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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-28

able to announce that two had been
heard from.
MR.. BRYANT'S REPORT.
In reporting this fact to the society
he said:
1t is with pleasure that I am able to
announce that within the past few
weeks two of the drift cask messages
have been received in Philadelphia. An
examination of the first record shows
that it was cast adrift by Captain F.
Tuttle, of the U. S. r. c. Bear, on
August 21, 1901, about eighty-five miles
northwest of Wrange1 Island and recov-
cred by Captain A. G. Christianson on
August II, 1902, near the mouth of
Kolyuching Bay, On the Siberian coast.
Tt is evident that this particular cask
did not get a good start and in one
year less four days of its drift the
course it followed of $50 miles to the
southeast was probably influenced by
local currents which exist near Behring
Strait
The other representative of this ST.
lent fleet which has been traversing the
desolate wastes of the Arctic seas had a
longer voyage and doubtless a more
eVenIIu1 history. flaced on the noe Ice
northwest of Point Barrow, Alaska, in
latitude Il degrees 50 minutes north and
longitude 164 degrees so minutes west
by Captain B. T. Tilton, of the steam
whaler Alexander, on September 13, 1899,
it was recovered one mile east of Cape
Rauda Nupr, on the northern coast of
Iceland, on June Z, 1905.
Mr.. Bryant then went on to point
out that the cask which reached Ice
land proved the existence of a current
from the Behring Ocean around the
circumpolar basin over to the Atlantic
the delay, of course, being due to the
character of the Arctic Ocean and its
enormous size He expressed great
satisfaction over the arrival of the flo
CONTINUED on Page 2.1
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THE FALSE CZAR.

suddenly his
number 10000 This
dispatch SmhTsk Fen -
the Folga ~here
a been occurring and the report ~
placed himself al tne an
besides ITS oher
the famous %
murdered Peter Ill
the time uprising started the region on
ebankso of the
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MABEL ROGERS MUST HANG.


WARDEN
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HOME RULE MAKES TROUBLE.

Roseberry,
platform a possibility a split the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-28
CHTCAGOAN DIES.

Field Junior the head of the
known of s
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TURKEY TOO SLOW.

allied landed five hundred sail
here the local
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-28
FOR TRANSATLANTIC RACE.

4 28Kng Edward offered
Atlantic yacht to be in
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-28
HAKON VIII. NOW KING.

cIR1sT1AIA taken the
of Norway
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MRS. CHADWICK HITS BACK.


thanh are to be implicated.
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MAssACREs CONDEMNED.

resolutions condemnng
the evils
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-28

Berng Wrangl Island which
which
miles n
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able to announce that two had been
heard from.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-28
SOUTHERN RUSSIA
MUT|NY BECOMES
MORE SERIOUS
Conflicting Reports-.-Barracks Said
to Be Besieged--More
Troops Expected.
ASSOCIATED Press Cablegrams.)

|
sEBAsToPoL 2S-The mutinees have surrounded
the military barracks shut off supply
They plan garrison submission
The muneers from the battehp
Sea fleet whose recently mutnied have ashore
Admiral chauknin, it sad will upon
mutneers upon arrival troops
Several officers killed yesterday engagements
the mutineers
SAME RUSSIAN TRICK
ST PETERSBURG November 2s-oficial dispatches state
Sebastopol willing press
dispatches
the local authorities entirely helpless
MRS CHADWICK HITS BACK
yesterday
Others thanh to be implicated.
MABEL ROGERS MUST HANG
WASHINGTON
ry Rogers,
WARDEN November The Governor of Vermont has declined to inter-
fere execution Mabel
HOME RULE MAKES TROUBLE
LONDON November 2sIord RoseDery the exdbera leader has
platform there possibility split in the party.
BICURDY REGISTRATIONS DENIED.
November 2sA denial has issued of the statement
CHIcAGoAN DIES.
CHICAGO Field Junior,
mercan o g.
FOR TRANSATLANTIC RACE.
u LONDON November
Alta to be n
TURKEY SLOW
NYTELINE November
here sci the
MAsSACREs CONDEMNED
Jeuhm
HAKoN VIII NOW KING
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THE SAME OLD RUSSIAN TRICK.

