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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
al ARLEsT CITY. n COUNTY.
8Almshouse Physician Appointed.
.PIobert Bradley in Poor Health.

8Almshouse physician Appointed.
Robert Bradley ii, Poor Health.
- gARLEg CITY q URTIIo USE, A.,
1nn1 Tie supervisors met. here IRE = Non Y,
Sia ia, to- re.eiect q physician for the couh-
Dra. Iiaxali. Walden and HarTood cnter 7
IA Bids, Haxalls being the u IoWest !. I 2
tvn =, ynrdered to take chnrgc:. me doctor
has to nay one. visit to the mouse ~
and more f$nec essnry 81 =, Y. q \, I.
Nj. Robert dley OF W. ,v ,nae
Baden, indiana He thinks the w " I 3
which has been quite poor fo e tho last ~
IN Mr .''o Bradley iasl thinks he has the best
stable &c twosy ear-old colts this year ! nat
he has ever oWned. q !. as. 3, !, ~. s.
Tic \ splendid Il farm known as "i ~, gu
W Stt vii s. SOLD AZ ths next i, f.
months. Mr.. u A, Saunders, OF, Rleh.
moIid, will likely be The buyer. ite Now ,',
owns about sone thousand acres 81 lanu
Rad ioinirlg auckland, n Mr.. Saunders MOI
long ago shipped three hundred barrels
3 = damaged herrlngs. to he USED ~ tcr-
his land heres sly. as. n. 81
,8 Mrs. Thomas ~, Wilcox wlll giyo g
luncheon Saturday IN honor Of ne lN!ngs
fDnnghters, OF which her daughter, iANllr1 MIS-.
iT,sBNViliam Hewitt, Ia presldell .9
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@At staEl,u1]n1t.o:.lnr.E

Especial to Tho Tlmos- plspat ch.)
M SrAuNTON,sV Al, 2 m. u, IL ee- Jnckson
day was flttingy observed hero to-day,
Tho parade formed on Main Street In
front 81 tho camp room aboutfll o'clock,
headed by tho StoneWall Brigade Band
thence calno the West Augusta Guards.
tho staunton Rifles, tho Cadet Corps Of
the stanton Military Academy, stoneTi
wall Jackson Camp Confederate Veterans
and the Sons of Veterans. They marched
3 10 the Vest Main Street auditorium.
where the address of welcome Wus adc-
Sllyered by Captain James Runlgardner, "
gallant x-confederate veteran. who
paid many tributes to his former conl-;
$rades OF the march, II. Az
H The orator OF the day was State Senator
Don II, FIalsey, Of Lynchburg, who was
introduced by Captain John N, Qple.
Captain OpIe paid n high tribute 4 70
\ Generals Leo and Jackson, and his bril-
liant remarks were received with much
applause 8 & q V Il \. {
Mr.. II alsqys delivered a emasterly adj
dress. He,dwelt at length on the subject
of placing IN statnary Hall at Washingr
ton a. statute OF immortal Robert II. Lea,
+ He was time and "a gal II appla,tled by tho
large audience OF oyer fourteen hundred.
among whom We're young ladies Of tho
Mary Baldwin Seminary, tho Virginia Fee
male Institute, the pup Is from the Deaf,
Dumb and Blind Inst usioll, and tAe
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sAtIee.:x,ington.
B lspecInllto3The 7 lmes-Dispatch''))

