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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-10
THE HONOR OF THE NATION.
OF More Importance Than the Convic.
ton Of Million Criminals.

OF More Importance Than the Convic.
tion Of Million Criminals.
New York, Aug. S.-That the honor
of the United States is of more i'm
portance than the punishment Of
million criminals, was the statement
made by Judge Hough in the United
States circuit court here in the pro-
oeedings instituted on behalf Of
Charles G. Browne. Browne was for
merly employed in the customs service
in this city and was extradited in
Canada and taken to Sing Sing prison
to begin a two years term for con-
spiracy to defraud the government.
M. X. Olcott, of counsel for Browne,
denounced the action of the federal
authorities in extraditing Browne for
one offense and incarcerating him in
prison for another as trick beneath
the dignity of the government of this
country and In violation of the treaty
with Canada
In taking the papers in the case and
reserving decision, Judge Hough COM
mented on the Reauscher decision in
the United States supreme court In
which the contentious now advanced
in behalf Of Browne were upheld and
1t was in this connection that he
spoke Of the honor of the United
States being of more Importance than
the conviction of criminals.
"Were it not for the Reauscher de-
cision, however, will say now" de-
clared Judge Hough, "that would
send Browne back to Sing Sing
Browne was convicted Of conspiring
to .defraud the government and SEN
fenced to two years in prison. He
jumped $12,500 bail bond and fed to
Canada. Extradition was refused on
the conspiracy charge, but he finally
was extradited on an amended charge
of having been a fugitive from Justice.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-10
Killed With an Umbrella.

Minneapolis, Aug. S.-Frank Staffler
died at ST. Mary's hospital in Min
neapolis Tuesday and the police are
searching for John Harris, who it is
alleged during quarrel thrust the
ferule of an umbrella into Staff1er's
right eye on Saturday night, thus in
fiicting the wound which caused Stat
f1er's death.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-10
Storm Brings Welcome Relief.

New York, Aug. 8.-A heavy thun-
derstorm accompanied by deluge Of
rain brought welcome relief from the
torid heat of the past three days.
Lightning struck in several places In
the city but no serious damage was
done. Ten deaths from heat occurred
Tuesday.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-10
Skilled Men Needed at Panama.

Chicago, Aug. S.-The government
wants 500 skilled mechanics for sery-
ice on the Panama canal. Henry a.
Smith, employment agent OF the 18TH
milan canal commission, has arrived In
Chicago to recruit these men. He will
hire mechanics, boilermakers, black
smiths, locomotive engineers, conduc-
tors and brakemen.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-10
Wisconsin Bow Drowned.

GAINESVILLE, Wis, Aug. S.-Edward
Knight, twelve years old, was drowned
while swimming in the river here. He
was washed into deep water by a
passing steamers wake.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-10
Kills His Wife and Himself.

Chicago, Aug. 8.-Daniel Winn, col
ored. shot and killed his wife and then
took his own life at Lake Forest The
shooting followed a brief quarrel.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-10
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Iowa Farmer Arrested on Suspicion of
Killing His Wife.

Killing His Wife.
Cedar Rapids, Ia, Aug. 8.-Wesley
Shaffer, farmer, has been arrested
near Viola, charged with the murder
of his wife by beating her head with
hammer and choking her. Early in
the morning he called the neighbors,
telling them his wife had fallen down
the stairs. The woman was found
upstairs in pool of blood and with a
featured skull. Shaffer said that he
carried her up stairs, but coroner's
jury held him responsible. The couple
had twelve children.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-10
SENTENCED 70 DEATH.
Mrs. Le pasx to Be Hanged for the
Murder of Mcvicar.

