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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-26
NEGRO MURDERER
is BAPTIZED.
Manacled to Altar and Thanked
BY Officers While Service
is Read.
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E FARMvILI4E. VA, April 25.--Robert
Booker colored, under sentence Of deatll
for the murder OF Charles Brown on the
night Of January 20, 1906, was to-day
taken from the county jail OF Prince Ed
ward and baptized The ceremonies were
conducted in the First Colored Baptist
Church In the presence of a large assem-
bly, Every precaution was taken against
the possibility Of the prisoners escape.
The sheriff was assisted in the escort
by Deputy Sheriff Bliss and Policeman
FOCUS.
The scene at the church was impress
sive. The prisoner sat manacled before
the altar. with an officer on each side
OF him. Rev. Samuel c. Hatcher, Of the
Methodist Church, read the Scripture les
son, Rev. Nelson Jordan offered fcrvant
prayer the choir sang ''On Jordan's
stormy Banks" and Rev. 2. a. p. Cheek,
pastor, Immersed the candidate. The
Lords Supper was then Administered.
after which the prisoner was returned to
-, y u.
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WE'D AT RALEIGH.
Miss Lewis Became Bride Of Dr..
Manning-Other Items.

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RALEIGH, N. c., April 25.--This morn
ing al tho home OF the brides father
near Raleigh Miss Pattie 3, Lewis,
daughter Of DR., II. II. Lewis, was united
in marriage with Dr. Isaac Manning,
of Chapel IIll, Tho ceremony was by
Or. M. NJ. Marshall, rector OF Christ
Church, In the presence of the family
and Intimate friends ut 1890 o'clock a
wedding buffet breakfast was served az
ter the ceremony, and DR.. and Mrs, Man
ming left ut 1l;A6 for q bridal trip North
The Raleigh Chapter or Royal Arch
Masons held special oonyocntlon last
night for the purpose OF comforting ule
degrees on number OF candidates from
Selma, Johnston county, where chap
ter is to be established very soon, They
were S. p, Wood, H. B. Pearce, w. II.
Call, j. A, Splers, II. q. sehy'a and H. II.
Alfred.
There are now in the state l.259 rural
pubic school Libraries. established
under the act of the l-esisia-
ture, providing for Libraries where the
citizens Of the district, the county board
and the state appropriate $40 each for
the purchase OF hooks, Wake, Guilford,
,Runcombe, Mecklenhurg, Durham and
Forsythe, are among a large number OF
e.psnties that have the full limit Of eigh-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-26
erous and handsome. Mr.. and Mrs Fer
rell will reside in this city.
5Cart,er[.-Farley.
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FARN1v1LLl VA, April 25.-Mr.
George Edwin Carter and Miss Leila
Estclle Farley, both of Amelia county,
we're married last night at Sandy Creek
Church, that county. Rev. John r.
Ragby performed tho ceremony, In the
presence of large assembly. The
bride was attlred In white SILK and
carried bouquet OF lilies Of the valley.
Her maid Of honor was Miss Alice Far
ley and the groom's best man vas Mr.
J. Walter Burton, OF Farmvllle.
The ushers were Messrs. Gordon PaI-
lett, Claude Farley, w r. Carter and
Or. Charles %. Cruto. The flower bear
ers were little Lula Garter and Nlnstar
George Carter while little Misses Annie
Farley and Snlie May Farley acted as
ribbon girls.
The ceremony over the bridal party
accompanied by host Of friends re-
paired to the residence of the groonl's
father, Nm. N. NJ Carter, where 4
sumptuous repast was served.
Tho bride was the recipient OF many
presents.
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TRYING FOREIGN LABOR.
Experiment to Be Made BY South
Carolina Brick Manufacturers.

