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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-19
WILLIAM DEAN HowELLs AT SEVENTY. !

The first birthday vu,, r.
owei sometimes called Dean Of etsys IIowes still
hard at work He lives
oon Martins Ferry o. and educated printing ocs
ne learned set type before lie
s SSs Ms iiowes went g Boston a that time the literary the
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-19

Greatest laeNUes ever heard in
Marion win be &ndlings. 1t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-21
MANY CASE. DECIDED.
No Opinion. However, in the South
cru Hallway Int AIntter.

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RALEIGH, N. c. November 2o.-An-
other weekly delivery of opinions In
cases on appeal was made this even
Ing by the State Supreme Court. and
again the anxiously awaited ruling in
the Southern Railway case, in which
Judge Long fined the Southern $4,000
Tor violation of the 2 Ia cent passen-
ger rate act, is not in the list nor is
there any indication as to when the
opinion Will come down
Opinions filed to-day are as follows:
Stuart vs.. Cary Lumber Company,
Harnett. new trial as to damages;
Parish VS.. Railroad. Randolph, no
rnror; Russell vs. Wade. Montgomery,
no error; Efland VS.. Southern Rail-
way. Orange, new trial in plaintiffs
appeal no error in defendants appeal;
State VS.. Jones. Guilford, no. error;
State vs.. Raynor. Fender. no error;
Hayes VS.. Railway, A1ecklenburg per
curian, affirmed; Blackwelders In
surance Company, Mecklenburg. dis
missed under rule seventeen; Bottliilg
Works VS.. Mcdaniel. Catawba, dis
missed under rule seventeen; Cook VS..
Campbell, Catawba. dismissed under
rule seventeen; Nolvard VS.. Parsons
Wilkes per curian, affirmed.
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CONFERENCE Ar GREENSBORO.
North Carolina s1ethodista Enter Upon
Busy Session.
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GREENSBORO. N. c., November 90
The seventy-eighth annual session
of the North Carolina Methodist Pro-
testant Conference convened in Grace
Church here to-day. there being 200
delegates and ministers present at the
opening session.
The report of the past years work
by President T. n. Johnson showed en-
lcouraging progress along many lines
the most I'd Encouraging feature being
the paucItyp of ministers to supply the
;pastorates.5 ''spiR
a resolution to change the time OF
meeting of the regular conference pro-
voked warm discussion. the confer
ence deciding to make no change.
President Johnson. who has served
five years, declining reelection, Rev.
w. E. Swain. of Asheboro. was elected
president. and Rev. William Proctor,
of Burlington. secretary of the con-
ference. a feature OF the session was
a lecture by Rev. T. IL. Lewis. presf-
dent of the Western Maryland College.
on THE Bible and Reason"
Tonight the spacious church was
crowded. the special feature being for
eign missions. Addresses were made
by Rev. T. ]. Ogborn, General Mission
airy Agents Rev. r. H. Vandyke and
Miss Margaret Kullns.
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with the great exposition. az soon as
the show closes, November goth. The
matter OF the disposition OF the splen-
did state building was considered. but
no action taken. The commission offers
to sell the building at a great bargain.
and In all probability this will be
done. 4 n
Thirteen new rural public school IL
braries are provided for by the state
Department OF Education, so far as
the granting of the State appropria.
tons Is concerned. There are two
for Montgomery county. three for
HAYWOOD two for Martin. one for Scot
land, two for Caldwell. one for Chat
ham and one for Currituck.
Two young Englishmen, attracted to
North Carolina by an Immigration
agent appointed by immigration Com
missioner T. *. Bruner. OF the state
Department OF Agriculture. while on
his recent European trip. arrived in
Raleigh this morning. They desire to
become farmers and positions have
been secured for both of them at
shawboro. Currituck county.
charter is granted the Oriental
Publishing Company. OF Oriental, Pam
lico county. TO publish newspaper
and conduct a Job printing Office. The
capital is 10000. and the principal in
corporator is J. D. Spradiing.
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Gunts-Parker.

