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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-24
CAR SHORTAGE
IS DISCUSSED
National Hardwood Association.
Meeting in Norfolk, Taking Up
Important Matters.
YOUNG WILLIAMS'S BODY
Drowned Boy Was Floating in
Dismal Swamp Caual-Two
Bodies Still Missing.

NORFOLK. VA, January 2s.-The
annual meeting o.: the National Hard
wood Association vas commenced bo-e
to-day in tho governors room at tine
Virginia Club. About twenty-five mem
b"rs of the association. representing al
parts % the country. are in atten,aoco
Nj. John J.. Alcock. Of Balurnore. is
presiding over the meeting in taS abb
sence ~ President W. u. Rufc. who
has been detained IN getting haIo hy
tie floods in The West. Secretary T.. \.
Terry IS present.
Nnue no statement is given TO the
press regarding meeting % the assocla-
non, among Tho business matters fo~
discussion at the meeting are tho car
-hor2go ana clean through bills % lad
inR Though the decision of Judge
Morris. JOB the United states Court. last
Ffa-. UNFOLDING tho responsibility OF
owron carriers for loss or damages 10
shipment. regardless o. the clause on a
OH n ladiug ~disavowing such liability.
did much 70 clear the sitoation. Nun
ero1s complaints Of a shifting % blame
are stil heard. and the hardwood mon
want 70 get some % these questions de-
nnifely settled. As 70 tho car shortage
action IS likely 20 be- taken. though IN
dividusi members % tho association are
somewhat AT sea concerning what should
ha done
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GERST-HOFHEIMER
Pretty Wedding in Norfolk
Many Out-of-Town Guests.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. 23-Miss
Edna Gerst. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Gerst. was married TO Mr.. Harry
Hofheimer, at the Ohef Sholom Temple
this evening at $50 o'clock by Rev
:. r Cohen. pastor Of the temple.
Miss Miriam Herman. of Savannah.
was msid Of honor Mrs. Albert Rosen-
helm. Of Baltimore. was matron of
honor; Miss Carrie Stern, OF Richmond .
Miss GLADYS Lippman. OF Savannah:
Miss Belle Scnwsn and Miss Julia
kaufman. OF Norfolk. bridesmaids. MT.
J.. D. Hofheimer. acted as hest man. and
the ushers were Mr.. Solomon Bremen.
Mr.. Grief and Nr. Ed. Hecht. Of Bal
timore. Mr. Joe Stiefel. Mr.. Lachman.
Mr.. Melville Marx and Mr.. Lee Frank.
OF New York. Nj. Herbert Gerst. Or
u. Lee Hirschler. Mr.. Isidore Hofheimer
and Mr.. Mike Seldner, OF Norfolk. Fol
lowing the ceremony. a reception and
hall was given at the Client Club.
Among the Out-of-tOwn guests tina
were present a. the wedding were Nj.
and Mrs. :. Adler. Miss Rena Adler. Mr..
and Mrs. A. = Guckenheimer. Mr.. and
Mrs. herman Myers. Mrs. s. Quicken
heimer. all OF savannah. Mr.. and Mrs
!. Stern. Nj. and Mrs. l. =. Stern, Mr.
and Mrs. =. Bendheim and Mr. ana
Mrs. Charles Strause. of Richmond: Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Schloss. OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Lowman. Mr.. and
Mrs. y. Hamburger. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
Gus Hamburger and Mrs. J.. Steiner. OF
Baltimore. MI. and Mrs. Aaron Heller.
and Mrs. Ben Heller. or Minneapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Weller. of Pittsburg .
Mrs. j. Strassburger and Mr.. LOUIS
Hirsh. Of Washington.
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arrangement around the altar made a
most charming picture
me order OF entrance WIS a. follows:
Mr.. Frank EpPerson, Of Bristol. on the
right aud Mr.. John Walker. of Brook
neal, on tho left
Miss Mary Duiguid. OF Lynchburg. on
the right and Miss Mabel Davidson Of
A~ppOmattoX. on the left.
M Arthur Mason on the right. and
Mr. Frank Diuguid on Tho lett.
Miss Carrie Semnle Elect CD, tho
the left. "'
Mr.. Sandy A. Light Of Cna~lottes-
vile. on the right. and Mr.. Eugene G.
ADAMS. OF Danville. ON the left.
Miss Annie Gillian on the right and
MISS virginia Kelly on the loft
Mr.. T. Percy Wooding on tho right
ana M. Grover u. Gillian on tho left
Mss Julia Pickard on the right. ana
MISS Ross 81. Gillian, OF Bedford city.
on rho loft.
The bridesmaids wero gowned I'm
white net over taReta. aud carried
American Beauty roses.
Next came Miss Elise West Gillian.
maid OF honor. who was arrayed in
"hlte point d'esprit.. over taneta. and
carrying American Beauty roses
Tho bride entered with her father
She wore white radium silk. trimmed
with duchess lace and pearls. and car
ried a bouquet Of Bride roses. Her
veil was fastened with lilies or thu
valley.
A. tho chance she was met bv the
groom and his best man. DR.. Garland
). Wiley. of Georgel. Va.
The ceremony was impressively per
formed by Dr. w. l.. Pfckard. pastor
Ct the church.
After the wedding a reception was
rendered the bridal party. and rela-
tives at the home OF tine brides
parents. No. S0e Court Street. the res
idence being handsomely decorated for
the occasion.
DIT. and Mrs. Younger left on a mid
night train for an extended tour. and
they Will be at home at ~Brookueal af-
ter February 10th.
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SUSSEX GETTING READY
Jamestown Exhibit Committee
Elects Judge West Chairman.