Stockton, Cal, Aug. 8.-Mrs. Emma
lie Doux has been sentenced to be
hanged Oct. 10 for the murder of AL
bert II. McVicar, miner, with whom
she had been living The case will
be appealed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
ert Arthur Willis Tho ceremony was
crformed by Rev. Andrew Broaddus, pt.ss-

bert Arthur Willis. Tho ceremony was
performed by Rev. Andrew Broaddus, pt.,ee-
Dclightful ,1r,,sIc was rendered by Mrs.
S. W. Broaddus who presided at3.the
organ. accompanied by her daughter, MISS
Florence Broaddus, on the violin:
Acssrs. Everett Butler. of Richmond;
Robert Cray pillard and JONI oh% 5a eoyse
I3,, rr, s of Caroline county, were the
,,shers. who came lin first. Then Miss
Annie Leo Richerson sister tI Of Il the :, or Rr
FRANK q. Rcherson who came IN with
the bride, ana was met at the al, altar WY ~
the groom. who entered :, With VII M, ,, NJ
liam Gwnthncy. OF King William county,
who was tho best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis left Immediately after INC ccr re-
nony for Weldon. n G., the nome o. nc
The church was beautifully de decor ra,',l
with q profusion Of flowers IS ~ hhG ,,t hs'ae
r Rjcherson and The granddaughter OIL
the late DR. John y. Butler.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
BOARD OF FISHERIES.
Warwick County Oystermen In
fringe the Baylor Survey.

lSpecihl 10 I'ho Times ispatcl.)
NORFOLK, VA, April 1S.--The NOW
state Board OF Fisheries held It's first
meeting In tho Atlantic Hotel here to-
day. every member of the board being
present The entire time of the board to-
day and until adjournment was taken
to-night was occupied In the hearing OF
the cases OF Warwick county oystcrmen.
who arc charged with having oncronchcd
beyond tho Baylor survey In tholr plant
Ing operations
The inspectors reported 10 tho board
service on thirty-seven planters, charged
with infringing on tho survey, a rule
was returned by the old board against
the planters to show cause why they
should not bo forced Ia vacate the
grounds, which It Is alleged that they
have occupied illegally. Tho hearing Of
all these cases will consume several days
OF the bonrSs time.
The appointment OF officers for the oys-
ter navy and Of oyster insncciors may not
hc taken up this week, There nrc about
scventy-flvc appointments to DO made
and tLerc Is mn army OF candidates for
tho places.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
AN OPAL WEDDING.
Miss Alice Montague the Bride Of
Mr.. Roger Gregory.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.)
VEST POINT. VA april i H.
was the scene Of an interesting marriage
this afternoon at . O'clock when Miss
Alice Montague became the bride of Mr..
Roger Gregory. son of Judge Roger Greg
Dry, of ''Elsing Green and a member or
Richmond College faculty.
H This was an opal wedding. The color
scheme in costumes and decorations was
carried out in the beautiful tones Of that
was gowned in white crepe de chino over
white taffcta. with a long. very handsome
veil. The eight bridesmaids wore white
messalina silk over various colors: MISSES
White over blue; Misses. Waller Gregory
and Ida Montague white over PINK;
Misses Nancy Brooks Gregory and Kathe-
srine Flanagan. III white over green;
in white over yellow. The groomsmen
were Messrs Roger r. Gregory, Alexander
Gregory, j. lghtfoot Brooks. Carroll
Payne, Saint Montague, Allen shepperd'
The following acted as ushers Mcssrs.
Hunter and Herbert Montague, Mason
White and Edwin Pitcher Mr.. George
4 ls. Gregory was best man: and Miss
gowned In white silk mnll. Little Misses
Phyllis Fleming and Eiinda Yanccy were
the dainty flower girls.
f3otf b-i6e and groom belong to prom
Inert virginia families. and have Il host
Of relatives and friends throughout the
State and beyond. Rev. Joseph Lewis, Of
T u. Episcopal Church. the church OF the
contracting parties, performed the we'd
ding ceremony.
Mir. and Mrs Gregory left at once for
4 West Point. where they will take the
Baltimore steamer for an extended North
\ ern tour. They will live on their return
at6'Elsing Green" the ancestral home OF
Mr. Gregory. Friends and relatives from
asNVest Point attended the wedding.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
MRS. aSELDEN's FUNERAL.
Servants Sing in the Hall AS the
Body is Carried Out.
(Snecial 10 The Tjnres- Dispatch,)