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SUFFOLK. VA, November o0.-Mr.
Edward Lyell Cunts. OF Baltimore. and
Miss Faye Fleetwood Parker, daugh-
ter of Mr.. James Parker. of Suffolk,
were married here at $3.50 this evening
in st. Paul's p. F. Church. the Rev.
Joseph B. Dunn. rector, officiating.
Miss Lena Gray Parker. of Suffolk. and
Miss Mary Ethel Cunts, of Baltimore.
sisters, respectively. of the bride and
bridegroom. We're maids of honor, and
r. K. Nichols, of Baltimore. was best
man. The ushers were Messrs. James
Long Farmer. of Washington: Carl *
Mezel. Edward Sirich and Dr. George
B.sScholl, all of Baltimore. and Charles
Palmer Cramer and John. Bullock Tay.
Tor, both OF Suffolk. Concluding a
Northern honeymoon, Mr.. and Mrs
Cunts will reside in Baltimore.
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PRETTY DANviLLE WEDDING.
Miss Sadie rutherford Harvie Marries
Mr.. RAYMOND Hall.
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DANVILLE, VA, November 20.-The
wedding OF Sr. Raymond Hall and
Miss Sadie rutherford Harrie took
place at Epiphany Church tonight at
9 o'clock. Rev j. Cleveland Hall, father
OF the groom. and rector Of the church,
officiating.
The bride is the popular and accom-
iTplished daughter OF DIR. and Mrs.
Lewis E. Harvie, of sDanYille, and is
connected With somes.of the. most dis
tinguished families iot Virginia. MIR.
Hall is the son OF Rev. and Mrs. j,
Cleveland Hall, and is highly thought
of in the social and business circles OF
the city. being assistant to the, treas
urer of the Riverside Cotton Mills
choral service. participated in by
the full choir OF the church, preceded
therwedding ceremony, the bride en-
tering to the wedding march sung by
the choir.
The maidsof honor was Miss Jane
Meade Haryle, a sister of the bride.
who was gowned in pink messallne
satin. trimmed with real lace, and car
ried q large. bouquet OF pink cllrysan-
themums. The bride came down the
aisle on the arm of her father. being
met at the chancel steps by the groom
who. with his best man. Mr.. Edward B.
Young. his cousin, entered the church
from the guild rooms. She was ele-
gantly attired in a gown of Princesse
lace. and carried a shower bouquet OF
Brides roses and lilies OF the valley.
The ushers were: Messrs. Henry +.
,vass. DIR. j. Leonard Jennings. n. r.
Fitzgerald. George n. Martin, II. Burns
Trundie. John B. Harvie, William D.
Overbey and Lewis E. Harvie. Jr.
The beautiful chancel Of the church
was tastefully decorated in white and
green, white chrysanthemums, palms
and ferns being used, silver candelabra
effectively arranged. throwing a soft
light over the beautiful scene.
The church ceremony was followed
by a. reception at the home of the
bride. which was attended by the i'm
mediate relatives OF the bride and
groom.
Among those from a distance were:
Mrs. j. Plnckney Williamson, Of
Wilkesbarre, Pa; Miss Ellen Blair
Harvte. of Gastonia, N. c., sisters Of
the bride; Mr.. Lewis II. Blair, of Rich
mond. a great uncle OF the bride; Miss
Jane NJ. rutherford, of Richmond:
Miss Laura Rutherfoord. of Richmond:
Mrs. Cary Male. of Washington. ID. O..
Miss Leata Goodwin. of 8. Wytheville;
Mrs. Maria E,SWebb, of Cha than, Ya.::,
Miss Lottle, Blake. of Gastonta, N; Cs;
and. the Brothers OF the bride. Messrs
John B. Harvte, of RoXboro, M. C.:
Lewis p. Harvie, Ir.,sof Kentucky, and
Rutherf oord Harvie, Roanoke College,
The bride and groom left on the mid-
night train for the North. Upon their
return they will be at home at No. sll5
JEFFERSON Street, Danville.
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.FA|R BRIDES UNDER
SKIES i OF NOVEMBER D ] ! Il
Brilliant Wedding in Spotsyl-
vat1ia Of MIR. w. C. Hatch and
Miss katherine Humphreys.
CHURCH A PRETTY SCENE
Decorated With Evergreens and
Flowers, and Filled With
Friends.
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sPoTsYLVANIA. VA. November 2o.--
November's golden. skies and bending
,teaye,ns never looked upon more os
Church in1'this county Miss Kath-
erine Bernley Humphreys, the. beautt-
81 ~ Mr. dnd W FyH u dasss's
Chewing Hatch. one OF the most
worthy and exemplary young men OF
qnisitsly decorated with palms and
graceful sword ferns and swinging
festoons OF Ivy and myrtle boughs
deity trimmed and graced with white
tered i the CHURCH in Il the foiioWing or.
der. all the bridesmaids being taste
fully attired In white organdy. lace
and ribbonaover SILK. carrying each
II s Mss nne Hn and
Clarence Ghewning. Miss Iva Mcleod
and Lester billiard. Miss Ann Hum
PPfs nSy MADDOX ana aaa and wam & H Mss
phreys. Miss Gertrude Humphreys and
Moxie Blaydes Miss Betty Humphreys
and John ". Humphreys. Miss Louise
Smith and Dr.. George Davis. Miss Ash
Nora Ghewning and Peter Gordon. Then
came the flower children-Glenn Hum
phreys, with Waddey Chewing. and
Ethel Du-rette, with Terrell Hum
phreys-the two girls being dressed in
white organdy. and each child bearing
white and gold chrysanthemums, with
maidenhair ferns.
The bride was exquisitely gowned In
white wolfe. Renaissance lace and
satin ribbon. over heavy Raiah silk.
her veil caught with orange blossoms.
and carrying q shower bouquet OF car
nations and lilies OF the valley. She
entered leaning upon the arm OF her
maid of honor. Miss Estelle Chewing.
who was gowned in white organdy
over SILK. with valenciennes lace and
ribbon. and carrying white and gold
chrysanthemums with maidenhair
ferns. The bride was met at the altar
by the groom with his best man. Mr..
Thomas Humphreys. and Rev. ]. S. Ry-
land celebrated the coniugal vows. The
ceremony being over the bridal party
repaired to the home Of the brides
parents. where most elaborate and
after which the bride and groom left
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
for the Jamestown EXPOSITION. Old
Point Ocean View and New ork City.
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TRY WOMAN FOR MURDER.
Annie Cobb Charged with killing Hen
rietta Stamps.

