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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
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Special ito 4 THO Times Dispatch.) 81
5s8 FREDERICKSBURG. AZ, March 2.--Rev.
u. w. West, 5 field secretary OF the II State
Anti-sa1oon League, has organized a league
sat Falmouth, Just above. this city. in Stafford
county, with c. \. Charters as president and
over one hundred members enrolled.
FRONT ROYAL ~ A.---ir g. f Than,
manage Of this, Locust Pin Company sod
3of telephone and telegraph pins. ehch ear to
s3 LYNcHBURG {, S5fy A.-The Lynchburg Home
Qua ID. fifty s.rong SO, under Captain r "a. 2.
}Cratghill.s left tonight for Warrington to lat !.
tend the inauguration. The IL commando Will
march In new dress uniforms. 5SitEss 5
NEWPORT NEWS. n 4A--Large crowds are
attending the Sunday school instituted being
conducted here by DR.. and Mrs. II NJ. Hamill,'
Newport News Sunday School Union. s5,st
NORFOLK, VA.--Rcv.SEtIp Upton BEall Thomas
the retired curate q Emmanuel Epseop 81
chapel left here tonight to accept similar
position with Grace Tplscopal Church in na Bal.
TAzEW ELL A.--The case Of the adm m;
Btrators Of SfSvaIterg Harris vs.. Thomas ~
OF SO for & the plaintiff. :oThe suit the
result Of the killing Of Harris by 1 Iced N
January Of & last ye cap 8 \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
NEEDLE WEN IN FOOT
CAME OUT OF MANS HAND
Especial to Tho Tlnes-D oil patch.) a tStll as
,xu van gl.5 . "a Fof lS fhAG5

# Especial to Tho Times pispateh.l
NEW YORK. March 2,7-One Of the
most peculiar cases In TIL annals OF SUR
gerry Is puzzling physicians Of II ushlng,5;
sixteen years ago John II. Boyer, q well-&
TODD baker Of that place stepped on aJ
darnlng needle, The needle was tnbed-SSS
.ded In his left foot and caused Intense
palm IN endeayoring to extract the steel
polnt3a surgeon broke the needle and q
portion OF 1t remained In the foot.
a week ago Boyer fell upon an Icy side
walk, injurlng his side and brnislng his
left hand The injured hand commenced
to swell and the baker suffered excrucl-
.ating pain, Physicians discovered hard
substance In the center Of the swelllpg.l
and deep incislon WAS made In sheS
hand. The physician then discovered 2a 4l3
piece Of "a steel needle about AN !neh and I
a half In length Physicians a gree that
III Is probable that thG broken needle
taken from Reyer's hand IS part Of the Ii
one imbeddsd' IN his foot sixteen Years
ago, M 4F}llf 5s ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
I
OlD:||5v|R|G'.I|.N|||||I|.A|||I.
Miss Elizabeth r.'an'gl,ortillss8
Vaughan Bride IF Judge
Nv. NJ. Smith.
A BEAUTIFUL. I. CEREMONY Z, Il: A !
Officers 81 the Co,,rt a Present is Y Y
The Groom With Box Of
.s SilverWare.
BEAUTIFUL CEREMONY ! :! h !: y y

Especial 10 Tho Times. Dispatch }5 &
sg CUNBDRLANDC G. Ii. VA, March - y ---
William Morgan Smith and Elizab eth IN
8Langhorn Vaughan were married OF the
Presbyterian church at this place ut high
noon to-day, tho officiating minister be-
Ing Rev. O. u. b. Smith, Of THE virginia
N. u. Church, SOUTH The church was was
very tastcfulyg decorated with evergreenflss
and presented a. beautiful appearan1 ace
under the glow or subdued lights. The %
bridal party entered the church to the
gstrnlns OF Lohcngrin's wedding 1march
skilfuly rendered By MIS- s Y NJ adsl:
Eand Misses Annie Vaughan and, E ;l'
vaughan, Followed by Mr. Paul IN Rae
and 1G.1 6. Adams Misses Eliza Hendricls
and Fannie +. Foster followed by N
Woodso and hobert T &, Pesseh nn
Wilson, ollowed by MIR. ] .{ NJ. Shepherrd
and will Vaughan. Then came the BRIDE 2
Switheler sister, Miss RebeccaS Poca hont e s
Vaughan and the grooin, acc ompashli,c y, "
Mr. Marshall Booker, OF 4Fi oust on, va:
conveynnce i for1 ia rlhvllle AM thence to
washington city, where they VIII. sp eng
about ten days, d nd upo n heir re turn WIZ
reside at their country lone near Gulnea
Mills, In this county: I, q "a ]. I, J. \ u
The bride Is the daughter Of MT. ana 1a1
Mrs. u nj. asVaug han and has resided at
this place for u number&of yea 7, ],
VI III he groom Is a lawyer by n PROFESSION
and IFS A tho present Commo on wealth. AZ.
torney OF this county and 70 rmcr3 county
'1Among the presents was a !, box OF
silyerware presented by the officers s q
the court, y HitllS5Whom j udge Srnlt has
been Intimately associated "a HI MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
PROHIBITION FAILURE.
Fayetteville Asks Legisla ture for
5l3i4 q I. a New y cal
Especial to Tho TImes-Dis,plla,tch.