Especial to The Times- Dispatch.)
GLOUCESTER C. IL, VA, April IS
The funeral Of Mrs. Courtney Warner
Seldcn took place to-day at her home,
Sherwood, Gloucester county, at IL noon,
the rector. the Rev. William B. Ice, and
the assistant, tho Rev. r. y. Barber,
officiating.
from all parts OF the county, and other
portions Of Virginia and Maryland to
pay their last respects. After the SER
vices We're concluded tho body of this
beloved, lady was being taken from tho
house the old family servants who were
grouped in the hall sang as only that
race can sing. Jesus Lover of MY Soul"
The intcrlnent took place this afternoon
In Norfolk, a number Of friends acom-
panied the bereaved friends to Norfolk
to be present at the nterment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
VAN BUREN-WRIGHT.
Brilliant Wedding in St. James
Church, Wilmington.
(speciol to The es-pispatch.

wILMl Notion, y. G.. April 1S.--In his
toric old St. James Episcopal Church
yesterday afternoon Miss Caroline I.aurens
Wright who comes from one of the old
est Cape Fear families. and prominent
leader OF the younger society Of the city,
Vas united n marriage to Mr, Arthur d.
and son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Van
Buren,. of that city
The wedding was white and pink
event. and the dccora tons and costumes
OF HE ladies Of the bridal party har
lEonized with that idea. The church was
beautifully decorated, and the attendance
brilliant gathering hlso, The service was
conducted by Rwv. Richard W. IIoSue,
rector o.. ST James.
hh efa Mr boas S 1ho hi IS
head OF the large real estate firm of j.
G. Wright e. Son. She wore a lovely
creation OF white radIum. made princess
style. over white tafcta. and trimmed
with real lace. Her long, flowing veil
was gracefully caught back with orange
blossoms, and she carried a bouquet Of
Tho maid of honor, Miss I.conora Can't
we'll. was go~ned in white lissc, hand
painted in pink roses, over pink iaffe,a.
and trimmed with lace, with elbow sleeves
and long pink gloves. She wore a chip
lat; trimmed with pumes and roses. Her
bouauc, was of pink carnations. tied with
pihI ribbon
The first bridesmaid. little Miss Carolyn
Norihrop, was. charmIngly dressed in n
white lace dress with a white poke bon
mel. trimmed with pink roses.
The bridesmaids wore white lisse over
willie taheta, made OF tucks and lace,
with dainty elbow sleeves, and long pink
SILK gloves. Each wore a white chip hat,
trimmed with white pmrncs and pink
4 roses. and each carried n lovely bouquet
OF pink carnations, tied with pink ribbon
The bridesmaids were Miss Mabel Pow
crs, OF Atlanta. Ga. and Misses Alice
Borden, Louise Bunting, Mary AlanI
Short, Eliza French. Emma Northrop.'
Mary Borden and Frances Chadbourn,
The ribbon boy and girl, little Miss
Josie Wright and Master laurens Wright,
Niece and nephew Of the bride, were
dressed entirely in white
The groomsmen were habted in the con-
&vcntional black, wearing frock coats. They
were Mr., Sidney Bayles, OF Savannah,
Ca, and McsSrs. Clayton Giles, Jr., Swift
NJ. Yoatwrisht. John b. Peschhu. Leon
Southcrland, George Davis, Edward r..
Taylor and Captain j. Van Metts.
The groom was attended by his best
man. Mr.. Il. a, Williams. His mother.
of Richmond. was also in. attendance
upon the t'oiding. She arrived IN tho
city y-.erday morning. and Is The guest
of Mrs. James Mckee, on Chestnut Street.
Mr. and Mrs VanBuren left tonight
for the North to enjoy an extensive bridal
Last night in their honor, Misses Alice
and Mary Borden elabora tely entertained
at the Borden home, corner Third ana
Red Cross Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
ANOTHER LEAK IN
STAUN10N LEAkY JAIL
The Fourteenth Prisoner That
Has Escaped From This
Prison.
(specIal 10 The TIrnes- plspatehl

