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Picnic Mt wilco. ,yhurf.

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WILCOX WHARF VA, July IA
delightful picnic was given here a
few days ago BY a number OF the
young folks OF this neighborhood. The
beautiful home of Mr.. asd Mrs. Newton,
Hubbard was thrown open to the
guests. The crowd began to gather
about 10 o'clock. and by noon quite a
large number had assembled. AT /
O'Clock an old-time country dinner was
served. About sunset the merry crowd
began to dispense, after having spent
a most delightful day.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. Ella, Rowland
Rainey and Miss Alma Pollard, all of
Richmond; Dr. Parker, OF Providence
Forge: Rev. Mr.. Clark, Misses Matte
Hubbard. Irene Provo, Bessie Nance,
Ella Gentry, Fannie Bradley, Lena
Adams. Annie Waddell. Elva Nance,
! May Walker. Eta Laid. Elma Wad-
ldell. Virginia Walker. Lou Nance. Es-
| telle Hubbard. Ruby Adams, Ethel
| Hubbard. Mrs. Cornick, Mrs. T. n.
Hubbard. Mrs. William Waddell. Mrs.
| G.. T. Hubbard. Mrs. Louis Christian.
Mrs. Thomas Waddell, Mrs Jam les
/ Boiand Brockweii. and Messrs. Everett
Nance, Peyton Gentry, Louis Adams.
Vernon Barnett, Walter Nance. Edward
Major. Emmett Bradley John Temper.
| Reginald Major. Meade Walden. Louis
1 .Tremper, Joseph Hubbard, Lenwood
1 Barnett. Clifford Walden. Sherman
yyaddell, Newton Hubbard. Charles
/ Brockweu. Walter Nance, John Cor
nick, Mr.. Iadd and others
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Brent-Muson.

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Z WINCHESTER, VA, July ia we'd
ding OF interest in this section was
that last week of Miss Anne Penn.
Chew Mason, daughter of Hon. James
NJ. Mason, Of Charles Town, w. Va,
and Charles Scott Brent. of Lexing-
ton, Ky. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. John S. A'friend. at
Zion Episcopal Church. assisted by
Bishop w. L. Gravatt. The matron' OF
honor was Mrs. Philip Speed, sister
of the bride, the best man being the
groom's brother, Alfred G. Brent, OF
Lexington, Ky. Tho bridesmaids We're
Miss Maud Howell. of Charles Town,
w. Va. Miss Elizabeth Herbert of
Alexandria, and Miss Elizabeth Brent
sister Of the groom. Miss Ellie Wood
Page, Of Charlottesville, Va. was flow
er girl, and James Mason, fourth, was
| ring bearer. Miss Rose Nelson Mason
and Miss Mary Watts Mason We're
ribbon girls. The ceremony took place
Thursday in the presence of large
aSSemblage
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cations to aid the authorities In their
efforts to protect property.
The United States district attorney
interviewed the authorities to-day in
regard to what they were doing to pro
tect the Greeks.
The Greeks We're instructed by the
authorities that they would be rem-
bursed for losses. and to proceed to
open their places and they would be
protected.
a special grand jury will be SUM
moned tomorrow, and it is expected
that others Will be placed under arrest.
After the police saw they could not
keep up with the mob, detective join
ed it, and he is expected to give in
formation that will convict several par
ties. 1t was learned to-day that the
trouble began with S. c. Gregor, a
paperhanger, and the proprietor of the
Belmont lunchroom. Gregor asked for
an egg sandwich. and the Greek charged
him nickel more for onions. They had
quarrel. and two Greeks jumped on
him. While the fury of the mob was
greatest againstSthis place, it did not
suffer as much damage as other es,,
Establishments
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FAMILY REUNION
At BURNELL' BAY.
Many Descendants of Mrs.
Sarah Warren Have Enjoyable
Meeting at the Old Home.
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EERCuSS0N,s WHARF WA r,

