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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-29
HANNAH AND MORTON.

Adjutant General Harvey Han.
nah and Captain John Morton viii
be here to look over the battle
ground and arrange for the build
ing of forts a d breast works.
The sham battle will be the big
gest thing of the kind ever UNDER
taken in the South, and Ss5s,s
ence of these cr.tf N befof
the Four sSdicstes sne earnest
ness v 4hich they are entering
into the fair.
THE SOLDIERS.
There bilI be three companies
from M lhvilIe, including the fa-
nous Nashville Grays. two from
one from Humboldt,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-29

The monster parade, consisting
of soldiers, artillery, bands, clubs,
secret orders, floats and many 9TH
er things, will be an interesting
sight, and all should make special
effort to get to Union City in time
to witness 1t.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-29

A rare treat is in store for base
ball enthusiasts, as Martin and
Mckenzie teams are rated about
the best amateur clubs in the State,
and there is a strong feeling of
rivalry between them, insuring
hotly contested game.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-29
SHAM BATTLE ON
FOURTH OF JULY
Great Preparations Being Made by
Good People Of Union City.

Dispatches from Union City, by
wireless telegraphy, state that
Gen. Harvey Hannah and Capt.
John w. Morton are already on
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-29

ONE CELEBRATION
ONLY IN POINT OF
MAGNITUDE SEE 1T
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-29
THE GLORIOUS FoURrH.
Notes Concerning the Big celebra-
tion at Union City.


The various committees are now
working with vengeance, and
plans for the great celegration are
reaching state of perfection that
is truly surprising. The sham bat
tie which is to be a reproduction
of one of the brilliant victories Of
peerless cavalry leaders, Gen. Ma
than B. Forrest, is being planned
in detail by Gen Geo. w. Gordon,
commanded by the Tennessee Di-
vision United Confederate Veter-
ans; Gen. Harvey H. Hannah,
commander of the National Guard
of Tennessee; Capt. John w. Nor
ton, Chief of Artillery under Gen.
Forrest, and CAPT. Geo. f. Hager,
commander of Troop A, Confed-
crate Veterans of Nashville. Capt.
Hager's troop will represent For
rests Cavalry on the skirmish
line. Capt. Morton will come down
from Nashville next week and
the erection of fortifi-
cations and laying out of the bat
tie grounds. The greatest enthusi-
asm is being exhibited by the
military organizations in all parts
of the State, and this is expected
to eclipse anything Of the kind
ever attempted in this section.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-29
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PROGRAM

FNOON<AV1
PM duly a. Formal reception Confederate Veterans
III and State Mlita-By Committees and Bands.
4 FORENOON
400 Fourth of July Salute-Unde direction Cap
q tans Little and Massengill
n 500 General Street Entertainment the clowns.
$50 Brass Band ConcertIn Railroad Park by the
q best bands in the State
n o3o Grand Street Parade-Headed by Ex-Gov TAYLOR
Soldiers, Artillery, Secret Orders in Uniform Clubs
Decorated Vehicles etc. under the direction of Dr.
III F. M McRee, Marshal of the Day
1915 Salute to the Fag.-Direction Of General Hannah
Io45 Declaration of 1ndependenceJudge A. J. Lawson
% Address by Ex-Gov Rob l. Taylor.
n INTERnnssIoN DINNER.
AFTERNOON.
Athletic contests-Spor Under the direction of
John Harrison and Dick Carter.
Las Fancy Military Dril-By the Nashville Grays, the
crack military company Of Tennessee.
2.I5 The Great Sham Battle Confederate Veterans
manded by General Gordon; State Militia under
% General Hannah; Cavalry Infantry, Field Guns
and all necessary equipment provided for this great
II est of all events.
3.I5. Horse Races Direction Of A. B. Campbell and
w. c. Farris.
AIS. Comical Slow Mule Race-Directon Farris and
y Campbell.
AS. Baseball game.-Between Martin and Mckenzie two
|B OF the best amateur teams in the State.
700. Concerts in Railroad Park.-By fine Bands.
745. Magnificent Fireworks Display Direction George
T Dahnke.
II $780, "The Power Of Love company.-Reynods Opera
|E House
III Music all day by prominent bands.
Thirty fifty volunteer horses wanted for the parade
Will be III few minutes only. q
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-29

