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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-07

A japanese bride gives her weidirs
presents % her parents - a s-rh'
recompense Tor ne trouble hey Lave
mad III rearing her
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-07

London. April 4-The prince Of
N1les has undergone a slight opera.
tion No uneasiness Is expressed -.
gErding his condition.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-07

New York. April Ralph voorhees,.
o. New Jersey. has donated 100000 10
The American Tract society.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-07

With nine railway lines connecting
with 81 thc important points ives. az
the Poi. with 81 lines 81
steamers plying 10 All foreign ports
from the Ralt-c TO the Med terraucan.
with lines 10 Cuba. Mexico Central
and South America. africa. China and
japan. besides nine domestic lines Tor
n17 service and numerous local craft.
transit steamers. tank steamers,
schoonsrs and targes. Galveston. Tex.
handles every class OF merchandise
under the sun
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-07


Former senator Stewart. of Nevada.
has left Washington 20 make his home
in Tonopah. Ney.
President Roosevelt has left the ma
tional capital. 10 be absent about TWO
months The first week will be taken
up by the trip 70 the southwest. Gull
minating az the Rough Riders reunion
a. san Antonio. Tex, after which he
vii plunge into the wilderness and
eve next Ia nature for awhile.
A Naples dispatch OF the "a inst. said
that Secretary % Stale Hay. who ar
rived on the steamer Cretic. spent a
portion OF the day there and proceeded
to Genoa. was feeling greatly improved
by the trip.
President William r. Potter OF the
LoLg Island railroad died in New YOrS
OF cerebro spinal meningitis after a
months illness
Thirty pieces Of old silver coins. the
latest decipherable date being 1928.
were foaad by Nichols Goetzinger
while dieeing fence postholes L TEN
pleton. la.
~Rear-Admiral Robley d Evans
Fighting Bob. is az sea again. in
command Of the battleship squadron
OF the North Atlantic fleet. He has
hoisted his flag on board the Maine
John McClintock. for many years a
member OF the band OF Angel Dancers
AZ The Lords Farm near Park
Ridge. y. J.. where he was known a
John the Baptist" committed suicide
by shooting.
Montague White. professor o, ora
tory az Beloit CWis) college. was &C
cidentally drowned in Rock River.
On the testimony OF two former en-
ployes Of the defunct Storey Cotton
Co. Of Philadelphia. Stanley Francis.
accused Of being one Of the promoters.
has teen held for trial in the United
states court. with bail fixed az $4,000.
Frank Byers. Of Harlan, Ia. a student
in the University OF Michigan az Ann
Arbor. was droV.aed while canoeing IN
the Huron river.
The c0roner's jury a. Collinsvile Ill.
in the case OF the killing Of Barney
Vassalo by John Berta. returned { YER
dict OF jusfifable homicide. as the kill
ing was done in defense o. his Der
tasl wife who was killed by Vassalo-
Eieht thousand people assembled n
Convention hall at Kansas City. No.
10 hear he Metropolitan opera CON-
pany produce Parsifal Excursion
trains were run from all n~eighboring
10 accommodate patrons.
Francis McCord. son Of the late riiil-
iouaire James McCord. Of St Joseph.
Mo. died Unexpectedly a. Asheville. y.
C.. Of tuberculosis.
The will and codicil Of the ia-e Mrs.
Jane l.. Stanford have been admitted
% probate in san Francisco Outside
OF specific requests covering 100000
10 relatives and sle5. 600 70 various
charitable institutions. the entire es-
ate goes 20 the trustees OF Leland
Stanford. Jr.. university.
Lightning struck the aagpoie on the
public school building az Riverview
SCATTERING the cupola and caus-
ing a panic among the $50 children
who were playing in the school yard.
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Milford chronicle., 1905-12-22

