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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-13

receiving and looking after the callers,
Among the other objects OF interest
In the library annex yesterday was q
specimen travelling library Installed for
inspection by the legislators. who will
be asked to appropriate $1,000 for the
establishment and maintenance of this
feature OF the work. There are thirty
OF these libraries in circulation now and
with the appropriation asked over $50
can be added. The present libraries we're
all presented by private persons or firms.
Are Free to All.
The books In tho travelling libraries
are Independent OF and entirely separta
from the State Library itself. Zach
library Is numbered and each contains
fifty volumes of fiction. bellies letters.
history, biography. history, travel. natural
history, reference and 30 on. No two
libraries have books alike except now
and then where histories OF Virginia
are duplicated. Any community can OBJ
tain one OF these libraries upon appllca-
ton from ten Taxpayers. the appoints
ment of a librarian and the assumption
of responsibility for the books by some
property owner. Often the application
comes from country store.
The books arc shipped in one box and
bookcase in another box. The library
Is kept from three to six months, and
after 1t has been Exhausted is returned
to the State Library. from which point 1t
is shipped to some other place. Mean
while the original community. which re-
tains the bookcase, gets another library.
and so Oh In an endless circulation. With
each library Is sent a miniature Of tho
State Library systom of cataloguing the
books and recording the names of those to
whom they are loaned. The railroads Of
tho State carry the books free OF charge.
Work Will Be Developed.
Attention was called by Governor Mon
tague in his message to the General AS
sembly to the travelling library system,
and It Ia likely that there will be con-
siderable development OF this very impor-
tant work. Another helpful scheme, which
is arouslng much interest. is the oolec-
ton OF nature pictures, gathered by the
library for the use Of teachers In public
and private schools. Any teacher who
gives proper Identification can secure
one to twenty Of these pictures in a lot
for use In the classroom. and many are
taking advantage OF tho opportunity The
library has 1000 OF the pictures In stock.
A single teacher usually desires about six
at a time, after using which the pictures
are returned to the library and six others
are secured.
Some difficulty has been experienced by
visitors In finding the library annex In
the Capitol The room is on the mezza-
nine floor In the southeastern portion Of
the building and Is the only room In the
corridor leading into the House gallery.
The room is reached by the stairway to
the east Of the building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-13
Wilbou,rr-Musser.
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LEXINGTON, VA, January IA pref
ty marriage was celebrated "Wednesday
morning at Buena Vista, the contracting
parties being Mr.. William Marshall vii
bourn, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel M.
Wilbourn. and Miss Roby Lenora Musser
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ
Musser, all OF that city Rev. ". j.
Thompson, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, ofrlciated at the marriage. which
was solemnized at 6.45 o'clock.
The attendants were Miss Bertie Beard.
or Hot Springs. Va. and Mr.. A. u. Mo-
Curdy Of Buena Vista. Miss Edith STRAIT
ton played the wedding march, The bride
was tastefully gowned In going-away
dress OF blue silk, with hat to match.
Her maid of honor wore gown of blue
cloth.
Mr., and Mrs. Wilbourn left over the
Norfolk and Western road on visit to
friends in Southwest Virginia. They Will
reside In Buena Vista.
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Receiver Asked for.
TAI 10 Tho Tin,es-nIsno,c,

