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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-30
George WeaVers, Notorious Young
Negro, Shot Through Head.
POLICE LOOKING FOR MURDERER
John Winchester, alias "elue Steel"
Supposed to Have Fired Fatal
Shot, Although There Were No
witnesses.

George Weaver, notorious youag
negro, was shot and instantly killed
on, Eighteenth street near River
road last night shortly after 6
O'Clock. Another negro, Jonh VIII
chester, alias Blue Steel" is sup.
posed to have done the shooting
but 1t seems that there were no
cye-witnesses TO the tragedy and
the police department up TO this
time have been unable to locate
Winchester.
The crack OF a pistol shot at
tracted several people to the scene
OF the shooting a man believed to
he John Winchester was seen run.
ming away ana George Wcaver's life.
less body was discovered
lying in the street. Blood was ooz-
ing from great wound in the
forehead, above tho left eye.
A coroner's jury was summoned
last night, but after the body had
been viewed. DIR, B. r. Gary, the
coroner. adjourned the injuest over
until Thursday morning at II O'Clock
In order TO give the police depary
ment time TO collect evidence and
II possible, 10 capture the murderer
cap found on the ground beside
the corpse and the statement thai
Winchester was seen running away
Is what the department has to work
on. Little is known of the fugitive
except that he came here from West
Virginia Il year or so ago
What lead to the shooting is not
known. Ii is reported that the ne.
groes quarreled over a woman nam
ed Ella Rogers. The woman and
James Wade, young negro who
came here with Winchester, were
arrested and are being held as wit
nesses.
The dead man is son of George
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-30

torian era swept in tho novel OF
street and trade and club-prccms
nently the novel of city and town.
Here social scenes and social themes
are woven IN with stories of homo
and the common way; all reflect
Ing the life Of this period OF Eng
lands greatest material prosperity.
Dickens takes for his material the
middle classes and of the ofr.scour.
ings OF society. Thackcrny chooses
the upper classes and their servants
and hnngersOn. In Hard Times"
Dickens twlnes n story around n
phase of trade-unionlsm; for labor
troubles were in the air OF that day.
His works arc crowded with char
acters. His eXaggeratlons and sen.
timentalitics are palabie; but his
compassion for the multitude made
deep impression upon readn
public that had been accustomed for
years to sorrow only over tho woes
of prince and page.
Thackeray was not touched by
the wrongs of the common people.
He was inclined to sneer mt Dick.
ems treatment OF criminals and In
comretents. But he had whole
some contempt for snobbery and In
Justice, ana he helped to brus! away
arlstorcratic prGtensions with laugh.
ter MS Dickens helped wash away
Injustice with tears.
But ii was left to- the greatest
woman novelist George Eliot. to
give the most artistic and the most
searching Of the social studies OF
the century. With George Eliot
new strain comes into novel writing.
She Is not content To merely tell u
story. she seeks for the relation
between the life of her characters
and the life of humanity. She builds
into fiction the conflicts and qucs-
tionings that Mill and Darwin and
Spencer were voicing in economies
and science and philosophy. INolu-
ton, hcrcdity, anvironmcnt-thc
new-riscn doctrines surglng in the
thought of the day these gave the
sense of social responsibility. The
vast sympathy OF the author makes
her characters intensely alive, and
holds out interest in their fortunes.
Felix Holt, the RADICAL is story
involving the labor movement. One
of the speeches Of Felix Is so up
to'date that 1t could DO printed
in otr newspapers as an editorial
against raft."-Edwin Markham in
Success Magazine"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-30
- Marine Notes Us
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Tuesday, January 90, 1907.

