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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-04
SHOT THR0' HEAD
Attempted Suicide Of For
mer Washington Man.
IA Negro Preacher Disappears While
Going Down the Tar River and is
believed to Have Been
Drowned.
Especial to News ana observer


Washington, y. r., Feb. 5.--.Sews
was received here today by Wire Of
the attempted suicide 1t Windsor Of
Mr. y. Nj. Shaw. q popular former res
ident here. No cause was giveu for
the deed. but it is supposed that ill
health preyed on the unfortunate
mans mind. -dr. shan snot himself
through the head and at last reports
was still living but probably beyond
earthly assistance. He had q large
circle of friends here who are great
ly distressed at the tragedy.
Rev Augustus Blount, a colored
preacher here. is supposed to have
been drowned this morning IL TAI
river while on his way to Gre9nville.
He intended going UP on the steamer
Shilo, and between here and Pactolus
lis absencc was noted and the as
sumption is that he fell overheard
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-04
THE JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION,
Eonsc Comm t;ee iu;horizcs Fayns
able Report on the Bill.
fRv the Associated Press.)

Washington. Feb. S,--Ihe Holse
Committee on T;1dus.ra Arts and EY-
positions today authorized BY Totc ~
10 =. 2 favorable report on the MI
prepared by Il subcommittee. foT M
holding OF 3n international naval. i11a~
rim. and military exposition Ii 90
80 celebrate tho settlement OF James
town. Va. The amounts of the appfo-
priation ~ be hereafter made II Athc
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-04
SAW HER CHILD DECAPITATED
A Nine Ycar-Old Boy Killed By a
stree Ger.
lSnacial 10 News ard ObserverD

Especial TO News and Obsewer)
Norfolk. Va. Feb. 3.-While playing
II. front of his fathers house in BerlSe-
lcz this afternoon. nine-year-old Abe
F.chelbaum was knocked down by d
trolley car and decapitated. The
child's mother was an eyewitness to
he tragedy from window.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-04

him (Swayne) III a bankruptcy pro-
ceeding.
When he concluded Mr.. Thurstor
asked foc time to fife exhibits regard
ing certificates of expenses of Circuit
Judges not yet received from the
Secretary of the Treasury, but upon
objection by Mr.. Palmer the request
was withdrawn.
The Senate adjourned until tomor-
row
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-04
Inl.nomn schooner strllses.

Norfolk, Va. Fcb. An unknown
schooner struck a mile and 4 half
north of False Carn Life Saving Ssa
ton ;.t 10 O'Clock tonight. Life saver
have gone 70 the assistance> Of the
. crew,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-04
\ Policy of Standard Deliver.

The decision says that "no other
indiyjdual could do business in COM
petition with the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Railway Company III this felu
unless he enjoyed the same freight
rate advantages: that when other in
diyiduals cndeavorcd 10 make con-
tracts in competition with the Colora-
do Fuel and iron Company they were
compelled 10 pay the published rate
and therefore were unable 10 furnish
the coal; and that under this ar
rangemcut the Santa Fe Company and
the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
virtually entered into a Partnership
in the handling of this coal, in the
axecrtjon Of which the published
schedules of the Santa Fee were ut
terly disrega rded."
The commission says the Santa re
Company acted as agent for the Col
orado Fuel and Iron Company IN col
lec.ing from it's customers the price
of tho coal itself along with the
period covered by the investigation
the Santa Fo Company transported
coal for the Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company for legs than its open tariff
rates, and these concessions amount
ed IN many cases TO the price or the
coal tsc,f
Under the~ joint tariff filed May "a,
81. 1904, the railroads, parties to that
tariff allowed the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company Il concession on al
coal transported under these Joint
rates Of 1.t5 per ton. Mr. BIddie.
freight traffic manager Of .fhe santa
fre system. testified that of the Sl.0o
received BY the Santa. Fc $1.1o was
always paid to the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company with the full moWl-
edge of the El Paso and Southwestern.
These railroads, therefore. collected
the published tariff rate from the
Trinidad district to destination. and
raid back to the Colorado Fuel aud
iron Company sl.i5 per ton of the
amount collected.
"Some suggestion has been made
that these payments 10 The Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company by the santa
Fe werc not in the nature of rebates.
but simply payment for the pric" of
its coal: that the published tariffs in
reality included the cost OF tn" coal
hut inadvertently omitted tn state nat
tac,. The record conclusivcly shows
the contrary.'
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-04
HOW A RAILROAD
PLAYED OUTLAW
FIagrant, WiIfuI and Con-
tinuous Violation.
THIS FOR FIVE YEARS
Such is the Arraignment of the Atchi'
son, Topeka and Santa Fe in De-
cision Rendered BY the Inter-
State Commerce Com
,s~snes~~
(By the Associated Press }