Annie Cobb Charged with killing Hem
rietta Stamps.
WINsToN-sALEM, n. c.. November
2o.-Annie Cobb, the negress who
killed Henrietta Stamps. also colored,
last Saturday, was captured to-day in
Davie county. She will be the first
woman ever tried in this county for
murder.
Before the war Lucy Lash. Of this
place, was tried in Stokes or Surrey
county, and convicted Of being impli-
Gated with Frank Lash in the murder
of the woman's husband. ELI Lash.
Lucy and Frank Lash were hanged in
the eastern part of the county. Dur
ing their trial itgwas brought out that
Eli Lash was killed with an AK and
his wife and Frank Lash threw the
body in the mill pond.
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Pearre-Jacl<son..

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FRONT ROYAL VA. November 20.-
Miss Louise. the handsome and attrac-
tive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hamilton jackson was quietly married
last evening to Mr. Oliver Truman
Pearre, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver II.
Pearre. of Frederick county, Md. Only
the Immediate relatives of the bride
and groom and their intimate friends
We're present
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Eugene b. Jackson. chaplain of the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. an uncle
of the bride. Her only sister, Miss
Roberta Lee. was maid OF honor Mr..
and Mrs. Pearre Will reside in Balti-
more Md
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KIne-MOrton.
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FREDERICKSBURG, VA, November
20.-Mr. w. Byrd King and Miss Cinda
Morton. daughter of Mr.. George w
Morton. both of Orange county, Were
married to-day at noon at Pamunkey
Baptist Church, In that county, Rev
W. j! Decker performing the ceremony
The wedding music was played by
Mrs. W.. N. Green. The maid of honor
was Miss Mamie Norton, sister OF
the bride, and the best man was Ken
meth Brockman. Ushers-Messrs. Nor
ton Coleman and William Coleman, Mr..
and Mrs. King left for an extended
bridal trip. and upon their return will
reside in Orange county.
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Ropcr-Tucker.

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NORFOLK. VA, November 2O.-Miss
Louis Tucker, Of this city, and George
Roper. OF Richmond. were married at
S o'clock this afternoon in the home
OF the BRIDES father, Virglnius Tucker,
No. 49, Duke Street. Rev. James
Church. ofticiated, assisted BY ReY.
William Green. OF Maryland Miss
Virginia Tucker, q sister OF the bride,
acted as maid of honor. and William
Roper. of Petersburg. as best man.
After the wedding q reception was
held In the home
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Former yirginian, Now of Denver,
Comes Home for Bride.
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LEESBURG, VA, November 20.-
Miss Mary Rogers Alexander. daugn-
ter Of the late William B.. Alexander,
formerly well-knownt attorney of
Winchester, Va. was married this af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock in Leesburg to
Mr. Harry Lee Campbell OF. Denver.
Col, formerly of CllrKsburg, w. Va.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Charles T. Herndon, pastor of the Bap-
fist Church, Hamilton. at the residence
of the brides uncle, John II. Alexander,
Esq. The groom was attended by Or.
G. w. Stathers, of Clarlisburg.
Z The bride wore a blue broadcloth
travelling gown and carried lilies Of
the valley and Brides roses. The dec
orations We're pink and white carn,l-
tions and smilax. After tho ceremony
a reception was rendered the bridal
party. They left on the evening train
for a bridal tour to last until Christ
mas, when they, will return to Dem
YER. Col. where they will reside.
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wil.on-Walker.