FERGUssON's WHARF. VA, July
14-Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Warren,
widow of William Thomas Warren, of
Surry county. together with her numer-
GUS children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren. enjoyed a regular old
fashioned family reunion on James
River at Burwell's Bay. near Fergus
sons Wharf. last Tuesday. Few ladies
in this community can boast of as
is quite a young looking lady yet.
She has eight children. thlrty-one
grandchildren, and four great grand
children. Her children are Squire"
George H. Warren, of Fergusson's
| Wharf, who married Miss Sue Latti-
mer; Mrs. Mary Y. Sykes. of Smith
field. Va; Mrs. Lee Gwaltney, who
porous farmer Of Surry county; Mrs.
Tela Bell, wife of Mr.. A. j. Bell, of
IItata, Surry county; Mr.. j. EARLY War
rem, a prominent business man of
Smthfield. who married Miss Eddie
| Chapman. of smithfield. Va; Mrs
Bette Dews (nee Berryman) who mar.
ried Mr.. B. #, Dews, Il merchant of
Berrymans. surry county; Mr. Thomas
/ p. Warren, OF Dendron, Va, who mar
1 ried Miss Mary Chapman OF Surry
i Courthouse; and Mr.. G. G. Warren,
4 who married Miss Sallie Chapman, Of
| Windsor, Va. Her grandchildren are
4 Grace Lattimer and Hugh Warren,
Henry, Webster. Francis, kosco and
Elizabeth Sykes, Mrs, DR., u. e. RAM
sey Ashton, Stanley. Mary. Madge ana
| Taylor Gwaltney, Ben, oliver, Joe
. Lizzie, Jesse and Warren Bell, Lizzie,
Allie, John, Henry and Edward Berry
man, Mariory, Ruth, PHYLLIS, Walter
and Edith Lee Warren Her great
grandchildren are Madeline and E,li2a-
beth Ramsey. Dorothy Lee and Annie
n Leo Gwaltney.
The day was an ideal day for the
occasion, and delightfully."- spent by the
older members of the family in talk,
ing of old home memories, while the
young people bathed, flshed. and
d frolicked on the beach and in the
waters Of the river. An elegant dim
q ner was served. such as only the good
wives and mothers OF Virginia know
a how to prepare.
This branch OF the Warren family
x Is one of:5the oldest and most respect
A able families In Eastern Virginia. M
ancestor. Thomas Warren, having
been granted a large tract Of land Ii
81 Surry county as early as 1885. and
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NEWS NOTES FROM ASHLAND.
Rev. John Il. Coleman Accepts Call az
Hector Mt ST. .lnmeh.