Washington, Feb. 3.-"Flagrant
wilful and continuous violations of
the law during the past five years is
the way in which the Atchison, To-
peka and Santa Fe Railroad is ar
raigned in q decision promulgated to-
day by the Interstate Commerce
Commission on the alleged unlawful
rates and practices of that road in
the transportation Of coal and mine
supplies, involving also the Colorado
Fuel and iron Company. The main
points of the decision. summarizing
the way in which it is alleged the law
has been violated and disregarded are
as follows:
"The act to regulate commerce re-
quires carriers TO publish and adj
here to their tariffs. The AtchiSon,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Com
pany has for the last five years will
fully and continuously violated this
provision of the law in respects above
stated.
February 10. 1908, the so-callcd
Elkins' Bill was enacted, providing
that carriers should in no case trans
port traffic until a tariff has been pub
lished an dthat the published tariff
should be observed, and providing
a penalty of not less than $1,000 nor
more than $4,000 for each offonse.
The provisions of this statute extend
both to the railway company which
grants and the party which receives
the concession. Both. the Santa Fe
and the Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
paay Systematically and continuously
violated the provisions of that act In
the particulars mentioned from the
day of its passage down to Noren1-
ber 81 1904, when the tariffs under
which this coal moved were reduced
in all cases $l.15.
1T should be further observed that
on March %. 1902, the United states
Circuit Court in suit begun at the
instance and request OF the Inter
state Commerce Commission. enjoine ed
the Atchison, Topeka and Sahta Fe
Railway Company 10 observe in all
respects its published schedules Of
rates. That company from the date
OF this injunction down To November
81. 1904. was apparently in continu-
Gus disregard OF that order OF the
coure in its failure to maintain these
coal tariffs
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-04

Tbe love OF the Lord never yet jed
men to hate one another.
A man may be solid OH the time
card and still miss the train.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Quincy under such suspicious clrcum

stances.
MI. and Mrs Miles left on the mid
night east bound train for an extended
Journey to Nova Scotia and other points
The going away gown Of tho bride was
a very handsome blue silk walking cos
tune, with hat and gloves to correspond.
The bride Is q very accomplished, hand-
some young lady, Of sparkling wit and
brightness and a devotee OF music being
an exceptionally glitter pianist. She is
q greatniece OF Mr. B. Fl: Berry, MRS.
James Poindexter and Miss Ophella Der
Try, OF Richmond.
The groom Is young business man OF
fine ability, and very successful VINO,
during his nearly four years residence IN
Bedford City. has won many friends. ne
Is member Of the large and prosper
ous Arm of the Berry. Suhling Tobacco
Company. and the agent Of the Alberta
COMPANY, leaf exporters.
Among the guests from other points,
who attended the marriage. were Mr..
and Mrs. George Miles, OF Appomattox,
the parents Of the groom: Mr.. and Mrs.
William s. Carroll. of Lynchburg the
latter the sister Of the groom, and their
children:T Mrs Harold .. Smith, or IN
dianapolis Ind, and Miss Clara Carroll,
of I,vnchburg; Mrs. Dr.. John Mahoney,
or Richmond; Mrs. Norton r, Savage,
Richmond: Mrs.. Harvey Moore, Mrs.
! Frank Dorsey and Miss Kittie Layman,
~ rindianapols; Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhard
Suhiing. Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Adams. MISS
Fljzabeth J. Nicholas. Mrs. John =. Cas-
l<ie Miss Lucy Jackson, Miss Louise
jackson and Mr.. w. w. Dickerson, al
OF &Lynchburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02

