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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-26
WEDDINGS.
{Breeden- Potter.

The marriage OF Miss Emma Hendricks
Potter snys the Newport News Times
Herald, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
stannard Potter, of New York, to Mr..
powhatan Breeder. Jr., Of this city took
place Wednesday, March 21st, N the home
OF the brides parents.
A number of Richmond people attended
the marriage.
Mr.. Breodcn Is exceedingly popular
here, and his bride will be welcomed as
an addition to Richmond society They
will live at No. $40 North Eleventh Street.
Morris-Lawler,
Miss Mary Margaret Lawler and Mr.. 81
mon Morris, both OF Norfolk, were mar
riod Thursday evening In st. Mary'f
Catholic Church, that city, the Rev. Faith
or John Doherty being the celebrant,
Miss Nora o'Hara. OF this city, was
maid of honor, ond MI, John r, Lawlel
was bestman, The bride .Yore a beautiful
gown of grey and carried Bride roses
After the ceremony there was reception
at tho home Of the BRIDES parents.
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sneIcia, " ~ nv .,rlfnes-Dlspatch,l

NEW : on1k, II ,Atarch 25. F. Romance,
which had its beginning forty years ago
in spelling bees and singing school IN q
country village. ended yesterday--1n the
marriage OF Tallman +. HurIbert and
Mrs. Ann M. Hurlbert:
Both bride and bridegroom are past
rled once and she twice, They departed
on their honeymoon to the old home up
the State, however, as If to them the
whole world were young, and they VIII
spend several weeks amid the scenes OF
their childhood.
Both were born in Waterloo, Seneca
region, . in the interior of the State. AS
school children they talked Of the day
when tthey-5woud BIO married There was
a MISUNDERSTANDING however, and she
finally married a ousin OF her present
husband, Moses Hurlbert. Tallman -.
Hurlbert went Vest and established q
fruit farm at Breedsyille, Mich, within
few miles Of Chicago where he, too,
On a trip East he again mot tho object
OF his boyhood attachment, and, being
wldower and his bride having divorced
Frank Smiley, whom She had .5. ma i t,d
after the death. Of her nrst husband, ne
for the second time proposed and was nc :,
o'clock at the home of the Row. Dr. Henry
Marsh Warren, the hotel chaplain,S at No
as West Ninety-fourth Street. N
Mr.. Hurlbert Is flfty-four years old ana
his bride ono year2his junior. Mrs. ti1lr!-
bert has a son, George Murray 1Iurlbert
who Is a we'll known lawyer, practlcing IN
his City. f;;Fl
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u,hn 'TIMles-DlBpatCf

Editor Of Tho Times-Dispatch:
Sir,--Dr, Cnlsch wants to know WY
there Is MIS- shyloGkt n shak can aolys
Merehant Of y9nhGe m and expae sa har sv
scnco: Mrs, s,hylocli was dead, and N, e..
Vrnicn there was not another woman, y eWs
or Cnntlc who would marry Shylock, M iie
was too mean and the women all knew
It. Even Jessica ran away the llrst cilu'lca
she hnl
Wo ought to rejoice exceedingly that
Mrs. Shylpck was not ut the trial. Dr.i
Cnllsch says she would have unmasked;
the disguise OF Portia, "and with u Wo-i
mans intuition cher intuition, nars you;3
seen tho tricky technlcallty OF the legal
bubble by which Portil freed Antonlp,.'8
And that Is Just what she would have
done, and also demanded linmedlnto pay
81 i'Y What at Would woe d' have happsnsa then
a pity that Shakespeare did net INTRODUCE
hei. ghost about tho time, Her septll-
chrul voice warning him of a fiery here
after might have had good erect. hut
shypcks soul would n9t nave been MI. .,t,
Il ghost or woman might say, and shakes
pfna ysr '' snc s' Aaam = e f Eden
II years ago, his sons have accused Iye's
dauShters OF being the cause na o OF all .ha
woman has patiently submitted TO this
slnnder. But TO be told from the, ros-I
trum that SHE IL to he held responsible for
thlngs that occurred whom she did not
even exist ls too much! We refuse 70 be.
such u sinner was because he had no vii
10 acted in obedience to his own cruel
grasplng, repengeful nature. Jessicasa
mother, very likely. died trying 10 reform
him. The worm sG Tsln oL 19Fa lady,
BEDFORD CITY Vn Ea533ti II as1iEssG} q
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CONNECT The C.. { 0.
AND THE. Underwater v! /.
Line !, i to Run From R'o' sz in
Buckingham, to Abilene, in
Charlotte.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.


