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Arizona republican., 1906-12-15
CIVIC FEDERATION.
To Study Corporations and the Income
 Tax Plan.

New York. Dec ,14.-The industrial economic company of the National civic Federation today decided to name two commissioners composed of leading men from the various states for the special study of corporations and the income tax.
 Professor Edmund R. A. Seligman of the chair of political economy in Col umbia univei sity. it was announced. would lead the tax commission.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-15
DEAR SANTA CLAUS:

| write because l wanted you 10 know do not care for dolls and things. That Christmas time most always
 brings. You'il find in Donofrio's store The one thing that I'm longing fer 1t is the most delicious stuff! Just once I'd like to have enough or Cactus Candy sweet. My stocking stuffed from top 10 toe Would not hold half as much, knoN~. As l could eat.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-15
OUT OFTHEU UNKNOWN
Redwine Who Will Enter Into
 Negotiations for Return to Phoenix.

(By Lee Redwine.)


 L Dear Sir: ~yo p in inthe omck hat mot k h h hdsaear wssat yum hhch talked M this he h h is SO O  mert Hn H dJu udg ring against a the ~ is no him nywrnso ony harm b the m
  about a Mir Spear al W II
Arizona republican., 1906-12-15
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT

The finest cottage in the city located in the best resident section l.. Pascoe. Real Estate and Loans, lie North Center Street.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-15

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Arizona republican., 1906-12-15

MONEY TO lOAN-At lowest rates. repayable in installments. 1T desired. interest cease on amount paid in E. l. Pascoe, Real Estate and Insurance. 1lO North Center Street.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-15

Our stock of silyerware is very large and complete. We have tea sets, smoking sets. shaving sets. bon bon dishes, Sterling silver toilet sets. comb, brush. mirror and manicure sets. All these as well as every other line of jew elry at rock bed prices.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-15

color of office. and of which he was convicted and sentenced to thirty days in jail and to pay a fine of $3O.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-15
Catholics Believe They Will Be Stronger
 After the Trial is Over
American Sympathy Goes Far to Console the Pope In the Sore TribulatiOn Through Which Catholi- csIn is Passing.

prominent PrOtestants. Their names however. are not given as the authOri- ties are not authorized to do so.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-14
4 40 M D. \. 4 u
REWARD FOR ASSASSIN.
Committee Appointed to Write
Advantages Of Mecklenburg.

III u l.h AN
Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.l
BOYDToE, VA. June 1S.-7--!Tha Board ar !.
OF Supervisors Monday offered n reward !
iof 5000 for the arrest and conviction OF
the murderer OF Fannie Stuart, the youn 9
negro GIRL who was shot from ambush
about one month since. III near q Ell ress
Station. Tho Governor has written COM !.
Sn1onwealth's Attorney Goode that he WI!
supplement the amount. The citizens OF
5Jeffress have written that the VAL also
contribute the amount OF sloo .ss5sI5
The board appointed Circuit Clerk -.
F. Hutchinson, Judge Charles Alexander
and Captain r. D. Jeffress q COMMITTEE
to write up an historical and a physical!
description and the general ndvsnta gcs5 q
Mecklenburg, to DO edited and published
for distribution by the managers q the
SJanest own Ter Centennial. ijs s
The Young Mems Christian Arsoctetion
held q convention hero Sn turday and 6un-l
day. There were about twenty delegates
ii attendance. The services OF tho asso-
citation were held In the NJ ethodist Church
ana were well attended by tn e. q items o.
the town. There were four. persons q p
pointed from each OF the towns IN the
county, VIII ich were TO form an 4 Elxecu-
tive Committee, and the county is to be
thoroughly ganized In the work OF tho
nssocia ton.
Miss Marian Morris. vi no has been port
master at Palmer's Springs ever since
sCleyeland's administration. died Satur-
day night 38 s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-14
MINISTER UNION.
Take Supper : ether and Adopt;
Summer Schedule.