There are several cases Of scarlet fever
about the rural districts contiguous to
Greenwood, but no serious cases have fol
lowed up to date.
A hog that weighed us pounds was
bptchered by William Adams, OF D, last
week. 1t required all the help OF the
Reiehborhood to kill and dress the AMI
mai: it was unhandy to handle.
Into the home of Thomas Cuney
steam heating plant is being established
bv Pierce & Carmean, OF Milford. When
completed it will be one Of the best IN
the county.
The snow storm gave the children a
chance for lots Of winter sport, and they
enjoyed it to the full, until the sleet put
and end to their fun. The few warm
davs soon took the ice away.
Milford appears to be the Mecca OF the
neople in this section for them to do their
Christmas shopping; but many OF our
merchants report good Chritmas business
Nick R. johnson usually brags a lot
about his fine porkers, but TINS season
we hav'nt heard a single squeak from
Nick. 1t is reported that he has butch
cred six hogs recently that weighed only
200 pounds. II Mr. johnson lived IN
Sussex. instead of Kent, he would never
have any failure in his hog growing. :.
DR.. English, Of Pittsburg, who IS WISH Tislt-
inc here IS very enthusiastic over Dela-
ware. and proclaims it veritable Garden
of Eden. He has travelled over many
countries. and says that he has yet TO- see
one where people can live with so llttle
effort, and live so well, as rlght mere III
Delaware. The Doctor has tasted the Sc
ductive "Apple Jack' of Sussex, ana aye
of our delicious oysters and hsh' anu Is
fulsome in his praise. oh
The Sunday School Of the M: P.Church
win hold its Christmas entertainment on
Monday evening. St.JOhnstown Church
will hold theirs on Tuesday evening.
The cantata to be given by the NJ r.
Sunday School will be heldin the church
on Wednesday evening; although the
treat will be given and the Epworth pro-
gram will be carried out; all are invited:
Miss Ida Manning, of Philadelphia, Is
visiting Mrs. Elasa Parker
Lawrence Elliott, of PlttsbuTg, Fa.' Is
nassing a few days with Frank Elllott'
Harry Satterfeld is the guest OF George
Cordray on a cunning trip. =,
John Hitch, of Laurel, is visiting irlehus
here.
Milford chronicle., 1905-12-22
The NiIOTd TTuS 20
DECEMBER.

win leave Frederca, Webbs and Bowers iol
as follows during
Milford chronicle., 1905-12-22
PUBIC SALE.


I will offer for sale at public auction, at my
home known as the "Curtis Farm" on the
east side Of the railroad, Ia miles north OF
on
Tuesday, December 26fh, 1905,
at 10 o'clock a. M, but If that
day should be stormy, sale Will take place on
next fair day. as follows:
LIVE STOCK.
. Farm Horses, good drivers and work any
where. Tive Shoats.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
Good two-horse Farm Wagon, a strong Day
ton one Carriage, Wagon and Carriage mar
ness. Double and Single Plow Harness. Day,
ton Pole, Barrel Pump Sprayer, Pl0Ws ana
Cultivators Briar Scythe, Two Hand Corn
Planters, Forks, Hoes, Baskets Corn Knives
Grub Hoe, etc., etc.
CORN, FODDER, HAY.
roo Baskets Corn, 700 Bunehes Coarse roe
der, 10 Stacks Cow Pea Hay full OF peas,
Stacks Mixed Hay, Rick Of Thrashed res
Vines.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Two Solid Oak Bedroom Sets with French
Plate Beveled Edge Mirrors on DTessers, On
Bedstead, Two Sets Chairs One Drop Lea
Table, One FoldingCot, One Lounge, Wire beS
Springs, a Heater, No. Cook Stove ana Oten
sils. Boiler, Wash Tubs, etc,
Term Cash. ,,,,,,,,r,r
Milford chronicle., 1905-12-22
Here and There.
GREENWOOD

Since the great explosion this has entered upon new era %
erv and the merchants better prepared to cater 10 m ~
Of their patrons Herewith cards of the leading merchants anu
reliable dealers
Milford chronicle., 1905-12-22
S0ViIlS DG]lIITIGI|

Holosis OF our savings fass
Books are saved both time ana
trouble. They need not watch
their deposits for fear tne
interest may stop; nor are they
Obliged to come 10 the bank 70
keep their interest alive. we
never wait for customers to bring
in their pass-books, but regularly
the first Of April and OCTOBER
we credit on our books all inter
est then due, so that it shall De
ready for depositors whenever
tbev call for it. When interest
is not called for, We add same 20
the principal, and together toth
hear interest at the same date.
Milford chronicle., 1905-12-22
CHRISTMAS
TREE
ORNAMENTS

Thousands and Thousand of the
most beautiful balls and tinsel
tree ornaments ever brought to
Milford. You will find in our
toy department, at about half the
prices, usually asked for such
ornaments.
Nearly every one remarks that
they never saw such beautiful tree
ornaments before.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
ELE CANT WEDDING.
Miss Gertrude Venabie Becomes
the Bride of Lewis Ingles.