IA EUREKA MILLS. VA. March 26.-En-
glneers have just completed the survey
Of a railroad which Is contemplated to be
built from Rosney, in Buckingham coun-
&ty Va to connect with the Tidcwater
Railroad at point three miles east Of
Abilene, IN this county. Should this road
be built, It will give connection between
the Chesapeake and Ohio and the Tide
water Railroads. 5 5l III.
1T lis proposed to bring the road by
Farmyille and Hampden.sidney College.
Tho roadbed OF the Orange and Keys
vile Road, eleven miles OF which were
Ebuilt about eighteen years ago, will be
utilized. The engineers say that with the
expenditure Of four or five hundred dol
lars per mile on this old roadbed, It will
be ready for use. It Is stated there Is
ample capital behind this enterprise to
secure its ultimate success $ftqtiR
Colonel Robert Hubbard, Of Bucklng-
ham, is the promoter OF this undertaking.
He purchased the franchise OF the Orange
and Keysville Railroad several years ago
at public auction for the sum OF about
So7E ft'5s sai 1l st38Tl
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UPPER HENRICO

tied the Valentine Museum on Friday.
Mr., Gathrlght Allen Is ut Holly BROOK
for an Indefinite stay. =,
Miss Oda Lane Is visiting MrH, Warren
Lawrence.
Nj. Ernest Tntl,m is very slck
The second quarterly met at the Green-
wood Methodist Church on Wednesday.
Mrs. Scott, after a delightful visit 10
relatives n Powhatan county, has return
ed to Melrose,
Miss d. p, Rcnnle Visited friends around
Mr.. and Mrs. James BoWles were tho
guests OF relatives In Richmond during
Miss Carrie Atksson has been quite sick
at her homo near Greenwood.
Mr. Robinson, WHO has been visiting Mr.
Mrs, Dddie Ford is quite sick at her
miss Miss Celia Lucas visited friends in Rich
m%sn MI! e Mee ean g Indiana. xss The guest
Of Mr.. TItzhugh Ford on Wedne 's,st !, y
with relatives In this section, has re-
turned to Malvern Hill, -.
grandmother, Mrs. J. i. Tinsley, ~,
J. Mrs, g., o. Pussy spent ThursuAy "NN
friends In Richmond, ,,,oso,t
st nv with HINTS MIS-. II. n Walton. has returns
ed TO her home at Lakeside. NJ.
Mr. Oley willis visited the home OF Mr.,
w, HI Ltlcas recently ~, .,,ost ~
Miss May campbs,l r Was th ,ne week eaes' =
r. vi e. n THICKER Tor an Indefinite stay,
fsMr1f1 Il, 1Tyler continues very II.
| MI Waiter Ford has returned to the
city after visiting friends N TINS sec1lon'
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where libraries are being erected through


Some one else seems e fear. that s. liz
library. II erected. would be only for. ne
rich, and that tito WayfnrinE man may
not read therein, This is tcontrary,,,,to
the observation Of all am sure, sfamlllari
with the class OF attendance at such UGH
not frequent such it Is general y their r
the racial problem !, that nrIg 9 III re- be.
created BY the SHINE g
that the success OF the people OF 3 Viz;
ginia In solving similar, but more serious.
problems should strengthen the faith o.
feeling of considerable surprise at the
tonoF OF d recent editorial in The ~ mes ,es-
Piled. ! il not expressed, that the condi-SS
| lions imposed by Mr.. Carnegie rs s q
precedent to the. donation to the library
are rather hpmila;ins , Tor
condtionally to anything or any one.5 =
IS we'll known that Mr.. Carnegla has
nrndc it Nh invnrnilc rule. T at ,leas st one
cases like the ono under discussion. to-
help only those who help themselves
and r fail to see any good reason Why J, 3
OF your objections to Mr.. Cnrnegle's con-
ditions that It would be ihumilnting to 81
man. the head Of liz fnm,ly.to maze +, ,,'''F
pT3efore a man becomes the head II q
family heSls usually at least required 4, to
make similar promises In regard to his Y
future wife. but never heard o. sus 81
thought sucl, demand humllIatlng
seems to mo that 1t is8ahout time TO ;pues
an end to such uuihhles md (, aue ~
fnerIo returns to Richmond (!f no accents S
The invitation which soc Is to BIO fS \
tended to hind IT,. question Of t hser ms 9,
him rs evidence our sincere npproc1iatt7' 4
ton Of his csfor :, 1, :, I. = nv ss
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CHRISTIAN ] |} {. !! ]! ! woman MAN.
I. ''''''''' Gone TO- REWARD {. ! B.
Mother Of Senator Martin Laid to
Rest Near Her Old
Home.
ESPECIAL to The Times-Dispatch chs