s LExINGTo II, a. n ~ g 7 day
vas bseryed as L q ack
son Day In ngton, the burial pace
of both General ebert p: Lee and Gen
ora Stone demlcs duties 9s
we're suspended at the vl ginin N litary
institute ana Leo ['t, Uni
{ycrsity, as well as the public Sc lools.
THE Lee ckson Camp Of Confederate
veterans held d meeting g noon to-day
a t the courthouse and several addresses
were made suitable to the q This
was followed by a banquet, q lllol1 ta
nun Der Of visitors were present: Several q
Of the old veterans recounted the strug-
giles OF the Lost Cause, which enlisted
the hearty appla use of helr coInrades.
Captain II j. Preston NJ GORE presided over
the meeting. 81 sst .s 5ig sss
6 Attic 7hospitable home Of Mrs. "a drew
d Estill the AIRY Gust It's Lee Cha pter -
4 exception from S to IL iii the evening.
and the Confederate veterans were the
guests Of honor. 81
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A |l.SENTENC[:
F:I0R|.U.,S|...v | |. / | ! ! /.
WISH FROM C0NGREssM EN.
Friends Of Maynard (. and 4, /, Advo-
81 Gates Of JAMESTOWN Marine 81
NJ Suit i'll Ctancery. !3s#g
f2tspecial,toiThe Tirnes-Dlspa tch.)

NOFF.OLK, vA.,S Jan. 10. -.Fre frederick e..
E1cingsley former inmate OF the Soldiers
Home u y Hampton, where hs killed Cap;
tain Augustus Paul last fall II, self'-:d 4 n
Tense, was sentenced In the United States
Court yesterday to sixty days contlne-5'
Srsient,, III the Norfolk city jail .Et$g \
III Kingsley was tried on November 18th
and 18th and found guilty 81 rnanslat,gl,--
ter. Although his Sconv ctlon will not &
feet Ilngsley's pension as d Civil War
veteran It will deprive Him Of tho right
sot as ylun, in tho Home, unless Influence
Cd II bo brought to bear to have him rcltl-s
stated. #
FRI END 8 o n. u M Est yy1N
/. Representatives Joseph a. GouldenS and
Ira ID. \ Rider, from the ID s htcenth and
Fourteenth Districts of N ew X orlS o. IN ~
Congress-, and d party Of IA friends were
visitors In Norfolk o-day Both gen tie
men arc 4 staunch Democrats, and We're
elected Y last November by large ma ori;-s$
ties. Both are friends Of Repre- I've
Maynard and advocates OF the Jamestown.
lExposi tom The party left in the q fter-S
noon; for Old Point Conf fort and returned
to- Wa shing ton hiss evening \: EEs3sS
SAs PECULIARSS U II, IS
fE$ Suit was filed Iii theg G curt Of # Law and
iChnncoryE to-day BY Two b y aga inst George
IS. Cobb and Vincent ca "a
CAGE. XII
The bject 4 Of tho suit Is to compel the
OF 81, 800 BY al 81, Riggs as his
part 81 d sr description to ward $ II fioa ting
the ship Fl elry B If ydc, liclla strand
lat Virginia Beach. 7 he nj css Of MesSsl's
Cobb and Cacace8 are mad e pal ties de-
PENDANT to secure legal 8ener of proceed IA
yIngs, bu no CLAIM, IS made gal hem
Had It he ship been saved Y rom the beach
ali who entered the pool to gsal vage her her
would 81 have reap ed ia rgo .delld IS,
Il The shin was foate mt one tinlo, but
ashore 4 gain, where she IS Ii still NJ slowly
breaking t.: ieces bout SIG, 900 was lost
on the ven ture. III
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IEELEGAN TSaVVEDDING. S
Miss Mamie Lou Jennings the
Bride u ofl3 v. e. Stratton