FREDERICKSBURG AZ, June 10 81 g.
AT a meeting last evening OF the Minis
lterss Association OF this city. ct the
home OF Rev. DR. R. y /. McBryde.s q strong
% read by Rev; 8 Il !, w Rose.
wa discussed genera sumptuous
supper sup wal served. issers greed
upon ;;a summer schedule for Ion \ ser s;
vices beginning the first Sunday night
In July, at the Baptist Church.
s a public meeting OF friends Of tenn en-.
perance has been called for " thursday %
night at b the courthouse here, to " Or -
gan &c an Anti -snloon League for Fred ed
fericksbllrg. Rev. J. ". West and others
will. speak. /. z II, 5j$5f & sf n
Captain Richard c. shenton. for a NUM-,
Der Of years connected with the Weems
line OF steamers, and later with tho
Maryland, Virginia and Delaware r AZ
way Company, has left the service q
the latter company and ID now pern1a3-
nent resident OF Baltimore.
q In consequence OF this change In his
business, he will move his family from
this city TO Baltimore to reside. ssSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-14
The Way Of the Mob.

1t was al, atidaclo,is thing for a MOB
OF 'bloodthirsty" men from Maryland TO
come into Virginia with the determined
and avowcd purpose Of taking from jail
prisoner who was in the custody OF
the Virginia authorities, and splrstlng
him away to be lynched. The sheriff 1''i
and his guards are to be commended 1or
tho courageous resistance they offered,
for their defence Of law and order, and
the Governor Is to be commended Tor
responding 50 promptly to the call OF OF
the sheriff for troops.
It looked like OVERRIDING the thing to
send a battalion OF i65 soldiers to dis
Hciplne n mob Of twenty-five invn ders,
but the sheriff did not know how Tar
the ranks OF the mob might be swelled
Ebefort the night We over, and he did
not propose to take chances. The fact is,
that wherever troops nre called out, 1t
is always best to have enough men to
5overawe the mob ut the start. That isa
the surcst way 10 prevent bloodshed $50
The members Of the Maryland mob
showed Virginia great ndlgnity, ana
they ought to be punished by the Mary
land authorities, If there is any law to I
reach the case. If they had captured 4
from the sheriff the man they were j
after and lynched hin on Virginia soil
1t would have made a pretty case for
4 the two States to settle, wouldn't it2
1t is fair to presume Tint for once lynch-
sers would have been punished III
But now inconsistent Is the mob! One
OF the arguments employed in favor Of
.lynching for the Uncomfortable crime
%is, that 1t saves the victim Of the as
3sault from the distress and mortiai-
cation Of testifying in court Yet. this
MARYLAND mob brought the female VIC
tins along to Identify the negro. and
If there had been lynchlng, in all 1
probability, the women would have Wit
messed It! But there is no logic OF
reason in mob law.
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Easle:v,-La3lw,,...
(spccIal Is The Ti,nes-j Jlspa {

Especial TO The Times Dlspatch) Ell
CHATHAM, VA. June 1S.-.The Swan
sonvlle Me ziodistA Church wos on Tues
day afternoon the scene Of a velySpretty
marriage. when Miss Carrie Patton Law
was led to tho altar by Mr. Roy cabell
lIasley, of near Veal. The edi1ce was
tastefully decorated In evergreens oxeye
DAISIES and roses. blending with the soft
glow from numerous candles. While tho
guests were assembling Miss Annie Ven
able delighted them with u vcry3 sweet
vocal solo. Ell
To the strains OF Memberships we'd
ding march rendered by Miss Jessie Tay-
Tor, entered the ushers MesslH. White
Cntewood. William Nuchols, Hue Thorn
as and Roy Law. Following these came
the BRIDES maids, Miss Lillian brown
and Miss Leora Thomas.
Tho bride entered with her maid OF
honor. Miss Estes Law, E and was tpned
at the altar BY the groom and. hisI best
man. Mr.. Eddie Harvey. Rev. ~
Holman. OF Whitmcll, ohlciated.
The bride Is the attractive daughtfr OF
Mrs. Lucy J. Law, of swansonyille, and
was becomingly attired In a gray trtyel-
Ing suit, and carried a large BOUQUET OF
rare flowers. ~ }4s.
The groom is progressive ypung
farmer OF Pittsylvanin. NM 55 sS
Following tho ceremony the party re-
paired to the home OF the groom. Where
an elegant reception was rendered them.
They will reside near Veal. IL
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&Wolfe-lSingleto,ntl.
(special to- Th} Ti1ncs-I