Especial to The Times Dis patch)
R.ADf,ORDsl yl4a April 19.--The first
marriage ever celebra ted On the Radford
Presbyterian Church occdrred this even-
Ing wien Miss. Gertrude Yenabe became
tho bride Of Mr.. Lewis 1ngles.
The marriage. though y. qnlet affair,
owing to recent bereavement in the tani-
iiy OF the bride. WIS xtremcly beautiful,
and was Witnessed by large gathering
of friends and relatives
The church was charinirgly decorated
III pink and white. silver candelabra
shaded In pink, great quantities OF white
bridal wreath, palms. ferns and ropes OF
evergreen being effectively used. At $3.50
was sung By well;;trained choir. with
DR.. r. u. Cowan at the organ. Then the
familiar wedding march pealed forth and
the bridal party entered ting church
Following the ushcrs, Messrs. w. A.
Aston, william Ingles, Jr..% James Baird
and William Whaling, came the maid of
honor. Miss Lucille Miles, a cousin OF the
BRIDE from Fort Smith. Ark. Miss Miles,
who Is a stately brunette was gowned in
pink crepe dc chino over ,taftcta; and car.
with her uncle, Colonel Oscar Miles, OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

x /
Arkansas Her gown was beautiful
creation Of 5crepe de chine over taffeta,
with trimming ,of chiffon md yoke and
bertha of exnuisite4po lace. She wore a
,tuleEveil and carried Bride's roses. The
bridegroom, with his brother, Mr.. John
Ingles, Of Norfolk, as best man, entered
by. the opposite aisle, and under march
Of evergreen and flowers the handsome
couple were united In swedlock5 by Rev.
LIN Irwin. the organ, ,und er Dr. Cow"
ans skilled fingers, sounding softly mean
while. 81 # FL
& The marriage service ended, the bridal
party left the church to the triumphant
strains Of Mendelsohn. u
fAtI.1O p. NJ. Mr., and Mrs; I'M giles left3for
a two weeks bridel tour, most of which
will be spent In Boston with the BRIDES
mother, Mrs. T.. NJ. Venable, and her
brother. Payrnaster George Venable,
The bride Is attractive and popular and
an accomplished snusician.t She Is the
daughter of the late Prof. p. Nj. Ven
able, of Sulins College, Bristol and a
niece Of the late Colonel George w. Miles,
OF Radford.f The bridegroom Is a son OF
!inent In athletics at r. being cap
tain, OF the foot ball team for several
years, and afterwards captain of the ALL
Southern team. He Is president OF the
5Inglesg Coal Company ut ELI Ky, and
owns a. larger farm near Radford, on
which he resides "a, ~.
Mr. Ingles IS highly esteemed, and like
inent family Of the Southwest. Both are
Dopuldr and carry with them the hearty
good wishes OF n large circle OF friends
Among the out -of-toWtl relatives Who
attended the marriage were C olonel Oscar
Miles, Of Fort Smith, TX. Miss Mary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
An ABSOLUTE DIVORCE
E0 h. VI !! 8. BROWN 10 N
Her Husband ! ought Her
Brother With
Pistols, n /;

(specjaI to The Times Dispatc ~
DANVILLE, VA. April 1s.-Mrs.
Penola Blanche Brown has been granted
an absolute divorce from her husband.
u. Ed. Brown, who is now serving q
term in the state penltentiary. She is
allowed to resume her maiden name Of
Clayton and to have the custody OF tho
one child which is the result OF the union.
The application for divorce was filed
on the ground that Mrs. Browns hus-
band is a man OF bad character. He
has been found guilty Of several felonles
and has served several partial terms in
the penitcntiary. being condltionally
..pard oned by the Governor 81 in each In
stance. Ivllskcys is the probable cause
OF Browns downfall. The first time that
he was convicted OF a felony the court
refused to sentence him to- the peniten-
stiary on account OF his wife, who was
then no more thansa girl, and who APP
peared in court with her young child
In her arms If
Several years ago Brown and his bro
3ther-in-law, Bud Clayton, fought q ps-
3tol duel In the latter's home on account
of insults which i Brown had offered to
his wife, Clayton's sister. in which duel
both men were injured. Brown had
driven by tho homo Ibis wife with an
other woman in the buggy with HIM and
asked to9speaks with his wife. Upon her
refusal TO accede to his request he APP
peared at the homo and forced an en-
trance. He was met by the girls bro-
Their. ana the duel resulted. s
Brown was sent UP for this offense.
but was conditionally pardoned His
wife has returned to him each time that
he has been pardQne over the protests
of her own people. She says that she
Will not live With him again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
ELEGANT HOME EVENT y,
Marriage Of Dr.. Driver to Miss Mss
Ida Valentine Trice.