Kew. John Il. Coleman Accents CnIl as
Rector ut st. james.
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ASHLAND, VA, July 14.--Rev. John
l. L. Coleman, Of Loudoun county Va,
mas accepted the call as rector or ST..
. ames Episcopal Church in Ashland
me- mr.. and an Mrs. r. ?. shnpard of At
Ernest Gray here. Mrs. shapard was
formerly Miss Norris, OF Houston,
Texas the former home OF Mrs Gray.
As County Treasurer w. p Shelton
VIII soon resign his Office on account
OF failing health, considerable pressure
Is i. being brought to bear upon Mr..
S ana "a l.. JaSks son Doswell Of Ash
well Is the president OF the Hanover
Bank, and well known In Hanover.
where his father was county treas
urer for many years.
The power plant OF the Ashland Gas
Sewer and Water Company is now
almost completed, and the heavy and
Interesting t machinery. which is being
|attention on the part Of visitors.
Rev. ]. N. Latham, of the Virginia
Conference. filled the pulpit Of the
Methodist Church here tonight
Miss Annie Brock. Of Richmond. is
the guest here to-day OF Mrs. Schiller
Fox
Mrs. Kerr and Miss Amelia Kerr.
who have been spending the winter
In Ashland. are visiting for the sum
Mr.. w. 3. Walton owner and editor
Of the Hanover Herald. published here.
has announced himself as, n candidate
for the position of county treasurer
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SEARS-SAUNDERS FIGHT.
Political Pot Almost Boiling Over as Date
of Primary Approaches.
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uRBAsSA. VA. July 1.-THE Kappa
It's territory the Tidewater counties ad ia
cent to the Rappahannock River which be-
gan It's annual session last Tuesday at Ma
Thursday evening. Rev. Dr. j. c. Reed
presiding elder occupied the chair and the
opening sermon was preached by Rev w
r. Crowder, OF Gloucester.
AZ July goth. the date for the Demo-
cratic primary to vote for nominees for the
senate and House, approaches. the polit-
test between the incumbent, Hon. j. Boyd
Sears and Col. Jno. r. Saunders, for the
have many strong friends. and these are
working hard to elect their favori.e.
Urbanna has been very much eniivened
oy Inc advent of summer boarders OF late.
locating g., sailing. fishing and bathing are
quite fashionabe in these parts
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BABY SHOW AT ASHLAND.
Teddy Bears Given to the Most Beau
tiful Infants.
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Z ASHLAND, VA, July IA very
interesting and successful baby show
was held in Ashland yesterday after
noon on the lawn in the grove OF the
college manse. Most of the parents
and friends of the prominent families
of the town assembled in the arena
which had been provided for the pur-
rose. a lively interest and contest
9uok place in the way of voting for the
inast beautiful Juvenile specimens. and
;,.ey were divided into four classes, ac-
cording to age. Five hundred and sixty
votes In all were cast, and the awards
We're made as follows. Glass l, infants,
Miss Elizabeth Cox; class 2, Miss Mary
Beverly Chenery; class 3, Master Will
liam McCue: class 4, Miss Katherine
Tucker. Rev. Ernest Stevens, of the
Duncan Memorial Church, presented tho
prizes, which consisted Of Teddy bears
/ and cplors Refreshments We're served.
end the entire proceeds, which We're
l3nuite5 satisfactory, are to be devoted
4 to home missions,
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GOULD GAVE ONE THOUSAND.
Helps neutrality-suspicious. Fund for Mod
ern LRnEunEe Chnir.


PETERSBURG. VA, July l4.-A con-
tribution of one Thousand dollars from
Frank j. Gould. of New York, to the
fund for establishing a chair Of modern
languages at Randolph Macon College
las been sent to Rev. John w. Eure,
OF this city, representative of RAN
dolph- Macon, who is working for that
purpose.
The following letter from Mr.. Gould
accompanies the contribution:
REV. John w. Eure, Petersburg, Va:
Dear Sir,-I am in receipt of yours
of the 10Th of last month. in which you
state that the old students of Randolph
Macon College. Ashland. Va. are try
ing to raise money to endow chair OF
modern languages in the college. At
ter having travelled abroad and seen SO
nanv foreigners who speak either two
or three languages, It is very notice
able upon returning to America to see
how few of us know any other Lam
guage hut the English. am very
clad YOU are showing your interest In
this branch OF learning, and gladly
subscribe $1,000 to aid you in raising
the 100000 which you require / am.
Very respectfully yours.
''FRANI[ j. GOULD"
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another Of the same name was member
of the House of Burgesses from Surry
county.
wcro Rev. j. l. King. pastor OF MIL
Swamp Church. and family, Hon. w.
e. Howle w. Hayden Gwaltney.
Archer Gwaltney, and others. Rev.
]. L. King made very appropriate
address,, and led In prayer for Gods
blessing on the aged mother and her
numerous descendants. Before they
dispersed to their respective homes. it
was mutually agreed, II living, to meet
again If possible at the same place
next summer
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ASHLAND PREPARES
FOR new RAILWAY.
Richmond and Chesapeake Bay to
Open for Traffic BY
August 1st.
.RUNtTo LAKESIDE TOMORROW
Many Electrical Engineers to
Come to Observation-Disclosures
With Banquet.
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M ASHLAND. VA, July 14.--Active pre-
parations will be made here through
the Business MEMS Association
OF Ashland for the celebra-
ton Of the opening of the Rich
mond and Chesapeake Bay Railway
electric line between Richmond and
Ashland. 1t has not been fully deter
mined by the mana gement of the road
lust what day the line will be opened
for travel all the way through be-
tween the two terminals, AS the mat
ter of weather suitable for outdoor
construction work has siderable to
do with 1t. Work Is being rapidly
pushed along the entire line The poles
fare now being set at this end and
the new station building Is nearly
completed. Manager Northrup believes
that the first cars will be run through
to Ashland by August 1st. The line
will be operated from Richmond to
Lakeside on Tuesday morning, July
18th. and within two weeks afterward
1t istsafe to state that the schedule
Will be in operation.
In conversation with your CORE
spondent Manager Northrup states
that the opening and initial operating
of this electric line will attract the
attention and actual presence this
!, week of many of the most eminent
electrical engineers of the United
States. The road Is acknowledged to
T be one OF the most substantial ever
constructed, and the equipment to be
the most perfect. representing the very
latest, most rapid and powerful trac-
ton development of the times. He
states that under the contract with
the builders of these new cars. which
are now being tried over the line. tina,
the road Is to receive the benefit OF
the latest and most valuable improve
ments and attachments invented with
in the period of two years. These
cars, he states, are equipped with 500.
horse power motors. and Rave an &C.
Aceleration Of a speed OF q mile {
lininute In the surprising period Of
twenty seconds from dead stand
jst!li.
The arrangements for the occasion
the formal opening here Of the lin,
Will consist of reception on the par
OF the town officials and prominent cit
liens in the way OF a welcome to tn,
toficials Of the railway company an,
ttheir invited guests. They will COM
To Ashland on a special car on tn
day Of the opening. and a banquet vii
tbe held at the Henry Clay Inn.
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yerhns-Gilcs.