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LYNCHBURG. VA, November 90
Mr.. Thomas Wilson. formerly, of Bed
ford county. and Mrs. Ann Walker, of
this city. were married last night at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
fence, No. 1914 Elm Avenue. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. S. j.
Liggan. of the Methodist Protestant
Church. The marriage was followed
by a reception and wedding supper
AIR. and, MIS- Wilson will make their
fu ture home here.
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Bccker-Carpcr.
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ROANOKE, VA, November 20.-Nliss
Edith Marie Carper. the pretty young
daughter of Mrs E. A. Carper, and Mr..
w. Lewis Becker. Jr., bookkeeper of
the City National Bank. were married
to might ut the home of the bride, Rev.
II. II. Sherman officiating. Mr.. Frank
Huff was best man; Miss Hillie Becker,
sister of the groom, maid of honor. and
little Virginia Evans, ringbearer. The
bride was given away by her uncle.
Mr.. Frank carper. OF Salem. Va. The
couple left for Jamestown and Rich
lmond. 49,.
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Mexican veteran Dead.

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WINSTON SALEM, November 20.-
Mr.. William Ebert, who died In this
county yesterday at. an. advanced age.
was the last SURVIVING veteran Of the
Mexican War in thisseounty,r,h e wassa
ARTILLERY. and enlisted in g1S4i. He
was discharged at Fort Constitution.
n. h. in 1850. lie was..a. brave. sof-
der who had an. honorable record of
valiant service in the cause OF his
country.
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81, $1.5O, $l.75
and So.
Full Dress Shirts, 7sc, $500,
and $1.5o

ceremony. Miss Mary Alma Gould.
man. sister of the groom, played the
wedding music. Miss Fannie Y. Bowler
sister OF the bride. was maid Of honor
and the best man was C. r. Rosebro
The brides costume was travelling
suit OF brown broadcloth, with hat and
gloves to match. and she carried Bride
roses. The couple left on the SEQ
train for a Southern trip OF ten days
through South Carolina and Georgia.
They will be at home to their friends
here after December 1st
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Clevenxcr-yInrsl,all.

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q WINCHESTER, VA. November co.
Miss Vernie Elizabeth Marshall. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hite Marshall, Of
Bunker Hill. Berkeley county, w. Va.
was married this afternoon at the
home of her parents to Mr.. Ernest 3.
Clevenger, n well-known farmer OF that
neighhorlood. After an extended tour
they will live near Winchester
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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y FREDERICKSBURG, VA. November
320.r--D. Gordon Gouldman. assistant
cashier Of the Farmers and Merchants
State Bank, prominent young bus
mess man Of this city.8anl Miss Mary
w. Bowler. "a granddaughter az the
late Charles Il. Hunter. were married
|here this afternoon II Al Is O'Clock at
tho home ofsjthe BRIDES broth Mr.,
John II. Rodgers, on fWinchestar Street.
REV. g. II. Henderlite, pastor OF tbs
Freshly erlan Church, performing tha
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Jenlsins-Po,yell.
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NORFOLK, VA, November 20.-Nfiss
Lille Irene Powell and Ernest Lee
Jenkins were quietly married at the
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Powell South Norfolk at 2
O'Clock this afternoon. Rev., C. G.
Davis, Of the South Norfolk Baptist
Church. performed the ceremony. af-
ter which Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins LETT
for Ahoskie. N. c.. where they will
spend their honeymoon.
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Cart,er-Dyer.

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DANVILLE. VA. November co.
Miss Matte Dyer, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George S. Dyer, ofs.this city, was
married this afternoon to Eugene B.
Carter, former Danville man. but
who Is now the cashier OF the Lenoir
City (Tenn.) Car Works.
The ceremony was performed at the
home OF the bride, Rev. John Harmon,
pastor Of the Cabel Street Memorial
Church. ofI1ciating.
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Dnnvllle shoeshop Burned.

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DANVILLE, VA, November 20
Fire tonight DESTROYED n frame build
ing on Craighead Street, occupied by
Daniel Gilmore. colored, as shoeshop
and grocery store. and owned by c.
r. Hughes. The loss was over $1,000,
with $500 insurance.
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snitb-sl,epl,erd.

