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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-12-07
HE WAS GAME.

In a suit recently tried III
ginia town young lawyer Oh '|
experience was addressing Wv
on a point of law, when, goou'"'
ly, he turned to opposing c0uD
man of much more eXperiens'
himself, and asked: d
That's right, | believe W.
kins?" a
Whereupon, Hopkins, VIII
of conscious superiority, replN -,
"sir, I have an Office in fl'1 ;,
wherein / shall be delisn'eu ID
tighten you on any point OIL nv
consideration" N
The youthful attorney w. "A
least abashed, took from NJ IA
a half-dollar piece, which u
Col. Hopkins with this reina :, n
mo time like the pres ..c,.
this, sir, tell US what you
give me the change.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-12-07
Somewhat Delayed.

On account of the removal in Nash
vile of the McQuiday Printing Com
pany's plant to more central loca'
ton. the completion of the Supplement
tai edition of Maury County History
has been somewhat delayed and the
compilers will have to hustle to finish
the delivery to customers this month
Two hunred copies were delivered last
week and gave general satisfaction. az
the work contains a vast store Of in
formation in a small space.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-12-07
FIFTEEN CENTS
starts = long Litigation Which VIII
Probably Wind Up In the su-
preme Court.

DRESDEN, Tenn, Dec. Am I'M
usual case was heard in the Circuit
Court here today, involving only 10
cents. 1t appears that Hugh Roberts,
A Justice of the Peace of the Fifth
District. issued civil warrant against
J. T. Burton for a man named Evans,
who wanted to collect a debt from
Burton When the warrant was issued
Roberts placed the style of the cause
Iupon his docket and to whom the war
rant was issued. When the officer
collected the debt and costs he col
Elected Is cents for the Justice for
docketing the case. Burton demand
ed it back. and when Roberts refused
TO paw it brought suit. The case was
tried before a Justice of the Peace,
and the Justice held that the 10 cents
was allowable cost, and taxed Burton
with the costs. Burton appealed to
the Circuit Court, and Judge Maiden
decided that Roberts was not entitled
TO the Is cents and taxed Esq. Rob
erts with the cost Roberts prayed
an APPEAL to the Supreme Court, and II
the case is taken up it will be the
first of its kind ever in the high tribu
nal from this county.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-12-07
ROBBERS
DIDN'T SECURE SUCH A VERY
LARGE SUM.

DALLAS. Texas, Dec. Al. S. Gar
rison, Assistant Superintendent OF the
Pacific Express Company, denies posi-
lively that $4,000 was stolen by
train robbers who held up the express
car on the Cotton Belt Route near Sui
phur Springs Saturday night. Mr..
Garrison says that there were only To-
cal consignments of money, and the
total loss could not have been more
than $4,000 in cash. The drafts will
be watched and not allowed to be
cashed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-12-07
TEACHERS MEETING

The Maury County Teachers Asso-
citation was held December LIST, at the
Athenaeum building in Columbia. The
meeting was called to order propmt-
" at 10 o'clock by Prof. Dodson. the
attendance was good and great enthu-
siasm was shown.
Miss Bowers, who represented The
Woman's Christian Temperance un
ion. delivered fine address.
Prof. Hatfield very ably discussed
two chapters in School management.
Mrs. C. w. Mitchell read Millions
L'Allegro and brought out the mos
,mnortant points, which rendered
very instructive. SECRETARY.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-12-07
PRESIDENTS recommends
TONS BRIEFLY STATED.