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CHARLOTTE. N. c., April 25,-One Of
the first parties OF foreign laborers to-
be brought South by local corpora
ton, arrived In Charlotte this morning
over tho Seaboard from New York. and
will be taken to the plant OF the Char
lotte Brick Company, of which Mayor
s. S. McNinch is president near Fort l't
Mill, 8, C.
There are thirteen Of the laborers, Just
enough, Mayor McNinch says, for an
experiment, comprzing Poles Germans
Scantinaylans and lIungarlans.
Several or tho men landed In New Yorls
three days ago; the others have been
III, the country for q few weeks, Most OF
them arc young and all arc healthy and
robust looking Mayor McNinch has
been confronted With the labor problem
for a long time. He makes 5000 bricks
each day, and 1t takes from eighty to-
ono hundred mon to operate tho plant. fle
has been employing negroes almost ex-&
cusively. and they have not given sat-
sfactIon. II tho first instalment proves
a success, Mayor NrcNinch Will bring
other foreign aborers to his plant VI
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'l..RC.C. O'DONNEL|L.
AMONG M THE KILLED !
Brother Of fredericksburg Man
Loses His Life il, San
francisco.
OTHER vlRGlNlANs ARE SAFE
Murray Lee Lost Everything
But Escaped llim-
self.
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FREDERlCkSBURG, VA, April 20
The Gcr,nnnia Mills, which have been
Gold enterprise here for years, corr
quoted ~ Mcssrs. Mycr and Brulle, nave
been sod TO Il company to lie known as as
til, Gerrnana Mills, Incorporated. an
APPLICATION has been made to the state
Corporation Commission for n charter.
The headquarters OF tho company VIII
b. Il, This city. Tho officers named ~
the $cfn,tct are John a. Traylor, prcsi-t
denti Miss Amelia *. Brullc, vice-preh..
iAent: 5..Adoph l.. Brullc, secretary ana
trcaslsGt
AMONG those killed III the earthquake
disaster at San francisco, Cak, was Dr.
&C. c. O'Donncl. brother OF W. q.
o'Donncll, OF this city. Captain Dan NJ.
, Leo has received Il telegram from ms
son, y. Murray Lee, who was on board
the ship, Stntc of California, which was
ir port at San Francisco at the time OF
the earthquake Mr.. Leo Is an oiticer
on the ship. He telcgraphed that. ne
lost everything but escaped alive among
others in California near San Francisco
from this section, were Messrs. Ashby
Moncure, Turner and Dorney Moncurc
and John Barber, all formerly OIL otal-
a1cId county. They have all tclcgraphed
t!at they received no personal injury.
Lieutenant Robert s. Knox. formerly OF
this city whose vito was Miss Mary
Gordon Wallace, daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. H. Ii. Wallace, OF this city. who are
now In the Philippines, where Lieutenant
Knox was some time ago ordered with
lls regiment, lost all OF their furniture
and wedding presents, which were stored
In San francisco and destroyed by fire.
John Coffcy, Mr.. A.. Randolph HoWards
trainer. who was severely injured from
being thrown from Il cart and caught IN
the running gear. while driving one OF
Mr. Towards show horses yesterday, IS
II, the Mary washington Hospital, and
while his injuries are serious, 1t Is not
thought they will prove fatal.
The residence OF Mrs. Richard Max III
Stafford; county, near Acquia Creek. was
destroyed by fire yesterday. caused ny
sparks falling on the roof. The loss was
slp1; Insured for $500.
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Calhoun-Talley.
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ROXBuRY,. VA, April 25.-Miss Lucy
Christian Talley was united II marriage l,d;
this evening to Mr.. John William cal
houn The bride, who is a lovely and ac-
compished girl, was attired in gray. With
hat and gloves to match ana carried
her brother MI James G hy 'Pe T ErooM
and his best man, Mr.. William MORT
gomery Of AuEmstr c vnv ne r. e enee
Messrs. Alien Walker. Lam Lacey. James
Laxlcy and Percy Brown acted rs us, Nnrs
Nathaniel Crump Tnlley, and Is descend IA,
cd from tho we'll known Chr,stlan ama
Crump families Of Virginia. She ~ also
a great srrn Observation-Disclosures Of the Rev. James
Clopton. who. was for long time pastor hor
troti Tho groom Is prosper9,H%s s y y5oni
emery and Crawford families, who were
among the Mrst %oiav is'' also N
relative OF John c. Calhoun, the noted
statesman.
Mort hern tour.
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BUILD NEW SCHOOL,.
Spencer Will Also Have Better
Sewers and Streets.
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SPENCER, N. c.. April 3-The Board
Of Aldermen. OF Spencer, last night closed i
d, contract for the erection of a hand
some new brick graded school building
In this place which is to cost about S12,-{
900, tho contractors being Mr. t.. b.
Brlcl<cnstne. of Wlnston-Salem, N. c.
The building is to be erected at once and
is to be ready for atpancy at the open "a
ing OF schoolain September.
contract has also been closed with
MI. Brickcnstlne for tho construction OF
the entire sewer system for Spencer
which is to cost approximately SIS, 600.
The material for the system has already (,
been shipped and work begun on the
plans Tho town will also make extern
sive street improvements this season,
which makes II long list Of p'>olic I'M
provemcnts secured by Spencer within
a year, for all of which bonds have been
sold. A splendid water works system has
lust been completed and Is now in opera
ton. Last year the town. by vote, au-55
thorzcd M issue OF $4,000 OF bonds for
the above purposes, one-half OF the issue
having already been disposed OF to the
Wachovin Loan and Trust Company.
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Van Swearinger-Lee.