E,nmie Thomas. of Richmond: Miss
Nancy Cook. Of Rlchmond; Miss Mary
Gatewood, OF West Point; Misses Eva
Brancroft Tyler, Mamie Flckler, Mar
garet crutchaeid Mercer Crutchaeld.
Lena Rowe, Frances Taylor, OF Fred
erlcksburg,a Ushers-M essrs. John Par.
rlsh, OF Richmond. Joel Perrin. OF Rich
mond; Robert McCandlish, OF Richmond;
James =, Bradley, OF Baltlmore; John
Chew, Of se,Wlekley, Pa; John N, ".
Ca rlnlchael OF Fredericksburg. Two
3nieces OF the bride, little Misses El!za-
were the ribbon holders. The bride wore
an elegant costume Of white m si, ch,f.
Veil and carried o shower bouquet Of
lilies ct the valley Tho maid q honor
and lace. carrying a shower bouquet OF
roses The br!desmnids wore blue-fow-
Following the Ceremony an elegant recep-
ton was held at the hone of The e. brode S
which Mr., and Mrs. Gatewood left or
the north-bound Train for o bridal trip,
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FINAL EXERCISES.
Bowling Green Female Seminary
in. Fine Condition.
oecial to The Timas-Dtspatch. }

Especial to The TiHas-Dispatch.)
BOWLING GREEN. VA, June 1.-The
final exercises OF Bowling Green Female
Seminary were held in Bullard $ Hall
last night. The baccalaureate sermon waj
delivered by Rev. J. H. Light. OF Fred
}ericksburs, Va. in the Methodist Church
Sunday morning.
80 s1lY. night the junior concert was
given, and Dr. F.. G. Wood ward. OF Rich-
mond College. made the annual sddress
wednesday night the senior concert
was given. consisting Of vocal and instru-
and diplomas in proficiency were award
ed. Miss Ann boswell. Of Hanover coun-
graduate: Miss Annie Maury White. %
\ this place, received q diploma as full
graduate.
Major R. o. Pentross. chairman OF the
board of trustees, announced that the
school was on n sound financial footing,
and that Its prospects were very bright
although 1t was a school IN the Methodist
conference, 1t had never received any
financial aid from 1t. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
large assemblagc Of friends and relatives.
Roy. Dallas Tucker. the. rector Of the

large assemblage Of friends and relatives.
Rcv. Dallas Tucker, the rector Of the
church. officiating,
The church was very tastefully deco
rated with ported Boston ferns, boughs
OF the beaupful shell-tinted mountain ivy
and daisies .erming 1owry background
within the chancel for the impressive ser
vice OF matrimony. Many electric lights
Shed mellow glow upon the fair scene.
Professor W. Saunders Adams, OF Lynch
burg. gave q delightful organ recital
prior to the arrival Of the bridal party
and rendered the wed thn marches ana
3 The ushers advanced first and took
positions on either side OF the rostrum.
They were in full evening ,dress and wore
sboutonnlers Of lilies Of the valley !, They e
Nicholas, of Lynchburg; Robert u Scott,
of Norfolk; Niles Faggatt Of Roanoke;
IS. s. Lambeth Jr.. IT, W. Richardson,
@: G. Bell and 2. G. Bur rl OF BEDFORD
g. g" g. Bell. arr ARE in lovely cos
tune OF figured heliotrope silk mule with
trimmings OF German VA ia tren, sa, ~
Wearing a coronet Of heliotrope: in her
hand she carried bouquet of heliotrope
with long ribbons Of smi!ax; after Whon
came the little maid OF honor and sister :
lovely frock of white silk, white shoes
and hose and carrying white roses: Las
came the bride. very charming ana love-
". clad inxan exquisite creation of white
crepe and German Val lace. over white
.taffeta With white girdle; over the faiT
form fell in flln,y folds the long veil OF
tulie. In her hand she held shower
b to C Of lilies Of the valley. She was
escorted by her father. Mr.. James NJ.
Berry. to the foot of the rostrum, where
she was met by the groom and his best
manfnnd brother. Mr.. Edmund Miles. OF
pittsburg. Pa, both in full dress. Then
fine Shetrothal service took place. The re.
mainder OF the ceremony was performed
in front. of the chancel
= The party left the church IN reversed
order and repaired to the home Of the
br I parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J: n. Berry,
where a reception was held to the rela-
tives and Immediate friends Of the two
families. .,..,,, ao,,,od WITH
roses and other flowers, upon wnlcn
noany lights glowed with pleasing erect
These. With the beautiful evening COS.
tunes OF the ladies'. and evening ulGs
~ The men. all conspired to form mem,
~ oro i,ie scene, of which the fair youns
brds vas sesAe the center. Tempting and
Nv frozen dainties. strawberries ana caN'
wera dispensed in graceful style, ~
IA reiv has there been 80 valu,s PIC ~, d ~
handsome an array here OF brianl PIE !
ants az was presented these fortunia tnS
v vt,ug people. who enter upon life's u'i'f'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
June WEDDINGS
IN OLD VIRGINIA.
Brilliant Ceremony Takes Place
in Hampton Baptist
Church.
MISS sCHMELz THE BRIDE.
Elaborate Dinner in Hone Of
Bride Follows the We'd
ding.
MISS sCHMELz THE BRIDE
Special 70 rha Times. Dispatch,