38i5 Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.) S
FAYIiT = \, q, March ga petit
ton has gone up TO tho gisature from this
city asking that 50 much OF tho cumberandi
county prohibition law may be repealed. IN a.
WE'LL put Fayetteville under the VI general
will put Fayetteville on the same " foot-iis
Ing as other towns under the 4 general 4
Watts Law, The petition was signed b. Al
very large majority Of tho business and pros
fcssional men, nnufacturers{ II and property
Is concerned, prohibition has Nheen a. lamentablas
failure. ana the mass of The people n tho 4
Sly slcs Of "a ~ carried
iclpal government viii at once enlarge Its olec-s
trio light plant, CHI at Its present ca paclty.
Tho .Clty of n Fayettevllle.n a handsome
$40, 900 steamer, put on the capo Fear River
oniysa year or two ago, VIII be sol "a shortly u
under a dccrea OF court, NJ % y3. 5g y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
tihc8 officer tor tl,is port, rho term ex.
pres Oh May LIST. There was no OPPOSE
ton to Or. Cfensy. Il VI
BAYSfDE TO n SEASIDE. AT
Local Capitalists TO Build Elcc-
trio Lire Across Eastern Shore.

~ ~ 80 - ~ -
Il. (speclai 10 Ths ,rines.D spatct,.)
ONANCOC TX, " Al, March al Local caps
itnlists have Begin movement to cons
struct @an electric road connecting the
seaside withBthe4 bayside. The proposed
lire Is to run from Onat1cook ia Wacha-
Iprengue, by( way OF Onley, With a branch
from Onley to Accomac Courthouse. rho
distance covered would be sixteen miles,.
Ne Tho lif,c would have tho large trade In
oysters from the seaside to the railroad.
There are several oyster shucking houses
1T Wachpreag que and in the Vicinity Of
the court-house. Their trade Is etor-
nous and great dIfficulty has been ex-5
perienced In getting It transported this
winter. S ~ X siS HI ia ,5,@
y There Is also d large increase each year
In the H number of Visitors during the
summer to y the resorts OH the seaside.
Tho number 81 sportsnien who come here
to the club. houses Is growing. they are
wealthy gentlemen from the Northern
cities, and they complain OF the incoli-&
ivei,ience OF riding eight or ten miles from
tho railroad on their arrival, Some OF
them are said to have looked over the
field and are Of the opinion that the road
would pay. sgsii " ssst III 5s n Il a "a gs Fl
e Al \ Ice plant at sOnley ana electric
lights for all the towns are part Of the
proposed venture. n,
:54 "a charter fort he road has already been
secured & 3ss5I 5&gss 9J, ss tig ,s III VIII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
BE- Rockngl lila m, # N ca are among he
lay IS ARRIVALS at the l2oW hatall.
LOVERS OF SH AKEsPEAa]R r :E!'
Many Gathered Last N light to to.
! NJ Hear Prof. w oodWard

