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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-07
The Social Side of Washington

the offending limb-the cooperation Of
Mrs. Miles. The love that could not
bear to think OF her dashing soldier
husband as incapacitated for military
service. easily prompted her to lend
him believing ear. Her subsequent
refusal to allow the operation to be
performed was followed by her request
for the young surgeon to be detailed
to the generals case. with the happy
result known to the world. General
Miles was saved for many years of
brilliant military service to his coun-
the first rung in the ladder whose
apex. extended to his appointment as
chief OF staff, with many of the pre-
rogatives Of a full-fedged member Of
Not the least pleasant feature Of this
commission is that 1t brings Mrs. Wood
back to Washington, where as Miss
Condit-Smith she was a reigning belle
with her soldler-husband. Mrs. Wood
has made long sojourns in Spanish
speaking countries and her children
now speak the Gastilian tongue, with
rents native English. The reverse is
true OF their friends, the children of
former Minister and Madame de Que
sada, OF Cuba. who have lived in this
country. until With extreme difficulty
IN the language OF their native heath.
The last detail Of General Wood was
as special ambassador to the centen-
report OF which he presented during
the week to President Taft. Upon re-
turning from Beverly he assumed
charge of the purely military part OF
the return Of seeretary Di e on.'V who
Ia on a tour OF inspection Of Hawaiian
and Philippine posts. and Assistant
Secretary Oliver. who departed for thu
West on Friday;
spsct Fort Riley, Kan: Fort D. A. Rus
md. and sparta, wis. He viii ais,
accompany the Third Cavalry on a $50
Miss Marion, oliver, who has lust com
pleted q series OF visits during whicl
she added to her laurels as the hes
woman tennis player in Washington
nqa % him hsr 1a tms a e w
mother upon the latters return fror
Europe at the end OF the summer sea
son.
Wadsworth society dame Of thi
city. lately declared the worlds cham
Epion woman Substance rider. VIII
i will make the trip from Kansas t
i Mexico with them on horseback
"Lovely woman has the same weak
|nesses In Pekin and Canton as In Ney
i I. Harris. of SHANGHAI, now visitin
in Washington. 1.-THE colfreur, or hair
i dresser. If you like; the mill1ner. dress
maker and bootmakar ars as importan
to her as to her American sister Lik
but on account of social condition
j there are no professional manicure
to employ twice or thrice a week S
|she depends, for the care of her nail
slave Her ideal nail Is not that Q
sltha Oceidant, Al 1eAzt Ia Shann a.
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Mrs. Lee Todd. of 1917 West Main
Street. who was recently operated on
at the Retreat, Will leave in a few days
to join her children, Melvina and Yer
ser, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Henry verser. "Edgewood," Not
toway county.
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Dennis ]. O'Neil. Jr., is spending his
vacation In Atlantic City, and on his
return will visit friends in Philadelphia
and Merchantville. N. ].
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Valentine. OF
900 Park Avenue. are spending some
time in Buena Vista
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Banks are having delightful visit ii
Amelia county.