0sDecisl 20 The Times-Unatchn
WAFERLf. Va, ~Januarv 23-Tho
Jamestown exhibit committee for Sus-
sex county met in Waverly Atondav
The following members. appointed by
the Board 81 Supervisors. we're present
Judge J. F. West. Waverly. Va. Com
monWealrh's Attorney ". p. Cooke.
Booker. Va: Captain !. r. Bel. Wake
field. Va.
The committee organized D. electine
4 J. p. West chairman and Thomas
y. Hower1on secretary IN committee
adopted "A report which Will no sub
United 20 the Board n Supervisors Tor
Sussex county. O. be acted upon 10y them
Thursday next and IL approved by them
this committee will then proceed 10 coll
lect exhibits for the jamestown exhibi-
tion. including exhibits ~ fits aRricul-
tuIal. horticultural. timber. dairy and
manufactured products. and such other
exhibits IA may reflect credit upon the
county OF Sussex
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Observation-Disclosures

NORFOLK, VA. January "a pretty
wedding Was ~solemujzel this afternoon
at 4:3O O'Clock. when Miss Marie Louise
Morrisette. the attractive daughter of
Mrs. Eleanor sawyer Morri=ette. bec4u~
the bride OF Mr.. Charles l.. Murphy ut
the home Of the brides mother. grg
Dinwiddie Street. Portsmouth.
As the wedding march was played bv
Miss Margaret Gsskins. the bridal party
entered. Miss Lille Mabel Wallace was
the brides only attendant.
Tho groom entered with his only at
tendant. Mr.. Harry Cutherie. The cero-
mony was performed by Roy. Thomas J.
Brady, of st. aul Catholic Church.
The bride changed her gown FOR "a
tailor suit ~ black broadcloth, and the
couple left for a tour Of the Northern
cities. and upon their return will reside
at III Dinviddie StreeK
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DEMAND INCREASE.
Ballast Quarry Tied Up for Short
While. But New Men Emploved-

IspecIaI 70 The Times DIspatch.l
SPENCER y. c. January IA
strike occurred yesterday at the ballast
of +. W. Clark. contractor for
the Southern Railway Company. noa~
Spencer. about 20 laborers leaving thsi-
work under n denand for an Increase
in pay to $3.50 per Gay. The contractors
pay the employees per square-vard for
raising rock ballast. which is used 10
double tracking. the main line OF the
road. and some or the men make as murn
as g per day. \ humber OF wOrkmen
being dissatisfied with their wages worked
up a strike. which caused a Temporary
suspension OF operations. Other r,cn
were employed. however. and tho quarry
il being operated IN fun blast
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NEWS.
County Gets It's Share Of Capita
ton Tax.
IsPeelal p ne Tlne-Dispatca.i