large and lnost enthusiastic audience greet
ed Dr. F.. C. Woodwood. Of the chair Of
Englls at Richmond College, last evening" yel
lectures for TIC year 1904 -'o5 Ire had for IFS
subject ,.tThe Elements Of shnkespeare's Ar,
Mh'e
his dlctlonS3lnd his lucid! Of sxpress q
hut BY tho sympathy with which he treated th t
greatest of English writer's. u g
The lecturer was gracefully introduced by-
Dr. w, a. Harris chairman. u Committee 9
on Faculty Lee ures. L. !, \,
dls s ~ merely e tho bold gueases t.
himself. or by another man OF the same naIns;
He discussed the writer IN the nd
division of his Imagination, MS 49,
Shakespeare said the sp pS sxd
does rsnntS es nsh a
1ves of poople 40 much So TINT Hamlet and
Fastc play part sre as eaue shai
md portray all phases OF thought ana olarac
ter: never hn sthero heen suoh variety aug
Yet lie no moro repeats characters thall goes
nature herself repeat personnges, ranglnG troll
tina highest to tho lowest. from king to Jester.
He often make charaeter With sha prletsst
stroke cordsl!a hns but h ,n nnr 1yn
ike the underlngs Of literature no can hold
the nature nna show rs u hne
His nssb y VI bee nerve
spsciaist. everything-G Cod 8 detective. solving
tho problems OF humanity.
Yet higher than the Intellectual ld}B 10 ms
Sympathy lie outgoing q him l., 70 msn ia that
he not only saw, but felt Lake ference, no
hns y SEa n res 10 81
himself his might spenetr ates3 me "A heart e
N Yet Til" The highest Is bis moral purpose, nor is
II least evident, IT. IL IN al. With him there
ia no Insisting on It.. Morality is not exr
like ths greatest spiritual leaders, ho argues
n,,thing, 4 but assumes those great prlncines,
sunh fns tho beauty OF holiness, because thefe
10 a righteous spirit In man md g COG W
heaven, Shakespeare Is not doctrinal or idpR-
matte: no realizes his spiritual limitations
He enforces moral truth--nnt, " however. re,
srectnble morality that merely Keeps ouI g.
pEsnitentiary or In respectable society, Lea Lear
can be understood only OH great mora H.
Never was there sucht prenchlnE, IN ms ,inter
l,fe twelve years before his dealt NJ lurn.sn
~ Tthe serious entirely, and " IS lnieresu"s
that tho 'Temptest concludes MS n,ayss !.
aprolonged applause greeted the speaker M, ~
Zach brilliant point or golden phrase. 4 he
les Tbn audience w represented the and
,,tarnry circles OF tho city Among = Lho 7.
n,ressni were DR. MR.. r. Smith, Mt! ~ y
Evans Mr. II Brent <, MI William irHa Jones'
Major Msy robert s' stiles Colonel ,I PSre sni
Miss Jane rutherford, Mrs, Arthur LelFo a's'
Miss Nj o. Crlngyan d, ag'Y s II 55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
AT THE THEATRES 3 IS b
Player Maid at the Academy
To- M orroW-Biiou Bills.

To- M orr oW-Bijou Bills.
soTho Player Maid,".'a new romantic
comedy ~ louise Malloy, with Florence
at the Academy Tomorrow. maj lneee and
9s ,5is Va
THE period OF the new. play Is 4 $50 and
Ian a famous actress OF the Drury Lane
Theatre, in that famous old playhouse
when under the mana cement OF Garrlck,
At the Bijou.
Montgomery Irving VIII be seon again
tonight In the sensational lnelodraHla,,
nFor5 His BROTHERS, Crime, att the Bijou,.
The play seems to have retained fall the
friends made here last sea son and to have
made new ones this year. Tho fents
performed by MI Irving tire startling
and sensat lonal, his sword combat being
one OF the most exciting and thrilling
produced III any OF tho Rlaney attrac-
TONS. The engagement will close Sat
,urday night, Ii n FL,
Ellis Last Dollar
y, The washington Star prints tho fol-
loving concerning the play which comes
tn the Rljou next week
"a little more than the average amount
OF approval was given IT lis Last Dollar
at the AcadomY OF Music last evening
Eleanor Montell AS Eleanor Down es-rthe
girl from Kentucky, scored a promo uneed
lit and was generally accorded first
place In the cast, although David Hig-
gins, who, with Baldwin g, Cooke, wrote
3hs play, made n lose SO chnd In the
rage to capture the interest of the large
audience. n ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
Walker