Especial to- I'm IlncS-D s3et
SOUTH BOSTON Va, June ls.-A
Omega. ya.,. yeatetday at high noon &, y,
the Methodist ChiEch, when Miss Mary
lnez Singleton, q TIM pln ce ,eea me ~
bride Of Mr. Lee s, Wolfe. q 81 Richmond.
THE Rev. e ~ KIN oflcinting ;s3
q. THE Church had been stastefully decor
ated, and d large crowd 'sof' friends vs.
messed the ceremony.
The wedding march was played by Al IS, g
s.. NJ. Tora,n Miss ida King was maid
5ofs honor; while Mr. r, iii Osborne, y
@Coeburn, Va, acted as best man
Z The attendants were: Poi. w r. lie,
of Coeburn, and Miss Carrie 5Torian, N1iss
Susie Paris and Mr. John q. Singleton
Miss Florence Shepherd and Mr.. Toni 1S.
Singleton, brother. Of the bride. .5$& b I Si
5H The 4ushers were: Robert 3. East, Of
South Boston: Carroll stngletoni =. {. Al.
King and s. NJ Torian, Of Omega.
The bride Is the daughter OF; Mr.. r u.
Singleton, Of Omega, and is quite popu-l
lar in South Boston. having visited here
number OF times.
The groom Is a special elnploye$ Of the
United States Treasury Department, and
has made a large number oftfriends while
\ In this section. h r II X q
After a delightful luncheon. the happy
couple left to spend their honeymoon a t
Niagara Falls, and other points Of In
q,
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INTEREST HIGH
BUT NO TROUBLE RI ] j. ] |. |:
Trial 81 William z. Wilcher for.
Killing Henry j. Smith
tracts a Big Crowd.
WIFE WITNESSED TRAGEDY
Witness Told a Friend He In
tended to Kill Smith Because
He Loved Smiths Wife.
Especial 70 Tire Times. Dispatch.

Especial to TIE Times. Dispatch.)
LEXINGTON. VA. June a.--The trial
OF William 2. Wilcher for the mur-
der OF Henry ]. Smith on Walkers Greek,
on the night OF February o4th. was be-
gun IN the circuit Court OF Rockbridge
today. n
The case was continued from the April
term OF the court on account OF tho
absence Of an Important witness for
the prisoner. Tho cnse was called yes
terday. but was ostponed until to-day.
Judge s. II. Letcher Is presiding over
! the court. Comu,onwcalt1l.s Attorney
D. E. Moore Is asSlsted in the prose-
fcutlon by r. II. Willis. OF Buena Vista.
The prisoner Is represented by Glas-
gov and White.
Tho murder occurred at Smiths home,
he being shot whllo standing In his
door. His young wife witnessed the
tragedy. ~ &
"A witncsE to-day testified that Wilcher
told him, the night OF the shooting, that
he Intended to kill Smith. because he
s(Wilcher) was in love with Smiths WI e..
Other sensational developments are .ex-
pected tomorrow. g Al * Z, II :;yS
5 a Jury was obtained this morning af-
ter some difficulty from the fact that
many OF the prospective Jurors sum-.
moned had previously formed opinions
OF the guilt OF the prisoner. Nearly two
hundred persons were IN town from
Walkers Greek, and the courtroom was
packed all day. Interest runs high
but no trouble Is anticipated.
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WEDDING BELLS
IN OLD ! Id VIRGINIA. ! N Il
New Monmouth, Presbyterian
Church tie Scene Of a Y
Pretty Wedding.
MISS KERRssir'o Mr.. M'C0RKLE
& "a g{il ~ s5sl XXI 5E
Ten Bridesmaids Aid i'll the.
Tableaux Effect at
the Altar.

(sPecial e Tho Timn,es.D lspatch.)