Arrived.
Steamer Prudential (Br), Harner,
Port Arthur-to Baker, Whitley
Coal Company for bunker coal.
Steamer Allegheny (Br), Harnden
Norfolk-to Furness, Witty & Com.
pany with merchandise.
Steamer Ontario, March, Baltimore
TO Merchants & Miners Transpor.
tation Company with passengers and
merchandise
Steamer Hamilton, Boaz. New
York and Norfolk-to Old Dominion
Steamship Company with merchan.
disc.
Schooner Frontenao COMBS, Bos-
tonic New River Consolidated
Coal Company in ballast.
Schooner r. w Hopkins. Clark,
Baltimore-to C. H. Arnal in ballast.
Schooner Brina p. Pendleton. Nor
folk-toC. II. Arnal in ballast.
Barge Idaho from Boston-to
Chesapeake & Ohio Coal Agency
Company in ballast.
Barge John A.. Briggs from Bos.
tonic Chesapeake g. Ohio Coal
Agency Company in ballast.
Barge II. Skolfbeld from Boston
TO Chesapeake & Ohio Coal Agency
company in ballast.
Barge Scuiiy from Providence
to c. II. Arna in ballast.
Cleared.
Steamer Prudential tBrl, lIarncr.
DoverlBaker. Whitley Coal Con- any.
Sailed
Steamer Monroe, Hulrhcrs. NJ
folk and New York; New York,
Simmons, Norfolk and Philadelphia:
Ontario. March Norfolk and Bos-
ton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-30

u lstclass cam
Bailey Crock Flats Lower Buoy,
80, 2ndolass can.
Eppes Island Flats Buoy, "a. 1,
2ndclass nun.
Enpes Island Shoal Buoy. 26, q
2nd-class num-
Eppcs Island Shoal West Side
Buoy 80 a 1st-class nun.
Harrison Point Flats Lower Buoy
IT, lst-class nun, had II spar
marking buoy placed alongside for
the winter, january %.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-30
SANTA RITA AT FRISCO.
OIL Carrier Arrives Safely With
Cargo of Explosives.

The steamer Santa Rita Captain
Cohnor. which was converted into
an oil burning oil carrier at the
FOCAL snipyard last year. arrived at
san Francisco from Newport News
Via New York and Montcvldco Sun.
day.
Fhc steamer left this port for
New York in August ana at New
YORK she loaded cargo OF cxplo
Sives, During the run down the
coast of South America che became
disabled aud put into Montcvldco for
repairs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-30
The Nvnntcd Witticinm.

IL always thought" said the hostess.
that Scotchmcn were humorous. Last
night showed departing Scotch
guest n great pile of ovcrcoats in the
dressing room.
"IIere.' snid, with wave of my
hand, you are the first to leave. Take
your choice
"'Thank You said lie rs he FUN
hlel scarchingly among them. IN ave
me own New York Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-30
JAMES RIVER sUoYs.
Various Changes Announced BY the
Lighthouse Board.

various changes Announced BY the
Lighthouse Board.
The lighthouse board has author.
lied the following notices to marin.
res
James River, Va. G.o8c Iiill Mid
die Ground Lower Buoy. black
spar, was numbered 40" without
other change, January %.
Goosr Hill Channel Entrance
Buoy, CHI, a 2nd-class nun, was num-
bered a." without other change,
January %.
Lower Point Shoal Buoy red
spar, was numbered "a 1-2. without
other change, January %.
Goose Hill Middle Ground Up
per Buoy. a black spar, was mum
bercd "2c." without other change,
January 20.
Tie following buoys were changed
to aparn for the winter, January %,
Goose I'm Channel Upper En-
trance Buoy. 6. lst.class nun.
Swan Point Shcal Buoy, -, lst-
class can.
Browns Shoal Buoy, 70, IA lst-
class can
Dancing Point Flats Buoy 10.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-30

Weaver. we'll known old negro
who has lived here for years. He
was regarded as Il worthless char
acteE and only about two months
sgp was sent to iail because ah
coul3 not give bond for six months
Justice Brown relented week or so
'ogN anl released the prisoner.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-30
\ Legal Remedy.