One OF the most pleasing fea-
lures of the day will be the fancy
drills by the Nashville Grays,"
the best drilled military company
in the State. This organization
has recently given several exhi-
bitions in the hippodrome at Nash
vile and is famous throughout
Tennessee. A special exhibition
drill by % picked men is said to
be one of the finest things of the
kind ever performed by any milf
tary company.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-29
COMPANY ( ACOEpTg
led by

ed by
second vice-presiusnr
chants State Bank, has
invitation from Union Z
and participate
Fourth of JnIy exercises. 4 o
one of the best drilled companies
in the State, and will make fine
showing at the celebration.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-08-17

A fire at Pennington, Wash,
early Monday morning destroyed
a butcher shop, blacksmith shop,
grocery store, drygoOds store,
hardware store and city Jail at
a loss of $1,000.
A fire at Waterville, Wash,
Monday morning destroyed
$40, 900 worth of property and
for time threatened to wipe out
the town. 1t probably was start
ed by a tramp who slept in
vacant barn.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-08-17

the box a few days since one of
the snakes bit him in the finger
as a testimonial of it's affection
but prompt treatment prevented
the bite from doing any damage
other than to make the finger
pretty sore for a time.
John HOene was in town We'd
nesday from Keuterville and in
formed us he would leave in a
few weeks for the Twin Falls
country to hold down a claim
there for year or perhaps long
er.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-08-17

NAOA VSS " ASrnadT sent B lOaQ
OF flour to White Bird the first
of the week.
A new laundry has been start
ed on the vacant lot next to the
Burge livery barn.
L. E. Henderson has his new
house in the north end Of town
up and enclosed and will soon
have it ready to move into.
The Nezperce Cooperative
telephone Office has arranged to
be open from 8 to IL, l to 5 and
6 to 8 on week days and from 8
to IL on Sundays.
The Camas Prairie Land Co.
has taken the agency for the
Idaho Mutual Fire Insurance
company, of Boise, and the Ma
tional Mutual company, of Oma-
ha.
George Stuber made another
shipment of fat cattle from
KOOskia to Alaska the first of
the week. Owing to the hot
weather he did not take down
any hogs.
Fred Erskine completed the
work of surveying and plating
the new Mcpherson addition
early last week and will have the
blue prints of the same ready in
a short time.
Work on the Kaufman resi-
dence southwest of town is
practically completed and after
a few days in the hands of the
painters and paperhangers the
house will be ready for occupan-
cy.
The Curtiss dramatic class of
Grangeville will play East
Lynne" at the opera house to-
morrow evening. This play is
an excellent one and promises to
be well played. It should draw
a good house.
A bouncing baby girl was born
Wednesday night to the wife of
Frank Simon in this city, DIR.
Turner in attendance. All con-
cerned are doing nicely and
Frank is wearing a smile that
won't come off,"
S. J. Mayo, of the local sur
veying crew, has some queer
pets, in the shape of three rattle
snakes, which he has Gagged up
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-08-17
east Lynne. y

$ Prices rs, IS and so Cents.
S Seats On Sale At The POstOffice
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
Taylor-Chenault.