(special to The Times-D ispatch.) 355
LEXINGTON, va, Jt,ne 1s.--Now Mon
mouth Iresbyterisn Church. near Licking
ton. was the scene Of a pretty marriage
this morning at II, o'clock, the contract
Ing parties being Miss Estcllne Wilson
Kerr, daughter OF j Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Kerr, land Mr. John Baxter McCorlsle,
son OF fN1r. and Mrs. Samuel w. N1cCor-
kle, nllA OF near Lexington. The church
was tastefully decorated with evergreens
and utlnowers, the color, scheme being
green ana white. Numerous cnndles shed
a soft gldw over the hnppy scene. Il;
The bride is a tpretty and charming
young LADY, She was gowned lin white
albatross, with white lace trimmings.
Her tulle veil was caught up with lilies
of the valley She wore pearl ornaments llli
and carried Bride roses. Miss Agnes Mo-
Chung Kerr sister of the bride, was
maid OF hoilof asho wore white SILK null
over pink silk and carried pink car1,a-
tons. The best man was Mr.. Eldridgo
Strain McCorf le,; brother OF the groom
The Officiating minister was tho brides
pastor; Rev. pr 81 .. "A. Penck,. Miss
sAddie Dunlap presided at the organ. and
played the wedding marches i sis @
XIX 'Ine Ten ESOriQe6malQB5 were MISS sf ~ ~
Cochran Hunt, OF Hampton, Va; Miss
I1ffie Irwin, n iss Annie Penick, Miss
Nettie Dunlap Ind Miss Susie Nc orkle.
Of lexington; Miss Mamie dunlap, Miss
Mary Dunlap Ina Miss Mary McNeel.
Of Kerr'sg Creeld1;;ss Miss LIZA beth Wright
OF Mofrett's iCrekk h and Miss Fate Moore.
Of Whistle Creef. They were dressed IN
white organdy and carried carnations.
The groomsmsn were Messrs 8. n.
Dunlap and Wiliam NJ. Youell, OF Lex
Ing ton: q. p Dunlap and W. Moore
Harper OF Kerrs Creek; w 8. Moore,
II, Az Dunlap, 8. w. McCorkle Jr..5
James Baird ana n. NJ. McC orkle Of
Whistle Creek " ana F. L, Moreland, Of
AS the Sbr!desmtids entered the chu rciB
the strains Of '"'11he Flower Song filed
tile building, and sasi he bride entered
with hor father, who gave her away.
iNfendelesohn's WEDDING march, and on
exit Lohengrln's. l3 jjs8
"a reception wae given the wedding
party last night lat the home Of tho
glroom's parents, nh d after the ceremony
at the brides pdrents. The presents
were numerous and beautiful. .;3. st$E
The bridal coupb left Lexington this
afternoon for Be klsy. w, Va, where where,
the groom is enga ted In business.
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gestlon.'. like Edward vance Cook, !!
an, not saying these things TO 2injure tic
medical PROFESSION, but to liclp the s'sor.
devil whose digestion has utterly gone
back on him. id The: average fellow thlEEs
] he could not DO his work without the
10, NV morning neal 40 thinks he would
Eltros faint and break down. But any
programme different from, the one we
i have been running we think won't suit
our Individual taste." n Il i
The Times Dispatch does not vouch FOL
The remedy, but II has at least The v,:t,,e
81 larniessness. sff there2is virtue in IL
Mr.. Jones car not. be toe, highly cont
n,ended for the discovery 1'he preacl,>r
who saves n man from d dyspepsia ma re- re-
deem a soul and cover a multitude of Sins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-14
Another Cure for Dyspepsia.

.39''Tfree years ago" says the Rev. sam
Jones, u was utterly broken down in my
digestion. could not digest a cracker.
My constitution and my bylaws both went
down under the condition OF things. Med
icines made the matter worse. A sensi-
Bile doctor said 10 me about that time,
"Brother Jones. you can put anything IL,
your mouth you please. Yoc can chew
5 4, as much or as little MS you please aid
fas long as the substance Is in your
mouth you are In command Of the stua-
tstion, and you continue to oc boss or
Tho situation until you swallow What you
: have In your mouth. and then immp,
Sgdiately the conditions change. and yo,,
a,e no longer boss. but the victim of your
I act
II That has the tone Of q prelude to D
putent medicine advertisement. But a
IS not. Mr., Jones concludes his nara
tive by saying that he has broken himself
OF dyspepsia by cutting out tire morning
/ meal. He has eaten no breakfast 10,
three years. having taken nothing at The
morning meal. but "grace' and a cui
E,pf coffee. He has improved every day
He adds;
~ eat anything please for dinner ant
= supper. and eat all ! please. and the i've
( rftl,ree breakfasts that have eaten II
The three years domaine up for two week
& TO follow xnd nov, there As no table tha
can tempt ME at the early morning meai
issss n have prescribed this treatment TO
several OF my friends. With one accoll
4 they have said to me later along, II an
gr0wing better every day Of my indl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-14
The Supreme Court.
(Spccial to INC Times-DIs

