Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-01
Virginia News.

Winfield, Iowa. Monday. he wss q
native Of Waterford, Loudoun county,
and was born March 4, 1874.
William II. Lefevre and Miss Viola
@. House, daughter of Charles ii.
House, OF Hills5oro, Loudoun county,
we're married in that town Monday.
Marriage licenses were issued in
Washington yesterday to Leonard a.
McKenny, of Cedon, and Lucy Robert
sou, OF Montross, and TO VIM. L. An
derson and Jobie Twombley, both oil
Fairfax.
Joseph T. Hiett, farmer of Fairfax
county, died at Falls Church, yesterday.
He had lived there for ten years past.
He was sixty sight years old. During
the civil war he fought in the Coincide
rate cavalry.
Duncan Orrison, of Pleasant Valley,
Fairfax, county, and Miss Ann Gertrude
Middleton. daughter Of Brook Middle
ton, of ArcOls, were married Sunday
afternoon at the Baptist Church at MI.
Hope, Loudoun county.
The report that John L. Lee, OF
Lynchburg, was in consultation at Oak
Ridge last Thursday and Friday with
Judge w. G. Loving, and that he had
been retained to defend him at his pros
pectiye trial for killing Theodore Estes,
is stated to be without foundation.
Willard English, aYoung man OF Bris-
tol. who was struck on the head with a
billiard cue, it is alleged, by John Blount,
young man who went to Bristol re-
Gently from Roanoke, died ofhis injuries
last night. Blount is out on bond,
and the officers are searching for him.
At a meeting of the stockholders of
the Bank of Boyce, held MOnd ay the fol-
lowing officers we're named for the first
year: President, r. Powell Page, Boyce;
first vice-president, P. II. Mayo, Rich
moud; second vice -president, Z. Q.
Bradford, New York cashier, NJ. l.. 2.
Reed, Boyce; counsel, George B. Harri-
son, Boyce. Application for charter,
under title of "Bsnk of Boyce," will be
made at once.
J. II. Leonard, prosperous lumber
man, 40 years of age, was shot through
the heart at Atkins, Smyth county, yes-
terday, By Charles Lindsmood. boy 10
years old, who had been in Lsonafds
employ. The shooting resulted from
dispute over difference of 20 cents in
an account. Lindsmood ran to the
mountains, but later returned and sur
rendered, stating that be killed LEONARD
in self-defense. Lindamood is in Jail at
Marion. The shooting occurred at
Leopard's home, when his wife and six
children were near.
Messrs. Davis & Davis, Washington
patent attorneys, report The grant, this
week, to citizens of this State, of the
following patents: Sterling Boisseau,
Richmond, punch; James w. Gardner,
of Jarratt, girth; A. j. Garrison, OF
GreenvlIe, axle-nut lock; G. j. ii.
Goehler, of Richmond, safe; John d.
James, of Pulaski, filling zinc resorts;
Franz Won Kugelgen and G. o. Seward,
OF Hocombs Rock, defining; VIM. ii.
Lewis, of Roanoke, brake; b. 5. Rector,
of Washington county, gste-latcb.
A wedding of international interest
took place yesterday at noon in St.
Thomas Church, Washington, when
Miss Mary BlackfOrd Marshall, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Fielding Lewis
Marshall, jr., Of Pittsburg, became the
bride of Richard +. Amphlett, of Wor-
ces;ershire, England. The ushers, were
Parry Marshall, John Thompson, OF
New York; st. Julien Marshall, OF Ports
mouth; Albert Baker, of Winchester;
L. L. Nicholson, jr,, DR.. Charles Fl.
James, DR.. Il. s. Beale and Rawlins
Hume, all of Washington. Miss Re-
becca Nash, cousin Of the bride, from
Portsmouth,, and Miss Annie Phinezy,
of Augusta, Ga, we're bridesmaids.
Miss Alene Stokes. of Richmond, a
cousin of the bride, was maid of honor.