PETERSBURG November 28-ofcal dispatches state
that the Sebastopo mutners willing surrender but the
dispatches that the muneers
of reserv and that the local authorities entirely helpless
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CONTINUED on Page e,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
HONEYMOON ABROAD.
Mr.. Reynold IS Bride g be Lady
Of Rare Accomplishments.

s$$ " Especial \ to The Times. Dispatch,) e
993 WINSTON-SALENf M Co. Feb GA
we'll founded rumor is current here to the
effect that r. j. Reynolds, the president
of the r.. u. Reynolds Tobacco Company.
and the weal thiest man In North Caro-
4 lima, Is soon to become O benedict; that
tho popular and widely known bachelor
and 5Itobacconist will wed Miss Mary
Katherine Smith, who has been his pri-.
lyatei secretary, for two years or more r;
According to the report the marriage Will
h be celebrated att The home Of the brides
father, Mr.. 2. II. Smith, ut Mount Airy
Snt 10 O'Clock noxt tuesday morning; that
\ Rev. ID. Clay I'll liz, pastor OF tho First
Presbyterian Church Of Il hla city, VIII
lit lis also learned that the couple will
leave Mt, Airy ahortlyt after the ceremony
for New York, from which place they
will sail March 1st. for Europe hey
viii DO away two months or more upon
their3return they will occupy the groom, .
model stone residence In this c ty. N II
Reynolds " Is we'll known ms a business
nan Il splendid ability, MS ls attested
BY the prominent place he holds ~ !, i tns
financial world, In. addition ne, enjoys
wide popularity III tho social circles,
Il Miss Smith, who is 81 years OLD, y
Young lady pea rare accomplishments and
Ia extremely popular wherever she -
known, her loyable tlisposl Ion having en-
Gicn rod her to hosts Of friends she u
the proat- grandnieco Of lle late General ,
Gaines. and is y dsta n ;cous'll OF the
bride groom, As IA ~ g39tEsAi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
T|'|H|IEIsIIA4|||PYAR.D|'| II. 0.PAy
ONLYIF!0|.u|R THOUSAND { J. D!
Newport News Plant Won
55a. Victory iin the Circuit Court Court
Isl 81 esterday. N
(s !, ciai to I he Times. Dispat ch.)l

Il IL (spe cial to The Time DispatchD
Sss NEWPORT 4. NEWS, Y W. Feb. q s..
y udg GO u w. a.. Black stone, IN the Cir
cult court, has decided the case Of AL.
Jones against the Newport News Ship
building ana Dry Dock Company, by
awarding Jones h y, 900 dana ges. This
5afflrms The report ot5 Commissioner IN
8Chancery8 c. Aylett Ashby, and Is ooked
upon as a victory for the ship yard, g
Jones " as suing for. $28S. 900. u iSis
8SsE r he case Will not 60 to the Court OF
Appeals, al each side Seems to be W ling
to end the legal fight, although, ] ones
Sis not satisfied with the result ), He sued
for s2Ss, 900 because the ship yard occu-
pied certain oyst ter grounds leased by him.
BSy Mr.. r. Is g. III Blck ford. attorney for the
ship yard, spent ncarly " four days a a.
dressing the court. 4. n ssrs. Nleredi tn and
Pollard, OF Richmond. and Colonel Marquis
Jones, Of this 4 city repr resented Jones.
ss'9s Thc local councils of the Junior Order
81 h United American Mechanics held a
largely attended public meeting at the
Casino Theatre this evenlng celebrating
the anniversary Of the birth OF George
$Washingto according to their custom.
An interesting. progra nme wal rende cred,
Among the speakers We re Mr. Charles z:
Bland, OF Portsmouth; Ma or g. r. Bux-
ton and e. u Cunning han 4
John w. Daniel Cha pter, fDaug ters 81
the Conf ederacy. gave a Con ederate ball
at Armory Hall to-nl ght. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
LIQUORS AWFUL WORK.
One Man Shot Without Cause
and Another Dies From Exposur
8(speclal 10 The Times lspatch:) I53Fl