Especial 10 Tho Times.D lspatch.)
HAMPTON, VA, June LA brilliant
wedding took place this afternoon In the
Hampton Baptist Church. when Miss
Ethel schmelzy daughter Of Banker Henry
L. Schmelz became the bride OF Or. AL
bert Bnltzelc, Of Marianne, Fla. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. j. Lee
onidas Rosser.
Tho bride was attended by Mrs. Henry
Lane schmelz as matron OF honor. and
by Miss Margaret Schmelz, her sister, as
maid OF honor. The bridesmaids were
Misses Ruth Schmelz, Hilda 6chmelz.
Elsie Schmelz. Rose Parramore and Mary
| McMenamin, all cousins of the bride:
Ca: Miss Elizabeth Carney and Miss
Gertrude Armistead. OF Churchland,. Va:
Miss Lee, Of New York. and Miss Foyer.
Or. Baltzelle's best man was CAPTAIN
Baltzelle, and the nshers were Messrs:
Gdmey and Henry and KeTp
sempie, Of Norfolk: Captain Bishops, u.
Is. A., stationed at Fort Monroe; Messrs
H9ward S eTe Now MamP carenee a Moo
nav, Cloverdale; DR.. Benjamin Nloomaw.
Roanoke. and; Captain Albert A. star
some costume OF lace over chiffon and
! tareta and carried q splendid bouquet OF
titles Of the valley. Her matron Of honor
wore white satin and carried peonies
while the maid Of honor was dressed ~ ~
peones. The bridesmaids were gowned
In white Brussels net. with pink figured
roses over white taffeta, and wore pink
girdles. They wore white tulle Mother
Goose" hats and carried in their hands
! pink peonies and asparagus ferns.
An elaborate wedding dinner followed
the ceremony in the home Of the brides
parents After an extended bridal = tour ~
anna, Fla, where DR.. Baltzele has q
Lucrative practice. He is graduate Of
Tulane University.
d The bride Is the daughter OF Banker
| Henry L. Schmelz, one OF the best known
sananciers in this section Of the State.
He was the first president of the James
town Exposition Company. but on account
OF his private affairs. found 1t impossible
| to continue in that sition. He was at
one time president OF the Virginia Bank
| sers' Association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
fell THIRTY FEET
THROUGH A BRIDGE
"a Lady, Man and Boy Are
Bitten By Mad
Dog. III
.fsnecial to The Times-Dispatoh.)