& I9W Especial to The Tlmes-DlspatchO E9T..
tyVYTHEYILLE, VA, June l3-Thn
proceedings In the Supreme Court Of Ap-
peals to-day were as follows: IT'S
international Harvester. Company vs..
Smith. Argued by j, G. Wysor for plnin-
tin IN error and by r., w. Matton for
defendant in error and submitted.
Williams VS., Kendrick. Argued by 8. G..
Graham for appellant and A.. S. Iiggen-;
botham for appellee. and continued until
Tomorrow simornlng, 4
Next cases to be called; Pocahontas
Collier!es Company vs.. Wiliams;s Nor
folk and Western Railway Company vs..
Birchfleld, and the Big Stony Lumber
Company vs.. Illyaine.
4 This completes Judge Henson's circuit.
The next circuit to be called Will be
Judge skeen's. l 4 Il Il, z,
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Change Of Judges.
Special to The Times Dlspntch.)

I. .( Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch,)
Charles =. Nicol, Of Manassas. Va, who
has served as Judge OF the Circuit Court
or Loudoun county for several terms,
held court yesterday for the last time,
and was succeeded by Judge y, 8, Tur-
ner, Of Warrcnton. recently chosen by
tho Legislature to preside over the
Twnty-ttfth Judicial Circuit, composed
of the counties Of I.oudoun, Fauquier and
Rappahannock. a
The members Of the Loudouns bar en-
tertained Judge Nicol and his successor.
Judge Turner, at a BANQUET at tho Lees
burg Inn last night, I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-14
Wanted-More Policemen.

The burglary committed in the western
part OF the city early. yesterday morn
Ing. with its tragic consequence, brings
TO public attention the urgent need OF q
larger police force. BY a curious coin.
cidence two policemen, a sergeant and
q patrolmen we're wiiaiin a8block and Z
half Of the residence robbed while the
burglar was in the house. But this docs
not alter the fact that The danger Of
sunh crimes would be greatly REDUCED
II the city had more policemen, ReaI-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-14
BOWEN SENTENCED.
Means Lifetime imprisonment
5 for3Old Man,

& .. Especial to Tho Times-D ispa tch.)
S33 CHESTERFlELD,B VA, June Ia
Charles r.. Bowen, nm elderly white man,
OF swansboro, was sentenced to eight
years by the Circuit Court to-day for
waylaying little Gertrude Rlsby last year
and snatching her purse on n highway
leading out from Manchester. The jury's
if1nding. however, viii really mean a life
sentence for tho prisoner, as no has here
tofore served two terms In the pcnltenr.
ti,ry, Mr. Bowen has been in Jail here
for a number OF months. He was tried
for the above offense at both the Febru-.
airy and April terms Of court this year.
at both OF which times the jury failed
to agree and arrive at q verdict.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-14
PEOPLE IN ABINGDON.
Colonel ]. c. Summers and Wife
Are both Ill. 4 5lI

Il Especial to The Times-D lspntch)
AB1N CDON, VA, June 1s.--Mr. Pelham
Blackford and wife, OF Richmond. are
visiting at "The Meadows the homo
OF Captain t.. q. Robertson.
Colonel j. G Summers and his vile
airs very Ill at their home OH Main
Street. Il 4l #
!, 4 Mrs. s. r. preston. OF Abingdon. Is
visiting her mother at Worth Postof1ice,
West Virginia 1T Isl
DR.. Henry Carson, OF Indian Territory.
Is In Abingdon visiting his 10 ther, Colonel
r. P. Carson. Or. Henry Carson left
Virginia twenty-five years ago, and has
never returned till this summer.
Mr.. Edward Bolce who has been at
tending d medical college in Baltimore,
Is at home for his vacation. FL 3s VI s
Robert s.. Witiers and his sister, Nils.
Fannie, will leave for Lexington to-
morrow to attend the finals Of Washing
ton and Lee University. Two brothers.
Henry w. and Alfred NJ. Withers, will
receive a.. NJ. degrees from that univer-
sity.s
Miss Jean Trlgg, who hns been teach
Ing music for tho past year at Peters
burg, Va, is home for the summer.
3 DR.. George Grant, proprietor OF the
Abingdon Pharmacy, ls at the Memorial
Hospital, In Richmond, for treatment.
Mr.. franklin Bache. OF Fort Smith
Ark, Is visiting his fatl1er-ln-law, MI, Mr..
Daniel ,Trigg. III L. SjsS
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Pittsylvania Supervisors,