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LYNCIBURG. VA, April ,26-NIiss
Alice "A. Lee, daughter OF Mr.. James J..
Lee, a prominent business man Of this
city, and Mr.. Brent Van Swearingcr, Of
.Cartersville. NO.. were married hero this
morning at 1880 o'clock at the residence
of tho brides father, on Cabell Street.
Tho Rev. Father ]. j. Mcclure, OF Holy
Cross Catholic Church. was the offlc!at-
Ing minister.
Miss Mary Lee, a sister OF the bride,
was the maid OF honor, and Mr.. William
a: Pitts, OF Pittsburg, Pa. was the best
man..
K The maid OF honors gown was OF white
lingerie over tnffeta. The bride was
gowned in dark blue. with hat and gloves
to match, and carried shower bouquet
Of violcts. After northern and eastern
tour the couple will be at home at Car
tersville, Mo-. after June list.
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FISHING SCHOONER SUNK.
Was Run Down at Sea By the
Schooner Ethel Ruth.
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NORFOLK. VA, April 25.-The schooner
Edith L. Allen ran down at sea and
sank fishing schooner. One of tho
fishermen was drowned, two had their
arms broken.
Tho wounded and all OF the others
of the crew save the one who was
drowned. we're taken aboard the Allen.
which Is now proceeding for Sparrows
Point. near Baltimore, In tow of tho
.Donghcrty tug Peerless of Baltimore.
which picked the Allen up to-day of
this coast and towed her in.
It was told when the Allen passed in
that her bowsprlt was missing, and the
belief obtained here that 1t had been
carried away in gale, The news Of the
more serious catastrophe was learned
by Joseph NJ. Clark, tuE. which spoke
tho Allen in the play. Tho name OF the
lest smack is not yet known. but sho
is believed to be Of the New York or
New England Blue Fishing Fleet, many
OF which are off the coast at present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-26
ICED a change for the better.