Il Is pecial to The Times. Dispatch w
s& I,UNENBuRG,a 5SaB " A., Mar CHI 2.-.Miss
May Waddell became the bird Of Mr.
Charles Walker at four o clock II trs-
day, 81 the 23d, at Tusseklah Baptist
Church, Rev John alker official ting.
The attendants were: Misses Lura
Royal, Belle 4 II hins, Jennie = onerts,
shackleton, as bridesmaids, with Ntcssrs.
Ellie Gary, Nat. r berts, lille Walker,
John Overton, Sam Royal II and Murray
Walker, as ushers. Il. e NJ, Sf. Y,
repaired to the homo of the bride, where
an enjoyable evening was spent, a sump-
atuous repnst being served. 81 .,sss, iiSSi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
MAD DOG SCARE
Charged With Selling Milk From
Cow Bitten BY Mad Dog. Ia
(speccial to The Tlmes- Dlspatch,)

u Especial to The Times-D spatch,)
NEWPORT NEWS " A., March the
death OF three persons in this city within
tho past few months from hyaFophopla
iys considered here It is probable that
Mayor buxton will make a recommenda-
ton Of some kind when the Common
Council eets Thursday night
h The dogs supposed to be rabid were
killed by the police. yesterday, ai.g3
warwick Avenue, was In the Police Court
this morning charged with selling the
milk Of a COW which had been blten by
Il mad dog. slegal admitted that his n -
had been bitten by q dog, but denied that
tho animal was rabid. Justice BroWn az :!
dcred the man to stop selling the mllk
suntil the health officer makes an cA-
animation, E. a y u 5syi SIS Il 3 4,
Dir. W., r. Greasy WAS To-day notif fled
that he had been req ppo! TED Jug ran
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
5W,'OMAN;s FINED.
Mrs. Mary Young Sentenced to
q Tail for Sunday Liquor Selling.


Jail for Sunday Liquor Selling.
& Especial to The Tl,Aes. Dispatch.)
# ONANCOCK, " Al. March he trial
OF Mrs, Mary Young, q white woman, for
selling liquor. without license. was heard
wednesday, before Justice Of; the Peace
Parker. Mrs. Young runs a small house
a few miles north OF Accomac Courthouse,
on tho main seaside road. It is a place.
where all sorts and kinds are used to
congregate for amusement. The Com
monwealth apparently had a clear case
against Mrs. Young, for, in spite Of the
able efforts OF her counsel In trying to
get the case tried before a tribunal OF
magistrates. she was fined $3.50 and SEN
fenced to sixty days in: the county jaill
$3.50 OF the fine was for selling liquor
on Sunday. Az n SSf 3!S. 4s S,f
Mrs. Young's attorneys took an appeal
which will likely be heard next Wekk be-3
fore Judge Blackstone IN tho Circuit y'l|itS
Court. tt3 e ~. b G
The offender was fined 500 some time.
ago by Justice Parker for the same OF i
Tense. which fine she promptly paid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
DEATH UPON DEATH. +
Remarkable Coincidence in Two
Topographic Notices. Al
As fsnoc,al 10 Tho Times Dispatch,

(Spcc,al to The Times Dispatch.)
tCHARLOTTEsYILLE VA, March a.
When John u. Morrow, q local merchant,
went to the teleg aApll office this after-.
den 81 Of his aunt, Mlss Martha hudson
scruggs, lie was handed q message ans
inounclng the sudden demise OF his father
Dr., John r, Morrow, which occurred
at Coronaca, 8. g. e, IL ]. *
\ a singular coincidence Is that both Dr.,
Morrow and Miss Scruggs died at the
same houl--3 o'clock.
Dr.. Morrow was sixty. years old. ~
received his medical education at Inc
s1Jniyersity OF Virginia and Johns HOPS
5kins. He served throughout the Civil
War In a South Carolina regiment Five
children survive, {, s 3. 81;
Miss scruggs's death resulted from
paralysis She was "a natlyef Of fFluyar mt
county, Va, iSsi \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
JAMES N. BOYD. President
M u D. Az LETT, Secretary /. WIN
LEESTRAYI1oR, Notary Public.