AcHFCAaA NA ANE LarE-AAeUANLAaI
CHESTERFIELD q. H.. VA. January
.3-The Auditor OF Public Accounts
has RENTED 10 the Board Of super
Visors Of Chesterfield. fl.26I.5o FOR the
county's share OF the 1905 capitatlon
taxes collected by ITS treasurer and
paid into the State treasury. the sum
being one-third Of the whole
oapitation taxes for 1905 collected
tle delinquency in c%apitation taxes
for that year. amounting TO
S2.442. The county supervisors at their
regular meeting next Monday viii d.
rect the application OF this sum By the
cunt treasurer. 4 movement is on
foot 10 consolidate the district road
working forces and systematize the
work 80 that a large and well-managec
force can be maintained by the com
bined revenues OF the six magisterial
districts. payable out OF their district
FUNDS. the new force TO work in the
several districts in proportion 10 their
respective revenues and funds IN The
treasury.
Mr.. John s. Taylor. chairman Of the
supervisors, has recently returned from
q visit to his son. Rev. Charles Taylor.
iu Graysou county The esteemed coun-
~ official kept his eyes open as lie
visited other county seats on his trip.
and some metallic roller-book shelves
for the clerks ONCE here may be ons
Of the results At no very distant day.
A suit has been brought by Isaac
Digs. attorney for three children Of
the late John r. Wells. Of Matoaca.
against Mrs. Mary Jane Wells. widow
and devisee Of said John b. Wells. To
upset the ~latter's VIII. alleging his
mental incompeteucy and undue influ
ence at the time the will was signed
The will Of the late John Mcintosh.
OF Granite. was probated here some
DAYS ago. his widow being the
sole devisee. The estate was estimated
~ 81 nnn
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Blanche Margaret Fleetwood. OF Waverly.
20 Mr.. John Frederick Baird. oi Nor
folk. Va. mt the Whveriv Methodist
Church. South. AT f.30 O'Clock this az
teruoon.
The church WIS c~labortclv and taste
fully decorated with palms. smilax. ferns
and other potted plants. including bloom
ing hycintls. The color scheme OF green
and White was observed throughout.
90 bunch OF evergreen, tied with white
silk ribbon. being suspended from the
end ot each bunch next 60 the aisle.
Tho hrida party entered the church.
which was cLaDorately decorated. prompt
-N at the hour named. i'm the order
stated below. while LOhcuGrin's popu-
lar wedding march was being beautifully
rendered 10y Mrs. J. +. May. of WaverIv.
First came the ribbon girls. down the
hight aisle Miss Lilly Harrison and Miss
Ruth Chappen. and down the left aisle
Miss Grace w Wcst-aEd Miss Sally b.
Fleetwood, an handsomely gOwned i'm
princess dresses of white messaline silk.
These We're followed by the ushets.
Mcssrs. B. D. Holt and a.. D.. West.
Hugh a. Pafham and Holt Fleetwood.
j. Fleetwood. Jr. and Harvey Fleet
wood. Next came the matron OF honor.
Mrs. Harvey Fleetwood, attired in
white messaLiuc. with white pie
ture hat. carrying la France roses.
Who Was followed by the bride ira Irish
point lace over chiffon and tafeta. white
picture hlt wlts ostrich plume. carrviug
Bride roses and Iiies-of-the-Valey or-
namemts. pearls and diamonds. accompa-
nird Dos her sister. Miss Elizabeth Fleet
wood. maid of honor. gowued in pink
mcssaline. with pink picture hat. carry
ing IN France roses. They were met
40 the altar by the groom. who wore
"a sult of conventional black. ompani
Nr HHr Nrufnn- ami h.er rn,, AZ A--
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CLAISNAY
DESPITE PROTESTS
Bristol Council Decides Not to
Interfere With Dixon Re-
construction Drama.