b sose which was read in both today
President makes number OF recommendations IN m
usual vigorous to the literally
Of the country members the two houses
tribute Congress has done more good ana
the present Among the salient features " Mo
message following be mentioned -
Oppose corporations contributing to the campaign expenses
political parties
Urges right Of government appeal criminal
Depo the aside judgments OF inferior courts on
absolutely with the merits OF the case
unwise prohibit altogether the use Oh anu
doubts whether a would stand the test
An public conscience supplemented with e necessary
legislation needed to prevent Bnchmg justice Snouu % % anu
swift but under the wild savagery OF moo
Preachers donfnie harm in the dealings OF cap
and labo. ,, an
Need of bin limiting employment of railroad EN-
poyes the goal being an eghthour day
investigation of the conditions SURROUNDING e ~
children and
e. operation of employers liability law
Coal lands from settlement
Federal control of corporations working sas
orv and further legislation this line not deemed wise until the
present laws thoroughly tried
Recommends graduated inheritance tax and posso N u
Technical and industrial training recommended.
Every aid should be extended agriculture.
Question and divorce should be relocated TO the %
tonal Congress-
Renews recommendations concerning the ueVeopn
American shipping.
Refers to defects and cites several plans
suggested not special one
absolute free trade for the Philippines MS ~
hope no
American citizenship conferred the people of Porto
onete reorganization of the governmental system of Alaska
Hostility toward Japanese discredbe people and may
he augh with the shut them out puo
wicked absurdy and recommends la"
povfding Tor of come here INTENDING
citizens also one enabling the President "
force rights Of aliens under treaties
The United states governed is such manner
as to secure the safety OF life and property
Recent Rio conference Importance the United States
marking distinct advance development of rich South Amer
" trade. -,
Peace rgas through the mediation the on
n states Mexico
~ Panama Canal trip subject Of later message -
Urges Ageciras conference and depo
continued of fur seals in violation Of agreements
Progress made looking second congress at The
splenddy equipped the sures guaranto OF peace VIM
M country possesses. u.
Necessary maintain the highest standard OF emclehc'
W personnel loft and
Elhu Root before the conference
X American Republics
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-12-07
Mare Stolen.

Stolen from Palestine, in Lewis
county, Saturday night, December l.
one clay bank mare, black name ana
tail about seven years old, between
sixteen and seventeen hands high. Lib
eral reward for her recovery, or infor-
nation leading to her recovery, left
with Love Webb, Sheriff of Maury
county. T. QolLLnn'
IT R.R. No /, Hohenwald, Tenn
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-12-07
DENTISTS MEETING

The Maury County Society OF Den
tai Surgeons held its regular month
" meeting Tuesday night in DR.. J. E.
Sheppard's office. DR.. A. 8. Page read
a very scientific paper on "Pyorrhea
Alveolaris." DR.. Sheppard opened the
discussion. After this Dr. Page gave
an interesting clinic on hgating the
teeth affected with Pyorrhea There
being nothing further, the meeting ad'
journed to meet the first Tuesday
night in January at seven o'clock with
DIR, s. r. HardiSon.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-12-07
INSURANCE
ELECTION
Attorney General Hands Down An
Opinion.

Special to the Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 5'-Attor-
new General Charles T. Gates. Jr,
holds that the Insurance Commissioner
Of the State has no specific authority
to take action against an insurance
company because its agency force
engaged in an effort to elect any par
ticular ticket or board of trustees.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-12-07
Notice 10 creditors.

All parties indebted to the firm OF
s. B. Nichols are requested to come
forward and settle at once, as the bus
mess must be Strengthened up You
will find the books in charge OF MI
e. C. Fitzgerald; who will have an
Office on the site where our store
stood. Yours truly.
dec7-4t s. b. NICHOLS.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-12-07
BAD FIRE AT pYERs5URe.

DYERSBURG, Tenn, Nov. 29.-The
store building occupied by the Famous
Supply Company, at this place, to-
gether with its contents, were des-
troyed by fire at an early hour this
morning. The loss is estimated at
$50 900, partly covered by insurance
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-12-07
Pull AJANE CHIEF KILLED
IN A DESPERATE FIGHT

MANILA, Nov Ex-Governor Cur
rev. of the Island of Samar, reports
a desperate fight between Pulajanes
and volunteers near Albalate, Novem-
Der 26. Pedro de la Cruz, an outlaw
chief, was killed and twenty of his
followers were wounded. The re-
mainder of Cruz's band were dispers-
ed
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-12-07
WILL SERVE SUPPER

