train for
ST. Louis. via New CARA and u d
Chicago. s3S 8s 3s5
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REPUBLICAN NOMINEE.
Judge Alexander Will Oppose
Conpres Southall.
I1snenin u n q ,rhc .,rines nIsnatcl

Tg@ 7spec1a Z 70 T11hfE Tlnles-D
E BOYDTON, A. Oct.$ 1o.-Judge Charles
Alexander. II ominated for Congress bys
tho Republicans YESTERDAY at Peters burg,
{ iicanfparty5 Of this col,ntyfand also of the
district for many years, lIe wa S made
Judge during the readjustmcntstime and
at prcscnt#the postmaster ut this place,
and has held this office for seven or eight
years. Fl q belongs to one of Y he old aris-
5tocrntic# families OF Mecklenburg. II Bis
intellect. f3s 1t "a 85S} ~
Judge Alexander Is an old Confederate
soldier and fought $most itably and
!ofathc Civil War He told me this NOM
Ing thai lie would accept the nomination
.of5hls party for Congress, which has Just
been rendered him. ~ w III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
Rollins e,

6spSsS!aS gho rm ls M Rlspf1 sWsa a.
Rollins, vel to-do young, farmer OF;
Spouge. this county. and Mss Josie IA I.
Essex, of Bal tlnore. We're ntlrrted IN N
Tile bridal party wi arriyo In Ing
George to-nloTroW night, when hey. Will
be. met h ca rrlag es and conveyed q
I'M. ii, Baker. IN. at hog he, VI where b Il
Eyniendla 5reeept ION VIII .ba held from s TO,
THE brld ooin has u lst eieete "a
u some respects the finest mansion In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
Brinkle y:.:-.: 5 a borne

!92ecla 3 to I4The q Times DlspatclL)
~ Rl1Jlrl Hal N. "a, Oct. IL "A quiet
and gprett y.na rria &c was LIBERATED here
tracing pa les were Mr. Samuel S T.:
Br nix ey. Of IF liners Y Point, Va. !. Z, and
Miss Mae il. Il Sea borne. of Green 4 Plain.
The ceremony ~ was ~ performed 5inMthe
no Invited guests. IN
AZ The groom is a popular and prosperous
:youn man. and an eff c!cnt employee Of
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
s88 His bride Is t heE8youngest &daughter8of
Mr.. and N RS. c. "a c. Seaborne, 8of Green
{ Plain, and IS q young lady OF gifts and
charming personality M s533s
sSs a fter5# the ceremony, which was per-
formed blythe brides pastor, r cv. R.fENV.
sGrizzard, 4 Mr.. and Mrs. Lrlnkleya left via
Southern Railroad for their home in. Pin
{ncrS Point. NJ g5gt
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4 Rixey, Tucker and Carlin.Sf

I,EEsBURCi. y, G,stober # emo
Gratis OF I4oudnun turned M & in large
numbers yesterday tofhear the issues OF
the 8calnpai en- discussed In tho court ouse
by Congressman John y 4. RlXey, G. g,
5Caylln, OF Alexandrjn,5d district elector, q nd
enc ongressnanII Harry ST. George tucker,
lelectorE ut lnrge. Tho nudlenca was large
ana enthusiastic, and The arruignmfn Of
ttl,e Republican party, w It's policies, its
administrator and its Y plntform We're
slenrtily applaud ed, ~ lie pelnooi'a Is of he
county arc we'll 9rganlze and y large
vote wlll$be polled, Il # Il 83 tS.s3 &
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aBurg,e..ss-Council.l
fsne,cia \ + ..Tha \ rim1ee.s. nisna tch5A

Especial rs to The Times Dispatch.) n
IN S UklrO LK, VA. Oct. 1ee..-Nilliam Fred
erick Martin Burgess, of Norfolk this
afternoon was ma rried IL In Franklin to
Miss Anna Mary Council. S OF Isle or
Wight county, by Rev. & j .35 T.. Lawless.
The attendants were Mrs. Julia Mason
Weaver, e Of North Carolina n1atron IL OF
Honor; Mss Elsie Council and Il Miss
Nancy Burgess. maids OF honor: Henry
Hudson Council. II erman@ Cobb, Ernest
Reate, Joseph Burgess. Herman Clark
and Creighton Burgess. ushers. Ssa b
The honeymoon Itinerary Twill Include
Washington, Bal timoresand N eW Y ork. *
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MILITARY COMPANY
BELOW STANDARD.
Suffolk Grays Likely Is be Dis
bard other Com
|. .ll[1l',aE1lies.I
Especial TO The Times Disnutch.)