Especial to The Tlrncs-Dispatch)
sTAuNTON. VA. April 1s.-Thomas
Carr II young white man, serving nvo
months in the Augusta county jail for
breaking into and stealing whiskcy from
the wholesale liquor house of j, j, MUIR
ply, escaped from the county jail at an
early hour this morning. During tho
day Carr had been allowed to run In tho
corridor, but was locked In n steel cngo
at night Last night Jniler Milton Booker
locked Carr In tho strongest cell in tho
jail. tie same ono In which John W.
Kennedy. the condemned train wrc1kcr,
vas confined.
Carr by sono means got possession OF
II piece Of iron, which had been mad
'erten'ly left on tho top of tho cage,
presumably by the plumber who had
h.on mai NJ repairs at the Jail and
with THIS piece OF Iron ho bent the bnrs
Of his cngn, making an aperture about
three inches square Carr then broke
Two locks holding tho heavy cngn bnrs,
giving him free access to tho corridor,
Carr then wilma case knife sawed tho
end off of two of tie bars to tho east
window, making an aperture OF nine by
thirteen inches, through which he es-
capped by means OF II r0po used TO hang
hs clothes on IN his cell, to tho second
story porch roof allowing him 10 get
ON The roof of the adjoining building.
tbs * tho fourteenth prisoner that
has cacapcd from tho Augusta county
jall, In the last Two years.
Carr lofl u letter addressed TO the
taller m which he expressed his regret
at leaving 80 abruptly, but explaining
mat he bad NOT been well treated, and
could not stay lOnErr,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
Newman-Koontz.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
WOODSTOCK, VA, April 1S.-AIiss
Ruth koontz, Of Woodstock, and Mr.
Wilbur Lauck Newman. of Norfolk, were
married here this Afternoon. ut the home
OF the brides parents. the Rev. Harry
NJ. Cantcr, pastor of the Methodist ;pis-
copa Church. officiating.
The bride is daughter of Captain and
Mrs. George w. koontZ. and the groom Is
n son of Judge and Mrs. r.. y. Newman.
OF Woodstock but is manager Of the Of
flee Of the Security Life and Annuity
Company of America, at Norfolk.
The bride was given away by her ia
Their. while Mr.. Robert Lowe, of Ports
mouth, was shest man. T.oEcngrin's we'd
ding marcel, was rendered by Miss Mary
C. Koontz, q, sister Of the bride Master
Joseph n. Kpontz. q nephew of the bride.
was page.
After trip to northern cities the
couple will reside at No. N3 Frecmason
Street Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
WEDDING BELLS
IN old VIRGINIA
The Chapel Of the University Of
Virginia Scene Of Brilliant
Ceremony.
5DR. GRlNNAN 10 MISS DABNEY
Judge Daniel Grinnan Best Man,
I 3 and Brides Only Sister Her
Maid Of Honor.
1speelnl N The Tlmes Dlspalch.2

5lS Especial To The Enthusiastically
n IA & 1lARLO TTEs WILLIE, VA, April ID
55f51or. ST. George Tucker Grinian. of Ric y
u ,nantl, and Miss susan FitzhuEh DAD
3ancy daughter of the late pr. William
N Cecil Dabncy, OF the University or Vlr-
u ginin faculty, we're married IT lo:oo
Il o'clock this morning IN the chapel at
lSthe university. the ceremony being per-
X formed by the Rev. Harry +, Lee, rector
saof Christ Church, assisted by the ReVs.
U Andrew Cirinnan, OF Weston, w. Va, ana
& tsrnyton Bryan, of Petersburg, Va.
The hes, man was Judge Daniel Grin
man OF Richmond, brother OF the groom,
n ana tho ushcrs, Mr.. Coulter GrinnHn,sof
Norfolk. Or. Robert Bryan, OF Richmond;
h Mr.. j.. C. Dnbncy, of Norfolk. and Mr..
H Cecil DabneS, Of tho University Of Nir-
ginia.
38$'rhcsbride's only attendant was her sis
ter, Miss Mae Dabney. After the cerc-
1no1ly. DR.. and Mrs. C;rlnnan left for
4 wedding tour North. and will visit dur
Ing the trip. many points of interest.
The groom Is an alumnus Of the Uni-
Eversity of Virginia Medical School.
He is now practiclng his profession IN
Richmonu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
MISS RAHILY A BRIDE,
Welded TO Mr.. Alexander Laist
in Fathers Home.
Special to The Times DfspatchD