sIagFi Especial to Inc rIllneS-DlSpatcll.) T.,
scOTTsVTLIJE, Va, March 25.-The
burla OF Mrs. NJ. A. Martin took place
on Friday morning at the family bulylng-
ground. near Christ Church. Her sons.
Senator Thos. 8. Martin and Messls. Les
lie, Samuel and John Martin; Mr.. J. Luth-
er. Moon, sr., Of Richmond, a SON ln-law.
and Mr.. j. Luther Moon. Jr., OF Rich
anend, a grandson acted as pall-bearers,
sisted in filling the grave and with sad
faces. for each and all OF them loved
5"N1iss Martha Ann" as they affection
The mother whose loving hand has guild
ed and directed her family for so long,
was very gently laid to sleep.
+ Exquisite designs of roses, carnations,
lilies OF the valley. ferns and immortelles
covered the grave. l5l
{38 rho burial service was conducted by the
Rev. J. r.. Daniel. OF the Baptist Church,
assisted by the Rey e. u, Blanikken5hln,
Thos. P. Baker, Of the Episcopal Church.
a large crowd Of relatives, connections
and friends followed this faithful Chris
tian to her last rcsting-place.
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MAN BADLY HURT.
Face Badly Mashed and Nostril
Torn ENTIRELY From Face.
ESPECIAL to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
IRON GATE. VA, March 25.--Mr.. Ear
nest Newcomer was badly hurt at the
tannery BY fall in the day laft; his
face is badly cut. nose broken, one nos
trail cut entirely loose from the face,
one eye much injured. a.
An immense building has been put up
at the .tannery, which has been fitted with
machinery for finishing hides. This tam
merry will now, turn out two hundred
finished hides a day. Mr.. Van Gorder
and son. 4 are putting lin the machinery.
Z Mr.. r.. Douglas, Of New York CITY. is
in charge OF the electric plant. The
lights have been turned on, but tho whole
business will not bn In full swing in
less than two weeks. 5,,}t
The nome of Mr.. John Mailer, the
manager at the tnnnery, has Deem en-
largcd and greatly improved and is
lighted by electricity.
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4 Mr.. Carncgie's Offer.