Hostess = Were you scasick coming
across, dear? Miss Pcrt-Oh. no. You
sec. papa was with us. Hostess But
Whist has that to Ito with your not be-
Ing scasick? Miss Pert = Well, you
know, papa is n judge. and he over
ruled the motion. Boston Transcript.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-30

If DIR good intentions could only
be used for paving material in this
world, what a saving it would be
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-30

A sharp tongue is the only edged tool
that grows kccner with constant USE
Irving.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-30

Calendar for This Day.
Sim ri cs ............... 1903 a. IN.
Sun sets ................ 5:29 p. IN.
ls:Sh water. .lo:23 a. III. 1915 p. m.
Low water. .4:i9 a. NJ, 4:A9 p. IN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-29
IN
MECKLENBURG HUNT
Derby Races Set for Tomorrow
and All-Age Stake
Friday.
Ispeclal 70 The Times.pispatch.l


CHASE CITY. VA. Octoner 2s,-The
board OF directors OF the Virginta-C Car
ollnn FOX Hunters Association held q
meeting at the Mecklenburg hotel
Monday night at s O'clock. Ihose
dent acting chairman in the absence
of Judge Aiken. the president; w. [.
Hughes, e. w. Oyerbey. Al. +. n, and
Treasurcr G.. w. Marrow, Secretary j..
t. Twitty, E. 4. Lewis.
Decisions were arrived at as fol-
lows: Tuesdays hunt to be free for-
all race, every pnt present participate
ing; the derby races to be held on We'd
nesday. number Of promising pups
BY the Mecklenburg kennels. the War
renton pack. Sneed and Overbey's
hounds and Mr.. Marrow's.k kennels.
q On Friday the all-age stake will be
run for the championship cup. offered
by the Virginia. Carolina Association,
to be won three years In succession
by the same pack before 1t becomes
tho property of the winner.
Z AS the NJ. 7; IL. Mr.. y. w. overbey,
mess from taking up his duties. Mr.,
j. w Twitty. Of Warrenton, N. c.. Is
appointed acting master until Mr..
Overbey Is able to take the field.
{ Mr.. George G. Jefferson. of Rich-
mond. Va. offers beautiful pin to
be won by the lady who captures the
brush after the hardest chase. Mr..
Jefferson and his niece, Miss Otelia
Harreli, arrived to-day; also: Mr.. ana
McVey, of Grand Rapids, Mich: Mr., e.
A. Lewis, Mr. Phil Hunt, Mr.. r. G..
Sneed. Mr.. g, w. Marrow and Mr.. and
Mrs. Overbey
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-29
BAILEY FIRES OPENING Gun.
.addre'sses Large Crowd and Wage.
Wnr ON POliticnl T'rusf

Special to The Times -Dispatch.J
ASlSGooN, VA. October 2s.-Hon.
-. r. Bailey. of Bristol, spoke here to-
DAY to one OF the largest audiences that
mas ever packed the county courthouse.
IN MS speech he declared himself an
independent Republican candidate for
congress. and bitterly denounced the
republican machine of the Ninth Dis
.rict. as dominated by the Siemps- SUM
nerses and the Federal officeholiers.
lie declared himself as unaiteraby OPP
posed TO the political trust existing in
this district with the internal revenue
onicsrs and postmasters as stockhold-
ers, and appealed to the rank and file
or the Republican party to aid him in
breaking up the combination that was
running this organization for the
turiherance of personal ambitions.
Ills speech made strong Impression
on the thinking element of his party.
ton OF Republican bosslsm in the Ninth
District =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-29
Cures Yoman's Weaknesses.

We refer to that boon to weak, nervous,
suffering women known as DR.. Pierce's
Eavorite Prescription.
DR.. ohm Fyie one OF the Editorial Stan
of THE ECLEoTIo MEDICAL REVIEW says
of Unicorn root Iielontas DiotcG) which
Is ono OF the chief ingredients OF the Fa.
vorite Prescription
which hhasy ssts as ltss
tlylty q the entire reproduftlye system
ment which more fully answers the above
purposes than anu other drug nth !uhtch I am
acquainted In the,tre( atment 81 diseases Pc
for this remedial AGENT" iFyfe further
says: = The olloying are among the lea55in1g
~ acbina IN n tha back With 'ieucorrhs
atomic weak condl,lofx OF the reproduce i've
omen; Mentt dsep1eSs49;n and Y,
s neys; men srhas!4 Ilood!ns| ave e weak,
ened condition otlthe reprod9ctlye syste;m3 !;
"a snssas IGa'ha
nbnosAll condition OF the q digestive organs
and Egm!c ,hn bleed hah!t; d q, g; ip
i imore or less Of the above symptoms
ara .HresanE, no .[nYlI Q.Y0WAQ..cal--10
better IMAM tAEo. -Dr.- Plerce's E,AXQr!te
PT5s1EIE ION. 5NH q INC 1cIdlh lIgredl.
and the medical properties at which It
most faithfully represents.
OF Golden Seal root, another prominent
Ingredient OF "Favorite Prescrip tion, :"
$ Prof. Finley Elllngwood, M o., OF Benz
nett Medical College, Chicago, says:
IT. Is g. EsRRsay IL
ana general en- feebleme nt, 1t il use full" .7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-29