Especial 30 Tho Times Dispatehl
ENFIELD. VA. December zs.-in'
NIcKdudrec Methodist Church. near tals
place. was the scene yesterday ut noon
OF a beautiful marriage. when Miss Laura
J.. Taylor became the bride ~ MI james
r. Chenault Miss Tavior IS The daugt-
ter % MI n ?. Taylor, formerly a res
ident of Maryland, but now residing nefe
as farmer. Mr.. Chenauit is % son ~
Mr. Brookine Chenauit deceased and is
slso farmer Of this place. The chanc"l
and aislcs OF tho church We've covered
with n white cloth. and the rostrum
adorned with everereens-
The bride. attended by her maid 90
honor Miss Garnett Reid. was met ut
the altar by the groom with his brother.
Mr. Fred r. Chenauit as best man. The
ushers were Messrs. Thomas Campbell.
Mason Dabney. Govarn Chenault and
Walter Fox. The other attendants We're
Miss Matte Cooke. with Alr. Mercer
Abrahams: Miss Minnie Abrahams. with
Mr. Curtis Green; Miss Jennie Dabney.
with AIr. Lewis Beadlcs, Of Hanover
county, and cousin Of the groom Miss
Bessie Moran with Mr.. ~. r. Abrt-
hams: Miss Susie Dabney. with Mr. c. II.
Beadles. brother OF the groom, and Miss
Emily Cooke with Mr.. Fleetwood Moran.
The bride was gowncd I'm a gray tailor
made suit. with gloves and hat to match.
and carried n white copy of the mar
rage vow. The dress Of the maid OF
honor was white net over pink ta1eta.
and she carried maiden-hair ferns tied
with pink ribbon. The bridesmaids wore
white organdy dresses. and carried in
their hands large punches Of Boston
ferns. tied with white ribbon. Tho
eroomsmen were dressed I'm black cheviot
suits. with dress collars and ties. and
wore gray gloves. Miss Annie Timber
lake was at tho organ, and rendered
"Lohengrin" for professional ana Men
delssohn" for recessional During the
ceremony she played very softly Sweet
Marie" Rev Frank Burruss oficiated.
Immediately after'the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs Che-ault loft for Northern trip.
While away they viii visit Washington
and other citi.s. After their return they
viii reside at the home Of the groom. ln
King William. After January 10th they
viii be at their home TO welcome guests.
The evening preceding the marriage the
bridal party and immediate family were
given a reception at the hospitabie home
OF tho brides parents. At this reception
many valuable and useful presents were
presented to the bride After supper had
been served the bridal party met at the
church for 81 rehearsal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
MILITARY AFFAIRS

The military companies OF tho Seven
ueth Regiment will get down 70 work
with tho first day OF January Company
~ having a drill that night. Thereafter
the armory Will be busy almost every
night with drill, meetings and entertain
mcnts.
Colonel William J. Perry. commanding
the regiment had expected 70 visit the
Richmond armorv and the officers there
ofticially last week. but was prevented
from doing so By pressure OF other busi-
ness. lie Is expected here in n week
or two and viii meet tho officers or the
command.
The members OF Company A presented
TO Captain Z N Hardy. Of that COM
mand. a handsome Morris chair as n
Christmas remembrance. EXPIRE ssing their
esteem and regard. The presentation was
made by Captain Griggs and tho gift was
received by the captain In graceful man
ner.
After tho drill OF Company +, on jan
uary LIST, the members OF the company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
DAYS OF INTEREST
AT CENTRAL Y. M. C. A.
Special Services Sunday and En-
tertainments Monday and
Tuesday.