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WINCHESTER. VA, July l4'-An-
has Just been made here
of the wedding June 18th at Jersey
City, of Miss Edith May Giles, daush-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Giles, for
merly OF Winchester, and now of
Washington, to William A. Nerhas Il
prominent young. supervising architecr,
who is connected with one OF the
largest construction companies of the
country, The couple left Washing ton
ostensibly to attend an architects ban
quet at the Aston House In New York,
and while in that vicinity slipped over
to Jersey city and We're married. They
will reside in Chicago None but a
few OF the brides many relatives in
Winchester knew of the event until
it was Just announced.
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Elect Bank Directors.
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FREDERICKSBURG, VA, July IA
The stockholders OF the Farmers ana
Merchants State Bank, Of this city,
last night elected the following d.
rectors: DR.. George n Chewing, s..
6. Wallace. e. G. Ninde. Z. G. Hef-
lin, B. P. Willis. A. p Rowe NJ f..
Waite, w. $. Chesley. F. P. stearns,
Col. e. ID. Cole. Lee j. Graves, NJ. G.
Willis, John F. Gouldman, Jr., w. H.
Peden and David Hrsh.
The directors re-elected M. G. Willis
president; Lee ]. Graves and Col. E. D.
Cole. vice presidents: John F. Could
man, Jr.. cashier. and G. Gordon Gould
man. assistant cashier. A dividend OF
5 per cent. was declared on the stock
and $4,000 placed to the reserve fund
This bank was organized last year. and
IT. has been remarkably prosperous
land successful.
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Amelia Politics.
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AMELIA COURTHOUSE, VA. July
cratic Committee was held here yes
terday. r. G. Southall, county chair
man. presided. All the districts We're
represented. Where county officials
have no opposition, the incumbcnts
were declared nominees.
j. A. Sydnor, member OF the House
of Delegates, has opposition. and the
nomination will be decided later For
son District, there are three candidates
for the place.. B. White, the incum-
bent; John H. Coleman, and J. DIN
Hardy.
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TROLLEY LINE BETWEEN
AUGUSTA AND ATLANTA