to engage rooms for Them at the Jeffer-S
son. He adds IN this come tion ;f8.s W I'll IN
3 want TOT say. here howe ver,,Sl that
the entire proce eds Y OF IN " adj ress must
Women, and I 4 Will permit no part of
the fund 4 to bo divided to N my otelS
bill or other expenses n want ~ he PRIV
silege OF contributing that my Sc
a Colonel McClureS says lie is especially
anxious to see the Mayor, GOVERNOR ions
tngue, General lTltz Leo and Captain
Robert e. Lee and asks the Mayor toE
BILE. m 4 winding up ahs letter. b Colonel
Mcclure says N" 1T will boi a very great
pleasure for me. not only to visit \ Rich-s
.mond where L ~ have Il ma ny pleasant
tying to I mo to be- able to contribute In
some humble way to y the relief Of the
needy women Of the fedora az.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
4 MR.. MURDOCH DYING p! II ( =. d
Desperately III in Roano S
forts to Locate Relatives.

Editor Of Tho 8Tilnes-Dlspatcn:8 ls}53
SIr,-Alr. Gavin Murdoch, OF N O. 1905
stewart Avenue, Roanoke. Va. is now
diving OF heart trouble. Mr.. L! Murdoch
has only been sick a. few weeks. He has
B number Of friends in Norfolk and vicin-
$ity, y no will doubtless be grieved & to
hear OF his condition. Among them, prob.
ably there is one child, q boy named
Joseph. & 4 n
This young man. when last heard from
by his mother, was located 5at George
town 1 S. c., in the employ of the At
slantic Coast Lumber Company. Two.
weeks ago his mother sent "a telegram to
him at Ceorget which was returned,
and she was Informed that Joseph had
LEFT there and started for Richmond on
his way to Roanoke. The young man is
a. machinist and member OF the Machin-
lists Union !;
Any one reading this snotlce Will please
nlpprise him OF the condition Of his father
and also notify his mother, Mrs. Gavin
Murdoch, No. 1905 Stewart Avenue, r oar,-
7oke. Va. II v S5l ;S IN
His mother is ffering great grief over.
the situation, and any information of his
whereabouts will be greatly appreciated
by her, II e MI & .i
Yours very respectfully, w 55g
{ DUYAI.C g. POLLARD.
B Roanoke Va, March I'd, i 553 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
TO J ;. j j ! !. N !. HU ]
Cured BY cuticura.

~ suffered Eve years with q terrible
itching eczema, my bod y and face be-.
Ing 'covercdSwith sores Never in my
slife didIcxperiencc such awfu % fer
ing and 4 fongcd for death which !
felt was near. had tried doctors and
medicines without success, but my
mother insisted that l try Cuticura:,
Ifelt better after the frst application
Sof5 Cuticura Ointtn cnt, and was soon
entirely we'll .Ss Mrs. A. Etson, Belle
vue, Mich s$3Sss
Cuicurs soap Ointment aud Pills sold throughout
tbs world Potter Drug Chem Corp, Boston, Sole Props
vi 4R~esnd for "a Book for Women. !" FL f$}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
THEY / VIOLATED ! .TAE
PURE. FOOD. !. LAW Az
Cider Sellers At Williams
burg Were II eavily
Fined.
i(special TO The Tlmes-Dispatch)

gts4yts Special 10 zine IL llleS-4IISPShSCli'j
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. March a.
Mayor i. a ~. Warburton was engaged
yes terda and untll-a o''clock this mo rning
In nearlngsthe misdeneanorF cases grow.
Ing out #of8 cider selling A fine Of ~
and cost was imposed on each Of !. The
Tim berlnke and Joanna Harris me
fine was 3 Imposed for violation Of tho
50 cha i labels could be seen.
The. cases against 7. 2; Saunders, Mary
and Elias Clarke We're dis
It me Mayor has as associate justice, Mr..
Hugh S. Bird. The Comnlonwealths
Attorney was SISTED by Mr.. Stewart Z
the firm OF Bickford s. Stewart, Of New
The Defendants were represented by
Mr. BID. ii Peachy, Of illiamsburg, and
Mr.. James ~. Gordon. Of the firm Of
Smith, nj oncureg &. G ord on, Of r chmond.i
The Commonwealth failed to- prove q that
the cider contained dry poisonous y In
gredlents, though it was clearly 4 proven
that 1t would Eintoxicate. IL 355 Ii =. 2;
iS The case of Isaac Johnson Will come
3op.for trial tomorrow. Counsel for the
defendants have the mater OF taxing IN
appeal under advisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
MISS KELLEY ATTACKED.
Negro Z axes p cket-B ook and
r. Threa tens a Her With Harm