(Speclal TO The Times ID spat ch) 5t Sg
\ FLOYD, Va, y Feb. q, Peyton sutphins
was shot and fatally Wounded BY Elgir,i
Bott Sunday afternoon at the house. /, q
one Mac. Ratl some four Or tlye miles
from Nv illet, " a. d. The parties had been
there drinking all day, I ana II he after; Y
noon Sutph!nT went on of the house and
was standing leaning against a ~ app ne
trss BG1a eaRss r.
and and fred fred. satphin fe!l. the bah striking
him. 30 wells He was eaTr ee th e
rhere seems to have been no cause FOR 4
the ting. oil made his escape and is
N sutphi, Was " married ana leaves q large
family. q n, ), L,
George who reside near !. otha.
ION hon tEl'' The ere Road 10 hls fathers home
from the effects OF. too much liquor.5 lest,
with two other neighbors, boys left r. nome h te
Sunday morning. pref ending y, 70 g9 !, 9, 70
church but purposely fto WISH q JONI
where w iskey wa s sold V 4.
S5 The boys claim they spent the day8aIt
the place and later IN the evening ca :! g
Ein ns V sst' was Very YER much Under the in
Efluence Of whiskeY when they left him.
Vest failed to ret turn. at midnight, and MS
ashs ess05g ar% oeR fe hs
and not finding any trace OF him, was
returning, when he heard means as II
some one was in pair & and folloWing the
Sounds s found the boy. some DISTANCE
from the road, III 4 dying condit! on.iS He
carried the Soy on his back y mile to the
nearest iS} house. IA physician was suns
slnoned, but too late Tho cold and Whis-
- s. Dung " est was a promising boy, about
sixteen years 4 OF a sc, and of a& highly
respected family Of this county. II Is
thought that the boy, nf ter wing his
$whiskey, became bewild Tered or sick. and
wandered or the road, fell down and was
Il I'm nble II get up. iSs n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
BOILING TUCKER
D|ED8N.E..A 1 |. <
4.- ~. ~ y -. II
Absque Hoe Club. a ct Lynch tlycl \
81 Burg, Holds Annual
Banquet. ! 81.
.BURLEsoUE JONES ! WILL |. CASE a Sc,
freight Strikes Big Rock ;yS:l; .. and
Engine Turns s'. Doti bic
rs 38s Sorlersault.
IBURLE soUE JONES WILL CASE 4 81
tspoclal q The Times. pispatc h 3

(OpeCl al 10 xn9'
Glib % ~ l,c re- rel
maths Or Boiling Tucker, son 4of q pros
porous Campbell farmer, were found along
side the Southern Railway, at dnybrea il;
TO day. ( noar Lynch's Station, The co i'e'-
hers Jury. after an inquest, rendered q
verdict that the deceased came to bis.
deathSby being struck by d Southern, train
There were no witnesses to the accident
and the body was not dlsfgurcd. 5}ii6f2 u
ABsQUE HOG CLUB. :,
The sAbsque Hoe Club, an organizatlo ion
Of young lawyers OF Lynchburg. which
l;ls planned somewhat after the Gridirotil
Club, Of Washington held "a is a. annual
meeting and banquet at the Hotel Car-
FOIL sto.night.s T,he members or the city
/ bar were q tho s. guests OF the club. The
famous Jones VII pase, which wa Efoug ~
lin tho courts here ~ year q 80, nttd u mo
presentation of the public library which Oh
will 50 4 to- tho c ty as the result q OF the
compromise effected ii tfc ca 1897 y ere the
subjects fof burlesque, IS a .3s
This club two & years ago pre- ted ~
tho same manner the famous 88 trial Sgof
Judge Campbell |, # Of Amherst county be-
fore tic Use 3 Ii Delegat ea. Sy s.3s
ENGINE HITS BIG ROC ~
#88 The second section OF d train No. g. u q
last west. bound D freight oh the James met
River division OF tho chesape Ike y ana q y.
Ohio was wrecked near Buchanan early
this morning The engine striking e large e
rock that had 70 lied from, q oy erha1ngin1g
lEclft upon the track. The zen zine ;wtls
turned n over n several X times and u fifteen
oars were piled up and deral He'd 3D. E,ngi1e .
Newconb. who stuck to his post 's $
lsllghtlys injured 81 b but The rema inder OF
1.-the crew escaped unhurt. TRAIT o on the
Idivlslon was stopped for ifteen hours
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
DEADLY CIDER. 3s
City Council Passes Ordinance
Prohibiting It's Sale.