tracts, restrict and eliminate competition
between those parties, in the carrying on
OF the said trade and commerce. to the
territory In which the same was carried on.
from the time when the said contracts were
executed by the said parties until the tim.
of the said seizure: contrary to the form
of the statute OF the said United States In
suck case made and provided.
4 And for that the said properly SO seized
is property which. at the time of the sail
seizure thereof. was in the course of trans
pcrtation, as and In the manner hereinafter
stated, from the said States of North Caro-
lima and Virginia to the foreign countries
aforesaid. and was owned by the said Brit
ish- American Tobacco Company tLimItcd).
in pursuance of a certain conspiracy, then
being engaged in by that company and the
parties to the contracts mentioned and de-
scribed In the first, second and third articles
of this information Exhibits l. ga. 4 and
81 and was the subject of that conspiracy,
1t being then and there conspiracy in re-
straint OF trade and commerce with foreign
nations, such as is mentioned in section Of
the act Of Congress, approved July 2, 1890.
entitled can act to protect trade and COM
merce against unlawful restraints and mono
=
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Jacobs & Levy

!
business meeting of tile convocation
will be held, which will be devoted to
appointing the various committees and
shaping business matters to be dis
posed of later. Divine services will be
read by Rev. J. @. Hall and sermon by
Rev. r. W. Barnwell. The business
meeting Wednesday afternoon will be
devoted to the interest of Sunday
schools and woman's auxiliary, at
which addresses will be delivered by
Rev. G. Il. Bryan. Rev Frank Stringfel-
low. Rev. Flournoy Bouldin and Rev.
II. l.. Derby.
Thursday morning devotional exer-
cises VIII be held at the Chatham Epis-
copal Institute from to 1890. the
speakers being Rev. Messrs. Bryan,
slilngfellow and Barnwell.
Very few of the ministers have ar
riSeu but many are expected on the
morning trains Tomorrow. The doors
Of the Chatham homes have been
thrown open TO the visiting clergvnen
ana every indication points to most
vocation. -
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CENTRAL coNyocATIoN.
Rev. J. Cleveland Hall breaches Open
Ing Sermon mt Chnthnm.
Especial to The 1'Imes-Dlspatch.

Especial to The TImes-DIspatch.l
CHATHAM. VA. October 2s.-The
Central Convocation.. comprising the
Episcopal churches in the counties OF
Prince George, Prince Edward. Bruns-
wick Amelia, CHESTERFIELD, Powhatan.
Dinwiddie, Lunenburg. Alccklcnburg,
Charlotte. Halifax and Plttsylyania.
assembled with Emanuel Church to-
night.
Divine services Were read by the
Rev. George Wallace Ribble, OF Glover.
Rev. j. Cleveland Hall. of Epiphany
Church, Danville, preached a very able
sermon from Thou Shalt Not" fitting
the Scriptural command to each indi-
yidual case.
Tuesday morning devotional services
from to 9:30 will be conducted by the
Rev. II. l. Derby. after which the first
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-29
TROUBLE IN CHURCH
NOT Settled YET
Roll Of Harrison Streets Mem
bers Not Complete, and Adj
justmcnt is Deferred.
WELL-KNoWN PEOPLE DEAD
"a x II
oecia, "a rhc Times.Ioispatcl