Tile last Sunday and the last dav OF
tine old year. and the first day OF the new
year. VIII be made most attractive and
helpful az the Central Y NJ q. A on
sunday afternoon Rev. G.. +. Stuart
pastor OF Neuable Street Baptist Church.
Will address the last Mems Big Meeting
OF the year. speaking on the subject
"Sccdtime and Harvest" The illus
trated song service will begin promptly
at 800 o'clock. All men are cordially
invited There will be "a cornet solo b.
Mr. G. Burton Mountcastle.
General Secretary Mckee will give the
story OF Tho Life Of joseph Nlus-
trated 20 the boys OF the sunday After
noon Club NJ z;i5 and Physical Direc-
tor Reithard Will give the same talk %
the older boys at 25. The Illustrations
have been brought direct from New York
Tor these meetings The Gymnasium Bible
Study club will meet at 3. and the Con
versational Bible Club at 3
Durno. the magician. ana his assistant.
accompanied 10y "a violnist. viii give one
OF the most pleasing entertainments ~
the year in the association hau sIonday
night Tickets are on sale at the ass0-
citation counter IT VIII be am evening o.
fun. magic. illusion and vcntriioquism.
At 10 o'clock there viii be- stunts IN tho
gymnasium. and ~ u o'clock there WIFI
be service of song and story. and the
watching in Of the new year. After lg
o'clock the service VIII Zoe free TO botn
ladies ana gentlemen.
The woman 3 committee VIII receive on
New Years Day from q 20 1870 T. NJ
Light refreshments Will be served. At o
o'clock there Will be matinee OF pictures
and stories. a very popular program. free
o. boys and girls. in the auditorium. At
3 o'clock there viii bc an exhibition of
oumDbel and apparatus work. high
jump contest relay pursuit race and
basketball by tine boys gymnasium class.
At $3.50 the business men wifi contest in
voncybau and sookbau At S o'clock the
juniors and intermediates viii cross
swords I'm their annual basketball contest
40 s. go the big New Years entertainment
viii De given 60 the auditorium. and the
following program will he rendered. Rich
mond Conservatory Mandolin Orchestra.
twenty pieces; vocal solo. Miss Mabel
McBain: violin solo. Mrs Frank w Duke.
recitaton. Professor J.. +. Cosby. Bone
quartet. Bible study Club BOYS: violin
solo. Master Glenroy stein. either solo
Mr.. J. 4. Speirci. mandolin solo. Master
Ciiuoro Green humorous recitation. Pro
fcssor r. +. Cosby. selection. Richmond
Conser' atory Young Mems octet
All dav viii be opcn-house. with a cor
dial welcome 90 all. members and non
members alike. and their lady friends
The Boys Bible Study Cub viii meet
az lo o'clock this morning FOR the illus
ratcd lesson and social Tile Sunday
School Study Club viii not meet this q
ternoon. b-t win resume the studies with
the first Saturday i'm January At which
time Dr. Pen viii give a prevlcw Of the
Bible. Introductory 20 The lessons Tor
1907
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
JOHN L. SENDS LETTER.
Wants to Play at Old Bijou Thea
ire Here.

The far-rcaching reputation Of the old
Biiou Theatre as place Of amusement
will Dee shown by the following letter:
Bloody House.
Toledo. o.. December g. 1906.
1T NJ workman & CO.. Richmond. va.
"Gentlcmcn.--f thought ! would drop
YOU line and let you know we have
opened time after January O., 1907.
1T is not necessary FOR me TO tell you
that we have been breaking the record
iu houses everywhcre. We are open for
Investigation. Will say this. J have been
on the n0ad 700 consecutive weeks. and
shall bc pleased TO play any Of your
houses. and am quite sure you will find
me one OF the best of attractions
"With my very best regards and wish
ing YOU a prosperous New Year believe
me TO be. Ever yours truly
JOHN l.. SULLIVAN"
The owners OF this theatre are not
hooking shows. as John =. Is OF the opin-
ion but wish to. and have every pros
pect 81 renting the whole properly. in
the course OF few days to an amuso-
ment company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
SCHUYLER WEDDING.
Miss Bessie Carter Becomes Bride
of Mr.. George Lyon.


SCHUYLER. VA. December 2s-One
Of tie most interesting events OF the
season took place Yesterday afternoon
in tho Methodist Church at Schuyler. Va.
when Miss Bessie Carter and Mr.. George
Lyon wero united in marriage.
Tho church vas beautifully and taste
fully decorated In evergreen An arch
Of evergreen was placed Ia front OF tire
chanceL From this arch a large bell OF
inistietoe was suspended. Under this hel
tho contamination OF their nuptiais was
reached
Mrs. Alexander wray. Of Schuyler was
at the organ, and played the wedding
march. Az Ncndclssoln pealed forth
loud and clear, the bridal party entered
Alessrs. John Rittenhouse and Percy
Carter were ushcrs Messrs. james
Lyon, Earnest Carter and Walter Carter
vvere eroo0rs-n while Misses vista Lyon
81 Kentucky. Crissie Ritteuhousc ana
Pearl Lyon acted as bridesmaids.
Tho bride. who was Eowned in beau
tful suit az cream colored silk. with hat
rri gloves to match. carried beautiful
bunch az ferns.
ON reaching the altar there was short
hesitation. which made the ceremony
more impressive.
The ceremony was very inpressiveiy
performed los The Rev Joseph y. Alien.
OF Schuyler.
Immediately after they were pronounced
man and wife tine bridal party drove 90
the home 81 tho groom. where "a delight
ful reception awaited them.
Tho bride is Tire eldest daughter - MT
nu1 N-e Thcallcn Garter and is a vcry
popular young LADY. while the groom 'F
tic son az Mr.. ard Mrs. T. g. Lyon. AMI
IS a prominent business man Of SchuY Ter
Va They will reside az that place Tor
tfrir future homo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
Dodson-Terrv.