i. Special ito The Times Disnutch.) s si3
4 SUFFOLK, Al, October 12, Colonel
Alexander NJ Higg gins, Of the Seventy
first Virginia Regiment, who, tonight
Company i. the su folk trays,
says the command has fallen beloWstle
minimum membership required and qn-
less recruits are received, ~ he Y Grays
may be mustcred out after sixty days. II
Colonel Higgins declares that the dis
inclination Of young men to join the
militia, is caused by the action Of some
business firms, who have given employees
the option Of abandoning military duty
or giving up their Jobs. Suffolk formers
~ had two large military companies. II
Emporn had fifty-six men at tnspec-
ton, FRANKLIN thirty-nine,
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Willis.-....-Willis.5
llspecInl N to1 5The TImes-plsn;aLti cth.,,

Especial Ito The Times Dlspatch.) E3
sLURAY,,ssasNE IL: Oct. IL Dr. Hillary
Elizabeth Wills, daug liter Of Mrs. 8Annie
3Lee NVillis,E OF Culpeper co unity, were mar
Sried a at Lael Baptist Church5$in &t that
county. this evening, Rev. L. Nv. Robert
IA very quiet affair. owing h to the fact
that Miss JeaneS c. Willis ,EaE niece Of the
bride, was killed Sin a runaway accident
near Lael z Baptist Church a few; d 4 US
ago. Dr,t!YVillis and bridegleft soon 4 tt er
decentralization an ex tended tour Ofjfth
Northern States and Canada. 3 ~ r s =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
Oberli11- Spangler.s

IE3 (speo!al t. 81 lie Tlmes- Dlspatch.)
$5 WI INCH SIZE r, Oct. a 9, Miss JAG
Eqveline spaDgl Ter. daughter Of I. the late
stapthinH Charles SpangleT,.s plopriet tor Of
the fan,opk, III wood Bat tleheld. and AR,
John oberlin, forn'ler!y ss!stant sprlnrl-
were married. this afternoon ia the. home
of5 the bride,s moi her, d N rg. Virginia
Espangler, by r ey. pr! mes r.. Grahap M,
THE. bride s. is ascendant Of John
Smith, Of SJanlest own fame. The & room
As now assistant exam lner5 y t tho atent
office, washing tons The wedding was u
(surDriSe.1S 8i5 n e IL y r. 7slt II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
Ferguson .-: Dodlson. \

a Special to The Times Dispatch.) n
vi CHATHAAI.$ IA. 81 Oct, miss Leila.
were married III esday at ternoon a 81 the
brides home, near Ringgold. Rcv.5 ] .s5 c..
U Holland, of Danville, performing I he GER
emory. NJ lsssa Afnnlle Vlles, with MI.
& Fawley' SDods on. OF n edmond. q and Miss
Eua5D yer, with Mr.. W. +. liams,S a E
tended the brid e. who is the pretty young
daughter Of Mr.. 81 r. u. S Dodson. The
groom rs a prosperous young farmer of
Ring gold, where They Will reside
& AHrec option foil lowed the wedding at the
home Of the groom.
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Funkhouselr-Jo1rdan.

Special to The Times Dspatch.)
Of speea prominence ana Social M,faanG
at Mount jackson was solemnzed to- day
at high noon. 4 z was the marriage Q Z
Miss Julia vynkoop y ordan, daughter OF
Mr.. Claude Funkhouser,s3a3l5 prominent
banker ut Plattsburg. Mo. The ceremony
WAS performed at the home Of the brides
mother by Arclldeacon il r. Tyler, OF
Virginia, In the presence OF a few special,
friends and relatives. ks g54 5s$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
I Wilson. Shields.