Especial to Tho lines spa tch.)
S,s5g SPANISH OAKS, vA,$ y a TO- The
$socitll event Of the seas IN Oh &plal yes,
|, 81 NJ, a y,
ter annie Lou, "a became 81 the bride ssa Of
n Mr. q MES Ernest Il Strait on.Sa p r ] n.
5DavdsonS5pe performed the ceremony, md
little Mary NW'tas
The bride ana groom en- tered to The
strains f5theIW ding ma eli. beautifully !,
rendered by Mrs. "a r. J eflnlng 81
Roanoke, NJ lss Ma ggie May Y en-
nngs, cousin Of tho bride, was maid q
$tondants were MISS Ami Dnvids n and
III c. Strattoli, Miss " nte$ Tllornhlll.a anu
~ . r. H orsley, NJ iss NJ airy /! Ea
and bblt t; MISS Is,, lSsnns ,a Shapp
S Mini $ and osborne David SON Miss Sue
Davidson and George c. " Tllornh ..
#S91 The a spacious parlors were %beautltuliy
Wit eyergreefpts 9e sSs 51ae
was caught with pearls and e&ca a
as hover bouquet of3liles OF the valley
M Those abundance rom g Il dis lance
were Ct n p q
MAagSle Mayyana M
ton Of Richmond; MISS Louise stepton 1
OF. Iedf ford; Miss Matte Davis; of,#Anl,,
&hcrst: Mr. j. b Cox Q fI3 Biz lsla nd anu
AIrs.{A. r.. Jennings OF &, +,
oye ne tp arte q, and the Broom ana ,,hls
rroorn smell wore conventional black ne
ma nv and beautiful presents a re celved
bear testimony to the ne
bride. I. &, y u ~, N Il, l,
drovo to the home Of Mr.. and yrs;8T ] |.
8strntton, parent the Sl;r allo WIZ
tertaineu aS4l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
!. .JPE,yU.lT7[:T7I:INI!aI T#sTRoNtasI..I
IN eut 81 i Look Reason able

.i Rut Doesn't It Look Reasonable ss5s58
u ], This may read us though we were putrr
Ting it q little strong. beca use IT ls gen
crally thought blythe majority Of people
that Dyspepsia In Its chrome FORM y ~.
durable, or practically 50. But v v nays
long since shown that Dyspep slll ~ = cur.
able, nor Is 1t such al dicult ma tier s ~
n at first appears. &.
Tho trouble with Dyspept lcslis that II they
Il are continually dieting, staryl g en-
Y selves orr going 4 10 opposite extre me.yso r
else deluging the already oyerburdeneo
II stomach with "bItters,' II 4, "a fter-dl lner
mills" etc, which inVarlably increase
y tho difficulty. eve en- If In some cases they
s do give ~ 81 light Temporary re ief.9 sucll
{ treatment Of the stomach simply makes
Ii n,ntters worse, What tho stomach want ~
/, IS n rest. Now how can the stomach be-
4 come rested, recuperaled ana at the same
e tnc5th body nourlshed and sustained? #
II This Is ii grea secret, and this is also
the secret OF ~ tho uni form success Of
Htuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. This Is q
Comparatively nnW remedy but n It's suc-
/ cess and popularity leaves no doubt as
# 10 its merit. n ~
Tho Tablets will digest tho food any-
Z way regardless 9 E condition OF stomach.
4 N Tho sufferer from DyspepsIn, a according
To directions, 10 to cnt an a bunda an GO OF
"
before and after Gao meal, and the res
suit Will be that the food will 10 Idigested,
no matter how bad your Dyspepsia may
be- because, ns before stated, the tablets
the food, even t8the stomach
E}is WHOLLY inactive, ~ To ~ Illustrate our
meaning plainly, if you take 1880 grains
OF meat, eggs or ordinary food and .place
1t lii a tenlpera tnres / Of 9S degrees, and
rut With 1t 81 one pf Stuart sf ~ dyspepsia
Tablets, II will digest tho meat or eggs
almost Sas perfectly ms ~ tho moa t was
4 enclosed within the stomach. S
AN The stomach may be8 evep8so weak. yet
these tablets Will perform the work OF
digestion and the body and brain VIII lie
properly nourished and a t / he sa mo time
4 radical, laattng cure Of by spepsa will
& be mad q. because the much abused stoFl-
z aeh will be given, to some extent, q much
needed rest. Your druggist will tell YOU
+ that of all Il lie. many remedies advertised
{ to euro D yspep sla, none OF them have
G given SO complete and general sat isfaction
d as Stuart \ Dyspepsia ia blets,' and not
Il least In llnportanc In these hard times
y is the fact that they ne tlle cheap.
] estsand give the most good for the least
a MON Ys III 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
UR,AGROWS.HAlR
I crusted SScalps5 G leansed and
Purified 81 Cuticura Soap