ATLANTA, GA. July l4.-The Con-
stitution tomorrow will say:
A trolley line from Atlanta to Aus
gusta, a distance OF 16O miles, will
soon be in operation, If the plans OF
we'll capitalized company are carried
out. The company is known as the
Atlanta and Carolina Construction
James w. English, Sr., Of Atlanta is
presidents; Mathew Mason, vice presi-
dent, and NJ T. Edgerton, secretary.
Surveys have been completed between
Atlanta and ConNers, and between
Athens and Augusta. It ia said. grount
will be broken next October, and the
line completed in two years.
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Ex.sUIToR SUES Ton GIFTS.
Tilted MINI Demands Return of pin-
mnnl Ting md IeMCIrN.

e BRIDGETON, N. j.. July l4,--Because
Miss Julia Most, popular young So
ciety woman and amateur actress, re-
jccted her sutton, Frank Nj, Tidmarsh,
who had wooed her for several years.
she will be compelled to take the lead
ing role III a drama OF love in the Cum
btrland county courts.
Tidmarsh and Miss Most were to have
boen married in the fall, The young
woman failed to return fine diamond
ring and other articles OF 1eWelry
which Tidmarsh gave her. and he OBJ,
tanned n writ Of replevln.
Miss Most will tight the case and has
engaged counsel. rdmarsh also Is
represented by an attorney.
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1 BLACK STONE VA, July l4.--Dr s.
a. Knapp, of the United States De-
partment'tof Agriculture, and Mr.. Il. o..
SANDY, of Burkcville, recently deliv-
cred highly interesting and instruc-
tive addresses TO farmers Of this sec
.ulate the farmers to plant only what
they can cultivate wellsand to diver
rsify,
The practical demonstration that
Mr.. Sandy has made Of this style of
FARMING on his farm, near Burkeyllle,
lis having a far-reaching effect.
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ATHLETIC PARK FOR
RIVERSIDE Club
Petersburg Owners to Provide
for All Modern
Sports.
.HALF-MILE RAcE-TRAcK, TOO
Contract Already Awarded, and
Street Car Service to Be
Extended.
.HALF-MILE RACE-TRACK, TOO

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PETERSBURG, VA. July 14~The
Riverside Country Club is preparing
to establish on the club grounds in
pinwiddie county, about two miles
from this city, a fine athletic park,
including baseball diamond, FOOT
ball field, half-mile race-track and
horse show ring. The contract for a
grands tand to seat 1900 people. and to
cost S2,35O, has been awarded to G. T..
Williamson, Petersburg contractor
The stand will contain sixteen private
boxes, and forty stalls for horses will
be provided underneath the big struc-
ture. Work on the fencing of the
grounds has commenced. The VIZ
gin.a Passenger and Power Company's
electric car line to Ferndale Park runs
within a quarter Of a mile of the
site of the park, and 1t is understood
that the company Will extend a side
track to the grounds.
Death OF Mrs. Williams.
Mrs. Emma Hortense Williams. wife
of Mr.. Joseph Williams, died yester-
day afternoon at the residence OF hel
husband on Guarantee Street. Mrs
Williams Is survived by her husband
six children and two brothers: Mr.
john 3. Evans, City sergeant OF re-
tersburg, and Mr.. William G. Evans
of Wilmington, N. G.
Funeral of MIR. Owen.
The funeral of Mr. Waverly Gibson
Owen. an honored citizen and member
Of the Board of Aldermen, took place
this afternoon from the High Stree
Methodist Church. The services We're
attended by a very large congregation
and by the Board of Aldermen ane
City Council and Eureka Lodge, No
81, knights of Pythias. to which Mr.
Owen belonged. The interment was il
| Blandford Cemetery.
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white boy. After biting the boy IN his
side, the dog next attacked a. negro
man. who Grove him Off with Il bucket.
Then tho canine ran through Rlae1Ars
water Creek. and when he started ~
Cabell Street a crowd OF 200 men andA
boys were following, throwing rocks
at him. After chase Of several
squares, the animal was shot by q man
who was approaching from another ~.
rection. This Is the fourth chase or
this nature here in less than three
months.
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DEVIL 4 nEAUrY, SAYS PASTOR.

