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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-11-05
TURNER-NICHOLS.

Mr.. Chas. B. Turner, of Vancouver,
B. c., and Miss Mildred Nichols, of
Missouri, were united in marriage
last night at the Christian church par
sonage byRev. Adams. They de-
parted this morning for their home
in British Columbia.
Mr.. Turner is a tailor, ana met his
bride to be from Missouri at this
place.
The bride is an old friend of Mrs.
Geo. H. Farwell and the two were
friends in Missouri. The bride was
dressed in wonderful creation of
white valenciennes lact and satin rib
bon and carried white roses.
A sumptuous supper was served at
the Farwell home west of the city
after the wedding.
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BUNDY.BELL.

Mr.. R. A. Bundy and Miss Johanna
Bell, both of Douglas, were united in
marriage last night by Judge PALMER.
Mr.. c. H. Minton and Mrs. P. Minton
drove down with the contracting
couple and were witnesses to the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Bundy departed
this morning for their home in Doug
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-11-05

The surprise came in the strong
democratic vote in the north end of
the county.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-11-05

1t is quite certain that Logan. re-
publican, and Hill, Hartley and Will
son, democrats, are elected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-11
DOLL HOUSE AND
BA5KET DISPLAY


The fifth annual exhibit OF tho De-
partment II Manual Arts OF tho Rich
mond Public Schools at Central School
is attracting unusual attention. It was
designed to show the course OF study
and the best work OF the pupils.
The foundation work of this depart
mcnt Is done In tho Kindergarten,
where familiar objects nrc modelled In
clay or constructed from paper, teach
Ing tho child deXterity in the use Of
his hands, observation OF FORM, and
furnishing medium for the express
sion of ideas. These three ideas form
tho basis OF all the manual work III
tho Hchools.
In the primary grades tho children
draw, cut free hand. and construct
models from cardboard to illustrate
stories and games. child life In other
lands, the trades, tho work of tho city
departments and SO on. The work along
these lines was the result OF careful cf-
fort on the part OF teachers and pupils,
as was seen, for example, In com
pletely furnished dolls house. and tho
representation 9! n school neighbor-
hood, including the school building and
surrounding residences, e manufacture
Ing plant the Ashland viaduct, the gas
receiver, combined with TYPICAL street
scenes, street cleaners at work, etc, all
constructed from cardboard.
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.RE-ELECTMENWHO
imp .R.0v.E: TOWN.
Especial to rho TImes-pIspatcl,.1

Special to Tho Times DIspntcli.1 bs
Fl NVAYNIISBOI,O, VA, June Hottie
.bi-ycarly election for Mayor and six
iCouncllmen held yesterday resulted III
II signal victory for the present incum-
.bents, who are returned to office by u
solid majority.
This vote clearly bespeaks tho con-
fldence or tho people in tho men who
have done such good and lnsting work
for this growing town in the line OF
public works. During their ndniinls-
tration wide granolitllic and brick side
walks have been laid on the principal
business and residence streets of
Waynesboro, the municipal water works
and police department liavo been i'm
proved, also the electric lighting sys-
TEN and street grading and opening
have developed satisfactorily.
During the first term OF Mayor Cook s
administration Waynesboro has grown
rapidly in population and prosperity,
two churches have been built, and
another to cost $1,000 is starting. many
new homes and six two story brick
store and office buildings have been
started and completed. The new coun-
ty building has been secured and is
now nearing completion. and activity
has been noticed in all branches OF
'Waynesboro's development.
The newly elected municipal officers
arc as follows: Mayor--J. Il. Cook.
Councilmen-T. j. Yancey, T. S. Rich
ardson, w. G. Ellison, Il. L. Kciser, j.
j.. Burksdale and Frank Harper.
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In En,porla.
Lspeelal 10 me rlmes- piypa,ch.