BRISTOL. VA. January 23.-Dixon 8
play, The Clansman." will be presented
here February sth. despite a general pro-
test on the part Of the colOred people.
The City Council, BY a majority vote, has
declined 10 interfere.
Upon his own motion, William S. stuart.
former judge OF the Corporation Court
Of Bristol. Va. and for many years
prominent as IN attorney and orator. has
been sent to the State hospital at Marion.
Va. TO receive treatment for alcoholism
He was educated at the University Of
Virginia.
The resignation Of Edwin NJ. Walker
AS general anager Of the Bristol Gas and
Electric Company and the Belt Line Rail
way. was to-day accepted. and the posi-
ton is vacant. w. j. Turner ana {. II.
ST. John have been elected secretary and
treasurer. respectively. Of both companies.
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FARMERS HEAR
PRACTICAL TALKS
First Days Session Of Institute
at Williamsburg Proves Of
Much Interest.
DISCUSS BUILDING OF ROADS
Government Engineer Who Has
Charge Of Jamestown Road
Makes Valuable Talk.

ef"N@ ~ hf INft~itIHuAfCn
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. January o.
To-Day marked the opening Of tho
Farmers Institute. and the program
which had been arranged was carried
out very successfully. Not 50 large an
attennnnce was present as had been ex-
pected. but a gOodly assembly was
neVertheless on hand. Most OF those
present were farmers. many Of them
from q distance Some OF the best
Rgr1culturists ~ tho State were here.
and the addresses were both interesting
and Instructive and ~ inestimable value
20 the farmers Professor A. NJ. souio.
OF the blacksburg experiment station.
opened with - thorough discussion o.
SOL Improvement" Professor souie
an interesting talkcr and showed "a
thorough knowledge o. lis subject. He
uiscussed the many WAYS OF improving
soil. and demonstrated the quickest and
most economical ways.
He showed how lands mag be kept ia
p state OF Improvement and ~ the same
time be a profitable Investment to IL.
o. aer. Professor Soule's address lasted
Tor an hour and a half. and the many
VALUABLE hints and suggestions thrown
out by him viii. no doubt. be Of untold
value 20 the farmers who were fortu-
nate enough TO be present
Discuss Dairying.
hA| was eRtAFHfA o. 1AT. .AlnfA ALAfN.
or I~fenrlco. who gave an interesting adj
dress on "Dairylng" As dairying is b.
coming more general In this section. the
Huhject was Of particular interest. Mr..
Giiey discussed tho subject az some
length. throwing out valuable facts and
giving his hearers certain rules which
may b. regarded in order 20 make The
business successful. The address was lis
tened IN with the closest attention. and
the hearers showed plainly their appre-
citation.
The afternoon session was opened with
an interesting lecture BY DIT. john ".
Richie. OF william and Mary College. on
~Insocts. Pests and Life History" Dr
Ritchie's address was fonowed closely. the
speaker showed tho damage that is being
done on the farms by various insects. AZ
the same time explaining how II n they
sra such pests. and gave bis listeners val
liable suggestions IN regard % checking
the damage
Or. Richie vas thoroughly acquainted
with his subject, and made his lecture AZ
once interesting and instructive.
Road Buildings.
Tho exercises OF the day were closed
with "a talk on good roads building by
the eng neer in charEe u the constr7ic-
zion Of the jamestown Road. The speak
CT discussed the building Of roads. giving
the approximate COST. ana At the same
time the profit 20 b. derived from them.
AZ some length. He showed how neces-
Sary good roads are 20 every section, hoog
prosperity follows IA their wake. and
how much IL Increases The convenience
and comfort or the population.
As -oad-building Is a subject which
has Sen discussed freely IN this section
since the beginning Of work ON tha
jamestown Road. tho address was most
Interesting % the hearers.
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Miss Mary Lou Wright Bride Of
Mr. A. Rucker Parker.