9897ag (k5peClaI TO JTIIlIeH-+1b!utI1I,1 q
CHATHAM. VA.,gJ una 1S.--'Ehe poal
Of supervisors Monday ii ppro ptiated $s,-i
$50 for working the county roads Tor me
quarter beginning June 1st TWO \. az tllai
mules were purchased for the roa 4 9 9 ma.
chimes at a cost Of 3sioa 4. +, (, y.
- bridge was ordered to be bull t over!
straiEhtstone Greek at a, cost Of $40, Y.
q. Johnson received the cp1l ira g
Ulanl b. Simpson; Of the county, I'D
dressed the board, asking nat az ~,
bpector OF cattle be appointed tof t wy
county to examine into the eattle ' !s's
question, which yerinln causes the !. ca we
fever. The board deferred the mater ur'-
III the annual meeting ~ July, .s
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SEPARATE. CAR LAW.
Goes Into Effect in Lynchburg
r. q m ~ IA, III tSsS

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)
8LYNCHBURG, VA June 18th local
Traction Company has completed all arr
engagements for the enforcement OF the:
sepnrationaof the races An the street cars
morrow In accord With the new law.
81 The negroes held a mass meeting to-.
night relative to tho law. but It Is not
thought the attempted boycott against.
tho company Will be a general one
However. the ignorant class Of negroes
has been worked up to a state Of frenzy,
and trouble may ensuc on the cars to-
morrow. .5 3s II i$jg
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DOLPHIN IN STORM
Assistant Secretary Of Navy and.
His Two Twins on Board.

Especial to The Times ispatch0
g NORFOLK, VA, June 1S.--1'l,e United
States dispatch boat Dolphin arrived from
Washington this morning ut oclSock
and anchored OFF Town Point lying from
her mainmnst the flag OF the AsslstanlI
Secretary Of the Navy. q . II II
Mr.. Newberry, his twin boys, who arc
about IL years old and indistingulshabis
the one from the other, and Z his aitde,
came down aboard, The Dolphin Had
heavy weather In the bay.
The Secretary proceeded to the Norfolk
nayy-yard shortly after arriving here.
and inspected It,
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Richards-Fitzhugh.
Especial TO The Tines-D ispntcb.)

Observation-Disclosures. VA, June Ia
Mr.. William II, Richards, Jr., and Miss
Edna Ashton Wtzhugh, both Of this
city, were married here yesterday morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock, at the baptist Church.
Rev, RIA. Williams, the pastor, officiat-
ing. The wedding was a private one,
only members OF the families OF the
bride and groom being present, After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Richards left
for bridal trim to Atlantic City and
other Northern points. They WILL reside
In this city. \
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Francis--Bell.
lII7ITTFlE TTdIlCIS',JE43' 3iIl ~
(Epecial To- Tho Times- pispatch.l

Especial to- The Times-D ispatch,)
home OF DR.. James n Bell was the
scene OF beautiful home wedding to-
day. when his daughter, Miss Rosalie
became the bride Of Mr., Mark IL .Fran
els, OF Butte. Mont. Rcr r. r.. Harrcll
officiating. The bride wps Handsomely
gowned in a beautiful and exquisite cre-
alton Of white crepe 40 Nhing ana car
ried q bouquet Of white roseH. ter the
the happy couple left on an OK terided bri-
DIAL tour.
The bride Is ono OF the most popular
young, ladies OF this place, and has re I
her childhood In Pierce City, Mo, The