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ALEXANDRIA, VA. January a.
Papers In suit Instituted by David M.
Newbold. Jr.. of Baltimore. for the ap-
pointment of a receiver for the Capital
City Telephone Company. Of this city,
were filed in the Corporation Court here
this morning. In the declaration of the
PLAINTIFF. 1t is stated that the object of
the suit is to subject all the property
of the defendant company to the payment
OF its debts, and particularly to the pay
ment Of certain bonds issued by 1t and
secured by mortgage or trust executed
by the Central Trust Company, of Mary
land. The court is asked to appoint a
receiver.
Mr.. F. f. Marbury. manager of tho
company. stated to-day that the concern
Is being conducted on paying basis.
According to his statement, the COM
pany does not owe dollar, j. NJ.
Thomas. of Pittston. Pa. Is president,
and Charles West, of Allentown. Pa. is
treasurer.
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bui 8,
meeting Of prominent baseball enttu-
siasts will be held in this city at the
Chesterfield Hotel Monday night to per-
feet the organization OF the Virginia State
League and arrange schedule. The
purpose is to have an eight-c club league.
from the cities OF Richmond Norfolk,
Portsmouth. Newport News, Danville,
Lynchburg, Roanoke and Petersburg. Tho
street car companies In the several cities
will be asked to take stock in tho clubs.
and It is thought that with strong, though
not high salaried. mines the league will
be a success.
CLUB OFFICERS.
The Petersburg Club last night elected
the following officers. after which ban
quet was served: Joseph w. Seward, presi-
Samuel Burwel treasurer: w. L. Ship
pen. secretary. Directors-Joseph w.
Seward, Charles Piummer. A. w. Gray.
E. w. Ritchie, R. H. Wallace James Wed
dell, H. p Stratton, Benjamin Harrison,
F. II. Patteson.
The club discussed the possibility Of
organizing a Joint stock company to Sc
cure home. Subscriptions amounting to
$1,000 were promised.
wEEPs AT WILL
Agnes Green, a colored woman, who
possesses the ability to shed tears at will.
was fined SIS by Mayor Jones this morn
Ing on the charge OF collecting money
on a false plea. The woman visited a
number OF people and represented herself
as the mother OF child who was burned
to death a few days ago, and used this
as plea for a contribution. She would
shed tears over her alleged misfortune
and when arrested by Officers John Hee-
Ian and Magee she carried on to an alarm
ing extent even biting her lips until they
bled profusely.
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SCHOONER ADR|FT
!. ONO one ABOARD.
----
Her Stern Torn Away and Crew
Believed to Have Been
Lost.
A SCORE OF cows PERISH
AZ Passenger Leaving Seat on
A SCORE OF cows PERISH
"a Passenger Leaving Scat On
Street Car Does So at
His Peril.
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NORFOLK. VA, January IA two
masted schooner, which 1t Is pretty GER
tain Is the Samuel Russell is drifting
about In the channel of Chesapeake Bay
below the Middle Ground, with her
stern washed away or torn away in
collision. There are no signs OF life aboard
and her master and four seamen are be-
lieved to have been washed overheard
ana drowned. The Joseph M. Clark and
Company's tug Reliance went out to the
scene to tow the abandoned vessel 20
this port News of the situation aboard
the vessel was teephoned to-day to Cap
tam clark by the master OF the Reliance,
VINO came in to communicate with its
owners and afterward returned to the
wreck. The Russell sailed for Baltimore
from Norfolk with cargo OF lumber in
tow OF the tug Volunteer.
COWS PERISH IN FIRE.
a large barn on the premises OF the
Orange Grove Dairy, owned by T. Z.
Brickhouse, at the corner of Corprew and
Excelsior Avenues, in Norfolk COUNTY,
was destroyed by fire last night, TWEEN
ty-two COWS and two calves being roasted
to death IN the flames. The blaze started
at ii o'clock. Mr.. Brickhouse, who lives
at 800 Claiborne Avenue, was notified
and reached the scene at midnight.
The blaze made rapid Roadway and
consumed the building and its contents.
Beside the barn and the cows. a new
wagon. carload OF peanut hulls and a
quantity OF hay and fodder were destroy
ed. The windmill on the premises WAS
partially damaged BY IRE.
AT OWN PERIL.
Tho decision given By Judge w. B..
Martin in the $1,000 damage suit OF Rufus
r. Slater against tho Berkeley Street Rail-
way, when the court set aside the Jury
verdict OF $500 given in the plainsiff's
favor. Is important to all patrons OF street
cars, many OF whom leave their seats in