Especial to Tic Times-Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA, october 2S.--Thc
settlement of the troubles N the Har I.
rison Street tcoloredD baptist Churcil
trouble might he disposed OF MT b9s-
tness meeting OF the congregation 70.
night but the work OF preparing ipil
OF the male members had not pecn COM
plcted. H..
Mr.. James Caughlan, Il well known 2
citizen and fish dealer or this city. died
this morning at b o'clock at the noii !.
Of his sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Weber e
was paralyzed two weeks ago, ana n ,l.
since been confined to the bed. pc.
ceased was never married. ne is SUIT SUI
viyed by one sister, Mrs. Weber. and nd
one brother. Mr.. Pierce Caughlan, OF
Captain 81. II. Burrow, prominent
citizen. OF Prince George. and one ,e OF
Saturday night at IL o'clock at his
home on the Stage Road, sixteen miles
from Petersburg. Captain Burrow was
seyenty-siS. ears OF age, was tg " e
wife. also by one daughter, Mrs. j. I'LL.
Hargravc.
The funeral will take place to-mor-
row morning at III O'Clock.
The funeral OF Josephine &. Evans.
q worthy colored woman. took place
Sunday afternoon from oak street Az
rican NJ thodist Episcopal Zion Church.
Josephine was VIC tNlUOW III JostpIl
Evans. a prominent politician In the
reconstruction perioL and conserva-
tive leader OF his race He served in
the Legislature from this city,6aiid once
ran for Congress in this district. but
did not get the support of the white
Republicans.
,fhe sseady rain OF last night and
to-day Will prove "a blessing TO this
section. and especially to the. tobacco
farmers. who have been unable to or
der their crops for market, because Of
the dry weather. Things had almost
reached the condition OF drought IN
this section.
Koenig Adams son OF Mr.. Darcy
Adams. had his thigh broken satur'
day afternoon while playing football.
The little fellow was taken to the
Petersburg Hospital. where his leg
was set by Drs. HARDWOOD and Leigh.
Miss Mary Louise Spencer. a oopu-
lar and efficient trained nurse. has
been appointed q special nurse for the
operating room at the Petersburg Hos
pital and will enter upon her duties
on November LIST.
DR.. II. Aulick Burke. of st. Ninccnta
Hospital, Norfolk, spent Sunday at his
parental home on Washington street.
II. T. Miller has resigned as mana
ger OF the Sysonby Garden, In Dfnwid-
die county and he and his family VIII
leave this week for the South.
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SUIT FOR THIRTY THOUSAND.
Case of Mrs. Allen Asnin.t the south.
ern on Trial This Week. 4
Especial 10 The Times-Disnatch

Spsciai 20 The Times-Dispatch.1
- BOY DION, VA, October 2s.-A suit
Tor 10 $50. coo damages has been brought
IN the Circuit Court OF Mecklenburg.
and q, is set for hearing this week. Mrs
z; y. Allen. of Bristol, Tenn. is the
pT,ia i,n and is suing the Southern
Railroad for injuries Sustained to her
person I, IN wreck which occurred in
q summer OF 1906. near South Hill,
N the eastern section of Mecklenburg..
MIS-: Allen was badly fniureassnd j as
e escs.f since sI, that time been suffering
The wreck was caused by the wash
me has &C, out Of culvert during. a. very
the roadbed. and as the train passed
over the passenger coaches were de.
rniled and quite n number of the pass
tengers were injured Mrs. Allen being
most seriously hurt; :
and G; J. Faulkner, of Boydton, repre,
sent tent Mrs. Allen. and Mr.. Lee Williams.
division counsel for the Southern
Judge w. Z. Homes and G. T. BaslSer,
VII, local counsel, and Hon. r.. r.
ipany. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-29
FIRE AT YORKTOWN.
Large building ana Considerable Hay
Destroyed.

