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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29

outcome, Some of his followers are get
ting uneasy, and that Tammany realizes
II has a fight of serious moment on
hand is shown BY the extraordinary eliet
~ being put into the canvass py !he M!s
wan. II is becoming known that MAYOR
Mcclellan disapproves OF many an: .a1
earlier moves of Tammany. me refusal
to nominate .AIr./ Jerome is one OF thefn. ,
straw yot es. private declarations, ana
nil tho Indications are that the strugele
5is jsouarely between Mcclellan and Hearst
as to the mayoraty. they also sho"
that Mr.. Jerome is running like the VIM
tner now. although the difficulties OF Fot-
Ing split ticket may impede ms speed
on election day.
Hearst Leads Straw Vote.
The Herald prints various polls and
straw votes. That taken IN the Hlppo-
drome is the most interesting. Jerome
received more than twice as many votes
as the other two nominees Tor district
attorney combined. Hearst got six votes
to McClellan's four. and more than twice
as many as WINS. OF the $50 Republican
votes polled, 254 of tie voters said they
were going to bolt Wins, and or these
l5s said they were going 70 McClei1aE anu
200 to Hearst.
This confirms what the Herald pointed
out week ago that the situation spells
party chaos It would seem that there
may be upward OF 10000 votes divided
between Hearst and Mcclellan. and the
betting continues in favor Of the Mayor!
on the knowledge that the municipal
ownership league has no trained organi,
cation. and that Hearst to win must
reach strength of at least 25O. 900 votes
/, The adherents of municipal ownership
| blazed into the region Of Durland's kid
| ing Academy tonight In six converging
parades, and there was a crowd OF forty
Thousand strong to participate in The
rally there. II was an impressive out
pouring.
The arguments on substituting the name
| OF Jerome for district attorney on tht
Republican ticket Instead OF Charles 2
| Flanmer will be heard before the election
| commissioners on Monday.
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BRIGHT OPENING.
First Chase Of Deep Runs Season
in Every WAY a Success.

notwithstanding the counter attraction
OF the v. P. LIN. c. football game. the
first run OF the season OF the Deep Run
hounds on yesterday drew an enthusiasts
tic field Of some twenty riders. The
meet was called for $3.50 o'clock at tho
hounds were ,relea sed, the field Eayly
following In the direction of Blooming
dale Hounds were cast in the meadow
east OF the Bloomin gdale Road. and were
soon away for the quarry. Riders lost no
time In their close persut, and furnished
IA gay scene as horses and hounds stream
ed over the fences along the car tracks,
a check Just before Lakeside was reach
ed afforded a rest for those upon whom
the fast run was telling A Brook Road,
however the hounds again found and
more than one stone heart IT. tr rem se,,i as
built good and strong, and not less than
four feet six inches. But though some
hearts may have grown weak. the spirits
the pack was quickly oyertalsen as they
rushed madly through the fields OF the
Warwick, estate. The thicky-gro,Wn
woods the pre ; n',,, nn ana t Inc
enthusiastic, field, and within few mo-
mcnts huntsmun after huntsman was
clearing the last fence. and being landed
At this fence the enthusiasm OF one
rider exceeded that of his mount. and
for few minutes afforded variety TO the
hlthefto uHDroRel sl6it " cteti'l pe1 ~ ~
Faces were now turned towards the
clubhouse, and for two mules I1s,., the nv hunt
We're cast for the third and last time
back Of Brooks store, the horse. Of Ken zen
nelman Lloyd became unruly and. dash
ing OF at breakneck speed, soon left the
field far behind He was finally subdued.
however. and Lloyd finished With MN
well under control.
q Over the Wostbrook estate the hunters
galloped into the clubhouse. flnis l1'+ft
Quite a party was gathered to welcome
the riders and con gratulatons were ex-
changed upon the success OF the openlng
Among mon those riding we're Mr.. II e,
Beattie, NJ II. H.; Messrs u. b. Sydnor
Mr.. ". 8. Young. NJ, II. W.. Christian.
j. A. J, Anderson, Archer An = narbs =
n. De I obson I, r. paEe, = F1 ob6s
], ", McComb, Q. ]. Sands. II. c., Beat.
tie, Jr, Or. ]. a. White. Mr. and MIS-
i. w Scott, A. s, Buford, Jr, and
ut hers y43. tx ~ ii.gi
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& II L 2 = "a
Elizabeth Doherty. the only daughterSof
Mr.. and Mrs. John J.Doherty and Mr..
Andrew j. Tlerncy. The high altar was
beautiful with its many lighted candles
and q profusion OF chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Annie Bolton presided at the organ,
and during the ceremony played sweetly
s"Oh Promise Me- and Hearts 20
Hearts" The only attendants were Mr..
Joseph Duffy and Mr. Nicholas Morano.
The bride was alfred in n travelling suit
OF blue broad cloth and carried n large
bouquet OF Brides roses and maiden
hair fern. The popularity OF the couple
was fully nttestcd by the many hand
some and useful presents they received;
among them were many handsome silver
and bric-a-brac ornaments The happy
couple left on the noon train for Wash
NinEton, Baltimore Cincinnati and Nor
folk, and on their return will be at home
to their friends at No. 2Ds South Fifth
Street. S .}t
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WIN
IN FAMOUS SUIT
Mcssrs. Bloonberg, Dawson and
Marks Warmly Cangratu-
lated By Friends.