the cars and stand on the rear plat
forms.
The court held that when passenger
of car leaves his seat while the car Is
moving rapidly, yet safely. he does SO at
his own risk, and cannot recover for in
Juries received as a result, providing
there is no negligence shown on the part
of the street car company. In the Salter
case the evidence showed that the plain
till went TO the rear platform OF the car
while the car was rapidly approaching
the sharp curve at the Camposteila
bridge. The car, which was ITcying fast,
was carried safely around by the motor
man. but saIter was thrown of and In
jured.
Attorney w. II. yenable, OF the Berk-
ley Street Railway, in asking that the
jury verdict given in Salter's favor be
set aside. declared tina; the plaintiff had
not proved the negligence charged in his
declaration. and further that the PLAINTIFF
had been guilty OF contributory negli-
gence. The court upheld both pleas, and
set the verdict aside.
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Lawrence will likely appear as Witnesses.
Lieutenant Hart and men left for Hamp<
ton Ronds this morning.
PETERSBURG, VA-Colonel WlllianN
Henry Mann. one of the Jamestown ESy
position commissioners. is now in Cos
lumbia, 8. &, TO appear before the LegisA
lature In the interest of the exposition.
ROANOKE. vA.-Considerable excite-,
ment was created at the Commerce Street,
School to-day by agents OF tho Children'ai
Homo Society going after little 2girlk
named Tiny Patterson. A sister followeG
them and told the little girl to run. shs
was caught and taken to the train anG
left for Richmond.
ley Traction Company (the Middlebrook
trolley line) elected the following officers
Thursday: j. Frank Clemmer. presidents
II. NJ. Smiley. first vioe-president: p. II.
Hantsoh. of Philadelphia, second vices
president, and IL. Il. AIcGary, OF Augusta
county, secretary and treasurer. This
company proposes to build trolley line
from Newport, in Augusta county. I'd
stanton.
SOUTH BOSTON, vA.-At meeting
of the business men of South Boston on
last Tuesday, stock company with a
capital OF thirty thousand dollars, was
formed to manufacture high grade car
riages and buggies. The company Will
Occupy the large brick building at the corr
ner of Main and Factory Streets.
TITTINGTON. VA.-"Fhrmihgton,, =
about 1880 acres of land was sold few
days ago to the Shaw Lumber Company
for s116oo. The same property was
bought by the seller. Mr.. Darlington.
twelve months ago for Sill 600. 'Farming-
ton" was the colonial home of the Harrl.
son family.
WEST POINT. vA.-Master Melvim
Cabe, about six years old. lost his balance
and fell over the stair-rall from the sea
cond story to the hall below. He suffered
no inconvenience whatever, except the
| loosening OF Il tooth.
WOODSTOCK, yA.-The cases against
A. j. Nicholson and his daughter. Mauda
Nicholson, who were sent to Jail upon
the charge of stealing n valise from a
buggy on The Mount Jackson and
Howard's Lick Turnpike. was tried In;
the Circuit Court upon an appeal ana,
acquitted.
wYTHEyILLE. vA.--Mr. w. w. Pen4
d1eton. who lives In east of town. slipped
on the ice this morning and broke hia
l1eg.
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NEW INSURANCE CO.
Roanoke Makes Overtures to the
Lynchburg Company.
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LYNCHBURG, VA. January 12-It was
ascertained here to-day that q number Of
bankers Of Roanoke, who have deter
mined to organize a life insurance COM
pany In that city, have made overtures
TO the promoters of the American Ma
tional Life Insurance Company, of this
city. to remove Ats home office to that
city.
{ The proposition will not be entertained,
and the Roanoke people have applied
for q charter under the name of the
Southern Life and Trust Company.
The local company is placing It's stock
and will organize In February, as soon
as 1t can get it's suite of rooms in the
new Krise building.
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Game Disappearing.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
TETTINGTON. VA, January l2.-The
catch of fish lis small. Water fowl has
nearly disappeared and the once great
feeding ground Of this section for geese
and ducks are silent to the honk OF the
goose and quaok OF the duck,
Unless our game laws are rigid1y en-
forced or the season for five years for
all game closed by statute, then we can
expect no incfease FOR the future.
Tax ell shotguns so much per year for
benefit OF restocking game birds.
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Give a Silver Tea.