lSpec1al to- vThe -Dlspatcll.) p. p,
NY1LLrAhlSBlRG.} v a., Feb 22.-The
4 20 the verdict OF the coro ner S Jury yes
fterday, was. caused Indirectly by drinking
cider, caused the 4 Council to II ia Ike steps
gerage. s a special meeting was held last
night for 3 that purpose "A letter from
the Mayor was read, 81 n which the Mayor
stated that lie was convinced that this
SvIsed the passage OF an rdinance pro-
9hfbitlng Its sale An ordinance pro lbit-
Ing the sale of cider was Introduces. but
underline rules Of tho Council must lay
over until the next lnee ting. n .545S
Ell Judge r ylerGca II ed 10 special grand jury
a to-day, wtcih Is still in session. but moth.
4 ing has been given out s yet. ia 81 s Ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
Wingold Bagley.
(speolal ID The Tlmes. DIspatcl

Especial 4 to I! The Times DIspatct,)
VI MFHERRIH,5 3 yA.,S Feb. q. Grace Church
at Oval Oaks, this county, was the scene OF
a. beautiful marriage this tternoon at Q. clock
when Miss Daisy Bagley. one OF Lunenburg's
Mr. Albert WIngold. OF l Tlnkling. Va, N, 81
Mr.. VII ,ous WI gold. Of Plttsburg, Penn,
YVES best man: and Miss Vivian 4Baxley, q SIS SIG
Tho attendants were Mr.. Clarence Bag!ey
With Miss Annie sWingold!. ! John Wingold with
Miss prudence Bagley, Edward iGaulding with
Miss Minnie Hardy, John Hethorn with Miss
Ellie Gauldins. Clifton Bag ley Will Miss LID
zie Hawthorn % }
sBagley, of Bagley' Mil. y and Mr.. Albert
lNlngold With his best man. The ,ushers were
Nary ", Gee presided at the organ. 4, S5
The couple left 9imned iately after the Scere-
fn,ony for the home OF the bride. where g re-
ception was rendered them. 81 Mr.. George Nv.
IYYalthall was master. OF ceremonies. 1s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
Stanton Board Of Trade.

= 81 (special to The Times. p ispat cll2
vail Jackson Camp last night elected
.Messrs. NJ. w, Booker, ] ohm 9 W. Terrell
and &, II, Hupnan me bers OF he camp n
Cornrade Morton. on ,behal sof the jcnroll-
s. II, Letcher OF the Circuit Court, and
Instructions how to have the names Q I
tho members of the camp enrolled " the
j. L. Bumgardner5 added to the COM
''' Mr'fc r Caldwell was re.elected. pres
ident &c the Board Of Trade last night,
and the following board elected; ~, T.
5Mehurin, James r. Taylor, Hon. a, g.
Brnxtoll, r. IT, Stratton, A, Loeb, W; -.
T'lmberlake. W.. r, Talns, A. o. Miller
and H. C, = Strpus, rs 81 fs9si 3f z, If
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
Field Benson.


GLOUCESTER c. H. .SS " A. Feb. q Tho
marria6elof Atss Eleanor Henson TO Mr., VIM.
Stephen Field was solsmnizsd In Ware Church
ato-dsy ~ N. ~ the Ylctor9 the rev. VIII,
ham sLsc. assisted BY the liarn$E 2,
gyatt. grandfather q the sroo'.,: !. !, Z.
%corated with eyergreens md white flowers.
mailing y fitting back sropnd for tbs beautiful
groom ond their bbevy Of pretty brld esmaida.
Miss Lena Duyal pla yed the wedding marches.
j.. Curtis James. John Lewis 4 Bouldcn.a Nell
SReade.s Henry Ednunds Hutchinson, Robert
Haywood Wyatt and WilllamS Carter Stubbs,
The bridesmaids who followed were Misses
Mary Page Lee. Ethel 4 e. if Hoby Rebeccs
Lloyd Tabb. Clara Walker Fields. .s Evelyn
Byrd Les and Elizabeth schotiold Hopkins,
Then came the bride; with her sster u Miss
I.sla Benson. They were met at tho altar BY
the groom and his best man, lillian Wyatt
Field. s. OF Roanoke. brother Of the groom. sS
ia .-hcyy2 Leave or, the steamer Mobjack for 2
trip north. and on thelraaa return they Will
make heir home liz Gloucester county. Lhs
groom ID q Auccessfdl Insurance ma Both
are e1cecd Ind y. popul Z!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
ALLEGED MURDERER.
Negro on Trial for His Life in
Mecklenburg.
lcneci n n 7,he 7rrIn,es. T)isno tch = 9