Y Editor OF Tho Times .DiSpntch,
.sir,--,I cannot imagine anything that
Nlrgininns, as n people. would DO at al
apt to do or say that would make llo
unwilling to DO numbered among them,
but must confess that what have read
recently u The Times.pispateh, rsl ludt e
$500 000 to n public library In Richmond
has suggested tho possibility OF my ap-
preaching so nearly such q state Or mlla'
that, to mo mt least, 1t y very dlscon'r,,
fortSnt., though do not natter myself
that4ILi would be- II matter Of much con-
Germ to others, I must FAY that 10 oom me
tho tremendous adYania,Ges mat e., Wo4 1la
to the State nj large, through tho erection
OF such center Of INSTRUCTION as
tho neceptanee tof Mr.. Carnegie's oflsr
a aH'li that might be said in o,ppos-
ton to 1t that am entirely unable TO
SEQ that 1t is worthy OF consideration,
some one says; sac. that the m .,;an,,
bus''I to the people Fof ,Richmpnd
RI Il remember arlghtlY, tho present
popunton 2 OF Richmond lis about 100000.
50 that th'Htsrs9Ht f1enbus M, w Santa
per2 capita, reduced, utter the annexation
plans arc accomplished, to about seven
and hnft nk 'f tha NOW woH When as Wre
elna is" IS :,hant 70 advertise her resources
10 the world she would announce. That
her capital city could not, or wonld,hot:
submit to per eapitn asses11 n',, or
ten cents to ensure such an addition TO
her civic beauty and enlghtcnm,ent,
nerjn is trying to ,'lmmortalIze" his nnme
ma trying to enlist the people OF Rich
mond rs his .nders. and ahettors IA this
nefarious scheme. Whfther R'chHon.d
does s ar Goes mot accent Mr.. csrnesle,'s
offer / think will hardly affect seriously
hls chances OF success IN this partiol-
lnr ana j am afraid that we nro already
pnIticeps oriminis, 80 fer ns this IS con-
offer OF n much LARGER amount than he
onfers Richmond to thu University ~
Virglnid besides. If Won want to see his
Viii find ouch all through the South.
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SPEEDY GROOM TN JAIL.
Wooed and Married Second Wife
in a Day-Up for Bigamy.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch) asIt
MUSHROOM, Mich, March 25-Fl!rta-
ton, street car ride, marriage, al over
This was the story OF the marriage, Of
George Paul alleged blgamlst, to Mrs.
NTnry Predmore Paul. Of Detroit brought
out in his examination IN q Justice court
here,
corner meeting that they were on their
way, to get Il license After the one days
Iwooing they went to JACKSON to i've
Mrs. Mary Predmore Paul was IN the
co,irt-room and chatted affably with the
prisoner a fter he had been bound e oyer 20
the Circuit Court Gastln h ,ove ,e sa froea
Mrs Della Ward Paul, OF Muskcgon,
his alleged second VITO. was also IN tho
Paul was smiling and apparently un-
concerned as he faced tho two women.
Tha hearing did not last long and, "a
he did not have the NECESSARY $500 boil,
he was taken back to jail,
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.EL0PEs AND MARR|Es
HER FORMER sTEIP's0|N.
Wedding Ends Curious Romance
OF Chicago Woman and Young
Man.
lspecInl to Tho mines plspntch,)

~ (SpeCIul 10 ! IlU 1llIlcS-l1I5PHFV 1''3 IIl
r CHICAGO, March 25,-The sequel to the
uncommon romance of Bertha Gardner
Twltchell was enacted yesterday after
noon. when tho young woman eloped to
Hammond, md, and was married to Wal
tor TwItchell, her step-son.
The Twitcheli romance was aired IN the
". ii. Twltchcll, co years old petitioncd
for 4 decree OF separation from his youth
full wife In order that she might be FREQ
to marry his son. who Is % years old u
4 Mi. Twtchell, tho father, willingly, waiv-
ed his rights when he found that his wife
and his son loved each other, and left
them together. asserting that 40 tho
blow was Il cruel ono. no preferred their
happiness to his own.
it is understood that Mrs TwItchel Will
continue to live In tho same house with
her former husband. a.- J.
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upon the false premises l'At. ~ $500
Mi The Virginia. roads. with the exception
OF the Richmond and Freae E, G. 4 b
e iThe ' Hon Eugene Withers, OF Danyllie,
in n speech$ in the Constitutional. Conven-
ton quoted from the records or. o. the , PEP t,,e
eeedng Of city Of Danvl b FORA he
Interstate Commerce Commisslon,, W,i -,
showed that the stock Of tho Southern
Railway costcd Its stockholders. i absolute
IT was acquired n9thls way, the holders 4 q
of the first mortgage bonds had It s e,ia
for their debt, and for every dollar o. y Lns
dollar Of mortgage, and one q. preferred Iet
stock and two Of common stock. They
were getting six per cent: on tho ponds,
secured BY mortgage ana nag q INC slocN
y Years al ago that part Of tho Southern
road, that lies between Alexanidrla any nv,
Lynchbnrg was thS o sioeE o@ned
aitttendedNa Stockholders meeting n lex
andra. Many counties si y Am !,
herst. for instance, for $4,000 worth OF
stock and Is paying interest on it5.now.
I venture TO say that thore s not one
person on the whole line ne that hat own, owns
ene dPn Of snsk haa TIN es f
towing tha panic OF 1878. had It sold, for
their debt, squeezed out everybody else
and all the local stockh3lders' issueu o,. q
both ou common mon and preferred stock. Tho
road has taken n good many names ,l.s
since 1t Is now called the Southern, blt
the same people own It.
What right have the owners OF the road
to practically tax the people, to pay divl-
dends on stock that cost nothing.
stock, it would In reality be paying not
less than % per cent. on the original
investment.
It'1is because the people generally be-
lieve that tho railroads arc in the hands Of
4 lot Of men, who have not scrupled TO
that the stock or the roads las been
enormously wntered that they have so
little patience with Anything that tho nd
.vcoates of the ia llroads say. j
IA slIs s. B.}fWIlIrEIIEAD.
I.oyihgton, Va,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
7Nelson-Garnett.