Especial to The yrimcs-D lspatcli) n!
II LYNCHBuRG,is 8 VA, March Hiss
Kelley, the daug liter of Or. g. 9. \ Kelley,
Street, ono Of the fashionable thorough
fares OF the city, by q negro who. sna tclied
and y made Off with her money purse.
When the lady gave an cutlery the negro
threatened her with bodily harm. Two
other such theft were reported to the
police this afternoon, and It is thought
the same negro was the assallant in EACH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
THE&INJURED.
Mr.. Kicks Taken to Brooklyn.
Mrs. Robinson Injured.

n Especial 10 The 3TImes Dispa tch:)
" CHARLOTTESVILLE a., March a.
y. Nv. Kicks OF Greensboro, who was In
tured yesterday in the accident to the
washington md southwestern '1si Limited.
near RocktIsh.S has been removed TO his
former home III Broolslyn. IFS mothcr,
& Mrs. r. c, Robinsos, Is still Mt the Uni
yersty efSVlrginin Hospital.
Mrs. Kicks, h who n is with her, fears
to- day that Mrs. Robinson, who has SOW
5cral RIBS broken, is also Internally IN
tured. VI .g8@. IN M laa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
PREPARED FOR DEATH W.
Made His Funeral Arrangements
and Went to Bed and Died.

n. Especial to The TInes-D lspatchJ - IN
NCtiESTER, VA, Maj Gil 2,---.NNell,.
I'm going home TO die, 40 said George w
De Haven, a prominent farmer, Of Fred
terick county as he LEFT Memorial Hos-'
.pltal here, the other day, after being
treated by eminent physicians for stomach
disease. Upon arriving home lie made
preparations for his funeral and went to
bed He died last evening Mr., De Haven
was fifty-eight years old, and was mar
ricd twice. lie leaves his second wife,,
four children by the first, six by the last,
his parents seven brothers and one SIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
col. M'cLURE's LETTER 8
Writes interestingly Of ! His Is Com N
ing Visit-Pays Own Bills.

Az interesting letter has besl,s rceeiyse.d
nv Mayor Nccarthy from Colonel a. a, H. ~
M hnre ~ March iiIh, for the beneftAof
t tias Homo for Needy Confederate MO-
The veteran orator asks TO be relleysa !,
MS far as possible from ceremonies, ~"
saws no Is faverseY to formal dinners,
sThe letter states that Colonel and Mrs.
Mcclure will arrive here on the evening
Or AIarch 18th. and he asks the sAayo}'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
4 Observation-Disclosures

5;5s $s Especial q to Tho Times Dispatch.) #
GATE CITY Al, y Narclls2 MI. VI. f.
sSergear tn CommonWeat h s ttorney for
Scott county, and Miss Calllc Pr demore5
Y The, bride Is a niece of the late General
IA. IT, Pridemore. 81 and OF & Congressman
slemp. The bridal party will tend he
sinauglra ton. ssl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
Crushed 9. By F! "a Car.

Especial to Tho Times Dispntch.)
RoANOSE,,svA., March 2.---J. "a T. English,
section foreman on. the Roanoke, and Southern
and internally injured yesterday by n ca
5bncking up against him near starkey's His
condition Is very serl ous. IA ~ {a4s s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
sWoo1ydson-:-.-P Petty.

M 3S # 81 Especial tto The Times ispatch.) 5
l$@ CHATHANI,a;yyu A8,s Ma rich 22--Miss Mamie
,PettySand Mr.. Allen dson.$ OF Pittsyl-g
Wednesday, 3st sls355. sEsftgts5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03

This great, soothing, curative
remedy relieves pain, reduces
swelling and inflammation, and
heals Up all open wounds and
sores. It is the one perfect, mod.
ern dressing, or treatment, for 2
wound, Its quick use will posi-.
lively prevent blood poisoning
Always keep it az hand.
Is Says Mrs, Jessie Farris, Of Eliz.
abeth, KY, MY little boy was
badly burned on both legs, which
were SO drawn out Of shape that
he could not even crawl, ! tried
many remedies without relief, but
finally Ha1nlins Wizard Oil made
q perfect cure, and be can now
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