(special to The Times ispatch)u
$cARTERsYILLE, April le.S ,iIa
home Of Mr.. r. " Trice,, OF frees MI ~
u u,ns the SCENE OF n beautiful marreg 10
day NJ onl O'clock when his daug hl ~,
IDA Valentine, became the bride Of .Dr5
William wi FRANKLIN Driver OF Petersburg.
Va The ceremony i, was per1torM,st1n1 e. py
REV, Robert Wingfeld, OF CartersYliiesi, e., \,
'''ro the strains of Lohengrin's wedding
march the bridal party entered ne par,
ior,.8 Miss Eva le, Of terspnrg !, a. g
maid of 4 !! y White ,SI mousse 9 ss e
ATOMS. wit DR.: Williams, 81. y Wise g
county Il as West man Mrs Alch 81, q
Portsmouth, New SyH ampsll Ire, 81 ter aat
the bird ., was matron of honor, she
also ak wore white mo usselain ne, over green
taffeta, and carried carnations, Then
came the bride. wearing g handsome 9,
suit of champagn a cloth, and carrying a
shower bouquet OF lilies OF the wa Hey,
leaning on The arm Of The groom, N n
iAichel was mast OF cerepl Mes. DUR
iIp the ceremony Cupid g Gard N ~ was
rendered BY Miss Kate Irlana gan,
After t lie Iceyemo ny q wedding lun teonj
was served after which the bridal party
drove to PEN berton to- K ia l<e " he east
bound train for Richmond, thence 20
n The bride Ia the charming and AT trac-
suye5 dauEhtsr of Mr.. r. \. rice, formerly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

tx n &
mond. a distinguished Confederate sol
der and widely known as typical OF
true Southern beauty. The groom Is the
second son OF Judge C.tId. DUEL. OF the
Court OF Appeals OF the Districtso OF Co
fiuinbia. and for many years United states
Commissioner OF Patents
Everything seemed part rly p prop,
tious for an April wedding, the town
itself being on dress rehearsal through
the majesty OF natures subliml1test MOOD 'o
and at 6 O'clock the scene presented re- e;
minded one OF Hyde Park Corner IN
London. on an Easter Sunday.
irhe ceremony Was solemnized by the
io,nt services Of the Episcopal and Meth
od,stf clergymen. Rev. p. T.. Dad ADM ana no
nav s. S. Hepburn, and to the strains 1Sli y
~ I ohenErn,s wedding march. by ahlr Z
Ma tthcws. OF Richmond, the bridal party
49, ored the church, hers-.Messrs
~ ,,rt,n 4. 5Duell,f Chase Harrison ~ n fN1
T,a reeld. Bird ds-A1tsstee:s COY
ala ton. Blncoe, ccnllen and n IS
~, Iia ckwell as maid of honor NJ =
1,l''II Ducll E acted as best man. ne ne
,,.,da VAS given away by MT. 4 ROPER.
Snhu5 During the ceremony the SWEEP
Go II }roh, Believe Me. were reh-
.,arad nv the iorganist. Z,
=. r 10 bride was beautifully dressed y ~ =,
l ~ Idso M, gown Of white tt crepe a. q
-, "a carried an Immense nouaue.
~ lilies OF the valley - 1,,,,,+o
81 g ~, ,1 hid smaids wore panese way :,
r ane and carried large bou slel q
asparagus fern. .,.,,,,,,v decorated
a., nalnns and ferns i. :. - ~
delightful reception at the nom, aere =
I, e wide Immediately after the c ,e,
,u M and music was Furnished y ~
loM Ms o and Mrs Duel left to-n's Ei for
-sa Tha groom, is connected with the
I !, or,can Tobacco Company. and q ', WI
nrohably be transferred at an cary o a.
rom Lancaster. Pa, TO- Richmona, w
= a Az, m,ong those present were the follow
,rr. Mr..and Mrs, G, II. DUEL. Mt. ser,
th hn Gushing Child, Miss Abbott, Mr; ,ana
Mrs. blackwell, Mr.. and Mrs, Potts, M M
stone. Mr.. Robert Child. Miss STOKES,
Ar ana Mrs. Kennedy Mrs. Sands Mr.
and Mrs. cottrell, Misses Cardoza mr..
Hobson, Miss Rice, Miss Bridges {. MIS-
Kerr. Mr. and Mrs, smithey. Mrs Ho DOL
.naele. professor and Mrs. Phelps IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
{GR,AHANl- MAHONE.
Beautiful Church Wedding Fol
lowed hvsER eceptio y. n
fspec,al} to y Tho Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, pril z19----The Bap-
tist Church b here was tho scene OF a very
pretty wedding at go o clock this evening
when Miss Claudia Mahone the at tractive
daughter Of Mr. arncs H. Malone. OF James
4 city county. became tho bride OF Mr.. George
! HI Grahanl. & M
The church was beautifully decorated with
blilacs and evergreens. The bride was be-
acomingly Fattired in q dress OF white organ dy,
over white taffeta.SS Tho bridesmaids We're
d Miss Alma Jester and Miss Mamie Austin
The groom was attendcd BY Messrs Clarence
Casey and Russell Binns. The ushers were
The ceremony was performed byt the Rev.
4 J. B. #HarrelL The wedding march was beau
tlfuly rendered by Mrs. WI! Nj Morris. t9
& "A delightful reception followed at the home
aof Mr.t S. G. Graham, the fatherE OF the groom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
IN
OLD VIRGINIA.
Elegant Society Event in the
Duncan-Mcmorial
Church.
MISS LOUISE CHILD A BRIDE
y
WEEDS Mr.. William Sackett Duell,
Of New York Post-Wed-
ding Reception.
MISS LOUISE CHILD a. BRIDE