(Special to The Times Dispatch)
PETERSBURG. VA, April 1S.-This
afternoon at half-pnst five at tho resi-
dcnce Of the brides father. MI. Daniel
Rnhily, no 10 South Adams street. was
socnnizcd the marriage of Miss Lucia
Byrne Rahily 10 Mr.. Alexander Iaist.
Mr. l.aist Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto I.aist, of Oakland, Cal. and Is Il
graduate OF tho Universities Of Cincn-
natl ana Columbia. n. Y, lie is largely
Interested In, and associated with, tho
Amnlgumaicd Copper Company. OF Ana
condn, Mont.
The bride Is nm unusually attractive
and beautiful girl and Possesses a large
amount OF personal magnetism, Her
college course was completed at ST. Jo-
seph's Academy, Emmtsburg. Md, She
wore an imported gown OF gray wolfe,
built on taffcta, and waist of ccru
cluny lace with n hat OF gray and pink
the whole II symphony In graN-and ear
rled n presentation bouquet OF white or
chds and violets. Her only jewels n
diamond brooch, the gin Of tho groom.
The ceremony was performed bv tho
Rev James r. O'Farrcll, Il lifo-ionE rrfr.n
Of the brides, at an improSisod altar Of
palms, Easter lilies and carnations, and
lights shed by myriad ,apers, Tho mar
rIagn was very quiet on, owing TO tho
family being In mourning. Thoro were
nc attendants The bride being given
away by her father
After an extended tour through Clio
| East Mr. and Mrs. I.aist will be at home
10 their friends al the Montana Hotel
| Anaconda, about -Jlmo LIST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
COE-BROCKETT.
Most Interesting Wedding IT
Several Seasons Celebrated.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatc!',1

(Spccial to The T'imcs-Dispatchl
ALEXANDRIA,. VA, April 1S-N1lss
Martha Townsend Brockctt, of this city,
daughter OF the late Walter Burnett
Brockett, and Mr.. Theodore Irving Coe,
OF New York city, were married this
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs Albert d. Brockett, on
North Washington Street"
The wedding was ono OF the most beau
,fu ana fashionable which has taken
place in many Seasons. Guests were pres
ont from Washington, Baltimore, New
York. New Orleans. Denver, Col; Ger
mantown, Pa. and other places
The ceremony was performed BY Rev.
James NJ Nolirse. of Washington, q min
lister of the PRESBYTERIAN Church.
The bride entered the pnrlor IN which
the wedding was held leaning on the
arm of her cousin, Mr.. ~. D. Brockctt
who gave her In marriage She was
gowncd In white satin, with her veil
caught with diamond and pearl ornn-
mcnts, which were worn by her mother
ana grandmother.
She was attended by little Miss Collins
Jones. of Alexandria, and little Miss
Catherine King, of Germantown Pa,
rs flower girls. They were dressed in
white. with pink sashcs, and carried
baskets of sweet peas.
Mr. Edwin G. French. Of Now Orleans,
was best man, and Master Clarence Boice
Nou,sc was ring bearer.
Following tho ceremony. a reception
was given, at which the numerous we'd
ding guests were entertained. The we'd
ding party was seated In the dining-room,
while the guests were served from the
breakfast room.
After the reception the bride and groom
left for a wedding tour, and subsequently
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
Letter to James u. Capers & Co.

oil, s22,
Mr. McAlullin, late cashier OF patapsco
National Bank, OF Ellcott CITY, Md
painted his bollse--DevoerI 1885. It
wore II years al n cost of less than $40 n
year
MIR Harold IIardipgc, tho present
cashier painted his houHe,- three coats
lead and oi-it wore six years, at n cost
OF $22 year He then repninied Devon;
sald he wanted the pnint that cost least
by the year.
TINS Is important; such compa risons
are extremely rare. We know the general
fact, however
Tho paint lint goes farllcs, wears
longest; always Yours truly
~ r. w DEYDE & co
T. STARTS Hardware Co. sell our
paint.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
Echols-McGuffin,
ESPECIAL to The Times-nIspatch.)