Tho celebrated case OF J. H. Busby
against DAWSON Bloomberg md Marks,
that has been in tho Law and Equity
Court for more than q year. came to m
end yesterday afternoon with verdict
for tho defendants which tho Jury rom
dcred after being out littlo less than
half IN hour.
This trial, which Is, perhaps. the last
OF tho case Is the third In tho series.
In the first trial Busby was awarded by
tho jury's verdict $4,000 damages. The
Judge set aside this verdict rs contrary
to the law and the evidence, and granta1
n now trial.
At the second trial tho Jury failed e
ngrce. the Jury standing eleven for de-
PENDANTS and one for the plaintiff, and
a mlstrinl was tho result. The third trial.
which has been on for n week, came to an
end last evening with n verdict for tho
defendants, after the close OF argument
by counsel. The jury was less than
half hour making up It's mind. s55
MIR. Busby entered suit against Messrs.
Sol. L. Bloomberg and Luther Dawson,
lawyers. aud Harry Marks, wholesale
claiming $4,000 damages, alleging that
the defendants had entered into con-
spiracy to ruin his business and hurt his
credit.
Tho first trial created the g1s>test In
terest, and a grcat and curionn crowd at
tended the hearing each day. and tho
evidence was widely read. This was in
large measure due to tho prominence
OF the defendants. The first verdict was
n great surprise to tho defendants. and
they promptly asked the court, through
their COUNSEL 10 set aside the verdict on
grounds already stated. This Athc court
did. All subsequent hearing until this
past conducted resulted In n hung jury.
Friends OF the d efendants were warmly
congratnlating them yesterday afternoon
on the final outcome OF the case.
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Will Speak to Men.

An unusually attractive speaker WIN
address the mems meeting at the Central
Young Mems Christian Association ms
afternoon 81 5:G O'Clock Mr.. j. Ernest
'FnaGkef. of Norfolk. the pastor, epanEe'
lIst and lecturer Or. Thacher 10 q man
Of exceptional attraetiyenesB 10 nrn.
tettfleea and eloquent
Professor Hubert Grlspini. Of iyew YDfk
CITY, iae trombone sololat. viii render
two telsetiona. This s1nK service VII
begin promptly at aH O'Clock, and IN
hymns Rili he Illustrated ny stersoptint
de8B There will bc speciaI meeting
for eeyg ~ IN c'clpck.
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Elect Glass Officers.