Especial to Inc &IlInes-D!speitC11'1
IRON GATE, June l.-Mr. J. y. Ear
heart, Of Bridgewater, in coming here to
join his family met with painful aae 4
dent Tuesday night. lie arrived IN Chiffon
Forge after dark, and In walking down
met a train on the bridge over the J ack-
son River. In attempting to step out OF
the way over to the other track he fell
through. The night was dark. and ne be-
Ing a stranger, did not known the distance
between the tracks fell about thirty rect {, Ct,
breaking his colar-bone, brulsng his leg
and arm and breaking three ribs He IS
doing we'll as possible,
The appearance Of q mad-dog caused q
great excitement here yesterday. He BIT
q colored boy. also Mr.. Hodges. and IN
passing bit several dogs. Mrs. shaffer::
who lives in the extreme end Of town me-
she was carrying, telling him to the
ground. She then ran, but fell, and the
dog sprang upon her, biting her three
times, taking pieoe Of flesh out Of the
She went Immediately to Richmond to
be trented Mr.. Hodges will go also. The
colored boy went to Clifton Forge and
had his wound burnt out. 55s'
The dog was killed by Mr.. Jim Simmons,
blacksmith who was former owner.ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
A GRAND OCCASION.
Buckingham People Show Their
Pride in Their High School.

s4si5s Especial 10 ut -44st
XII BUCKINGHAM. VA, June 1.-Not for
many year. with the possible exception
Of the first Woodbridge and Forbes trial.
has there been such an immense gather
Ing OF people at Buckingham Courthouse
as assem- bled here last Tuesday night
to attend the High School commence
ment exercises.
< Long before the time for opening the
exercises a mass OF humanity surged
around the front door OF the courthouse
in which the programme was to be rem
dercd. Early in the night every one Of
the three hundred seats that. had been
prepared for the occasion was occu-
Pied and the vestibule and stairways
OF the building were filled with those
4 who could not secure seats. H
splendid programme, with varying
features, was rendered, The opening
address was made by Thomas Hall. The
fan drill and fancy march. by twelve
boys and twelve girls, was also highly
attractive There were number OF rec
itations, tnbleaux and singing.
THE Home Band under the direction
OF Mr.. A. C. Spencer, ably assisted by
Miss Mamie Moseley and Mrs. T. B..
Bondurant, panists, intcrspersed the ex-
ercises with delightful music. All in
attendance seemed thoroughly to enjoy
the evening and many were the con-
gratulations showered upon Principal F..
p. Dahl and his assistant, Mrs. Bondu-
& rant, for the successful Accomplishment
OF their efforts. 80 - -1-- 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
ELEGANT WEDDING.
Miss Crutchfield the Bride
Mr.. Tohn Minor GateWood.
. Especial % THE Times. Dlspatch.)

-. Especial TO The Times. Dlspatch.J
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, June LIN
handsome, old St: Georges Episcopal
Church at six o'clock this morning. a
wedding Of prominence was solennized.
when Miss Elizabeth FRENCH Crutchtield.
daughter Of Mrs. E. NJ. Crutchheld, OF
this city, became the bride Of Mr.. John
Minor Gatewood, formerly OF West Point.
Va, now OF Boston. Mass, In the pres
spa cious edifce. The chancel was taste
fully decorated. Rev. w. D. Smith, rector
of the church, performed the ceremony.
Miss Anne II. Maury, of Richmond, was.
the maid of honor and Mr.. Emerson
Smith, of Portsmouth, was the best man..
The bridesmaids were Miss Martha Hous-
ton Evans OF Germantown, Pa; Miss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Luck Roanoke. Va.
Editor-in-Chief Corks and CuTls-Charles
senff McYeigh. Richmond. Va.
Fatally Kicked.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.'
yLYNCHBURG, VA, June News re-
,ceyed in the city late tonight gave
meagre details OF the serious Il not fatal
kicking OF Stewart Terry. the fifteen
year. old son OF Mr., w. L.8TerTy. well
10 do farmer, by q horse tonight AT
midnight the lad was unconscious. and
every effort Of several attending physl-
clans to revive him had been In vain,
It seems that the boy was ut work IN
his fathers stables shortly after nights
fall, when one Of the horses Kicked nm,
twice. Ono Of the blows struck nm n
the head and tho second In the breast.
Mr. Terry lives In Campbell county, seY-
eral miles from Lynchburg,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Morphine Doctor Derneilted.