noticed a change for the better.
II am now taking the fifth bottle, and
have not an ache or pain anywhere.
"My bowels move regularly every day.
and | have taken on eighteen pounds OF
flesh, my usual weight being las pounds.
II was down. at ono time, rs low as
one hundred and twenty-six pounds.
~ have recommended Peruna TO q
great many, aud they have recon-
mended It very highly.
. 3"I have told several people who com
planned OF that species OF catarrh that Il
they would purchase q bottle Of Peruna
and take 1t according to directions, and
IL when the bottle was gone they could
como to mo and tell me candidly thai
they had no benefit would pay for the
bottle OF medicine.
II have so far had no complaints. but
all first class lions. -. z.
Lockhart, q Atkinson Street, Rochester,
N. Y. a3
will the Doctors Give Pc-irl-na the
Credit?
A number OF members of the medical
profession who have been treating Mr..
Lockhart will be puzzled and surprised.
Mr.. Lockl,art had become 50 we'll
known and his aiment had been the
subject OF so much speculation and cx-
Recommendation that his restoration 10
health should create deep interest among
the doctors who have had tho opporttu,-
nifty OF studying and prescribing IN his
case.
People prcjudiced against proprietary
medicines will no doubt bclittle this cure
as much as possible, but Mr.. Lockhart
and his family and Ills neighbors be-
licve that the statements recitcd herein
have perfect foundation.
Peruna has been doing much good IN
relieving untold cases Of catarrh and
catarrhal diseases In the United States
as well as In other sections OF the world.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-26
WIDEN AND DEEPEN.
THE UPPER. CANAL A |!
Council at Petersburg Refuses to
Appropriate to San Fran Il
cisco Fund.
MORE CANDIDATES FOR COUNCIL
Unknown Person Fires Bullet
Through Window Of Passing
Ioaccc,1pcr Train
Passenger / rain
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PETERSBURG, VA, April 25.-No San
francisco appropriation was made by
the city Council this afternoon, the FL
nance Committee reporting unfavornbly
on the resolution apprcrriat!ng one thou
sand dollars, and q motion not to adopt
the report being lost. Several councilmcn
earnestly advocated tho appropriation,
but the sense OF the Council was OPP
posed TO the establishment OF q dam
gerous precedent by passing q resolution
which had been declared unconstitutional.
The widening and deepening Of the
Virginia Passenger and Power Company's
upper Appomattox canal In Dinwiddie
county, has been completed, and water
is to be turned in about the middle OF
May. The canal Is forty feet wide, eight
feet deep, and about four miles long
and will generate an immonse quantity
OF electrical power at the power house,
has long been ready for work at tho
lower end. The proposed dam Of gigantic
proportions at the upper end OF tho
canal has never been completed. and
the water will for the present be obtain
cd from small dam farther down.
Mr.. Carter r. Bishop has announced
his candidacy for election to the Board
or Aldermen from the Second Ward,
and Mr.. james NJ. Quicke, sr., his can
dldHcy for recollection from the Same
ward.
some unknown person fired bullet
through the window OF q passenger
coacl, OF the Atlantic Coast Line South
bound train, NO. IS, while the train was
climbing the grade between the lower
and upper stations about half past eight
o'clocl, last night. No one was injured.
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To Be Married Quietly.

The marriage OF Mr.. Charles Il. kess-
ninh. assistant treasurer OF the Academy
OF Music, and Miss Mary T, Burke Will
take place at o'clock this evening at
tic residence OF Bishop Van dc Vyver.
Tho news of the coming wedding came
as surprise to tho friends OF
the intended bride and groom ms
no formal announcement OF tho union
had been made until Yesterday only
n fe relatives having been previously In
formed.
The Rev. Or. Magri vicar-genernl Of
the Catholic Diocese OF Richmond Will
perform the ceremony before fnw rela-
tlves Of the couple,
The brlde-elect is the daughter of Mr..
James ], Burke. of No. 30l North Twelfth
Street.
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SCHOLARS HABITS
Coffee Most Pernlclous,