Holds Idcus of i,npious One With
lIOofs and Sptked Tail Wrong.
WATERLOO. IOWA, July t4-Rey,
s. S. H!llscher. OF Vinton, to-day, on
the Chautauaua platform here, assaulted
the prevalent conception of the devil.
He pictured .l!il as q beautiful seduc-
tive parsonage, with subtle qualities,
which attract, rather than repel Mo
horns, hoofs or spiked tail are Visible
III his picture, He declared his belief
IN a personal devil, who, through his
establishments, exerted a powerful In
fiuence. secondary only to that of God,
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God D,yells In Aleyon.

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& WINCHESTER, VA, July l4,--Rev.
sZed IL. Copp, of Washington, son OF
John II, Copp, of this city, and who
some months since spoke a, a meeting
In Richmond in favor of Juvenile
courts, having located hell, astounded
his congregation last sunday by an
inouncing that God dwelt on the pla let
3Alcyon, from which place He directs
the universe and controlsGth the destinies
nf man. WI
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DID NOT ELECT.
@ctnOl Board Unable to Agree on
9enchcrs-Pilcher-Flct FiEht.

Observation-Disclosures flEnt.
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,WARRENTCN, VA. July 1.-THE
School Board for Centre District met
pn Thursday of this week, and after
considering the appointment of teach
Frs for the Warrenton High School
for the coming session. We're unable
to agree, and adjourned until August.
The race for the State Senate nom
lnatlon from the counties of Loudoun
and Fauquier between Hon; T. e. Pill
cher and Mr. G. Latham FLETCHER. is
trom day to day, each side claiming
Victory.
The extension OF rural free delivery
rrom this Office will mean ultimately
The discontinuance Of ten fourth class
post- offices. The Offices that are or
hered to be discontinued July 3lst
Are New Baltimore. Turnbull. Opal and
Botha.
John James has been appointed by
Judge Edward S. Turner. of the Circuit
court, road commissioner for Lee Dis
trict. vice T. G. Pitcher, resigned.
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DENOUNCED
BY MINISTER'S
Police Feared That Trouble
Would Break Out Again
Last Night.
Special to The Times plspateh

ROANOKE VA, July 1.-THE only
trouble that Is feared tonight was
that an attempt might be made TO re-
lease the prisoners from jail The au-
thorities are prepared for this. BY re-
auest of the Mayor the electric COM
5panies turned on all their lights. II
all the churches tonight the pastors
ref sired 10 the mob as disgrace to
the city and appealed 70 their congre-
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isnided u Poker Room.

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.LYNGHRURG, VA, July fI.--Ths
police late last night raided an alleged
gambling resort on Main street. said
10 he operated by William aSoYer, ~
rested Stoyer and ten men WHo wsre
found In the room. A lot Of poker
chins and cards Wsra conhseatad. y ~
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Rcdd-Rrcnt.

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& EOVINGSTON, VA. July 14.-rne
most interesting social event of the
week In Nelson county was the mar
riage Thursday afternoon atl O'clock,
in the parlor OF the Methodist par
sonage here, Of Miss Carrie =. Brent
an attractive daughter Of Mr.. John
T.. and Mrs. Bette r. Brent, or the
Redo, a popular young man, who is. in
the United States mail service, and a
son of Mr.. and Mrs e. NJ Redd, OF
this county, Both families are large
ly and prominently connected.
The interesting and sacred rites
werH performed by Rev. II. F. IS.
Martin.
After numerous and hearty conErat-
ulations, the bridal party drove to the
hospitable home Of Mr.. e. NJ. .Redd sr.,
where an elegant tea was served.
Mr. and Mrs, Redd will so on a
bridal tour to Jamestown in g. few
weeks, but to the delight Of their
many friends, will make their home
In Nelson.