DANN1BLE VA. January miss
Mary Lon Wright. daughter OF Captain
and Mrs. J.. u Wright. was married
to-day at the calvary Methodist Churcf
here. 20 4. Fucker Parker. who is con-
nected with tho Uoduet Chism Furnitlr,
Company.
Miss Ollie Virginia Johnson and Jesse
Green WOrsham We're married here to-
DAY at the home ~ Mrs. +. W. Towncs.
niece Of the bride. Mr.. Worsham IS "a
hardware merchant. N Lynchburg. His
bride is the daughter OF Mrs. NJ. s.
Blair. Of Wit. THIS county. They VIII
reside IN Lynchburg
At Chatham to-day Miss Linda W hite.
daughter OF Mrs. y. j.. White. became
the bride OF william Smith. a young
attorney OF that place. Tho wedding was
solemnized at the home Of Mrs. Frank
Marshall. sister Of the bride. Rev. J
u. Hicks. Of Danvilie. officiating. They
left FOR a honeymoon ia Washington.
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iiFees OutlCura soap. OutICurQ ONT
ment, and Cuticura Pills. costing me
one-hsh Il one visit 20 my physician.
After using as directed. with plenty
Of hot water, I can truthfullv state
thai ] found instant relief. When
had used three boxes Of Cuticura Oint-
ment Rnd two cakes % Cuticura Soap
] found my skin as soft and fine a. a
baby's. Ny circle OF friends is very
large, and am persuading them 10 use
Cuticura Soap and give up tho kinds
they we're ueing. I find no trouble
a. my case has proven to them that II
Cutcura Ointment Is good, Cuticura
Soap must be likewise.
hesitate 70 send you the enclosed
picture as IL has been lying around
IN my desk for two wears and is
very soiled. At the time 10 was taken
my ears were scaly and you VIII
find some remnants Of C%uticura Oint-
Ter on It, and, 10 me. il is very pre-
oious, "a / n now say when looking
at It that Cuticura is a blessing. and
that is why l have kept IL even though
u was soiled. Miss Meta Ayers. 1871
Franklin Ave. Brooklyn, y. y, Sept.
] and Is. 1906"
Complete External and Internal Treatment ror
EVelJ Hpmor % lnfantg. children. and Afllfs
consists Of Cutcura soap f15cl 20 Ciennse the Sfn.
INIcufa ointment Q2Ocl % Heai the skin. and
cutleura hesolyent t6Oc1. On the form % Chocolate
Blood Sold throughout thoWorid' Potter Drusx
Chem. Corp Sole Props. Boston. Mass
eTAAued kree, BOOK about sEn Troubles
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through as the wouldbe stockholders
failed 10 put Up the needed money. Last
Monday the leading citizens met in the
ciubrOoms or Clarks. and elected George
NJ. Clark as chairman Of the meeting
and II W Clark as secretary. They in
tended 20 sell 20 shares al SO apiece. and
20 capitalize IL IT $500.
Mr.. DOod f. widely known in business
circles in Newport News and ia Knoxville.
Tenn. leaving for the latter place to-day.
whore he will try 20 organize such o.
company as above. He has been manage
OF T. A stewart r store here. and has also
worked for the Supply Company.
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WEDDING BELLS
RING IN ROANOKE
Miss Julia Flournoy Pitzer Be
comes Bride Of Mr.. Ernest
Ryneal Hooge.
YOUNG LADY REfGNNG BELLE
Charming Manners and Her
Beauty Have Made Her Popu-
lar Wherever Known.


ROANOKE VA. January E-Miss Ju-
LA Flournoy Pitzer. only daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. 8 Madison Pitzer. and Mr.. En-
est Ryueal Hooge, were married to-nisht
at 2 o'clock at the First Presbyterian
church II was one OF the prettiest mar
riages OF the season The church was
beautifully decorated The couple stood
under "a triangle OF evergreens. from
which was suspended a ball OF bridal
roses. while the chancel was banked with
potted plants. palms and ferns. The
church was crowded with the friends Of
the popular couple, when al . O'Clock. Miss
Emily Campbell. At tho organ. played
Lohengrin s" Brida Chorus. and tho
bridal party entered the church. The
pride entered with her brother. Mr.. A. y.
Pitzer, who gave her away. She was
preceded by the mafron az honor. Mrs.
A. y. Pitzer. while the groom and his
best man entered from the pastors
study. The following bridesmaids and
groomsmen added 20 the beautiful tab
ieau.
Bridesmaids-SIiss Hattie Stultz. Miss
Iva Brown. Miss Bessie Neal. Miss Katu-
crime Kipp and Misc Agnes Minnick, Of
Washington. and Miss Benevra HoOse,
sister Of the groom
Recommendations. George Pitzer. Wei
ford CIV altney, Harry Groves. OF Mar
tinsburE W. Va: GeorSe Dickinson, Win
fred Reed and Bray Mcferran.
Rev. W. G.. Campbell, r. d. the pastor.
oficiated. assisted by Rev. NJ. Keister.
pastor Of q. Marks Lutheran Church.
The organist played Melody in r during
tie and Mendeissohu's We'd
ding March at the end.
Brides Costume.
TIE bride wore a lovely costume Of
white mouseline de soie over pearl satin.
veil caught with orange blossoms. and
honor wore a white lace robe over white
satin and carried IA France roses. The
bridesmaids wore pink and blue French
organdie over ta1eta- and carried shower
bouquets OF ferns.
a brilliant reception 70 the bridal par
~ followed at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. y. Pitzer. The house was beau
tifuliv decorated with roses. The color
scheme. hall. red and green. parlor and
library. pink and green. and dining-room.
white and green. An elegant repast was
served.
The couple left on the midnight train
for a Northern tour.
The bridal presents were unusually nu-
mcrous and costly, many coming from
friends in distant cities.
The bride is one Of Roanoke's prettiest
young women. who's charms Of mind and
person. and her amishle disposition have
made her a belle with a large circle OF
friends.
The groom holds a responsible posi-
ton IN the Office OF tho superintendent
Of motive power Of the Norfolk and West
ern, and Is a very popular young man.
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Heard-Snidrr