(speclal. to The Times pispatch,)
" NISINPOR NEWS, y ", Oct t. L. Mr.
Elmer I, Y and lss ItelA shields
home Of the bride, "a In Elizabeth City
sconn ty. Rev. ]. 81 s ydneY Peters pa stor3
GIFT lie Hampton BAPTIST ~ chureh, per-
was maid sof EonolN and Cllarles Wilson
was best man. sssE Il BS} "a AT
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Drowned in New Mexico.

N ~ (Srecal ITO Tho Times. DIspatcHJ
,E,E,sBUI3G VA, Oct. "A telegram
VAS RECEIVED by relatives here to-day
The aGath by Il aeg iee a.
Nav s,>.n Mexico, where he was employed as
1a@ciyil engineer. Mr. Lee was I, the son OF
the late Edmund "a. Lee, Of; Shepher ds-,
Town, w, Va. md grandson or the !, late
j 10 was thirty years old and unmarried .l55
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Simnonrs=Snith.

~ Especial t. The Timcs-Dispatcll.)
IS lfFrD M y A., Oct. M Mrs. Elinice
Smlt Q T. Windsor, Va, to-day drove,
to Sui folk, where she joined II, Foye Sim
Petersburg, Va, where they were married
Tonight at a hotels The BRIDES former
Frank Smith. from whom, She
secured a divorce, lives In Windsor. III
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Bitten by a Mad Cat

3 (snecIalEtp The vFimes-D isiAtch.l - 4..3S
u NEoyYPO R'r MEMS, Nv October n .- -7
Ralph Appert ~ fourteen ryearrold boy.
was severely bitten&by q mad cat 4 his
afternoon, The hoy mas playing in the
l;slck yard of Ills home when ~ large
black cat Ylciously attacied linlS 4. q
ilaccrated Ills leg, The ANNA was sliea fen
3off by The child 'splayn,a tes and was lat Ter
Killed by a policeman. SS NE
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Cotton tito on Fire.

Especial TO The Times. Dspa tch.1 3 I, s
Williams. niShtfoperat discovered about
4 o q clock las t mig hit tina some bales 9 Z
cotton MrXM !, Whites gin W ERE
y ami tho town people very quickly re.
spondei. 81 with heroic work The gin was vas
saved, althougll8itScaug -.
"A About sixty bales were came "a nin he
loss is estimated at bout - ,OQO. I5ssg
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TIoffn1an-B achrach.4

85 Especial ID The Times DIspa tch.)
I lANOKF1, "A, Oct. 1a,-Aiiss Irene
Bachinch daughter OF Mp.5fand Mrs.
Isaac Iaaehrach, and il Mr. q us II offman.s
Neck, All, ca were married Tonight at the
residence az the BRIDE Rabbi a. Gross
officiating, 4 he co up!es left on a Mort hern
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sStaples-Faulconer,

Especial j TO- The Times, pIspa ,ch,) S s5g
4, sCOTTsNlLl.E, An. Oct. laa-Mlss
OF this pnce, were married this after
noon, Rev. g. r. Bankenshp& ottlciatlng.
MI. and Mrs. Staples left at once for
5their home, In the country. q few miles
of Scottsville. 3SS Isl b j3i 88 g3
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BRAxTON# CALLED HOME
His Brother III and Speaking at
Newport News Abandoned

Ct Special / to3{{Th Times Dispntch.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA Oct. l2-.AIr.
A. Caperton Braxt on. II 81 Staunton, who
was scheduled to add resss a big mass
meeting at the Casino here tonight. was
called home this morning by a Telegram
ANNOUNCING the serious illness Of Ills
brother, Mr.. Hugh Braxton. 81
g5s The meeting was held Congressman Fl J.
II. Maynard and others addressing a
large crowd. 45 X S5
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Coming Wedding.

lspoclal 70 The I'ImesrD Ispatch) ga8
oft isr ARE sFs
Instant of 8 Dr. n, 10. N lAmi lton and Miss
Sarah EIstsll as I'll ona ker.s ne lof Ablngdon.
Infringing Into nut rimonial alliance TWO
tnH1oA. tg g " s