S$i Especial to Tho Times Dispntch) B.
ASHLAND. VA, April 19.---Mr. VIII
liam sackett DUEL, OF New York. and
Miss Louise Child Of Ashland. were mar
&ried here this evening in the Duncan
Memorial Chapel at $40 o'clock. rho
wedding was, perhaps. the most brilliant
that this little town has had in its hiss
tory. Certainly, moro distinguished vis-
itors and attendants fromta distance were
here. than at any time. Miss Child is
the only daughter OF Mrs. Louise Fisher
the widow OF Mr.. Jesse Child, Of Rich-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
WILLIAMS CHOSEN.
An Old Time Democratic Love
Feast at Bland Courthouse.


II (Spec!altoT The Times Dlspntch.)
Il BLAND. VA, April 1s,-'The Joint con-
.yention to nominate tho Democratic can-
dIdate for the House OF Delegates for
counties OF Bland and Giles. mot at Bland
Courthouse to-day. Tho convention was
called to order by / Fulton Kegley, coun-
.ty chairman of Bland county a. 3. Bane,
Of Giles. was elected temporary chair
man, and d, H. Muncy. temporary sec
rotary, The temporary organization was
later made permanent. NJ. F. Fares,
of Giles placed In nomination Judge Mar
tin Williams. of Giles, who was the only
candidate presented, and tho nomination
was made unanimous.
Judge Williams made a ringing speech
In accepting tho nomination.
Senator ST. Clair was present and In
response to repeated calls, appeared be-
fore tho convention and made good
speech, S5aSst y.
Judge Samuel ". Williams. candidate
for attorney general. was called upon and
made In good old Fashioned Democratic
talk, The greatest harmony and enthu-
s!asm prevailed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
hHl ll-eTtl 80 4ll5Es,{ ~ ~ AT 81.
Fire at Manassas.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
Birkett, manager of"Annaburg." Mr.. Robert
3Portner's fine estate. sustained considerable
loss by fire last night, which burned his
barn and out buildings and partly burned
his dwelling house 9tS
Mr.. Birkett's property is Just a short dis
timely arrival OF the fire company tho house
would have been destroyed. The fire originated
i in the parn and was conveyed from It to the
house. Mr.. Birkett bought the property but
short time ago and the former owner only
vacated yesterday Consequently there was
no ono in the house when the fire started,
and its origin Is not known. t8tis4 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
The Lynchburg Library.
fspecial to The Times- DIypatch,l