Assisted by light dressings Of Cuti-
5cura, the great skin Gu : e This
treatment At once stops falling hair,
removes crusts, scales, and 5dandruf,s
destroys hair parasites, oothcs irri-i
tated, Itching surfaces, stimulates tile
hair fol1iclcs, looscns the scalp skim;
supplies the roots with ener 81 and
nourishnient, and makes the hair grow
upon a sweet, o1esonic, healthy
seal > when ali else fail9.
\ 6 Q N p1 ct e External and internal.
treatment for every hun,our, from
pin,p1cs to scrofula, from infancy To-
age, consisting az CuticuraS Soap,
4 Ointment and p ills, may i low be had
Sof all druggists for one q ollar. Az
single set lis often sufficient to cure
4 the most distressing cases.
caeu.s 9aia md .D ne form ?, chocol..
solo throughout the world. Potter Drug Chem Corps
L IN Columbus Ave, Boston, 6ole Proprtstors
s. n3- Send for How 10 Cure Every uumoul," and
How 10 Have Besnvl
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I. z.aWi11nington on, NJ! C.a.5

s973T3 (Spectal . to 1lThe Times. Dlspntc
ILA1N GTON, III N. G. atluary Sfl ~
General Lees birthday was observed In
Wilmington IN the customary manner y
Banks and public buildings were :tl es15
for the day, and many w lesale houtics,i
retail stores and private off ces took holl-,
day lin the afternoon. On account * OF g
continuous downpourt Of rain the usual g.
parade by We era and mil itary orga niza I,
L tlons wa aband oned but \, an elaborate rate
prog ll1ie was observed b1ll tho AGA deny
gof Music, With All address by Rev y N \
Wells d, as the principe feature ~! e
exe erciges the Daughters OF the Confed n
era ~ served luncheon In honor Of thc
Vat Ar, rs MI
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At Gloucester.
A (spue,lcial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.

GLOUCESTER. q. H, " A.. 5,.it j an. g s. s.
SIee-Jac kson Day was observed in Glou-
scester to -day By the closing Of all the
public ana 4, nearly all #B Of the private
schools, and BY q " IN en- orial meeting
under the auspices Of 4! the Gloucester
Monument Association, which was attends
ed by the Veterans and Sons Of etcrans.
ladies and children.
&3 Tho Rev. W. -. Wyatt, residents Of the
association, presi dcd. The Rev. W. Fl.
Grove and w. B. Lee and I'll OH. .s$ n.
Stubs addressed the meeting in respect
is the late Major w. Is. Rerrin, and most
beautiful eulogles were made. mo OF tun-
usual beauty and onderness by II on. ].
NJ stubby. Mr.. Thomas ii Smith was
elected vice prcsident OF the "a association
4 in w, *. Perrin place. IA SN Il y
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4 Mecklenburg Marriages,

\ n. iSperial 10 The " a ~ D9pateh,) n 8l38
4 4 ItAlst2Y Al. ian, l9.s-A hisll noon
Miss Pearl Shaw We're married at tho
residence OF tho BRIDES mother, at ShaH's
store. and on the same day. NJ 1:ao r. Nj
nj, Ridont led to the hymcnial altar Mis-,
Nellie Martin. the danshter g e Mr.. aud
Mrs. w. y D. Martin, The ceremonies were
performed by Rev, j, w. Gee,
x AIR Williams Is "a prominent lumber
manufacturers Of Chester. Va. and his
bride a popular young belle Of this CONS
imunlty, Mr., R!dout ls q prosperous, and
bride an8attractiyG Young lady.
III NJ 4. and Mrs. ANS left for the home
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$At Amherst.
(spooial to The fines. b lgpat ch.)s