Special TO The Times Dfspatch.D
NORFOLK. VA. January 23-Niss
Florence Louise Suider. daughter az Mrs.
Margaret Knox Snider. OF 200 Granny
street. Norfolk, became tho bride this
afternoon at $40 o'clock of Mr.. Charles
Franklin Heard. also ~ this CITY TO-
ceremony occurring at the home of tho
brides mother. Tho marriage was a
quiet but pretty ono.
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PHYSICIANS BRIDE.
Miss Grace S. Gillian WEEDS DR..
Edward Franklin Younger.

IN0N0ToT % inc TImes-D's0nfrND
LYNCHBTRG VA. anuar "a
large and brilliant assembly nlled the
First Baptist Church tonight at 9 O'Clock
TO witness the marriage OF Miss Grace 5.
Gillian. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
West Gillian. 10 DIT. Edward Franklin
Younger OF BrOokneaI. Promptly at Q
o'clock the ushcas. McSsrs. Thomas
Younger and Charles Patterson. OF this
city. and Mr.. Cornelius Gilbert. OF Lynch
burg. and Mr.. William Younger. OF Brook
neal. entered BY tho two centre aisles.
taking places on either side OF the chan
eel. Then came the bridal party, and it's
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Acknowledgement.

Especial 70 The Times DHpatchD
ROANOKE. VA. January G.-At Grace
Methodist Church tonight at o O'Clock.
Miss Virginia Gucrrant the pretty young
daughter Of Mrs. :. L. Guerrant. and
Mt. Stuart :. Kershner. of Portsmouth.
were married. Rev. vs.. .. Tolbert. of
Ronceverte. W. Va, officiating. The
groom is connected with tho Seaboard Air
Line and holds a prominent position.
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Observation-Disclosures

Especial 20 The T1mes-D~patchl
WINCHESTER A. january Miss
Blanche Wiiletta Wierman. daughter OF
Mr.. William Wierman. and William
Wright Baldwin. "a popular young mcr-
chant. We're married last night az the
parsonage Of the NJ r. Church by Rev.
ID. II. Kern. The wedding was a sur
prise to the many friends of the popular
Noung couple
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Recover Body.

Th body of Clarence G.. Williams.
who. with Daisy Arnold and his brother.
were drowned in Deep Creek about the
first Of the month. was found floating in
the Dismal Swamp Canal Yesterday. The
discovery was mad by Captain Burton.
% the canal steamer Guide. The BODY
was in d good state Of preservation. and
there was no difficulty in ideutincatlon.
Justice F. J.. Rodman. with "a coroner =
jury. held an Inquest and a verdict u
accidental drowning was rendered The
body was delivered 10 the veia uvea OF
the deceased and prepared FOR burial.
Nothing has yet been sen OF tho
bodies of tie Arnold boys. VIII met
death with Williams by ihe overtu-n-
ing Of "a whoa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-24

five years on my ear
audit begantO extend
on my cheek. l had
been d~Octoring with
the best physicians.
hut found no relief
whatever. When in
forming them that I
could not bear he
itching Twas told by
one Of our best doc
tors not to
AS the medicines and
salves did me no good
l thought i would
get he NJ agic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-24

Think Of the enormously
difficult task of having every
tablet Of Cascarets Of the
many millions Of tablets sent
out to the world the same as
every other tablet equally
as dainty, sweet, palatable
and equally effective as a
medicine.