The students OF the Medical College Of
Virginia held largely attended class
meeting last night for the purpose OF
electing class officers for the class OF
1906 Mr.. T.. p. Bates was unanimously
elected president; Mr.. l.. w White. first:
vice president, from the Medical Depart
ment; Mr.. r. y. Iongan, second vice
president, from the Dental Department.
and Mr.. Fl. S. Scott, secretary and
treasurer,
More interest was taken IN the election
last night than has been taken In years
before More than three hundred Of the
students were present. and the elections
went of at lively rate.
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POSTAL LINES
Old F. & P. Telegraph Wires in
New Hands.

ner,nning next wednesday the tee,
graph lines along the route s,,r OF inc wb Hh
Fnrmylc and PoWhntan a.'t'i - ,.nown ms ~
u the Underwater dc and Western, WI pass Isl
w, w mo control OF the Postal Telegraph
Company, a,ad Nv fin Pos
" rarmylIe. Cumberland Courthouse st, To
paecovllle, Balsyllle Powha,taa a v Gop .ar
house. Doach Moseley che sseiana W Ghar-
P In,ie courthouse, ciemontown Mills psa-
tons Hampden-sldnsy Macon Ma s,,n Me-
Reos, Rival, Roseney. slonnur s ''l'''
side, White Hall and Wor rIn = nav sta.
t,a a. VI, yin be opened up. and the line WI
40 DO Commercial as we'll as railroad pus''
ness. z, ~ last night
that Everything was being soaaan nn II !,
shape shar for 7 opening up the line promptly
"Wednesday morning.
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Personals and Briefs.

i,rho Misses Lucas, Of Charleston, 8, g,
20 tha el,ests or Mrs. John 9. Verotsh.
No. 1910 Floyd Avenue. I. ,~n,hat Z
Mrs Kathreen Faudrcy, q Pow s'at.a
oo Nm Is In the city, visiting friends
an Miss a' Elizabeth stubbs, OF Ellerons, VIII
! leave s for homo to-day after g Two week weeks.
stay with Miss Annie. Louise .nu $751; s.u DDS
her suburban home. m me w, wes =. .."a ~.
w, WI = Ma had for over two weeks, will
h m abl IL to sit up to-day,
ce Gnpsa IS SPENDING a fow days In tho
e et,,'' as a guest Of Sergeant Stuart y a, A.
1VaiRa. Y. a.ii...l 49, lael
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Personals and Briefs.

Ministers from, the Presbyterian synod
viii I'LL the pulpit Of Wes, End Church
at both services. Rev D. j. currIe will
preach at II A. NJ and Rev. William
Chlnn nj r. 81. Rev ]. r. Routtcn,
the pastor. who has been sick, Is now
able to be out, and Win te present at
both services to-day,
Rev. Or. Cridlin will conduct the ser
vices ut Stockton Street Church, both
IN The morning and evening. At the
morning service Mlss Jones, Of Rich
mond, Will render q solo
Meetings Of the Council committees
for this week VIII be as follows:
The Fire Commissioners WIN meet of
Tuesday night AT 7slb AImahouss and
Poor Committee on Wednesday night al
1880. On Thursday night at I O'Clock
the Committee on Cemetery VIII meet
md on the same night at 7:l5 the Fire
Commissioners VIII meet On FRIDAY
night AZ 1880 there WIN he a meeting
OF the Finance Committee.
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SEPARATED FROM A TEN
Henry Beat a Woman and Then
Ribbed About II. e.

Henry Hhunett, for beating ono Maria
Allen and lying about 1t .got fine of SO
and additional sentence OF sixty Days nat,
by Justice John yesterday morning.
NJ. III Sullivan, respectable appearing
aged white man was brought TO co>lrt py
his wife, who saii he had been dlsordcfly
at the home.
,.Guess III have to soak him, said
Justice John, but there wns u twinkle
In his eye 'Tcn days. MIR Sullivan"
,'But, Judge" began the wife.
Whats that; don't want him sent 70
jai2 Go on home. MIR. sullivan and
The president sat back In bis chair and
laughed at the temporary scarce he ma
given sthc couple.
+. 3. Jones was from tho country. and
he got drunk. Back to the fields" said
the One John.
X. N. 11ubnnk got ten days for being
drunk.
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CAPTAIN PARKS HERE.
Old "Game Cock" in Fine Health.
Comes to Attend Reunion.