Especial to Tho mes-Dlspatch.)
NORFOLK, VA. June Joe Wilcox. who
cause he administered morphine to the men
and women OF the sl,uns. was taken up on the
streets yesterday and was committed to the
Jail hospital to-day to be examined for lunacy.
He has recently been discharged from tho
almshouse supposed to be cured. He said no
would apply for work in the city, but he used
his liberty to haunt tho poston,ce to demand
that tho clerks there should deliver to him
SO, 900 which he knew was In the malls await
Ing his cals. He was bright man and may
have had some Knowledge of medicine. but
he Is docrepit dnd probably demented now.
Ills wife Is cripple and Is at the almshouse.
She, too. dispensed tho drug. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
hardson-Flippin.

Especial to The ,I1mes-DlspaIcn:5
LYNCHBURG, VA, June 1.-THE home
of Mr.~G. r. F'lippin. on Cabell Street.
In this city, was the scene OF a pretty
wedding this attsrn9e 3, at g clock when
Red to Mr.. Charles T.. Richardson Of
Farmer 'ar city Ill. The bride Is an at
tractive young lady with a large circle
Of friends here, and the groom Is trny-
sissippi and Alabama for Hancock Bro
TIERS tobacconists, Of this city. The GER
emony was performed by Rev. j. A. Mum
d., pastor of the Cabell Street Baptist
Church. 4ltai 53 r'&4 afl2t5 t,Gts t55 so
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receivers, to take charge Of the property
Of tho corporation until the appointments
Of trustee. It is stated that the total
liabilities OF the company will amount to-
about S55,O00 4 t4435s g " 81
fredericksburg College
.(Snacinl to MISUNDERSTANDING

fKE6ERlc KsBOKG, T..V A..s--7- une 9 ~
College commenced to night with the final
celebration Of the primary department In
the college hall. under, the. direction Of
I by q musicale under the direction Of
Professor B. a. Franklin. on Friday
night, dramatic entertainment on 6at e
&urdny night, baccalaureate sermon on
Sunday night 1.-THE Presbyt terrain Church
I by Raw. DR.. T. r. English, Of Richmond !:
musicale on Monday. night. address before
ston, OF Richmond. on Tuesday morning;
celebration Of ~ the Literary Societies
Tuesday night and the delivery Of med
nesday morning. which viii close the sos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
RAVEN SOCIETY.
Students Elected to Membership
On Their Scholastic Merits.

CFIARIIOTTESYILLE, VA, Juno IL.
The following students OF the University
Of Virginia have been elected to the Raven
scholastic merit In their respective class
cs, as applicants for degrees next year:
Law-Thomas Moore Bradley. Jr.. Biz
mIngham, Ala; Frank Edmund Braden
Burford Guthrie Okla: Robert Edward
Lee Chun1bley, New River, Va; William
West Grant, Jr.. Denver. Col; Leon Maui
rice Nelson, Richmond, Va.
q Medicine--spencer Plppn Bass, Tarboro.
N. G.; William Minor Bryan. Char lottes-
vile, Va: Thomas James Butler. Lynch
burg, Va: Charles Magill Fauntleroy.
rodsburg. KY; William Winston Snead.
Academic-Carl Philip Bonn. Louisville,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Withers-Jones.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch)
DANVILLN. VA, june 1--Mlss Agnes
Jones', Oldest daughter OF p. *. Jones, q
prominent tobacconist of this city. was
married tonight to y. ?, Withcrs, a
riaga was celebrated at the home OF tho
BRIDE Rev J. G. Hall, Of the Episcopal
Church, performed the ceremony.
The groom Is a brother OF former state
Senator Eugene Wlthers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Tett--HoWard.

ROANOKE, VA. June l.-Miss .yir-
ginia Howard. daughter OF Judge W..
L. Howard, Of Floyd, and Or. Samuel
to-day at the home of tho cousin OF the
bride, Mrs, r., Willis Michael Roy. Ar
thur Booghor officiating, Miss Lillian
Pendleton OF Floyd was the maid Of
honor, and DR. G. 3. Crute, Of Farm
vile, best man.
The couple left on noon train for Rich
mond and Washington,