Mrs Richmond Moore and Miss Eliz'
abeth Beverage left Friday for Gov
ington to visit their sister.
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Mrs. Norman v. Randolph and daugh-
ter, Miss Nora Randolph. expect to visit
relatives in Warrenton, Va. at the con-
clusion Of their stay In Philadelphia.
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Mrs. Charles Tanner and Mrs. Knox
Wilson are guests at "Cloverfields,'
near keswick,
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In and Out Of Town.
Mrs. John Miller. OF West Avenue. /:
the guest of her mother. Mrs. Ferrall
at her home In Danville.
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Misses Annie and sudie Whitmore, OF
Durham, N. c., are visiting their aunt
Mrs. G. ", Kinsey, AZ aSos Floya - ave-
nue.. lY
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Mrs. Edward Mayo. OF this city. is
spending some time with friends a
Edsewater Park, N. J.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H NJ. Smith. Jr, leave
next week for Atlantic City and other
Northern resorts.
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Mrs. Fred Peasants is the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Landon Cabell at
their summer home at Bay Head, N. j.
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Nr. aud MIRA D. NJ Simmons, OF Cni.
cago. and little son. Albert, are tna
guests 81 Mr.. and Mrs. w, R Robins
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Miss Agnes Page. of Boyce, Va. is
travelling abroad with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Nelson Carter and Miss Isabel
Carter, of this city.
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consplcuous feature Of an important
and otherwise artistic painting.
China from a diplomats point of
view Is much discussed. whenever two
or :. officials are gathered togeth-
err these days. and always the consen.
sus of opinion Is that. the future OF
time. Soldiers are being drilled by
European officers. and instead of the
classics exclusively, the. schools are
teaching the young OF the country
pfre everywhere. daily making It more
possible for China to declare Monroe
doctrine of her own; That she VIII
comes no student of Eastern affairs
can doubt.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop, who
Of Of the President and Mrs. Taft on
the Mayhower. are again in Washing
ton. and will remain here until the
former goes on his annual vacation
among the guests invited to meet
Governor and Mrs. Hughes at lun-
cheon given at Chevy Chase Club by
Assistant Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Huntington Wilson. The same evening
Henry Butler. whose honor guests
were likewise his house guests. Gov
ernor and Mrs. Hughes.
The latter. by the !, way " are Ecu quite
Court circle for many day. and In
stead Of the grown children AN and grand ID
home OF man who has attained such
eminence in the law as to be &C
country's highest tribunal. Justice and
Mrs. Hughes haveta family Of very
young children, on whose account she
insists upon having house with 8
yard large enough to permit them tc
enjoy the outdoor life OF which she and
the Governor are SO fond While The
insists their new homo here shall have
plenty Of open space, her husband Is
equally sure 1t must have an ample
library for the notable collection OF
books he will transfer to his new
field of labor AS no home on the
market measures Up to their REQUIRE
build what they want, and In the
meantime accept such accommodations
as are quickly available.
!
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Davenport ant
Misses Elizabeth and Mamie Davenport
are at Kangley Lake House. Rangley
Maine
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All the world loves lover. especial
ly one who. like G. Fl. Colket. of Phtla-
delphia, has surmounted all the diff
culties in the way of his true loves
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Mr., and Mrs. r. Isaiah Kinsey are al
Ocean View, accompanied by their SIS
sters, Misses Ada and Edna Hessley.
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Mrs. j. H B. Peay and son, Binford
Peay. are spending the summer with the
formers parents in King and Queen
county
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Mrs. Rosser. Of Crewe. who has been
spending several weeks here. will leave
Monday for Louisa, where she will join
her husband. Rev. w. O. Rosser.
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Miss Matte Gardner and Miss Efne
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund T. Benson are
In Atlantic City, N. j., for several weeks
and will not return to Richmond until
late in the fall.
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j Miss Margaret R. O'Neil has returned
to the city after spending the month OF
July with her cousins. the Misses Sirles.
at Clifton Forge. Va.
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Mrs. James Walker and Miss Betty
Hayes. who spent the past year abroad.
are now at York Harhor. Maine. for the
rest of the summer
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Mrs. Alfred Gray, Miss Sue Gray, Mrs
Charles Cowardin and Miss Mary Cha1-
mers are az Block Island, r. l., tor EMS
month.
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OIL MTS. j. d. J1TIIldu DIT QcI AoHe III
Crozet for the month OF August.
Mrs. Charles Tanner and Mrs. Knox
Wilson are guests at "cloverhelds. .
near keswick,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Smith. Jr. leave
next week for Atlantic City and other
Northern resorts.
Mrs. ]. H B. Peay and son, Binford
Peay, are spending the summer with the
formers parents in King and Queen
county.
Miss Margaret r. O'Neil has returned
to the city after spending the month OF
July with her cousins. the Misses Sirles
at Clifton Forge. Va.
Miss Agnes Page, of Boyce. Va. is
travelling abroad with Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Nelson Carter and Miss Isabel
Carter, of this city.
Mrs. Fred Peasants is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Landon Cabell al
their summer home at Bay Head, N. j
Mrs. Norman " Randolph and daugh.
ter. Miss Nora Randolph. expect to visit
relatives in Warrenton, Va. at the con-
clusion Of their stay In Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Valentine. O.
900 Park Avenue, are spending som,
time in Buena Vista.
Dennis ]. O'Neil, Jr., is spending hi
vacation in Atlantic City, and on hi
return will visit friends in Philadelphia
and Merchantville. N. J..
Mrs. Edward Mayo, Of this city, 4
spending some time with friends a
Edgewater Park, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Davenport an,
Misses Elizabeth and Mamie Davenport
are at Rangley Lake House. Rangley
Maine.
Mrs. James Walker and Miss Bett,
Hayes. who spent the past year abroad
are now at York Harhor. Maine. for tn
rest of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund L Benson ar
In Atlantic City, N. j., for several week
and will not return to Richmond unit
late In the fall.
Mrs. Alfred Gray, Miss sue Gray, ~
Charles Cowardin and Miss Mary Chat
mers are az Block Island. r. l.. for ehl
month.
Mr., and Mrs. r. Isaiah Kinsey are a
Ocean View, accompanied by their Sis
ters, Misses Ada and Edna HessleH
Misses Annie and sudie Whitmore, 9
Durham. NC, are visiting their aun'
Mrs. G. W, Kinsey, al 2Sos Floya ave -,
nue.. 4
s1r. aud Mrs.. d. NJ Simmons. OF en-
cago, and little son, Albert. are tn
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. wv, y EoD Nlu
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Wadesboro Social News.