At the meeting of the Phintiaes
Lodge K. of p, to be held tonight
supper will be served. All members
Of the order are Invited to be present.
Members OF the John G. Dexter Lodge
are also invited to be present.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-12-07
COLUMBIA P. @.
BUILDING

The Secretary of the Treasury in
his report to Congress Monday, asked
for $4,000 for site and constructor
work on the Columbia post once
building for this year, and TOT
the next fiscal year $4,000. This is
under the present limit, or $65'OoC
appropriation.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-12-07

Anv skin itching is temper-tester.
The more you scratch the worse IL
itches. Doan's Ointment cures pies
eczema-any skin itching. At all drug
stores.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
REV DR.. PITT RESIGNS
HIS ASHLAND CHARGE.
Town Council to Award Fran
chise for Sewers, Water
and Gas.
:(speclal to The Timcs- Djspatch.)

Especial to Inc Ilmcs-Dlspatcn')
!. ASHLAND. " A.,.April 1.-.Dr. r. E:
PITT editor, the Religious Is, H hs
Baptls; Church for tho past seven years.
rendered his resignation as pastor of the
Ashland church to-day. Profound regret
land Baptists, but In the entire cor1mu-
nifty, but Dr. Pitt has lntimated at times
that his duties In Richmond would event !,
uallyy interrupt his continued service At
Ashland.
Mr.. Goodrich. a returned missionary
from the Philippines. will address 81, !, t la
current subjects pertaining, to the Islands
. The Town Council Of Ashland will take
up the ma tier OF, franchise for sewers.
water and gas HIS week, and the fran
Harris and his Philadelphia associates.
The baseball game between Ashland
and he Randolph Macon teams which
afternoon here. was abandoned on account
of wet grounds. i,
viii visit Ashland this week; -
postmaster OF Ashland has not yet been
He viii take charge Of the Office, sue
SEEDING MI lis r. comiss,on
1 4 number Of the members of tho Ash
land Choral Clublwll attend the rchear,
Sal6Of tho edneSdhSt CluD III hlch!llu'A
next ,Tlesda yYInight,G The regular rehear-
sal sof tho Ashland Choral Club VIII pc
held in Ashland son Wednesday night
from now until the May festival, April
3oth The Richmond. fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Will run midnight
train between Ashland and Richmond on
Tuesdays, commencing April 10th until
the festival, and during the three nights
: Mr. t. Al. Mathews, Of Richmond. was in
As Mr Ro {slqayA lsop, Of Richmond, v,s-
4 The Henry Clay Inn VIII be opened e q, on
April 12th under the management or AZ, Ar.
], A. Burgess of Charlottesville. va. mo
hotel has been leased for term OF years
by Rev. G.. w NJ, Taylor.
a very delightful musical was given at
the residence OF President Blackwell sat
,,rday night BY Miss Eple BLACKWELL, N
music participated. - ,,,s,,,,,,
:" MI fros j. jill II. Mcclure has been appointed
engineer In chief OF the' Richmond ana
Chesapeake Bay Railroad. which WIN
Miss Stewart Blanton has returned TO
Ashland from visit TO Washington.
Mr. Luther White, a. student of RAN
dolph- Macon College, Is III With pneu-
nonln. R a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
THE MONUMENT
TO GEN. MERCER.
The Unwilling to Take Place
About One Month From
Now.
A LOST BIBLE RESTORED
A Granddaughter Of Owner to
Receive Book Taken by
Union Soldier.
A LOST BIBLE '. RESTORED 1: Z:
Especial to The 1smes-Dispatch.)

