The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21

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About forty men were thrown on, OF
Il work by tho fire., and many OF them lost
4 ,ools valued at quite a considerable sum.
Swansboro Marriage.
Miss Daisy Wills, fof swansboro. and
Mr.. Willie. AZ Allen, Of Amelia county,
were married at III O'clock yesterday
morning in the home OF the bride. Rev.
W. w. sisk performed the ceremony.
The wedding was quiet home ccle-
bration. there being no bridesmaids or
q groomsmen.
The bride wore a simple travelling gown
OF white embroidered null, with hat and
gloves to match. ImmedlM ely after the
nuptial knot had been tied Mr.. and Mrs
Allen took the 1910 train to Amelia,
where they will make their future home.
The bride is descended from we'll known
old vrgntl families On her mothers
side she traces her lineage back for
many generations to. the Henry Clay and
the old Claiborne families, and she IS
also directly descended from General
e Charles Harrison, OF Revolutionary fame.
and 10 General Butts. n.
Mr.. Allen Is prosperous and well
known young farmer Of Amelia. 81
p. The bride. was warmly congratulated,
and many useful and ornamental wedding
presents were given her ny n largo num-
Der OF friends.
On Wcdnes night. the eve Of the
wedding, the brides parents tendereu an
antc-nuptial reception to her, the grts,m
and their friends. A large number OF
people we're present and the evening was
passed very pleasantly.
Burns Are Very Painful.
THE condition Of Mr.. John Anderson.
4 OF No. 1906 Everett Street. the night
,,t. Rod 1,,,rr n1 IN "a
fire atsthc Eureka Furniture and Manu-
featuring Company's plant Wednesday
night, is said by DR.. Lawrence Ingram,
the attending physician to be somewhat
serious, but not necessarily dangerous.
Mr.. Anderson's face was badly burned
his eyebrows and moustache singed on
and his lips hands and arms consider
ably bllstercd.
"a lie did not, as reported yesterday morn
ing. jump from u window. but made his
escape by the stairway. He Is now rest
Ing quietly a his home. where he Is re-
ceiving the best attention.
It Is said that the company Will re-
build as soon as all the Insurance Is coll
lcctcd and circumstances will permit. It
is doubtful, II though, that the old site
will be chosen again for the new plant.
Date Of Primary.
Lis w edneSday= afternoon tIic loEdi S1ia'4 I
mon in the legislative district composed OF
Manchester. Chesterfield and Powhatan
decided to fix the date OF the primary for
the candidates for the House OF Delegates
for August 22d the same date In which
.9the State primary will be held. The
d chairmcn OF the district are Philip VI
b Cogbill, Chesterfield r. L. French, OF
Manchester. and a. Nj Howard. OF Pow
hatan. The candidates must notify the
j chairman OF their district OF their candi-
dacy on or before August 9Th. AS soon
+ as their names are in the chairman Will
notify all candidates as to the amount OF
their primary fees. III
The candidates from the Manchester,
Chesterfield and Powhatan district are
Mcssrs Wills Pulliam and Il. 8. 2Rlves.
Hon. "; w. Baker, the incumbent. Is q
candidate for reelection for the Chester
field seat.
Courts Term Ended.
Judge Clopton ended the term OF the
CORPORATION Court yesterday and adjourned
until tho third Monday In September,
when he Will have n lengthy criminal and
civil docket on his hands \, 1, }.
b The Judge will remain inttoWn. until me
meeting or tho Virginia state 6 bar n 1aI.t
cIation, which conyenes at Cld Po PHI
August 9Th. Judge and Mrs. Clop'o'' wy
attend the sessons
Personals and Briefs
Mrs + ,oser. or swansboro, is reported to
There Will be a regular meeting Of the
81 New South Council, Jr.%O y, A., NJ, ~
3 O'Clock tonight in the Odd-Fel!oWsS
Seventh street and Oak Grove Baptist
excursion ia West Point yesterday,