DR.. and Mrs. Garrett, of Newport News,
have announced the engagement of their
daughter, May Clarence, to Mr.. Richard
Nelson, OF Albemarle county. The wed-
ding will take place this spring In st.
Paul's Episcopal Church, Ncwport News.
solenall-Stoll.
invitations have been received here to
the marriage Of Miss Elsie Aary stoll,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, John William
sto!l. af Lexlngton KY to Pr, RobeE r.
take place Wednesday, April 4th, In the
Second Presbyterian Church. Lexington,
KY
Dr, Coleman lis q graduate Of the Uni
vsrstty Of Virginia. where he was prom
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SHORT PUMP NEWS

Mrs Charles Bowles. OF Erin Shades
Va, has returned home after spending
some. time with her brother, Mr.; ]. NJ.
snead, OF Chelsea Hill. Richmond. Va.
Miss Emma Thurman, OF near Clayton.
Va, has been quite indsposed the past
week.
viii 81 spend from Friday until Sunday with
I Mrs. ]: s. eLealyell, e Broad Street
Road. spent Sunday with friends near
Messrs. Lynn and Luther Henley have
returned to their homes In Richmond after
attending the burial Of their brother, M :.
rs Mr and HeHl rs % e tbs HRen nSe Rsn
home of the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. 4 Hensy Of dr ths stryet Roau
had as her guest on Sunday night her
nephew, Mr.. r. ]. Henley, Of Johnsons
Store, Va.
bedn quite indisposed this past week.
time Thursday with friends in this To-
Tn, many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
L. Henley will be sorry to learn OF the
untlmely death OF their son, Mr.: Thomas
Henley, who died on Sunday last. !,
Friday Mrs. Charlie Bow1es and little
OF Stan Spring, Va.
Miss Carrie COttrell was inc guest "
.hertisister, Mrs. Willie Jones, OF Edge
wood, Va, on Sunday last. st&
Miss Emma Thurman, OF near Clayton,
Va, was the guest IN the home OF M.
a abs MIS- e A Bowles on Friday night
Rev. Z. w. Smith, Of Richmond, IS
spending some time with friends near
Deep Run this week..
MISS Pearl Barr was very recently the
guest OF Misses Helen and Agnes BoWles,
and Miss Frayser, 3yf Erin Shades, va.
Miss Mamie Perkins, Of Erin Shades,
Va, spent Thursday with her friend,
Mrs. Lcavell, near here.
Mrs. Lenuel Snead was very recently
the guest Of friends and relatives near
MI, and Mrs. Holman. Of near Chicka-
nhominy, Va, had as their guest on Thurs
day night Rev. L. W. Smith, OF Richmond,
Miss Sadie Bowles- had as her guests on
Thursday, Misses Ycrna jackson; Hazei
Walter jackson, all OF this vicinity.
Miss Inn Scott had as her guest on
Sunday last Miss sadle Bowles, Of Erin
MI and Mrs Nyill!o Scott. OF West Cary
street, Rlchmond, spent some time re-
Gently with tho formers brother, Mr..
Henley Scott, Of Oak FIN, Va. 4.
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Mr.. Pace Denies,