Especial to Tho 1Nmes-Dispatch.)
FRED11R 1CKs BURG, VA, April IL
The contract for tho work OF improving
the grounds about the Mercer monument
on Washington Avenue, in this city,
including granite curbing, granolithic
sidewalks, cement coping, has been
awarded by the United States govern
ncnt to Cartwright G Davis, OF this city,
and Is expected to be completed by tho
latter part OF May, ms tho unwilling Will
take place about that time, when It
is expected that tho President and his
Cabinet and many other distinguished
people will be here and It will be
great occasion.
The lost family Bible, which was taken
BY Federal troops from n home here
during the Civil War over forty years
ago, and concerning which Mr.. r. r.
Rlddcl, OF Albany, N. Y, wrote Clerk
a. 3. Yates. OF this city, stating that
he would SEQ that the Bible was restored
to tho proper owner II the name OF the
person could be ascertalned, will be
sent to Miss Fannie +. Nash, of Carriers
Wharf, on the Rappahannock River, IN
Richmond county, who Is granddaugh-
tor OF William o. Baltlinson, who owned
the Bible Mt the time It was taken.
Captain w. i. Messlck and party Of
friends, who have been visiting relatives
and friends in this city for the past
several days, left here to-day in Cap
tain Messck's large launch for their
homes at 1rvington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
DEATHS.

his age, CLIFFORD D. ELLIS In R!cllsl
mond, va, March Slst. Mr.. Ellis was
we'll connected and had many frlondsf
who will DO arlevcd at his untimells
DEATH He leaves only a brother, Mr.
Willie ELLIS, to mourn his loss. y5sS5
Funeral from the residence of hlAS
cousin, Mr.. r, l.. Dunn. 170S n. TWenty-s
second Street, at 3 o'clock z. NJ, APRlLf
I'd. Burial ~ Lakewood. 3s III g55
We can only say. THY Will ba done,ss6
F Aa7a y & AAIr lst Ns9Ns
youngest son of John j. and Josephine
p. Fairbank. 3fS5
Funeral from the residence, OIL East
Leigh Street, TODAY ntl3 r. NJ. Inter.s
ment Hollywood sa hi
JAcOB.-Dled, in Ell Paso. Tex, sunday,a
April 1st, CLARA j., wife Of 3. Al
lnterment in lei Paso 8s3
LITTLE.--Died April /. 1905, at Z 80 r, Nj
at her residence, ITO Floyd Avenue
{ RBBECCA WlI.MER, wife OF la,i
Little, and daughter OF tho late Char!esi
ana Mary r, McIndoe, aSs
Funeral notice later, ri
o'MARA.--D Died. April I, 1905, nj his resi- est
dence, No 203 Temple Street, at l2;3li
O'Clock, MARTIN O'NtARA.
Funeral notice later, HI i5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
FREIGHT WRECK
AND BLOCKADE
Fifteen Cars Piled Up Near Mon
roe and Considerably
Damaged.
.----.--------.s 4s
Or. PAXTON DECLINES CALL
The Lyncl1burg Leaguers to Play
the Brooklyn Nationals
Saturday Next.
r. /. PAXTON DECLINES CALL
fsnocla, a 1-ho 1,Inres- Dispatch. )

(5pccai 10 Tho Tinres- Dispatch)
LYNCHBUlG. VA., April La freight
train was wrecked last night on the
Southern a short distance north Of Nom
roe. Fifteen cars were piled up, and
considerably damaged, and the line was
blocked for moro than twelve hours, trnf-
tic having been restored this morning
about o'clock. @
Rev. Dr. james Dunlop Paxton. pastor
OF First Presbyterian Church. announced
al public worship at that church to-day
that hc had declined the call extended
him by the First Presbyterian Church OF
Greensboro. N. &. Tho members OF the
aggregation Are delighted over Or. Pax
toms determination to remain here. lie
l.. Immensely popular in Lynchburg and
IL generally regarded as one OF the most
brilliant pulpit orators OF the South. lie
came here two years ago from, Prince
ton. N. J.
Manager Grim. OF the local Virginia
League team, has telegraphed trans
portation for the members Of the team,
who arc to report here on " ednesday.
The first exhibition game will be played
on Saturday with tho Brooklyn National
Leagues. The uniforms will be OF blue
and gray material, and the manager says
the team will be one OF the best uni
formed In the league
Grim goes to Richmond tomorrow to
be present at the meeting OF tho league
tomorrow night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
BRADFORD AFFAIRS
,oc,o, "a T,he ,rlmcs-plspatch,)