5N4I Especial z to The Tlnes- Dispatch) ",
" Al, ( Feb %, lin Z the Cr-
cult Court OF AIecklenburg to-day Judge
ichett, young negro mar, was 5nrraigned
for the murder OF Edmund Phillips during
the Christmas holidays.
Phillips was sitting In g. house II early
In the night Of the 18th of Deem her,
Ills head, killing him instantly. Sus-
apicion pointed to Birchett, who was ar,
rested and he has since. been confined IN
jail. n 81 .sl Is D, y u. q. u !. d,
Baskerville. 81 Y, l ].
q Yesterday Ras Duggan. colorod, was
awarded $3.50 for injuries sustained III q
wreck on the Southern. 4s MIA 3 S3is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
.NORFOl.K!.C:''||.l'|''Y'|'l|:s'|I.
...GR0|W||N|Ig|'|FAsIV
~
Population 1iicrcas Five l' ltoti.
sand Since the Last .g..
Census.
vIllReLEs!s: SYSTEM .lNsTALLED
Washington and Norfolk Steam cant.
ers Equipped \ IN. Lady;
s38Ss53 Asphyxiated.. Ess58
Il IN -. H. y III *.
spcciat to The Times -Dispatch.)

2Bs y, ~, n, ~ = i. i. 4, ,nat a.
Z, Y I, ~ " - r,hS ,,6w rlty
N - ~ 4, BIS q 10 . \,
gives II = ortolK
since last ydar, dlcntirlg N Inc rease
~ ( mn infthe nopulntiot1. The enutnera.
6. ,.. b :. z, II ANIMATION n the
sors NY ",
90 oo Witnl q a.
nrld ~ nall milcs 81 tre Il M
there is ted 70 6o e
this including Ports a'lu
suburban sect Ions II n orloiK cou.l
0f q se sln * = pUpus
alton tie pa years aS " s.nn,
by the directory M e ne re
per cen -
estate and personal propersty LOT iova II
placed mt $40 40, 2tO. he pos.Lal
last year amounted 70 sl72 l2os.u y y ~
4 orease 0f 80 per cent. u three years.
FESsI0ND1cN's w ~. FOE . II. .
wireless q q q =.
Professor VINO nag q stat.onl
In WasilinSto WI be csta pllsHeu ZOE r
announcing tho movements O. the steain'
boats betWect, here ana NJ NYashliis
There Is nothing ~ az 5to peerfect tne
apparatus but run the on ne lnasss
4 OF the steamers. The plants are oth Ss
4 wise read i5 FL III. sssI a u t
The ngs Il fSS the X any g
watched with Interest by stea Do 20 a men
throughout The country
S The body OF Mrs Emma cute Palmer IL
Got Bal t.more, was buried IN CEDAR. Grove
Cemetery his afterro she died gig sun
day morning from 50 = yxla rs theSre
suit o. gus Seaca ping from he gas heater,
which she had " urned st'y aceldent III
turning off the light which was on the
same bracket. She vas forty.;nin years r.
II OF age. and q was born In Cana ga, the
Il daughter OF Henry Nugent.8 1hc had
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
! THE Il VALUE on CHARCOAL,
Few People Know low Useful III 10 In
Preserving II ealth and Beauty. 81

81 Few p eople Know How y sefuI II Is il,
Preserving Health and Beauty. 5S3
s Nearly everybody knows hat charcoal
\ 81 tho safest ana most 81 client dIsinfec-
liant and purifier In nature, but few rea,
lie It's syplue when taken Into the HUI
man system for the same cleansing pur-
pose, sl Slis itl Z. .sg b n. /.
X Charcoal Is a remedy that the moro YOU
lake OF 1.-THE bctter;Sit Ia not a drug
at all, but simply &, absorbs the gases and
Impurities always present In the stomach
and intestIncs and carries them out OF
the system, 81
y Charcoal n sweetns the breath after
smokir,g, drinking or aftcr eating onions
4 AMI other olorous yeEstables. # &
k Charcoal cffeotually clears and I'M.
proves 4 he complexion, 1t Whtens the
teeth and further acts as "a natural and
&emlnently safe cat l'artlc$s s "a
3388l3 1T absorbs the Injurious gases which
collect In the stomach md bowels; 1t
4 GRinfects the mouth and llloat from the
poison OF cutArsh q.
All druggists hell charcoal In ore form
\ or another, but probably the best char
coal and the most for the money Is In
stunrt's Charcoal I.ozonges; they are
composed OF the lnest powdered Willow
charcoal, ana other harmless antisep-
tics In tablet form, or rather In the form
z or large, pteasaHl kaStlHk lo1eAEes, the
iii daily use Of these losengsss viii
soon tell In q nluoll-!lnproyed condition
OF the general health. better complexion,
sWeeter breath and spurer blood. and the
beauty OF It. Is. that no possible harm
can result from their continued use, but
on. the 90 ntrary, great benefit
A buffalo physician in speakln of tho
&benefltss Of charcoal says; u advise Stu
arts Charcoal Lozenges to all pntlents
suffering from gas In stomach and bow
els, and to clear the complexion ana
purify the breath, mouth ana throat; I
also believe the liver is great " bane flied
by the daily u n ofs h g they coz but
sand although In soma sense q patent
nrepar ton, vet I believe 4 get moro "a nd
Raj ter charcoal In Stuart 81 Cha Tcoa ItoSy
4 enges than IN any Of tn iFordinar Y char
/ 60sl tahletsYY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23