!Specla! q The es-!1lspIatch; -,
LTScMbHR Fatees VA th Aprl grMhe
Jones' Jones' Memorial ASS collation. last night &C,
cepted the design Of Frye and Chester.
man Of this fs.y soy shS Proposed Ruh,
SO, Go Of the. late George NJ. { Jones OF
this city, The building, tis to be con-
structed OF buff pressed brick with lndl.t
The structure Is to cost about SIC. COO. Mrs,
Jones has recently given the assoctat ton
a valuable site for. the proposed mfnorj
ria To her husband and an endowment
order to have 1t ready for occupancy
before the coming Of winter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

OF Petersburg The groom is a rising
young Erhysiciaf1. The large number III.
2prcsents received attest the
popularity of the young couple
Among the outIof- town guests were:
stIss Eva Kale. OF Petersburg: Mr.. and
Mrs, Aicbcl Oh PORTSMOUTH,, New ffnmp~l
shire; Dr. Williams, Of Wise county;
sMissss Dickinson, OF Tichmond Mrs.
Matte fDriscoli Miss Alma Flanagan. and
Mr. CID. fslana gaii. ,of Louisa;fM and
Mrs. Madison r Flanagan, of Barton
Heights; Mrs. Smithdeal @of Lebanon.
Va; Mrs. McGeiiee and daughter, Of
sGoochland, aud Mr.. e1satane. Flanagan, OF
pOH1ia "a ~ irtfiOuse.42H Stasg ~ 555g 4r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
Wilkersor1-Talrnage.s
.en..,., ~ 1ha Tines-Dlsnntoh,

& ESPECIAL to The Times Dspntoh.l
VA. "A pril 9.-hiiss Lillian
Leona Talmnge and Mr.. Edward Lee Wilker-
son were married at g 80 o'clock this morning
Harrison Street. ~. VI ~ 8,rsS M b gs.sf
II Tho attractive home ceremony was perform
ed b. Rev g. 4EB.R 81 Richards, OF Park View
christian Church, and the young coupie left
forN southern tour amid the rice fire of q
large number OF friends
Tho bride is daughter OF the late Jacob
II. Talmage. The groom is a well known
young man, who Inns been with the Peters,
burg Progress for many years. t8S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

Miles, OF PULASKI Institute; Messrs. Vim.
cent and George Miles, Of washington and
Lee Universlty; Miss Elise Miles. Of Char
llottesville; Mr.. Charles ;Vennble, Of Pn-
laski; Miss Lucille Miles. Of Forth Smith.
Ark; Mr.. c. o. Hearon, editor Brist o.
Herald; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wade. Of
Christiansburg: Mr.. John Ingles. Of Nor
attended were Mr. and Mrs. James Otey,
OF Walnut Spring; Mrs. j. NJ 81 nonlas,
of Roanoke; Messrs. Stockton Heth, Jr.,
and John IIobsson OF y; P.1 and others;
received. g2f 49, f3343
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
.Old-Co:nr,e...

Especial to The Times-Di spatoh.)
'FRONT.' ROYAL " AZ, April 1a.-.The mar
rlage OF Miss Helen Cone, Of Riverton. War
rem county. to Logan 2. Old, OF Elizabeth
City, N. c.. took place ct the home OF tho
brides parents to-day. j58i ffis IS
The bride Is daughter Of G eorge Vi ",
Cone, president Of tho Riverton Mil Com.
pany Tho groom is q prosperous young real
estate dealer. " "A la5 YEA.
After the ceremony. which was performed
by Rev. Amos Clnry Of the Baptist Church.
the couple left for Atlantic City. N. j. They
will reside at Elizabth City. al }i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
Kaufrnan-Warc..

Especial 4 to The Times Dlspatdl.)
Kaufman and Miss Mary Ware were mar
rIed this morning at $3.50 o'clock at the home
4 OF the d bride IS parents, No 222 Forty-sixth
street Rev. L. 6 c.. Shearer performed tho
ceremony In the presence OF a few intimate
friends OF the young people. .si IA
II The bride and groom left on the early
train for Stnunton, where they will spend
their honeymoon. y t3i s55