a manly Young fellow, working his way
through school, and whom the world VIII
hear of some day came near blghting all
his prospects by coffee drinking.
II drank coffee all my life, no says,
"and looking back can see that 1t was
responsible for much OF the nervousness
from which suffered as a child, Four
years ago while ut preparatory school
] began to use 1t more freely than ever
before.
i imagined 1t, strengthened me- but as
the school year went on felt That was
playing out First, was troubled ABOUT
studying in the evening. then got SO
could not sleep well and rose III the
morning unrefreshed. My nerves grew
shaky, hands trembled. eyes panied me-
and sometimes at tho blackboard every
thing would seem to turn black---l
couldn't sec what was doing and would
have to take my seat, Then my brain
seemed to grow sluggish--l could not
think clearly and Sconsecutivcly,
"Thus things went on for year
sometlm little better, then worse
again. laid 1t to various causes, but
didn't hit on tho right one TIL went to
system and digestion were In bad shape,
owing to improper diet. and the use Of
coffee. | said couldn't get along with
out coffee, but he insisted that should
give 1t up and use Postum Food Coffee
instead.
II at once changed my diet, and for n
time lived principally on Postum, Grape
4 NJ. and fresh fruit The Improvement
,auickly to manifest Itself My
III, fine back. my brain grew clear
Stive, my nerves We're steadlad
Etdgestion Is better than ever be-
fore. The color has come back to my
cheeks sand gained nearly 80 pounds
Weight In three months My mind is
active and i enjoy studying, ] owe 1t AL
to Postum Food Coffee and Grape Nuts
Name given by Postum Co., Battle Green,
Mich There = a reason
Read the li,.c book, The Road 70
N,ellyIlle," in pkgs, Is. .s,5 s.''
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Nr. l0ckhart's
Recovery Z
Proves .
Great
Sensation
IN hts
Home City.


terest has been aroused by Mr. a. G.
I.ockhart's remarkable recovery. and his
own personal statement will cause ire
,nendous interest in the remedy that
saved his life. He states:
II am nearing forty-four years OF age,
ana was born and raised In Rochester,
NY, and have been unlucky enough to
ia among the poor and obliged to work
for a living.
,About fifteen years ago commenced
TO be alllno, and called physician.
"He pronounced my trouble species
Of dyspepsIa and asked me, after he had
treated me about six months. to get
leave OF absence from the esta blishmcnt
by which was employed (all told about
twenty five years) and go into the coun-
try, where would get change OF life
and fresh air.
II did So and got temporary relief |
went back to work and was again taken
With very distressing palms In my stom.
ach. 1 seldom had a passage OF the
bowels without force.
al consulted another physician, with
no better results. Ny disease kept grow
Ing on me, until had exhausted the
ability Of sixteen Of Rochester's best ply
siclans. Can tell their names If neces-
sary.
.,The last physician recommended me
to give up my work and go South, after
he had practiced on me for one year.
"They gave me a thorough exan,Ina'
ton with the x-Ray, With no results.
They could not even determine what my
ailments we're.
II do not, and never have taken any
stock in patent medicines. but your tes-
timonials in the Rochester papers were
worthy OF consideration.
~ told my wife was going to try a
bottle Of the Peruna. The next time ]
went to the city I purchased a bottle.
and before the bottle was half gone
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Cook-Thonas.
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TORrSa UNION, VA, April GA bcau-
tiful homo wedding occurred hero to-day
when Miss Ethel Thomas became the
bride Of Mr.. Charlie Cook, Of AWGu dss
county. The ceremony was only Witness
cd Nv tho Immediate family and few
friends. Miss Thomas is n very accom-,
plshed young lady, being recent inll
graduate of noted Northern scnooi. ME-.
farmer of Augusta county. The mar
rlnge rites were performed by Rev I. H.
Walton Of the Fork Union Ae =, my rosh
mnnts we're served. Mr.. and Mrs. Cook
lett iii the evening train on their bridal
tour. Their future home Will be IN AL
gusta county. E
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TO BE BIG DAY.
William and Mary's Science Hall
10 Be Dedicated.
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WILLIAMSBURG. VA, April 3.-Fri-
day Will be a great day at William ana
Mary. The new Science Hall will &thcT
be opened to visitors. and ~ nigh. DR..
Ira Remsen. president of Johns Hopklna
University. will make an address. Holt
d,y viii be given during the day TO The
students. and the dedication OF the hall
VIZ; be attended with appropriate excr-
ciSas.
Nearly every college In the State will
nave representatives on hand. Or. futile
will represent the University OF Virginia;
President Ioatwrigh,. Richmond College:
3r. Stuart Mcclure. the University Col
&c of Medicine. The other college rep
,:scntativcs are not yet known hut all
5Eill have either president or some repre-
ntativc present. After the exercises n
..eption will be held In tho college build
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Postponed One Hour. I"
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NORFOLK, VA. April 25,-ALiss Lena
zcdd last night became the wife Of NJ.
Morris Cohen nt tho Eleyenth street rec
Synagogue, Portsmouth,. me nupa at,
knot was 10 have been tied at I O'Clock,
But it was not tied until .. Tho groom
overlooked the important matter Or Sc
curing a marriage license hence , tms d ie.
diced 10 70 to the clerk Of the court S
Office once and Al. ISSUE a license the wedding;
went merrlly on, Miss Mollle Zell served S,,
at tile wedding as maid OF honor. ana Az:
Nathan Cash was best man. me brldc Is
n daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. D, Nedd,
A reception and ball at Liberty RAJ AZ
followed the wedding, the music n dGr tM ~
Of the United States receivng-shlp Frank
lin, {. s. ~ & p. r. l. b . 4 T. .
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Farrell-Warner.