spoola1 to The TmcB- . IpT3a tch.
Ssi AM HERs'T Va, (. Jantar y& 0.-----The
OF General RI r. s Lee was cele-.
DRAFTED by tho DR.. John Thompson Chap
ter of the u. p. G. hero to- day. s Bronze.
crosses of honor were present. ed to- forty
five Of the old Confederate We teratis OF
8the&county Addresses were mad 10 by W.
X Allen Captain j. y q. 1reatliersot,,s Of
SLynchburg, and Rev. y. g J. Ct Butts
pastor OF Court Street Me- hodist9 Church,
iLynchburg. After Tho speeches dim III
was served to tho veterans free BY the
ladies of sS8 the chapter. Quite q large
crowd attended the celebration All Of
the business 4 houses d OF the village re-
sriained open. III ~ IA S;S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
SMALLPOX E PIDEMIC.,
Two Hundred and Fifty Cases iiir115
One District Of c a1npb ell County

LYNCH STATIC ly.saa Y. n:s& 19.---D Dr.
Thomas Wl,atelcy, sup Of s h'ahing
River District Sof Campbsll pun l re- e
smallpox Il n that district! and wishes!9 !,
Interference from the Board 9 Heath,
,ior does lie want, compuls ccinatioG1;;
1.-The Board Of SUPP wilson's of. CalmpDeli
have passed aSrcsolutloni eclinfng to pay
more titan 81 per visit to phy ciai rs for
attending any kind OF az cas- The Board 2
yof Health Is greatly hand lea nped# by his
action of the I3o I'd Of S uper visors ms $it
ais q bsolutely necessary for both boards
/ to cooperate to ffectually IS tam n out
smallpox IN the county "a aS
S sS ohm w Ga unity treas urer, no
has been very Il wi til &pneum onia q HIS
ssllome near Marysyille, Is now conva esq
s{fE4
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Switch Construct Killed.
lsnecinl to .Tht, Tlm.es Dispntc ll.l W.

5CULPEPER. w al, NJ Jun.. ~ Ohm Mat
southbolnd Chesapeake and Ohio Rai lway;
passenger train&ut Bealeton Station this
afternoon and brought here by thegasalne
train.8Band died soon at ter. :II q wa s. en-
ind working wlthshis back I. to n the fast
approaching train, when he was Is truck
by the engine, his5r right les being crushed
,and receiving internal Injuries Fl Is body
was found thirty feet from II he tract and
down the steep #embal1k ment t. w II q II ever
recovered ~ consciousness al ter being put
3offaat this station Ie n Is surviy we'd by y
wife ana five children.
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D |IlEl... NEW N: 4 1 LEols ALTON
,D.,'iis'ttiillcrics To BY Brought Under
the Operation 81 the Mann 55S
Law @ fficerss Elected.

y (spaciiilat TO Tho + fines. Dispntch.)