Captain d. 8, Parks, long N einp %
of tho HOUSE, leader In the constitu--
us tho Game Cock from Page was reg reg
az the he "Game Cock from Pag. o. we.ss res reg
iptere] q Murphys Ses sta fry|snd du W
wenmtg gfes arks nHS ad hot been e Heb
mona before since tho adjournment Fl th he
consl!aIona3 conys q nero aa aga sala Fla L;
%us ia edn niissnsantly With Hon p, g. FolKes'
S NTH Whom he onE n ne 1e,3 House IS
and was a striking figure IN the i s,d nh pS
Ing a man Of nne appearance S ana pay
7 CAPTAIN Parks was returning from r., pe-
ersburg where he a 'etf for ha nome o +,
federate reunion, n.aq7 ICY ~ 'As ''e4''o -
Nv Wien asked concerning the politlcal ~ "
nation in his district, he said ne WAS au!te
sure Mr. Lauterbach, the Democratlo ho'N-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
Seven Fall From Scaffold.S

w. a. Turner, a white man, who had
been in Richmond abont5tw months, fell
from a scafrold at Eleventh aud Canal
Streets yesterday morning and brokerhi1
thigh and several ribs He fell seven
IL on feet The ambulance was called,
and he was taken TO the hospital by
DR.. Truman. who treated him. MIR. Tur-
ncr's home Is In Danyille.
The ambulance. in charge OF DR.. Tur-
man, was called to Fourth and Baker
Streets last night about Z o'clock to treat
Adcline Branch. negro woman. who
was cut across the breast BY a negro
man. II required fifteen stitches to sew
her together.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
BLUE JACKIE is NOT
DESIRABLE B0ARDERS.
(sperial 70 The rnnes -Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispat ch.)
NORFOLK, VA, Oct. ~. Allen Jones,
OF Berkley, whom the dispatches frosn
Washington paid had been dismissed from
the Iiavy-yard as machinist, was !
work there to-day. He had not received
der cf Secretary Bonaparte, and the OFF,
CT rs of the navy-yard declined TO say
whether they had received the order or
noa. The reputed cause OF dismissal from
the United States service Is that Mr.:
Jones refused TO accept A. H. Tanner and
his wife as boarders.
The citizens of Berkeley as excited be-
cause OF the incident. and they generally
take the view OF Mrs Jones III regarding
1.-THE majority OF the blue jackets as un-
desirable boarders On some places they
are excluded altogether, and as in the
Hotel Chamberl.n at Old Point and at
severa! OF the hotels in Norfolk, the off,
GERS only are accepted as patrons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
7AM|NA.NY TURNS
TO FACE HEARST
Powerful Political Organization
Realizes Can No Longer lg-
more His Canvass.
CAMPAIGN AT WHITE HEAT
All Candidates Take a Hitcn IN
Their Belts for Finish
Of Race.
tBy Associated Press J

NEW YORK, October 2s.-Amid the
crash Of party lines, the turlult Of street
parades and The cheers and misses OF
militant audiences, the city of Acw York
to-day took more seriously than ever the
noisy business of elccting II mayor. And
1t took in deadly earnest the business OF
tlectlng district attorney for this coun-
ty.
Supremacy confident in the knowledge
of historical precedents that Tnmmany
never lost a thrce-si fight. Charles +.
Murphy says he has no doubt as to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
HELP FOR MOTHERS.

Mrs. G. Wolfe. OF II w. NInety-sccond
Street, New York n. r., has made dis
coyery Of infinite value TO mothers. NO
nervous. exhausted woman cnn hope to
bcnr and raise n gonnd, healthy child
Mira. Wolfe has, In personal experienced,
learned how to nurse and raise remarks
ably healthy. robust children. and still
keep her own health strangth and good
looks. Without using any "tonlcs," drugs
or stimulants. TO all nervous. worn, ex-
,gausted wouen who send her n self-ad-
dressed, stamped envelope shn malls free
fiIli IArtlEulnrn. 80 d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
New Moving Pictures.

The following new moving pictures will
be shown free In the Casino all this
week: 'The A1ischievious Children
.The rrrascible Fisherman" Aylesbury
Ducks" THAT Awful Baby. tho Sud-
ordinate" THE Opera Hat Ine
nwnr1 and the photographer" THE Ice.
cream Eater .'Robbing Fills Majesty's
Mali, "His Washing Day" How 10
Tones sawsThe Derby" s" Empire me
second Taking Water On the Fly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
Ioint Debate at Toano.