YORKTOWN. VA, October ss.-A
fire which at one time threatened the
water front of this place occurred last
might and resulted in the destruction
of a large building and twenty-ti y,
Shields, local agent of the York River
line, the value of building and con-
tents being placed at $500, with no
The revenue cutter service consist
Ing Of the steamers Apache. Algonquin,
Onandagua, Forward, Pamlico,and Sem
inolc. have been of this town for sew
eral days, and to-day the sailors at
!tacl,u,i IN tht.n We're given shore leave.
Ia is o.eecd that the building was
.,rcd by sailors from the vessels, who,
In addition tn being so charged. are
alleged to have committed other. dep-
Rotations to property near the shore.
After the fire was discovered and
chesapeake Steamship Company's prop
erty, the alarm WAS given and the
crews attached to the cutters turned
out in gigs and launches, With buckets
and fire eXtingufshers and made for
the shore, and after three hour5 hnn'd
work subdued the flames. The crews
a hore We're In charge of Lieutcnnnt'
Satterleo and Neuman and Warrant
officer Ford Captain w, r, Reynolds,
commanding the fleet, has appointed a
board OF inquiry to tnNes,ls;lla = nc
cause of the fro and place the respori-
slbility.
ter Onandaga, fell from q ladder due
ms. the fire and injured his arms. Sew
eral OF tho men suffered burned hands
and feet,
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nRoUGnp mack no pANvILLE, 7
Mrs. Terrell Thinks Anderson Looks
yt Like Her AAxallRnt.

tspecialto The Hines Dlspatch.o
I DANvILLE. VA, October q2s.-Tom
nave nave bee been in ian ut Il ISnchburg, held held
as suspects for attempted assault OF.
Mrs, John w. Terrell, who was ats
tucked IN n fashionable section OF the
city on October 10Th, were brought here
last night, The negroes were arrested
on the morning after the crime, and
We're taken to- jail Yat Lynchhurg 70
pre- vent mob violence. Mrs. Farreil
Inns been to sac the prisoners, and saws
,tktaeksd her. & phe evidence against
bl,za, Whilas eirculns tantia /, + Is lnu cll
stronger nan that 81 SO Inst AN srsoA,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-29
FINE PRICES WI1.ALIzED.
First Tobacco offered nt Bedford City
< Callu WALL

Especial to Tho Times Dispntch.l
BEDFORD CITY, October 2S,--The
first tobacco of the season was
brought in last week. but only q
wagon-load was brought to each of
the warehouses, tile long dry skell or
weather being unfavorable for hand
ling IT. Tho quality was excellent, and
the prices averaged about $3.50 a huns
kdred.
The quantity of primings sold has
Sheen muchin excess of last Year, and
the prices higher, By reason of the
extensive operations In Bedford of the
Norfolk md Western and Tlaewater
Railroads for the past ear or moro
there was much diligently To the
planters In securing lahors 1T is es-
ftimatad that the tobacco crop w IN he
less than that ~ last year, but the
aQual itY is laueh be ter
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Have Riot in Rc.tn,, n

=, NINCHESTER, VA, October os.-
Z y |. refusal Of member of Troop Fl,
toned at Fort Myer to paw FOR n cI'n
OF coffee ordered In Greek restau1
rant here, precipitated riot whIcn
was quelled before anything serious
resulted. = - =,
dispute between the trooper AMI
the Greeks followed. The manarer ~
the restaurant seized the trooper by
the collar and struggle ensued.
Othker cavarymen took hand and a
serious clash was imminent. BY this
time the Greeks and soldiers were in
the streets. In short time, however,
the police arrived and put an end to
the fight. Peace was restored by the
( trooper paying for the. coffee.
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and were married in the clerks office

and were married in the clerks office
by Rev. r. "A. Williams,
Mr.. r. S. Callahan, OF Stafford coun.
ty, and Miss Margaret Lloyd, of Spot
sylvania county, were married. nt the
homo Of the bride Saturday, Rev. G..
u. Saunders officiating.
Mr.. b. S Norman, formerly Of this
city, recently connected With the office
OF Collector of Internal Revenue H..
Is Lowry in Richmond, and Miss Emma
Mitchell, of Richmond, were married
In that city Saturday morning. and are
now visiting the parents OF Mr.. Nor
man In STAFFORD county, near this city.