tspacisil to Tho Times. Dispntci, " 4;
8:IlttYlN|TCHlBuRG " 81 tan. II 81 y.--Tho
fourth annual convention 81 tie Anti
Il salopl, Lea quo 81 Virginia cu,ne Il nn
cfd tonight wifi d strong address BY
1orS DanvIlle, on ..rho
s1 tst Of Danyll lilo From tile Liquor
"a Traffic and oh address on Our Motto,
3 W DR. 4 Wv Lear. 81 Richmond.
y ne sum of 81, 500 las been I'd iscd In
q cash and a pledges for expenses Of the
U league. about llalf the amount nee ed Ito
u con tttlucS the work for the cor.i,g year,
;5i The election Of officers resulted as fol-i
70 o,Ys: dcnt Row. ia mes Canton, Jr.,
IN u, of Blac kytonc M First Vice Presl-.
dent Prot. s. ss q. Mitchell. Of Richmond
81 College; Second Vice rresid lent, Judge WI;
II II an Aianr, Of I'd N ottoway county h Third
II Wee Prcsd Rev. NJ. Wood Nh of
ii Stanton; Z. Fourth tY Vice dent @ Cap
n din u +. Bellows, 81 Ocrnn N F,ftf, Wee;
~ President, DR. Y. Smith, OF Lynch
II burg Sixth lee President, Rev. j L 81 r.
sEllls, of; Emporin; = seyenthSY Pr resident,
1Sl Rev. Or. ". III g. a Campbell Of Roanoke;
a Secretary, Rev. " Atkins. Of Rich
mond T rcasurer, s. 7. .asJ ones, Of Rich
n moiid e AT torney. alter sydnor,S of Rich.
ntitnh n =, =,
q, u, Il,
~ = !, ~ ~ \! I, 81 .i,i, ~
SA XII, IN h : :, Nv !, !. ~ ~
N na :, s. 1, s 49, - a
4 n.y. = Z,
"A, !ts!iSs11l.IUT1OsS5.S
SssE The gist OF the report & Of the Commit
n tee on Resolutions. which va d adopted
& follows: q .rhe report dccares8 y 8tp $te#the
y sense of this convention that the state
S ll0od Bill have iticorpofned within II the
" treats royisiolis5;o f tlio government and
that our. senat ors and Representatives Do
X urged to uso theirs efforts ana Influence
ITO this end, Fl and Il tina i the anti -canteen
law ID retained until n& thorough test is
II mad thereof. and that 81 Commend our
y senatorsg and Il ron. X Mr. Hay and others
a of the Virgin ia tlc,ega ton for tileir&in-
/; tcrest and action m this matter hither-i
4 70 and that we Srcie "a to our approval OF
4 the Hepburn-D ollly'cr Bill 3si
/, F.(;I 4 r,A TI,Ns ss5
y z, "
a1a W.
are az
con sidered liie
neg
ference 70 add tiona
z, = Z,
~
~ Z,
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/ Alexandria.


IL AI4l1xANDRIA, A. ian. 10 ,---R. a r..
Lee Camp Confed crate We terans, tonight
celebrated tiles anniversary Of the birth
Of General Lee with i al banquet IN Lee Lee
Camp Hall, attended by many Sou thern
veterans, Tho list 81 prominent Southern
men invited as special guests and speak
.ers, most OF whom attended. included the
following: q Senator AUGUSTUS o. Bacon,
OF Georgia; Represc Scott Fields,
Of Georgln; Representative Pinckney,
lof Georgia, and Representative John
n. Rixey, Of this dlstr!tt,& To-day was
,obseryetl as a general holiday, I lie banks,
schools ana other public buildings being
closed. n 4 N iS;8 l,s} r. ssi MI
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!. SAt#Petl:ert.ss;iDur:gE.
n {spteyc.'iial \ e Tho Times. - spatch.)

Especial 70 ~ nEI!!s.. .5.
PETERSBuRG8Y anna ~ . SIS zen en-. 4
seral Lee birthday wa observe g mere =
~ the closing Of the banks and public
schools. II A fine military parade wa 3 held
this afternoon, IN which the 81 IL
Camp e,f Conf derat to- " terans, the Pc.
Stersbur.g Ora s II and tile y form Rank
Knights or Pythias part te g .83f Gen en-
eral5 stith Boiling was chief marsha r: VI
sg rhe officers Of the Gray and OF the
,Pytl,ians were guests at the AZ Hill
Camp banquet to- light q q the armoI'y.e3
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N FELON#O S#HEEL.
Cause the Death Of al soy From
i 3 Ilc king ri u

{special Is lha TIiilenss.. 81 spatch,
SS BUCI&lN GII4ANt :ssil A boy
who was living wi tn Mr.. s Ben II ope1',
Ewhic1Swas so bad as to RED uireE an opera-
i ton and ii was ia kent$t q n armviile ito
have the goperat on pert orme ed, ~ but5she
died, under he fluence of what was 'ls
aS The child was an !. orphan, but Mr. and
d Mrs. 3 Hooper were q great lyss q ttached Ito
him ana /. are m UGH "a stressed at their
loss. jgsfs
a Nj. Lee Davis, III at Octnvla Pos to flee,
had his hen-louse VI INVADED f by q mink
while the snow; was n Q II N the: land, and
followed the B trail Leland ssoon b found his
5minkship, Fowls and all, ind err a log pile
lin the woods,
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Thomas TRIBE.
Especial to The Times. Dlspatc