(sneclaI 10 The TImes-DIHpatch)
TOAEO, VA. October 2s.--MessrH. SAM
uel l.. Kelley, Of Richmond, and Robert
III. Talley. Of Richmond. met here to-
day in Joint debate before good size
audience OF Democratic and Republican
Mr. raIley started the debate with q
speech OF forty minutes and was folio wed
by Mr.. Kelley In speech OF an hour.
Mr.. Talley then ncllidcd In fifteen
minutes speech Both Hpenkers were
given tho closeat attention. and much
Interest was mnnlfestcd
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i1,ce for the House from Page and Rap.
M hammock, would be elected.
NOT ApOpLEXY,
5Mr.4Wildc Had Painting Spell,
R,,+ Condition Not Serious. +.

Mr.. George Canning Wilde, seventy
eight years, OF nge. and the Oldest news vs.
paper man In Richmond, was taken 70
tho city, Hospital yesterday morning
shortly nftcr 10 o'clock, suffering from
A falntlng SPELL Mr.. Wilde was tenr tho
Corner OF Ninth and Basin Bank Street,
when he. suddenly fell. He was 'nme-
dlately treated and his condition last
night was very much improved. 1t was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
OBITUARY.
/ Mrs C. w. Macfarlane.

MISC. w. Mactarlane.
Mrs, Annie Peucolas Ma cfarlanc. wife OF
Mr. c. w. Macfarlane and daughter OF
Prof. Charles Il petleoIas, died at her
osoek rane haG bad health
for some time past, but was apparently
Somewhat improved OF late. and her death
was very sudden and unexpectedly hcr
she leaves her husband an d, e lathe r.
and Alfred Sidney, and two brothers. a.
Petieolas ard Charies p G e ata
sho was a woman OF lovely character
entirely to her iam,s an on on.
day at ii a. M, from the house, No.
CO North Fifth Street,
Regret Mr.. Ebel's Death
The funeral OF Mi, Jacob Ebel, who died
In his home, No Gus North Eighth street.
Thursday morning VII take place , IRON
ut 3:s0 o. clock this afternoon. Interment
will be In Hollywood, / ], as.
Following are the Mediterranean 31 :. y, An,nst
ASiye-Messrs. Il: T. GrMmmfF!l R nnsas.
M h;cbar j yEen E 4 William Rueger b.
a. Scott, A. +. Jhhnke. Jr. nn, = !,
HonoraryTMlesasttsI Z Adosph al Atkina 4
Th IRON SOY, Brown, Edwin Peasants, Ma !.
thias Briel, Bernard Brnuer, Henry Wen
zo, Charles Haase. Louis Bromn' C ~ -
Mr EbeI Is suryivd by his wife. three
sons, II. G.. II. 2. and Vs. E9ei, an H9
three daughters. Miss Lena h aa M NJ a. 3;
O. Rucger and Mrs. 7: a.. kecK.s ne hl so
leaves eight grandchildren.
Mrs. Mary S. Barker.
Mrs. Mary s. Barker died Ct e.t th 9 Re
treat for the sek " four Broth
f frsm anq Christ EH GShurch to-norrow at 4
o'clock, Interment Will be IN eastwood 81 %
Funeral Of Mr.. Gauldinf
Who died at his home Thursday will take =
pla ce from the Fulton Baptist Church a., a.
) O. clock this afternoon. Interment WIZ
be- In lakewood Cemetery.
George Klein,
Mr., George alein, OF No. go asa BrT The
f stres. a notee VIII Sc An
Funeral of Mr. Ebel.
The Tallor's Union Of Richmond held 9
e "a n COMMITTEES Of seven members ], 70 9
{6ey spreo ss IL IF {ho deh
| Ebel Mr., Ebel was held IN the hlgAGss
regard ~ the men he employed, an q iHs 9
action Of the union Is Q rare tribute % l''s
professor j, M. Price,
fsnecial to The Times-Dispa ch.l u. !
{Sa q 2fAte ss gtatss Ne sysil
H IL tts this morning, ffty-fonr. ye tbs
Of age. He was Tor many Xf ,nsF ba M
liz Was ordered to sea four years az ~,
Where he contracted ung !, dsenyed to te
ho o pu here to be near his TWO 'l11ie
d auEhters, who survive him; IA = !. :.
- w vas s,aI aasiye & q Major james Kill
ran, Of Portsmouth.
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!, ,c,,ort,son have but 4 days ago
returned from their bridal "Trip to en-
,.innatl and other cities Of the Middle
west. when Mrs. Richardson became Sick ~
DR. ". II. Parker was called to the Itich !.
ardson home. which Is near the Nntional
Cemetery, below the city ana ulagnoSse s
NO disease ns typhoid, II Is quite likely
,lnt Mrs. Richardson, who was Miss May
rivers. Of Harrisonburg, Will be brought
10 a hospital In this city.
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Richmond German Club.