Ispeclal % me TImrs Dlspatchl
LAUREL GROVE. VA December 2S
Laurel Grove Baptist Church was the
scene Of a very pretty wedding Wcdnes-
day. when Miss Malissa NJ Dodson be
came the bride OF Mr.. j. Howard Terry,
OF PiclSaway. Va
The church was beautifully decorated
with running cedar. ivy and other ever
greens. and lighted with my1iads Of
small candles and lamps with red shades
casting a rosy glow over tho scene.
The bride. who never appeared more
beautiful carried white carnationss and
asparagus ferns. and was dressed in
white chiffon, with bridal veil caught
with white forget-me-nots. She was at
tended by Miss jamie Terry as maid Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
DID GOOD WORK.
Church Hill Santa Claus Club
Made MANY Hanrv.

Tho efforts Of the Church Hn santa
Claus club. as usual. mot with gratifying
success and many a heart was made
happy by this organization. The presents
were delivered on Christmas Eve-after-
noon and night.
Among the contributions TO tho club
was about 500 given by the society Of
Kings Daughters. Of Barton Heights. the
proceeds OF an entertainment given for
the purpose of raising funds for the club
at the suggestion Of the Misses Lear.
who for number Of years resided on
Church Hin. ana are well-knoWn Chris
tian workers.
The club desires TO return thanks 60 an
those % whose thoughtfulness and kindly
hner0lity the success of it's mission is
due. and wishes each one a happy and
a prosperous New Year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
Swisher-Fov
Isnec-lI b - - DIspaseA.l

STUART 5 DRAFT VA. Ds~ernheg
-N-Caivary Methodist Church. South
presented very pretty appearance to-
day. ar it had been decorated with Christi
mas col0rs for tine marriage OF Mr.. Ed-
ward Swisler. ~ stanton. and Miss
LILY Fox which took place at II A. M
Iue ceremony was performed hv Rcv.
j. : Coo. iu the presence Of a large
assembly of friends ~ both parties The
maid ~ honor was Miss May Fox sister
81 TIE bride. and the best man was Mr
Newton Swartz-il. The bridesmaids were
Miss Molio Mitrhcli and Miss Edna Tos-
ter. groomsmen We're Mr. Nlnton Cook
AND Nj T. O.. Eeiser
The flower girls were little Misses Iafiz
Mitchell and Ruhie Newman
After par'aklnE ~ a hountifui Dime,
az the brides parents. tie happy couple
lett for Stauuton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29

Will be entertained in tile company room
bv n debate. in which Captain Stone and
Lieutenant Herbert will Doc the speakeru
The subject is one IL peculiar interest
70 military men.
Tho officers or Companies a and b of
tile Richmond Light Infantry. Blues Bat
TALON. are expected 10 De called soon 10
elect major 20 command the battalion,
and 70 ON the vacancy caused by tie res
ignation Of Major l. T.. Cheatwood
Company @ win have ifs FIRST regular
drill of the New Year on January eth At
that time some OF the members OF the
company viii make arrangements for a
smoker 20 Doe had q week later.
Plans are under consideration for SOW
cfal social entertainments 40 the armory
during the remainder OF the winter. such
as hops. smokers. camphres and musical
gatherings. The soldier boys are getting
as -uch pleasure as possible out Of their
service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29