Especial to The Times DISPATCHED
ENIPORIA; VA, June 1O.--ln the elec-
ton yesterday considerable apathy
characterized the contest barring the
race between W. r. Cato and Howard
w. Hall. for the town treasurership. It
was nm exciting race between these
two gentlemen, as they are both very
popular business men of the commun-
ity. Mr.. Hall received II majority over
his opponent and Won, however. MI.
Lfsey, the third candidate for this
place, received u small vote as COM
pared to Mcssrs. Hall and Cato.
The Councilmen from South Emporia
are w. f. Deal, c. Il. Vincent. M. j.,
Squire, w. 7. Harding and r. ]. Green.
all OF whom were elected without OPP
position. The four selected from North
Emporiu are A. J. Daughtrey, ]. D..
PEBBLES, T. p, Luke and u. IT, Prince,
the last mentioned two being new men.
Mayor j. r. Everett had no opposition,
and therefore received a full vote,
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o. II. r. BELMONT.

NEW YORK, June 10-Oliver II. p.
Belmont, agsd fifty years. died at his
home in Hampstead. l.. l.. to-day after
a ten days illness with appendicitis.
His death had been anticipated for
days, but in tile end 1t came suddenly.
and so unexpectedly. that with the
exception, of Mrs. Belmont, none of the
members of the family had time to
reach the sick room after the. hurried
summons was sent to them. Mr.. Bel
mont had passed bad night, but to-
ward morning appeared to be resting
easily, when, soon after half-past q
he was seized with terrible pains DR.
Lane Hart hurriedly called Mrs. Bel
mont. and she had Just time to reach
the room before her husbands death
s Mr. Belmont had not been actively
engaged in business for some years.
He had always been Very popular
held a prominent position in club and
social life here and in. London and
Paris. He was graduated from An
napo!ts Academy III 1876, and served
out his. two years cruise following
graduation.
business with his father and brothers
Atter retiring from his fathers old
banking firm Mr.. Belmont devoted his
attention for time to politics. He
vas Democrat and In 1900 was chos-
en- as delegate from New York 10
the Democratic National Convention.
The same year he was elected to Con.
Gress from the Thirteenth New York
Mr.. Belmonts first marriage was
with Miss Sarah Swan Whitney, nov
Mrs. George Rives Ills only child,
Mrs. William Burden. died several
months go.
Mr.. Belmont's second marriage was
with Mrs. Alva z. Smith Vanderbilt
who. prior to her divorce, was tho
wife of w. X. Vanderbilt.
The funeral services Will be held in
the Protestant Episcopal Church Of
the Incarnation at Garden City, Long
Island, at 10 A. NJ, on Friday. Bishop
Burgess will ofticiate.
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oFFlc ERs ARE. AGREED UPON
Takes stah Committee hut Few Min
MtcN 10 Mike the Selections
/ special From a staff Correspondent.

Especial From a staff Correspondent
ROANOKE, VA, June 10-In a ses-
sion lasting only ten minutes, the State
tonight selected the follow
ing temporary officers for to-morrow's
convention: Chairman, Richard L. Byrd,
OF Winchester; Secretary, j. n. Brena-
man, of Shenandoah; Sergeant Arms,
John Mcdonald, of Roanoke city.
All the nominations We're made by ac-
camation. that of Mr.. Byrd creating
much enthusiasm. The Speaker was
forced to hold quite q reception in the
lobby OF the Ponce De Leon, after the
meeting was over although it was a
fregone conclusion that he would be
chosen without opposition,
The SECRETARY and sergeant-at-arms
We're authorized to appoint their own
assistants.
These We're the only matters of in
tercst taken up except to allow Lam
delegates on the temporary roll. This
may result in q contest, for factional
differences are ever present with Lam
caster Democrats. There are no Sc
rious ones to settle, however, and in
dications are that the work of the
committee on credentials will be brief
and devoid of spectacular features,
such as frequently arise to torment
the leaders on similar occasions The
work of the committee on permanent
organization will likewise be brief, and
If there are any stormy scenes they
will come in the resolutions committee
and on the floor of the general con-
vention.
The several district conventions will
be held at 10 o'clock, and most of them
promise harmonious sessions, though
there may be some little scrapping in
several OF them for members of the
State Committee and delegates to Dem
YER
Things will be all one in the Third
District. and the meeting will probably
be very brief. Only ten OF the forty
one Richmond delegates are present,
although the proxies of the absentees
are here and will be voted solidly on
all propositions. No meeting has been
held, but there Is a clear understand
ing that Clyde w Saunders will be
chairman, and THAT as such he will
cast the votes of the absent ones in
both the district and general conven-
lions. b @tg' ees
Hon. ]. Taylor Ellyson will be re-
elected to succeed himself by acclama-
ton, both as State chairman and as
member of the national committee.
large number Of party leaders from
various sections have called upon him
In his headquarters during the day and
evening
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At vlrgiiina.
Csnccjo,-to rhe ,rImo.-D,,no