S23 Especial to The Times. Dlspatch,)
n, FaEIjERIC lSSbuRCi, Y Al Jan, l9,-
"a recent marriage OF Interest IN Essex
county was that OF Mr., Clinton Thomas,
or Richmond, and Miss Jessie Pearl
Tribe. Of Essex, the 4 ceremony being
isolelnnized MT Trinity NJ Methodist Church.
Rev. Frank Burruss officiating. Ten
.ception followed x tho ceremony ut the
home OF Mrs. A. r. TRIBE, Mr.. and Mrs.
phonlus wi II reside III Richmond. 5S 5sls 5E
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The ThanksgiYingl Same.

Especial to Tie HTlmes' I1lsPatch.l ~ ~
CIIARL 10 TTE,s Vi h. 10, V A,,t m. 10, -,Eo
further meeting OF the. Facl ~ Athletic
Committee has been held since Tuesday,
al the recent action % the Advisory
Board OF the General At u Association
In Wing the hanks " !ng SO me ii Or
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Wallelr..---Carne
I (Sncclnl tn l,rha Tines- Dlspntch.

"a I Spgc1HT ~ q ~ CO l5'ttc1l.
Arthur Waller. of this city, ald Miss
Mary Ella c'arneal, formerly Of Caroline
county, We're married here last night at
who performed the marriage ceremony,
They wi reside In Caroline county, 3 III
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tBurgess--McWhirt.

Ri s5 Especial to The rlmes- Dspatch,) nj a
Charles AZ. Burgess Of STAFFORD county,
and Miss Louise q. McWhrt, Of spotsyl-
;lyunia, were married q hero yesterday93nt
tho residence OF tho officiating minister,
4 Rev, r. A. Williams, They Will reside In
| Stafford county. 81 i13
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
"a + axe Story.

NJ ROAM OiSlG, " A,tJ an 10. IF rom the best
information that can he obtnined, tho re-
port sent out from here about tho killing
OF Henry Moore BY nloonshiners was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
Seriously Shot.

Special The q ~! Nj,
81, IN stanlrs 81 e lendower; shot himself
this i mornnr and 1t Is thought tina h FE
will die, 5 ss f5iS5 y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
GRAN {: I,I5 At + 8 RI MON NON
Simon \ i AXE De clares IL Was Is:
Badly Treat ted BY Government

nSAAAASAA
Badly Treated ~ Government
yRss's! 7ss T!s's' Is
iier. General Frederic g rant, cllief5}Sof5
tho Eastern d ivislon Of Coast Art llery,s
accom- panied by Ss Quarte rnast ter General
Pullman, arrived "A Il Y a Old Il Point day
on the Old Dominion Gamer .8Ss he off
GERS were mot afat t no wharf w Colonel
Potts. ommandant of the fort, and staff
and were orted " 70 the Fortres with
military lionors 3S
sS9: N $inspect Ion az the eight companies,
and the fort took place lat 81,
s Inventor Simon La K q 1T I'd v emp hati-,
4 cali y denied the published ports that
his company would I'll e cinr gest q gatnlss1t
Secretary or Nhvy$ y ton beca use &of the
letting of a con tract fo,. six slibrna rines3
to- tho Holland Company wi tholt giving
the LAX comp Va an opp ortunlty put
r,1peti tive test wit h#t the the
Holland
Il M how eve \. SAYS that Ills Sco nl:-s
( pnny has elycd Aun fair tre1 tment and
that lie will make nit 43f ,lr tler38 effort toS
sell 5Shis bontE to the VI rtted States, H =
Will locate n In q forei gn ountry Five
Lake Il boats u alread have been sent
rlbroad presumnbly to r ssia 81 but the tl
Simon Lake * no WI being comp etetl V
the local yard cons trtlct ed especially
DO the lJn'ted 81 test
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