~. (SpcclhI TO llle ~ EIlcS-1IlSptttCII'l .#st
4 RADFORD. VA, April 1.-The Junior
Euchre Club. OF Pulaski, was very
charningly entertained Mt Maple Shade
Inn Saturday evening By Miss Ihibbs
and Mr. Charles johnson. The evening
was spent In card playing and dancing.
and after supper. the interval before
the arrival Of tho carriages was enliv-
ened by music by members Of an opera
company stopping at-athe Inn.
The Pulaski Current Events Clus, was
very, handsomely entertained on Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. A. II. Jordan,
assisted by her sister, Miss Whitman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baskerville are In
Florida this week. 81
Mr.. ard Mrs. II. c. Gilmer entertained
at dinner Thursday in honor OF Miss
Margaret GIlmer, OF Abingdon.
The Round Dozen Club Of Pulaski,
were entertained Wednesday by Miss
Dulin. iiy
Mr.. o. p. Jordan.sI. cashier OF the
Pulaski National Bank, Is preparing TO
erect handsome residence,
There have been%a number OF small,
but delightful entertainments given In
pulaski during the week, among the
hostesses being Mrs Harry w Van
Doren, Mrs. J. D. Askew and Mrs. II,
1fNr! Thomas IngIes has returned from
FLORIDA, leaving, Mrs. 1ngles there 70
await the advent Of smiling Virginia
skies before returning home. ~;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
THE TIDEWATER.
Pushing It's Track Building-To
Let Contract for Big Bridge.
fSnocIal 10 THE TImes- DisDatch.)

Especial TO The Times Dlsnatch.)
NORFOLK, VA. April 1.-Cllef EngI-
neer r. Fernstronl OF the Underwater
Railroad, returned to Norfolk to-day after
a two weeks inspection of his company's
right of way from Roanoke to this city.
Mr.. Fernstrom says that the work on
the new line Is progressing well and that
the limo will be completed for acceptance
Hby HIS company in tho early part of 1905,
The tracks now extend for distance
of thirty-eight miles from Norfolk and
the contractors are rapidly pushing the
work westward At the other end of tho
line. sixty miles reach out from Deep
waterS w. Va, 70 a point Just across tho
Guynndotte River From this point tho
contractors will experience the most dnl-
cult and heaviest work. AS a number Of
tunnels and vladucts will have to be
erected.
Tho Tidewater will call for bids next
week for the 2,S00-foot New River bridge,
and 1t Is expected that the contract for
this work will be awarded at all early
date. g.,5 ''t,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
GREAT DEBATE At
WILLIAM AND AND MAR MARY
Randolph-Macon College VIII:
Contest a Popular
Subject.


WILLIAMSBURG, VA April 1.-The
flrst intercollegiate debate ever held here
will take place In the. college chapel next
Friday evening between William and
Mary and Randolpl,-M macon. a popular
subject will be chosen for tho contest,
and the following distinguished men will
aot as judges: Ex-Governor a.. j.. Mon.
tague, Judge w. III. Mann and Colonel
George Wayne Anderson.
{ The Newport News brass band has been
engaged for the OCCASION. In order to
defray expenses, a small admission will
be charged. AS this Will be the event Of
the session, a large crowd Is expected
to be present. a preliminary debate for
the honor of representing tho college will
be held before the studenH TUESDAY
evening. -Four of the best debatcrs In
college have been chosen. and two Of
these will meet Randolph-Macon They
arc ]. N. 11ilman. 2. B. Faison. G. L. II.
johnson ana ], w. Fetlin. The Judges
Win be Rev D. r. Merritt, N. L. Henley
and II. N. Phillips.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
.BERKLEY HOUSE
BEING TORN down n n
Built When Governor Berkeley
Was a Refugee from
Jamestown.
AcETYLENE; DIAMOND BACKS
Wild Geese and Ducks Plentiful
on the Ocean Side Of
Eastern Shore. {
ACETYLENE; DIAMOND BACKS
(speoIal to The TImes-Dlspatch.