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
VIRGIL1NA, VA. June l0.--At the
town election held here yesterday. the
following We're elected: John r. Tori
san, Mayor; j. r. wilkins, DR. L. ID.
Drewry, w. w. Tuck. Il. f.. Amis. j ohm
r. Hill and Max Horn. for members Of
the Town Council. All are present
members except John r. Hill and Max
Horn, who were newly elected. The
number&of qualified voters was unusu-
ally small. as Il large majority OF the
registered voters failed to pay their
taxes In time to BIO qualified to vote.
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AGREE ON TERMS
ElcctrolSsis Problem Apparently Sct-
tied After Long Flight,

After a four-hours session tho spc-
cial Council Committee on eElectrolysis
reached a tentative agreement with
Company last night by which the lat
ter offered to pay an amount not to
exceed $4,000 for the cost Of con-
Quoting the recent Investigation OF
damage to water mains from escaping
current Hereafter. With the rail
bonding, system, which is believed to
BIO cure foreelectrolysis, the COM
pany obligates itself to pay such dams
ages as may be clearly established and
proved by The. city in the Law Equity
Court, neither side having the right
nr ANIMAL 49, sg3Sf5i-. ~ 55A{5 i54s
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BEDFORD City.
Tspeeial TO The Times -Dlspatch.l

Special 70 The Times DIspntch.l
\ BEDFORD CITY, VA. June 10.-The
election yesterday for municipal off,
GERS was a very quiet affair. Paul
Bargamin was reelected Mayor with
out opposition. j. NJ. Daniel, the In
cumbent, defeated r. T. White for
recorder by 46 majority. The following
were elected Councilmen: ]. J. Scott,
IT. c. Dennis. ]. d, Ballard, Il. A. Over
street, a. w. Robertson, L. r. Gllls
and r. 7. Oliver. The gentlemen COM
posing the Water Committee OF the
present Council failed of election. n
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THREE NEARLY DROWNED
AT WILLOUGHBY SPIT
fspecial 10 rho Times-D.spatch..l

NORFOLK, VA, June s10.--Miss Leila
Norfleet, daughter OF DR.. Julian Nor
fleet, of Berkeley Miss; Miss Alice
Jones and DR.. j. L.. Rawls narrowly
escaped drowning to-day In the chesa-
peake Bay, at the foot Of Tenth Street.
Willoughby Spit
Charles Aydelette rescued Miss Jones
and Walter Lingamfelter reached the
other two with q boat just as they
We're sinking for the last time. The
party are good swimmers, but Went
out too far, and tic young ladies gave
out. Miss Norfeet was unconscious
for an hour following her rescue.
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SPEAKS FOR ITSELF


please allow me TO thank the origl-
nator of Postum. which in my case
speaks for itself" writes II Fla. man.
Il formerly drank so much coffee
during the day that my nervous sys-
TEN was almost wreck. My ply
sician told me to quit drinking ii,
but had TO have something TO drink,
10 tried Postum.
To my great surprise / saw quite
q change, in my nerves in about 10
days. That was year ago. and now
my nerves are steady and / don't have
those bilious sick headaches which |
regularly had while drinking coffee,
Postum seems to have body build
Ing properties, and leaves the head
clear. And I do not have the bad
laste in my mouth when / get up
mornings. When Postum is boiled
good ana strong, 1t is far better In
taste than coffee. My advice to coffee
drinkers5is to try Postum and be con-
vinced. There's Reason,
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek. Mich Read "rhc Road 10 Well
yille,n In pkgs.
Eyersread the above letter. neM
one appears from tine 10 time. The,
are sepuinc, true, aud full or human
tlAts s.sAt I'm
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IlnyIton.