ME Meade, daug liter 8 Z Grymes Meade.
4 fFSWhile Post, d e. arke county. and Mr..
q John 6. s Lee, Il prominent young farmer
lathe Same vicinity, were ma ried at
O'clock this evening at Meade Memorial
Episcopal Church b, that plac by, Y, ne
v The a ffair3wasy a social event. Both be-
long to distinguished Virginia families
and the brides ancestors Include tho late
Bishop Meade, OF fVlrg in!a. s&
After the cerernbny the bride and groom
LETT on their wedding tour. they wi II re-
side near te Post. sssSts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
MARRIAGE "a 7 MINERAL.
Miss Nellie Bly, Rawlings Webs
spS Cha rIaS IS 5S G. nrdn NJ rs
(snctiaI n Ia IThe q Tlnlos. 8 Ikpnt ch.l

n MINERAL. a.. 3 Feb 90 "a half pastl
ten o'clock "A. n. to-day In the pa rlors {.
Ifotel Coleman the home OF the bride,
"a quiet but&beAutiful marriage was cele-i
$bratcd, when Miss Nellie Bly, Rawlings,
1.-THE charming daug hters OF S& the Ia el A.S
sR. Rawlings. Of spotsylv ania courthouse,
and of the present Mrs.. NJ. 8. b. Quail;
5of this town. and Mr.. Charles Augustus
Gordon, an Contemplating farmer. and son
\ of + DR.. ~. .}S Gordon Of Flat Run
Orange county. Va, were united by Rev.
4 j. r. WI lkInsoil, OF the Baptist Church,
The bride was hecomingly attired In q
+ handsome grey travelling costume, and
carried a bouquet Of beautiful white5roses
and RS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miss iii Rosebud
Johnson "a OF Louisa. az aid OF honor,
was dressed In, white OF candle, trimmed
With ribbon and lace. "
The groom wore a we'll fitted suit OF
blacks c1oth8and gloves IN color to match
\ tho bride s. dress. Mr.. j ohm A. g ordon,
best man and rother OF groom, also. ap-
pcar red IN the conventional black. Mendels-
sohn' wedding march ~ as nrt lat ically
rendered by Mrs. ldn Penny, sslste Sof
* lie groom " a ..t5sy
"a Mr. and Mrs. Gordon will reside near
! Flat Run Orange county.
LeeMeade
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pETERsRuRG, VA. Feb. 20, Miss Effle
Harris, daughter pf Mr.. yvilliAln g! HATH,
home ono Id Mr. Albert s. He'll. Rev w: a;
Christian performed the ceremony Y. J; A:a Pearl
sni; sir Percy Bail, brother Of the groom, was
Sest man. Tho couple left for their home
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< RoA NoKE VA, Feb ?aa,, - Miss Helen Cecil.
daughter 81 Mr.. and Mrs,t Charles ", Cecil
ana MI, "a. A.S Stan ford, Of Richmond. !, were
5Wheelwright at high noon. Row a thur
Rcpgher rector Of Christ I1plscopal Church,
MI joseph Glover was, best man and Mrs.
cecil. mother OF tho hrlde Was mat iron OF
hoIlor, After an elegant luncheon, tha couple
Jeff on a trip to Washington gi}f