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X DILLWYN. VA, November e0.-Mr.
r. G.. Smith and Miss Mary Shepherd
We're married to-day at the home of
the bride. The young couple left on
the east-bound train en- route to Rich
mond. Jamestown and other points of
interest.
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staub--Dendcr.i
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WINCHESTER, VA, November co.
Miss LOWE Lee Bender, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bender, of Eun-
ker Hin. Berkleys county. w, Va. and
Mr.. G, Harry stanb, formerly OF the
same section. but now engaged In bust
ness In Pttsburg, Pa, We're married In
Martinsburg. VI! Va. this afternoon by
REV. T. w. Canter. of the Southern
Methodist Church, and left for their
future homo In PlttsburE.
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ARE URGING JUDGE GRAY.
sriends OF Delaware Jurtst Organize
to Nominate Him. for President.

WILMINGTON. DEL, November 90.
Delaware friends Of Judge George
Gray held conference In this city
yesterday to- consider the probabilityo
securing his nomination for President
by the Democratic National Convention.
next year. II was decided to cnn,n,uni-
cate with prominent Democrats OF 9TH
Judge Gray's name to their considera-9
ton, and asking their evaporation
tow ard securing his nominal ton.
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GIlls-Penbcrton.

A pretty marriage took place Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Pemberton, when her daugh-
ter. Elizabeth. was united In marriage
to Mr. Harvey Gills. The bride was
the recipient of many costly and beau
.tiful presents. The Rev. C. Fl. Boggs
officiated. I s.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Popular Young Caroline Couple Mar,
rlcd at Concord CHURCH.


rlcd at Concord Church. s.
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II BOWLING GREEN, VA.,s. November
f2O,-Mr. William Raymond ::Doggett
and Miss Bette Fannie Burruss We're
married this morning. at 10 o'clock at
Concord Baptist Church by; Raw. r. q.
Hardy. The church was beautifully
decorated with terms and chrysanthC-
NUNS. 5i 5'iii 5l3
The bride entered the church with
her maid OF honor. Miss Maude Slmp-
ikins, and was met at the altar BY the
groom, who entered With Mr.. Harry
iDoggett. The ushers were Messrs. w.
s. Blank. Harry PAIR, r.. n Simpkins,
r. Q. Doggett, T, N, Burruss, Jr., and
r, H. Burruss, Z,
The bride is the daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs T., n. BNrruss. and the groom the
son 8of Mr.. Robert i. Doggett, OF this
county. @
The happy pair left Immediately af-
ter the ceremony for trip to New
York. returning by way Of the exposi-
tion. They wi II reside In Ashland,
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WITH swINDLINGs
!BY rL.A;YINGyifP Pens SION, ACT
rsnecIol q The ,rIn,os-ni.n,,, q,

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! ELIZABETH 5CITY,5N. c.. November
2O.-Joe Smith. colored, was tried this
morning before. Justice Wilson upon,
the charge of defrauding negroes In
this section by. playing the pension
agent act. Smith was bound over TO
the next term of Federal court In
default OF bond in the sum of $500.
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TAFT nooM LAUNCHED.
Impetus Given Ohio MANS presidential
Aspirations by Garfield Club.

WARREN OHIO, November 20,-The
presidential boom for William Il. TAFT
Secretary OF, War. was given an inl-
petus at the, annual dinner Of tho Car
field Club here last night. The boon,
was accelerated in a speech by Attor-.
neY-General Wade II. Ellis, OF Ohio.
table political organizations OF the
State. Two Presidents have been mem
bers,. Attorney General Ellis recount
ed the illustrious deeds OF his party
M Ellis speEe on hs
Republican Parity
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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3 .W1NCHEST1R., VA, November 2O.!-44-
Mr., Charles Coppentlaver,}sa prominent
Young farmer. OF hear White Post.
Clarke county. and Miss Iva; Iodgson,
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Mr.. HIM n,E,.rtncr for Orator.

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WINSTON-SALEM, N. c.. November
2O.--Ihe Winston Elks' Lodge has In
Nited Hon. Thomas Bnumgartner, of
charlottesville. Va, to deliver the adj
dress at tlfe annual memorial services
on the first sunday In December
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daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Hodg-
son. were married to-day at the home
of the brides parents. In White Post
vicinity, by Rev. p NJ Strickley, OF
Southern Methodist Church. large
company OF relatives and friends at
tended the wedding and reception af-
ter the ceremony.