Especial to The Times Dispasch.l
BOYDTON, VA, June 10.-The town
election for Boydton was q very quiet
one, as there was no opposition to the
ticket, and the old officers were re-
elected. The dispensary was closed all
day. The following now compose the
Town Council: Thomas L. Goodc.
Mayor; II. L. Coleman, st. John C..
Goodc, j. j. Humrickhouse. Joe w.
Wall, G. +. Faulkner, Jr., and G. H..
Carter, Councilman.
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urbnnnn,. vote.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
URBANNA, VA, June 10.-The cleo.
ton for Mayor and town council Of
this place passed off quietly ycstcr-
day. The following were elected: B.
Upton, Mayor: j. w. Hurley. j. j. Fish
,er, L. +. Harper. III. l.. Chowning, r. S.
Bristow and r. A. Davis. for the Coun-
Gil. The two last named are members
of the present Council. Tho other four
are new members.
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At Izcy,syille.
[speelal 70 ,rhe Tlmes- p.spateh.l

Especial totrheT Times D.spatch.l
kEYSVILLE, VA. June 10.-The
election for town officers passed off
quietly yesterday. MIR. III. y. Peters
was elected Mayor, with the follow
ing as members of the Council: II. w.
j. C. Priddy, W. d.. Robinson,
DR.. II. c. Henry, DR.; Floyd j. Gregory
and p. II. Osborne. AIR. w. d. Robin
son was the only. Republican who was
elected on the ticket.
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Drn,kca Brnncl, Elcction.

Special to The Times -Dlspntch.l
BRAKES BRANCH, VA, June To-
The town election, brakes Branch. Va.
passed off very quietly and pleasantly
resulting in the election of Norman I.
Shaw. Mayor aud for the Town Council
AIessrs. L. S. jackson, j. C. Booth. w
II. Pettus, Jr., DR.. c. w. Tucker. J. c.
Paulett.
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Mayor Terry Beaten.

Especial to The Times- pspatch.l
WYTHEVILLE, VA. June 10.--In the
election for Mayor and Councilmen yes
terday, Guthrie Allison beat William
Terry. Incumbent, by about rs major
fly, and where. there was a contest all
of the old Council were defeated except
two by varying .majorities.
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CIoudburst, Tie. I'm |Rond.

I BUTTE MONT. June ia 81 cloud n,I-
just west or this city. tied UP the
Butte, Anaconda and Pacific Railway,
causing the Amalgamated.s North Butte
and Coalition Mines to close down 10Y
break Will be repaired by tomorrow
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ss1ssGII zAEK::R:1sIzZXz2zZz2ETzZ1Y

timent of the State is represented
among the delegates. and discussion OF
the propriety of instructing the dele
cation Is constant. there has not been
to any appreciable degree
a spirit of discord. 1t is safe to saw
that whatever course lis pursued by
the convention tomorrow will be taken
with practical unanimity. Indeed. the
instruction of the delegates for Bryan
will be n signal triumph for the adj
vocates of rarty harmony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-11
THE WEATHER

nclth, showers in south portion Thurs
day; Friday fair, light to fresh, variable
winds.
North Carolina-Showers Thursday;
Friday generally fair, variable winds.
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OBITUARY,
Mrs. Alllc Gates Brown,