,phe annual meeting OF the Richmond
German Club was held at the Westmore-
land Club at $50 P. 81.
The following officers were elected:
President. Mr.. Thomas Boiling: vice. pres
ident, Mr.. John Stewart Bryan secretary
and treasurer, Mr.. George Melville Reid.
Executive con,mittee-Mr. 10 Lane Sierra.
Mr.. Kirkwood Mitchell, Mr.. Allen Potts.
Mr.. Levin Joynes. Mr.. John Currie.
The first german will DO gwen December
4 9Th. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
Nav Help Sheltering Arms

The Board OF Managers ask all friends
OF the shelterIng Arms to remember IT.
needs on November Sd, Donation Day. The
.larder is empty, and the continued d, E .s2a
work OF this institution depends entlreiy
,:>1on voluntary gifts OF friends.
Every benefit IS given free, and the
mnnagersamake an earnest appeal for sup
r,orf IN their wort ny undertaking.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
Goes to Hastings Court.

& When the case OF WIlloe G.. Gregory,
charged with mIsappropria;ing about $500
or the Security Trust and LIE Insurance
Company Of Philadclpha,o Of which he was
general agent here, was called in the Po-
ice Court yesterday morning Mr.. E., II:
Wells, counsel for the defendant. waived
examination and the case was forwarded,
to the Corporation Court.
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at first thought he had apoplcxy, but,
this was found to be Incorrect.
& For several years he had not been
connected with any OF the city papers,
yet took an active interest In them all.
and was well-known throughout the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
McGeorge-Lindsay.

Mrs. Emma Lindsay. OF No POI North
Meadow Street. Richmond. formerly OF
Barton Heights. announces the marriage
of her daughter, Emma, to Mr.. John NC
George. which took place IN Hnllfax. y.
T.. August g. 1865.
The announcement VIII come as a sur
prise to the many friends OF the young
peode. as 1t has been kept a secret
from all except the immediate family.
The ceremony was performed by Dr..
Shields OF the Episcopal Church, and
vas witnessed by Miss Mary Lindsay,
sister OF the bride. and Mr.. Harry a..
Nightingale. OF this city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
"A Pretty Marriage.

A very pretty marriage was celebrated
Tuesday morning October oath, at il a..
NJ. at ST. Peters Cathedral, when the
Rev. Dr.. Joseph NiagrI Joined II, the
holy bonds OF mntrimony Miss Annetta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
.HoMElER & CLARK WIN ANOTHER.
s553a fG PRIZE .a.5S III

Tho Van Ness SpeclHl Cash f7rlzo TOT
best at-homo photography was awarded
to Homeier and Clark by tho Phot ogran h-
ers' Association of Virginia and the
Carollnas, which held Its annual conYpn-
ton at Charlottesville, Va, last week,
This only adds another prize toethe
list OF honors won by these artists, at
home and nbrond.-AdVS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
Hustings Court.

cases tried yesterday u7nher of rev
cnue cnscs disposed Of and others posi-
poned until November term OF cou'. Al,
.sa1i Ico,ored) indicted for murder
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will meet at u
o'clock Monday. No.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
Shot a Woman in the Street.

Eddie Fry, a negro. was arrested last
night for shooting al negro woman
named Sophie Robinson. The man fired
two shots. hut neither took effect IN the
anatomy OF the woman,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
Daily Court r ecord
Law and Equity.

Suits Instituted yesterday Daniel Dor
soy w. Maria Dorsey suit for d.
yorce.
4 Hambro Dis,illng and Distributing
Company and Coca Cola Company VS.
George G. and George p. Guvenator for
ss7.5G.
Cases concluded yesterdny-Busby-
I,loombcrg case With verdict for DEFEND :