n is,r n t hos'i intervi kSS WITH Rev H. u
Dudley and Lawyer Shelton. that inc
nns s 10 question placed IN a 'ques-
ton box" in the church for the purpose
e answsyng queSst'o sbrs from d dsPers a
SAY HAT is not the fact. Tho church has
n neye t'i had such thing as 9 question
box do not mean that Mr.. Shelton
purposely ,misreprsssented the facts, me
foliowers But as take him 10 he q
lover OF truth, / hope. he will be manly
enough to publicly ncknowledge nat nc
was mlsinformed as to thls MAJ ter, n
March "a, 1905. NJ. X fAClJ,
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COMPROMISE SUIT.
Leesburg Horse and Colt Show
Will Continue,

Especial 10 The Times DlspatehO 80
LEEsBURG, VA. March 25.-Mrs.
Obcd Cooksey of Leesburg, who was
seriously injured at the Southern Rail-
way station at Ashburn, has. compro-
missed her claim for damages at $500;
Mr.. Joseph shry has purchased me
summer home of Mrs. u. p. Delaney,
located near Ieesburg, for 5000.
The Horse and Colt Show Assoela ton,
of Ieesburg, at q recent etIng' has de-
cided to reject all offers Tor the plTcnase
I'M nuio to hold their annual exhibition on
luna 9Th and 7th. &f 55
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FIVE CENTS FOR LIFE.
Negro Gambler Shoots Man for
Very Small Wage.

(specialsto The -Dispntch.)
Is STAFFORD Dell, March M-Having
lost his last cent gambling yesterday a +.
one OF his companions off and offered to
shoot John. Welch, a winner in the game,
II he would give him five cents for q
lnies and the bargain was readily made
Sanders went back to the room and
opened fire on WEIGH. shooting hin, five
times. Welch Is in q dying condition.
are In pursuit with rope and II caught
he will be 1ynched. b. a
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he was marked for death. and planned
only a month or two ago to take q trip
to Carlsbad. lie was then Informed that
no had .Brights disease and that he must
husband his strength In every. possible
way. He continued to gn to his Office
and to make plans for moving into tho
coinpany's new building ut Juniper and
Chestnut Streets. There were many Inter
missions when he was too Ill to leave
home, ana nbo,A ten days ago he took 10
lila bed for tho last time.
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Greene-Gaynor Case.

--IT' 10 s. II3y7. NssoclatCd ITtssl -. 81 ~
\ SAVANNAH, GA. March 225.The
Greene and Gaynor case Tomorrow enters
upon It's. twelfth week, Tho defence haa
troducc. The government. ~ II. now as,-
pears, Will introduce none IN rebuttal.
Three weeks moro will .probably conclude
the famous case. Including arguments.
the Judges charge and the jury = sdelihar-
attons.
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Loudoun Heroes,

ESPECIAL to The Tinres- Dispatch.
LEEsBURd, VA, March IA local
newspaper Of Leesburg u conrpilng a list
enlisted in the Confederate service from
hattle-field or In prison or. otherwise. be-
tween tie Years 1851 and 1865. These
names. with ali data; will be engraved q e, Cd
which Will be laid Decoration Day
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Jay GOULD WINS.
Strong Candidate for National
u Court Tennis characteristics.

NAV (13y Associated Press)
TUXEDO PARK, NJ. VI, March Pin
tiis final round for tho Eastern States
championship for tho gold racquet IN
court tennis to-day at the court OF the
1'uxelo Tennis and RACQUET Club, Jay
Gould, Of Georgian court, Lakewood, N.
r., easily defeated Pierre I.orrilnrd, IT.
OF the tuxedo Tennis and RACQUET CLUB,
IN three straight sets-S.2, CO. CT. Gould
IL looked upon as a strong candidate
for tho national championship next week.
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inent in athletics and social life. Hc
has many friends in Richmond.
Personal Mention.

hin brother, Mr.. Henry Meyer, leaves
for bis home in New York tomorrow.
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va has l returned home . after spendin s
some time with her brother, Mr.. j. NJ.
Snead, of Chelsea Hill, Richmond, Va.
Miss Emma Thurman, OF near Clayton.
Va, has been quite indisposed the past
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Shylock's Wife.

Phllndelnhln, Pn. K.