Especial to The TImes-Dlspatch.)
ONANCOCK, VA. April 1.-The house
occupied by Governor Berkeley, while In
Accomac, as a refugee from jamestown
during Bacon's rebellion in 1876, is being
torn down. The property now belongs
to Mr.. NJ. L. Hurst, who has built
a handsome residence In another part OF
the yards. 1t was located on the west
branch OF the creek within the corpo-
rate limits, and was one OF the few re-
maining landmarks Of the town.
The Atlantic Hotel. chincoteague
Island, was lighted Thursday night with
acetylene gas. and mine host, Doughty.
gave a terrapin supper In honor Of the
event,
tiful on the seaside for the past three
weeks. Two gunners since Monday
killed three hundred ducks and about
twenty geese.
Extensive preparations are being made
for sturgeon fishing on the Atlantic, and
1t Is estimated that there are at least
forty nets along the Acconac and North
nmpton coast This has recently be-
come an important industry Up to n
few years ago these fish were COMPARE
lively worthless now one with n large
roo Is worth from $40 to $50.
Mr.. Henry Q. Finney, OF this town.
has sold his handsome bay mare. Happy
Girl, to prominent citizen Of Nova
Scotia, Canada The mare was typl-
cal product OF the section. She had
style beauty and speed, and was being
trained for tho races this summer, She
had no mark. but has shown 2:l5 speed,
Her sire was Powell and dam Happy Tie,
2:251-4. The price was $500. The quail
ity OF the trottng stock on the shore Is
constantly being made better and the
horsemen hope to win n good share Of
the purses OF 1905.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
BIG VENEER PLANT.
Pittsburg Capitalists to Establish
It at the NarroWs.
Special to The Times-D Dispatch

lSpeclAI 70 TIC IIIles-D!spHIcH.J
RADFDRp. VA, April 1.-The Narrows.
plant Pttsburg capitalists having chosen
this location on account Of It's acdessi-
bility to an inoxhaustabe timber supply.
The site for the plant has been Sc
tie general manager, is on the ground
arranging for the Immediate construction
of the plant, which will be pushed 70
be So BY zoo feet and two stories high, In
addition to boiler md engine, rooms,
About 6oo, tons OF machinery viii DO IN,
stalled, and the output OF tho plant VII
he about four car loads per day. Tho
Company will run night and day. employ
mr seVcnty-l1ve mon on the day shift
ana an eanal number at night, Consld-
erable local capital is invested IN the
enterprise and Mr.. r. II. Johnson, Jr,
of Narrows, is arranging to bring there
Two big furniture factories employing
about two hundred and fifty men each
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
YORK AND JAMES
CITY FARMERS
Will Meet at williamsburg tc
Organize an Agricultural
Association,
lsnnrial tn Tha TIl1rns. pisnn tcl

Especial to The Times Dlspa tch)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA April 1.-The
farmers OF Yorktown and James City
counties will organize an Agricultural
Association here next Saturday,
A stock company Is to no organized for
the purpose Of securing suitable grounds
for holding county fair near Williams
burg. Tho movement seems to be ns-
surcd OF SUCCESS. as It will receive the
support of Norfolk and Newport News
horsemen, Ms well us the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company, which will run
excursions from Norfolk. Newport News
and Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
TWENTY-FIVE MILES
TO A GRETNA GREEN
lspeoIal to The Wines. pIspatoh,l

DANVILI.E, VA, April l.--Mlss Ethel
Henderson, daughter Of n prominent
Tanksley, of the same community, passed
through the city tonight en- routo to
Pelham. the famous Gra!na Green OF this
section. where they Will be married to-
jections do not interfere.
Miss Henderson and Mr., Tanks!oy stop,
ped at tho Hurton Hotel tonight, and
OF both parties, The Journey of tho wod-
ding party was made from PAGES TO DAM
yille, distance OF twenty-five miles. IN
me parents OF the brlde-to-bc, 1t Is
said, objected to the marriage,