Mrs. Addie Gates Brown, wife OF Mr..
Horace G, Brown, died ut 2:1b O'clock
Yesterday morning at the residence OF
her husband,@No. 5a5 Mostly Street. She
was in the etWenty-ninth year of her
age. She was the daughter Of Mr.. w.
a. Gates. She leaves u devoted hus-
band, 1.-TWO children-~Iorace and Ruth
both parents, six brothers and two sis
.ters. The funeral will take place from,
.Yennble Street Baptist Church at, 8
o'clock this afternoon.
Virginia hudson Bethel,
~ Miss Virginia Judson Bethel, young
INST daughter of Mr.. Thomas j. and Mrs.
Mary II, Bethel died at her parents
,esidence, No. S25 China Street. at s
o'clock Yesterday morning. The fu-
neral Will be from tho residence at 4
a'clock this afternoon.
Mrs. E,NA. Thompson.
Mrs II. a. Thompson, widow of Mr.
70. Il. Thompson. died at her home, No.
iO3 North Sixth Street, at 0 o'clock
yesterday morning, aged seventy three.
The funeral will be held at s. o'clock
ito-lnorrow afternoon from the resi-
Hence.
MISS Hattie u. Kelley.
Miss Hattie B. Kelley died at the
Retreat fort the Sick yesterday. The
lody willSbe taken to Suffolk this morn
ing at . o'clock. q 's} 81 Il M Il
Charles William Jones, NJ
Especial to The Times plspatch.l
n AMHERST, A., June 10.-Mr, Charles
William Jones, OF this place. died ut his
home here last night about q lock-,
-ln tAa seventy slAth year o. Us ese.
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SALEM FAST CRUISER
New Scout Vessel Makes Brilliant Re-
cord on Trinl Trip

cord on Trinl Trip.
N BOSTON; MASS, June 10.--An Off
.cial speed mark OF a5.24 knots was re-
ported for the new scout cruiser Snlem
When she arrived Mt the Charleston
Navy Yard today for docking after
her builders trial. The contract re-
quirements OF the vessel are $3.50
knots for twcnty-four hours and "a.
Knots over n measured course. The
builders test Will be resumed to-mor-
rom and will last until June ED, when
she Will go into into dry dock pre-
vious to her official trial, over the
Rockland Course.
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Mr.. Rynll Improving.

Mr.. John M. Ryall. deputy collector
OF Internal revenue who has been III
for some time. has greatly improved.
and will be able to resume his duties
In few days.
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DEATHS

BRowS.-plea. at her residence; 5.s
Mosby street, at els a. NJ. Wedhes-
day. the 10th. ADDIE GATEs. be
loved wife of Horace g. Brown.
Funeral from Nenable street bap-
list Church THIS tThursda!D Az
TERNOONs at o'clock
New York and Baltimore papers
please copy.
at her fathers resi-
dence, s25 China Street. y. ednesday,
June 10th. at 5 o'clock a. NJ Wiz
GINA JUDsON, Youngest daughter
OF Thomas j. and Mary II. Bethel
Funeral from residence THIS
(Thursday) AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
on the 4th Instant
at his residence. Nj. 126 South Sew
enteenth Street, Philadelphia, JOHN
r. JOHNSON, aged seventy. for many
years n resident of this city.
Inferred al ST. James Church YARD,
Bristol Pa, on 9Th instant.
at her home. sos
North Sixth Street. ut > a. NJ. We'd
snesday, the 10th. Mrs. h. A. THOhlP-
SON. widow Of 3. +. Thompson, aged
seventy-thrcc.
Funeral services will be held from
the residence at o'clock Friday az
ternoon.
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Mrs. Virgil Williams.
rgpecial to Tho Times Dispatch

FREpERICKS BURG, VA. juno TO-
Mrs. Virgil Williams. of Spotsylyania
county. died at her home, near Holla-
days. aged twenty mine. She is- sur
syIyed by her husband two children,
i,er mother, four sisters and three
brothers.
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Lee Jackson.
Isnoc,al 10 The Times- DispatchI1