Twelfth Street, gave a silver tea Friday
evening from s to II for the benefit OF the
building fund of Emmanuel Baptist
About forty people We're present. and
a delightful evening was spent. Misses
Annie Perkins and Julia. Eanes and Mr.,
az lie guests BY well-rendered musical
Selections Little Miss Julia Wilkes,
daughter OF the. hostess, also delighted
Mrs, Wilkes was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. A. G. Foster, Mrs Batson, Miss
Julia Ennes, Miss Josie Wyatt and Miss
GOOde. W.
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BALLANTINEs CASE.
Niche Sent on to Grand Jury.
Additional Evidence.

Special to The Times Dispatch.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE January 1.-THE
case OF Henry Niche, the young travel
ing man charged with extortlng money
from the late Robert D. Balantine, by
blacknlailng, was sent on to the grand
Jury today by Justice E. Watson.
The case OF the three accused parties
VIII come before the grand jury Monday
me whereabouts of F. G. Duncan Is
matter of conjecture only. If he is
indicted there will be a vigorous effort
trial,
commemorative Attorney Dabney is
said to bu in possession Of additional
evidence. =
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Visible Supply,
lRy Assoclated Press.l

NEW ORLEANS. January Ia. Score
tary Hester's statement of the worlds
visible supply of cotton issued o-day
shows the total visible to be 5425. 451,
against 5,36e,s9o last week. and 4ss1. 451,
last year. OF this the total OF American
cotton Is 4,Os245l, against 4lS1.899 last
week, and S,S072S6 last year, and Of all
other kinds, Including Egypt, Brazil,
India, etc. $4,000, against 1,2s5.ooo
last week, $4,000 last year.
Is, OF the worlds visible supply OF cotton
as above there Is now afioatsand held In
Great Britain and continental Europe,
2,764 900 against 2,42s,0OO last year: in
Egypt. 204.O against 100000 last year;
IN india. 100000, against $4,000 last
year. and in the United Stat es, 4, 7s1 900,
against 1854 1000 last we ar $50 ,S III, I
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Messenger Boy Shot.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch,)
NORFOLK, VA, January 12-1srael
Cohen was dangerously shot in the breast
here tonight by George Jenkins, night
clerk for the Western Union Telegraph
Company, by whom Cohen Is employed as
a messenger. The shooting was acci-
dental. and occurred while Jenkins was
taking the cartridges out of a .S2 calibre
Smith and Wesson pistol. Cohen was
standing In front of the desk, and the
ball entered his breast after glancing
from a steam radiator. The wounded boy
was carried to st. yIncent's Hospital for
treatment
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Robbed On a Steamer.
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-. lSsPeC!al 20 The ,IItnes-UspatchV
tFREDERICKSBURG VA, January
12-Mr. William Weaver. formerly OF
Westmoreland county, now OF Washing
ton, was robbed Of $500 recently while on
a Potomac steamer between Washington
and Deer Point Wharf. 1t is said that he
was spotted by two mon In Washington
who saw him with the money before he
left and that during the night while the
steamer was making its way down the
river. they hoisted the window of his
stateroom. reached in and secured his
clothes. from which they took the money
and left the steamer before daylight at
Colonial Beach, Mr.. Weaver was not
aware of his loss until no arose next
morning Just before reaching the wharf,
at which he was to leave the steamer,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-13
New BAPTIST Church
Special to The Timos.DIsnotch

lspeoial to The Timos-Dspatch.)
NoRFOLK, VA, January PA new
Baptist Church was instituted In
frentlss Place, Portsmouth, last night by
Prespytery composed of Portsmouth
haptist pastors, pr, r. B. Garrett, de-
meVrlng the address to the organization.
The church springs from the Fourth
Street Baptist Church mission and ia ~
DO known as the Prentiss Place Baptist
Church. z Tho Rev. G.. K. Hobbs was
elected pastor. Mr., Hobbs has been In
charge of the mission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-13
ORDERS ISSUED TO
SONS Of VETERANS
Baseball Enthusiasts to Meet
Monday to Organize a
State League.
EIGHT CLUBS CONTEMPLATED
A Colored Woman Who Weeps
at Will Dupes Good
People.
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Especial to The Times-Dispatoh.)
PETERSBURG, VA, January 12.-Mr.
James p. Banks, Of this city, commander
OF the First Brigade. United Sons OF Con-
federate Veterans, to-day issued his first
general order, which announces tho fol-
lowing officers:
j. Dunn Martin. brigade udjutant and
chief OF staff, Petersburg. Va.
William F. spotswood. brigade quarter
master. Norfolk. Va. -
E. w. Peters, brigade commissary,
Lynchburs, Va.
T. F. Parsons, brigade inspector, Peters,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-13
MANY VISITORS
SEE JADE BOOKS.
Handsome Volumes on Oriental
Stone Attracting Wide
Attention.
BOOKS FOR EVERY COMMUNITY
Model Travelling Library On
Exhibition at Capitol for Legis-
lators to Inspect

Public interest in the subject of jade
showed an enthusiastic and astonishing
increase yesterday. During the day
about three hundred people visited the
library annex In tho Capitol building,
handled the sumptuous Russia leather
on the great Bishop books. read n word
or two OF tho text by way OF familiar
ising themselves with this properties Of
the hitherto unknown mineral and adj
mirod tho wonderful illustrations SCAT
tered throughout tho two volumes. As
sistant Librarian Evans was kept busy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-13
Pythian Delegates.
(snecial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG. VA, January 12.-
Major A. r. Moody and Mr.. Il. H. Tit
mus have been elected representatives
from Eureka and Naomi Lodges, respec-
lively, Of Pythians, to the Grand Lodge,
knights of Pythias, which meets In
staunton in February.
Tho annual sermon before the A. p. Hill
Camp, Confederate Veterans in honor of
General r, p. Lees birthday, will be
preached at tho First Baptist Church
Sunday night by the chaplain OF tho
camp, Rev. j. NJ. Pitcher.
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REPUBLICAN, TO RUN
IN halifax COUNTY
Democratic Committee to Meet
to Consider the situa-
ton.
tspec,al to The Times-pispatch.) }

Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. January r.
Mr.. Charles A. Lacy Republican). Of
Houston. has announced himself a can
didate Tor the State Senate. to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of R. R.
Noblin. Mr.. r. Halt Easley. chairman
OF the County Executive Committee, has
called Il special meeting OF the Demo-
Gratis on Monday, January 18th. to con-
slider IL II will be advisable to have two
candidates in the field for the State sena-
torship.
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Ivanhoe Furnace Sold.

b Especial to The Times plspatch.)
a.&WYTHEVILLD VA, January lit
Is rumored on the street that the new
mineral company has sold It's furnace at
,lvanhoe. In this county. anu all or its
mineral lands In Nythe and Carroll
counties to Mr.. Robert AZ, Carter, OF
P gsss3 The pFise pa1a fpula n9t be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-13
Murder Or Suicide.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
LEEsBURG, va. January IA
human skeleton was found by hunters
IN the Blue Ridge Mountains. The re-
mains We're badly decomposed ana
Were lying under a pile Of logs bullet
mole was found In tho left temple. All
Identity OF the person was destroyed. ana
me !. 5evtd Indicates murder or
Su1c'oe' ~ aStf.g fausssa thnA I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-13
DRANK GHLOROFORM
IN PLACE OF WHIsKEY
A Doctors Patient Samples a
Bottle in Physicians
OVercoat.
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Especial to The Tlmes-D 1spatoh.l
DR.. q. w. Twyman was called
to see a member Of Mr. Edward Ford's
family Tuesday night. and while there
Mr.. Ford. seeing bottle in the doctoTs
ovcrcoat pocket took q stiff drink, OF what
he thought to be good whiskey. but 1t
proved to be pure chloroforn'. He was
but 1t is thought he will recover without
serious injury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-13
Indicted for Selling Nerve.
(Special to The Tlmes-Dispatcl

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
X NEW KENT CoURTHousE. VA. JAM
Suary 1a-Court opened yesterday, Judge
d, d. Tyler on the bench. Indictments
were returned against several Of the NOR.
and the cases were continued. until next
term Of court, "A good many other cases
were called and cont inued until the March
term. A small crowd attended, and court
adjourned OF the close Of the day.
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Wedding Cards.
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Especial to Tho Times-D ispatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA, January l2.-Mr,
and Mrs. Frank "A. Epes. OF Prince
George county. have Issued cards to tina
marriage of their daughter. sadye, to
Mr.. George w. Dunn. OF Petersburg. at
noon, ut the home Of the BRIDES parents,
Sunnyside. Wednesday. January cath,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-13

Paxton, of Fairfield. Rockbridge county,
was married Wednesday evening to Mr..
George l.. Wiseman. of Hudson. I'LL.
Rev. j. Spencer Smith. of the Presby4
terrain Church, officlated The young
couple will remain in Virginia until about
the first of February, when they will pros
coed to the grooms homo in Illinois.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-13
OUR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
Through special by
vashon

ing the result of his investiga
will write a series Of letters and
SUNDAY T1MES-DIsPATCH.
pear next Sunday, will be devot
of Mr.. Steffens, what he hopes
coed with his work.
There is no man in America
character Of work than Lincoln
and municipal affairs within the
perhaps, as widespread interest
porter of our national life Mr..
his curiosity is unlimited, he
finds out. The stories Of how
McClure's would make more in
ticles themselves, and this news
stories in which human docu
the characters. Mr.. Steffens
what the ordinary citizen cannot
government is doing, why Ger
and what are the forces for good
ter very simply, asking those il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-13
Brown-Lcathers.

| Special to The Times Dlspatch.)
Annie L. feathers. of Criglarsville, and
Mr.. ]. n Brown. Of West Virginia. were
married in Shiloh Church at CTlgleraS
Vile Wednesday. Rev. o. A. Hall psrS
formed the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown will mako their
home In Davis, w. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-13
Shenk--Cave.

(Speoal to The -Dispatch.)
LURAY, VA. January l2.r-Mr, David
Webster s6snk. son of Mr.. Henry e.
Shenls, Of L,,ray. and Miss Glizabeth
Cave, daughter OF Mr.. Daniel w, cave
were married. yesterday at the home OF
the officiating minister. Elder ~ w.
Striclsler. In this place,