Especial 10 The Tlmes-Nlspatch)
+ SrAUNTON. VA, April lS.--Niss Flo
renee Crawford McGutlin. daughter Of
Mr.. G. r. McGuf1in and Mr.. John Minor
lIchols were married here this morning.
the ceremony taking place at the home
Of the bride The ceremony was perfor,n l',.
Presbyterian Church, The bride is II
handsome young lady, and has many
friends in this. her home city.
The groom Is from Sewell, West Vir-
ginia, where he Is connected with q large
coal nrining company and at which place
Mr.. and Mrs. Echols will make their
future home. G.,
Among the out-of-town guests present
were Mrs. w. w. McGuttln, Miss Kate
M6Gutiln. Mrs. and Miss Sims. Miss Flo
renee Hiatt. Miss Leila Echols and
Mcssrs Charles heidelberg, Bland Hessc,
Harry e. Whiting. Samuel Wilson and y.
IL Campbcll of Thurman. ". Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
CONSOLIDATION
Of TWO PAPERS.
The Evening Ledger at1d tic.
Evening Dispatcl, Are Now @
Hypcnatcd.
UNDER LEDGER MANAGEMENT
Tic Coast Dcfcnsc Squadron
Coming TO Hampton Roads
to Disband.
Special 10 Tho Times plspntcr.>

| fxsNt ~ d.
Np,.s-'.. No.. a..
NOltrOlDl\, ~. AP'll 80 -" ~ ~
folk Dspatc, ana the Pubic Ledger tho
twn nftn,.,non gnancrs OF Norfolk, np-
....,, ,,,,o H., t,,oir,
~ IVY ~ w ,.r,,,,. ,in,. ,,i,,
stl'. s..e ,,,,n"rr M,
nc "''uu 49, ,n .,ns 80
~. ~, ,,,,.,',,,,,.
u So Us Wy c "''so w ~ t''
tio ~, ,..
Inc merging oi WV ~ e .,a
isnt liht nus pccl' on ~ ny III.
neiu mere lor many Sc''s NV. l.''.',..,
Icrce mas me 1lsht "'Nc" ~ 'i'c i''' 80
fourteen months. ~,
me Ledger was est A'l''neu y, - - wv
nc Dlspatch IN lS9t| Mr. times VI
Thomson got control Of the l1lspalcn u
lttlc more thnn SIN years ago, ING
Ledger was under tho controi oiftWo OF
those who founded it-7McssiS. waiter e..
Edwards 3Snnd Joseph G. flreash-lntli
fourteen months ago. WHOM It's control
passed to a stock company Mr.. S. H.
Slower Is president Of tho publishing COR
porationS and business manager of tho
paper, and Mr.. Harvey +. Wilson, vice.
president Of the corporation and editor
of the paper NIcssrs. slower and Wilson
occupy those positions with the merged
interests.
Next Saturday will witness the dis
bandment of the coast defense squadron.
The vessels attached thereto IRE now ut
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
Schepler-Wall,
Especial TO The Tlmcs-Dlspatch.

Especial 10 The Timcs-Dlspatch.)
I1YNCHBURG, VA. April 1S.--A quiet
wedding was solemnizcd yesterday even
ing at the home Of Mr.. NJ. II. Hickey,
No. 1913 Clay Street, the brOthcr-in-law
OF the bride, when Miss Annie Wall, IL
charming young lady, and Mr.. Frank L..
Scheplcr, of Baltimore. were married The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Father McGuirk. of the Holy Cross Cath
Ollie Church. Miss jamie Peck was the
maid of honor and Mr.. J. J. Wall. Il
brother Of the bride. hest man.
After a western trip. the couple will re-
side in Baltimore, where the bridegroom
Is connected with the police department
Of The Baltimore and Ohio RnilMnN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19

morning in Raleigh, n. c., by the Rev,
mt the parsonage. Mr.. Il. l.. Petty,
brother-in-law of the groom. with ms
daughter, Miss ]G,lla May Petty, and Mr
TO Raleigh.
After tho marriage the whole party re-
turned to tho home of MI H. l.. Petty.
Antlcrs, aud Is the youngest son of the
late j. r. Cr,ltc. The bride is a lovely
blonde, about twent--two years Of age,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Mr.. Stuart and Mrs. Ribble Both
SEVERELY Hurt.

Especial to Tho Times -Dlspatch.)
WYTHEVTLLE, VA. April 1s-WhiIc
A. 3. Stnnrt and Mrs. W II. Ribble, Jr..
miles cast of Wytheville. this afternoon
their horse ran Off, throwing both out OF
the buggy, painfully injnrinE Mr.. Stuart,
breaking his collar bone. dislocntlng his
shoulder and brusing him considerable.
Mrs. Rlbble has several bones broken and
is badly cut about the head and body.
She is unconscious and not expected TO
live #.aa Wy