80 TSpeciHT
MONTPELIER VA. June 1o.-Mrl
Lee Jackson. whose home Is few
miles from this place. died Saturday
or paralysis He was a mechanic BY
profession and was at work in Rich
mond at the time ho was stricken,
few days before he died. He was
brought home to his family before his
death He Leaves Il daughter. mother,
three brothers and two sisters.
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sbOHepn W. spence

Special 10 Tho Times Dispatchsl
WHITE PLAINS. VA. June 1o.--Thn
funeral services of Mr.. Joseph w.
Spence. who died the Stll mt the Nags
OF sixty-rine years of heart trouble
We're held yesterday evening by tho
Methodist pastor, Rev. j. w. Hickman
Mr.. Spence was one of the best men
in the community. and had lived on
the farm OF Colonel stephen Tillmhut
OF Ebony, for forty years. He leaves
four sons--R. s., 4. l., a. T.. and d. w
Spence---and three slsters--Mrs. Mamma
Moseley. Mrg. Fannie Pulley and MISC
Alice Spence. His wife died twelve
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LEAGUE Of LADIES
GET TING TO WORK
Times-Dispatch Bureau,
40 Sycamore Street.
Petersburg. Va. Juno 10.
Who LenEme nt WorIS.

Inc LenSue ut work.
L Tile ladies Of the tiTuberculosis
us cnarter and elected permanent OH :
GERS at a public meeting ut the hall of
the Chamber of Commerce last Monday
evening, arc already at work for the
fund With which to erect the proposed
nospltai. Tho Kings Daughters VIII
give u lawn party to. morrow evening,
the proceeds Of which Will go to the
hospital fund.
The faculty and graduating class OF
st. ,Ioscph's Academy, of this city. have
issued invitations TO the annual com-
mencement at the Academy of Music
are Miss Annie Esteilc O'Connor. Miss
Dalton, Miss Marguerite Genevieve
Collins, Miss Louise Imelda Clements
and Miss Julia Farrell Reagan. A most
attractive program of musical selections
and recitations for the commencement
exercises has been prepared. MISS
Annie O'Connor Is the yaledictorlan OF
the graduating class
Morning Marriage.
Miss Kate Mildred Spain and Mr.. A.
Kennedy Powell We're married at IL
o'clock this morning at the residence
Of the brides mother. Mrs. BETTE. T..
span near fn II
Methodist Episcopal Church. perform
Ing the ceremony. The parlors We're
beautifully decorated With flowers and
pOLted pants, ana Elne Impressive GER
emory. was witnessed by q large NUM-
Der OF guests. Miss Cora Spain and
Miss Julia Spain. sisters of the bride;
We're, respectively, maid of honor and
bridesmaid. Tho groom was attended
by Mr. James Il. Cuthbert. OF this city,
as best man, and by his brother, Mr..
George d. Powell. The groom who is
a son OF DR.. Eugene c. Powell, of Dim
widdie, is q wellknown real estate
Miss Alma +. Ridout, daughter of
Mr.. William T.. Ridout, of this city,
and Mr. Leslie Franck. of Richmond,
We're married at 5 O'Clock this afternoon
at the brides home. on Halifax Street
The Rev. r.. w. Moore, pastor of the
ceremony.
A pretty wedding took place at Lii
brary Hall this evening, when Miss
Bessie Cooper. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Cooper, became the bride of
Mr. Arthur Nice OF this city.
Tile certificate of incorporation of
the Taw Omega sorority ,Was. .Lecolaed
here to-day at the Office of the clerk
of the courts. The principal office is
to be at the Southern Female College,
of this city, and the following officers
and trustees for the first year are
named: President, Miss Annie Musgrove.
Lula Stainback. Of Weldon, N. c.; Sec
rotary, Miss Edna Tyer, Washington,
D. c.; Treasurer, Miss Mary Dayie,
Richmond.
Only 354 votes were cast in the mu-
nicipal election held yesterday for the
mayoralty and half of the members OF
the Council and Board of Aldermen.
The names of the newly elected officers
were reported in full to The Times.
Dispatch.