Evening star., 1909-07-10
News Briefs.

Miss Lavinia L. Dorsey OF Harrison
burg, Va, and Raymond L. Lambert OF
Fairplay were married at Hagerstown
Md.
Henry A. Rasche. Baltimore and Ohio
agent al Oakland, Md, and Miss Mol
lie White. daughter of James w. White
of Garrett county, Md, were married
in Cumberland.
George Washington Freeze. fifty-n1ne
years old, lifelong resident of Thur
mont Md, died OF liver trouble. Besides
a wife and one son, he is survived by
three sisters.
William Dadds, forty-six years old,
died at the home of his mother. in An
napolis. Nd, after a protracted illness
of consumption.
Miss Georgianna Fisher died at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Annie Emerson,
in Denton, Md. at an advanced age:
Miss Fisher was a member of one OF
the oldest families in the peninsula
the Fishers Of Delaware. She was borr
In that state her parents being George
and Mary Jones Fisher.
Two additional candidates were admit
ted into the Naval Academy as midship-
men, having qualified in all examinations.
They are Palmer II. Dunlap. jr.. OF
Springfield, Mass. and Roger Williams OF
Dayton. Ohio.
Suffering from injuries caused by being
struck by trolley car a few days ago
at Halfway. three miles out from Hagers-
town. Diehl Rove is in a serious condi-
ton at the county hospital. His nose
was broken. he sustained scalp wounds
and is suffering severely from the shock.
Richard Conway Lttleton of Leesburg,
Va. and Miss May Pattison Berkley,
daughter of Rev. Y. =. Berkeley, pastor
of the Baptist Church of Covington. Va.
were married by the father of the bride
In that city.
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the Hampshire Southern Railway Com
pany, with headquarters at Romney. and
Miss Lula Edna Conoway, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. ConoWay of Fair
mont. W. Va, were married In that city
Marshall Henry. aged forty-five years.
a great-great- of Patrick Henry.
died at Red Hill. Va. the home of his pa
ternal ancestors. He had been Ill for sew
eral weeks of heart trouble at his home
at BrookAeal. and few days ago went
to Red Hill. hoping the change would be
beneficial. He is survived by a wife.
who was Miss Annie Holmes of Brook
neal, and two children.
Mrs. Mary A. l.. Rayfeld died at the
nome OF her son-in-laW. w ]. Hogan, al
Parksley, Va. of a complication OF dis
eases. She was the widow of Col. George
Rayfield of Northampton county, Va. and
was born In Montreal. Canada, of French
and Scotch-Irish parentage.
John b. Dyerle, one of Roanoke's old
est citizens, died there. aged eishty-two
years. He was native of Roanoke and a
member of one of the old colonial faml-
lies.
Mrs Elizabeth Jolliffe Marston. wife OF
Claudius d. Marston. died at her nome.
Montavista. Salem. after an illness OF
few hours, leaving a husband and IN
FAINT children. She was a daughter OF
the late Maj. Jolliffe.
Roger Tibbs of Richmond, Va. and
Henry Williams. two young white men
charged with aiding and abetting Junius
A. Williamson. suspected wife murderer.
to escape, had hearing in the police
justice court at Petersburg, Va, and were
discharged.
Gov. Giasscock has announced the re-
appointment of John c. Gilmer. coiored,
editor. as librarian in charge OF the
state law library at Charleston, w. va.
The will of r. s. Cohn. Norfolk. Va
business man, was probated. The estate
of the testator is valued at S175.OOo. ana
Is left to his wife and children.