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FREDERICKSBURG, VA, April 25,--
Mr.. Nell II, Terrell and Miss Lutu Somer-
VILE Warner, daughter Of Mr., and Mrs !.
Israel Warner, OF washington, We're mar-
ried to-day at O'Clock at the home OF
the BRIDES parents, 935 Rhode Island Ave-
nue. In that city, Rev. William French
loche, pastor OF Mt. Vernon Methodist
church, onlciating. The rooms We're
handsomely decorated The bride wore
a dainty gown of pearl grey chiffon Pan
ANA cloth. a wedding breakfast was
served to ethe bridal party at noon,
Many guests were present from various
points, The bridal presents were NUM-
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Davies-Tor1lpkins.

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MANASSAS, VA. April 2,-ll. Thorn
ton Davies and Miss Matte Tompkin,s
we're married In tho Episcopal Chnrch
here ut 7:30 o'clock Tonight. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev Dr'
John Mcc1ill, rector OF the chnrch' MI.
Davies Is prominent young h"s',
~ the Prince William bar. and Is u
nenhew Of Commonw wealth Attorney J, -
n, Thornton The bride is the only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, II. II, Tomp'
klns' now OF Washington, D; q, but 10y a.
merly of this county. Mr. and Mrs, Dawes
,rft at $50 o'clock for Northern tour
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FIRE FOLLOWS WEDDING.
Crowd Which Had Witnessed the
Ceremony Much Frightened.

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MEHERRIN. VA, April 25.-Immedlate-
lly after the ceremony was performed at
tho Mllcr-Ewing nuptlals to-day, the
decorations In the church took fire from
the various candles that helped make up
tho scene, and much excitement pre-
vailed among the crowd. q portion Of
which was still in the church, making
their way for the door, Several of the
gentlemen rushed to the fro and after. q
few minutes 1t was entirely extlnguished
without any damage to the building. The
church was packed to its utmost capacity
only a few minutes before tho fire broke
out, .5'3s
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Married Week Ago.

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NORFOLK, VA. April 25.-Alr. and MIS- $,
Mark j. oReiy, who are the guests s, Of
Mrs. Edward +. Chnmplln, NO, 213 r., zen Il
church street this city we're I'rnh r IF mo
M on thsIp o NSW and have To as.
ttlncton Of having come her, here from new lev
York in m nutomoblle me SorEy fT'Gmn o ,es
G i@fore If re- and his bride VIII remain hero
for for several days, and will then ne no on
ward in their auto MISS iieie,' y, no NV,
Of New York. accompanied tlo p'ioe WV
groom here.