Especial fo The Times Dispatch
WALkERTON. VA. December 2s-At
"Westnood to-day. Aiiss Marion Warn.
tile daughter 81 AR Henry A. Warn. b.
came the bride OF Mr. Lawrence Gray.
90 this place Miss Blanche. Warn tho
sister of t1e hride. acted az maid a.
honor. and Ar. Golden Cray. of Cincin-
LaU o.. was best man.
Tho following were attendants. Miss
Woodlcy Hroaddls Of Miilors. Miss IAzzle
Lyme ~ Eastwood. Miss sally Penn Greg
ory. ~ King William. Miss judith Eu-
bank. ~ Mulcrs. Miss Minnie Sizcr. Of
King William; Meesrs. Phil and william
Smoot. Duncan McRae. Woodey Cray and
Harmon Gregory.
After The ceremony Mr. and Mrs Gray
lcft Tor III Northern trip. after which they
VIII make their home az this pinde. where
tho groom is connected with several busl-
ness interests
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29

o'clock the theme win b Ambassadors
fOr Christ"
The Sabbath school Of st. James Church
viii have its Christmas celebration Mon
day evening, beginning nj S.l5 o'clock. A
fine program by many children Will be
one OF the pleasing features.
Rev N. s. COlonna, pastor OF Park
Place NJ. r. Church. corner West frank
lin and Pine Streets. viii preach Sunday.
morning and night There win be special
music at both services.
Tho Salvation Army VIII hold n Young
peoples praise meeting Sunday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock. There viii De special
New Years meeting az 8 o'clock. Sew
cral friends will speak. and there viii
Doe good singing by a little lassie and
others Captain and Mrs. Fowler will
give a short talk on lessons learnt from
their work i'm Richmond. Come and hear
how God has used the Salvation Army
tho past year i'm our city.
on Monday evening New Years Eve.
covenant and watch-night prayer
meeting VIII be hold.
Tho Christmas music by the Randolph
Street choir will Zoe repeated at Randolph
street Baptist Church on Sunday. The
pastor Rev. w. r.. Robertson. viii preach
at both services. Morning subject. Past
Blessings" Subject at night: The No
blcman's Son"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
SOCIAL. AND
PERSONAL
Welcome New Year.

Over the threshold a gallant newcomer
steppeth with tread thaf is royal 10 SEQ.
White as Trio wintertiIne. rosy as summer.
Hope in his eyes. and with laugh ring
ing free.
Lo in his hands there are sits over
flowing,
Promises. prophecies come IN his train:
Ger him the dawn IN its beauty IS glow
ing.
Banishing shadows Of sorrow and pain.
o. welcome. New Year, with your stain
less white pages.
Though we may blot them ere long
with our tears.
80 IT has been through the long passing
ages
Worn with the footprints OF close
crowdinE years
Welcome. sweet year, may the full-hand-
ed hours
Find ms like servants. trustv ard true
Using with earnest devotion our powers
To be worthy our Master and worthy
OF you. Anonymous
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29

honor and by Misses ola Terry ana
Maud Davis.
Nr. d T. Dodson. brother o. the bride.
was best man. tie ushers being. Messrs.
=. II Terry. John II. walden. L. G. Dod-
SON. !. IT. Terry and s. s. Chnney.
Rcv. W y. James. pastor ~ the church.
performed the ceremony. The wSdding
march was rendered by Mrs. ". y. james.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry win reside near
Rinegoid. Va. and wli be- 40 home 10
their friends after January ist.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29

James r. Aardson who on Christmas
IT," accidentally shot Caesar -rYrno,
another negro boy. was sent TO fila
county yesterday for trial Tile qhoot-
i.1 occurred outside the corporate limits
ihe negroes We're playing with n re-
Fo.v.r. whom it exploded the ban er+.,-
ing Turner's side aud causing death .oo.
afterwards.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
Minister'S Bride

ESPECIAL o. Tho Times Dispatch.I
NEWPORT SEWS, VA. December %
Rev. J. o.. Moore Of Glover. Halifa1
county and Miss Th-rma Tyler Davis
of this city. were quietly married here
to-day 80 The brides home by Rev. W.
Asbury Christian. Paul Davis. tho giant
tackle Of Dickinson College football
team. brother 81 the bride. was best
man