GRACE PORTER HOPKINS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29
sPoTsYLvA TEAC HERS
FORM ASSOCIATION.
Result OF Enthusiastic Educational
hi rally Held ON HVednesday.
-. Officers Elected. q

Especial to 1ihe Time
Spotsylvania, Va. October 2S.--An
meeting was held hare
"Wednesday IN the courthouse building
and was we'll attended by the public
school officials and teachers and citi-
zens.i In the county. The meeting was
called to order and presided over by
James Ashley, division superintendent
for stafford and Spotsylvania counties.
During the morning session very inter-
esting and instructive talks were given
by Superintendent Ashley, Teacher r.
S. Boore and Trustee A. H. Crism ond
along the lines of proper educational
training. In the afternoon. State Ex-
aminer Professor "A. B. Cha ndler. IT..
delivered very Instructive and enter
timing address. showing the decided
and material advancement made all
over the State In educational lines. and
outlining a plan TOR greater develop
ment OF the several agencies used for
the advancement OF the public school
interests OF Virginia. a teachers as
ISOLATION for the county was formed,
and the following officers were elected:
namely. President. I. S. Bore; Secre-
tary, Miss Nettle Hess: Vice Presid ents:
Courland district. NJ. Z Young; Berke-
ley district, Mrs. Maggie Chewing.
Miss Ruby Adams was elected a dele
gate to the state Teachers. Assocla-
tion#to be hald at Richmon nd "A boun-
teous dinner was spread 4on the court
house green. which was greatly enjoy
ed 81 u = s ~ L. i HI sisS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29
GOVERNOR MANN MAKA,y
ADDRESS AIT VIRGI LlNA
Large Crowd Hears Stirring Speech
on subject OF lcdncntIon and
Good Ho,lds.
atspecial ID The Times- DIspatch. ] Ia

iJE (
Especial to The Times-DI Dispatch
ivirgilina, Va, October 2s.-Probahly
the largest crowd In the history OF yir-
gillna assembled here yesterday to
greet Governor William HODGES Mann,
who had consented to address an edit
,cational rally. under the auspices OF
the virgilina School mprovement AS
'socfa .ion. The pupils OF the yirgilina
High School. Joined by pupils from
some OF the adtoining district schools.
paraded from the High School to the
Border Warehouse, preceded by the
Durham. ". c., band. 1t had been un-
iderstood that the Governor was to
reach South Boston at 9:a0 a.. NJ. and
5rpoceed straight to this place. but az
ter arriving at the former place he
was induced to make an address be-
fore the pupils of the Turbevlle High
Schoo and In consequence OF this de-
tour o some twenty miles, he did not
arrive here Until P. NJ, after a great
part Of the crowd, especiallylthose from
a distance, had left some OF them
doubling that the Governor would get
here Mt all.
The Governor was introduced by JOS.
.eph stebbirs, Jr.. member OF the House
of Delegates from this county After
APOLOGIES %Iots MS late arrival, Cover
NOR Mann delivered a stirring address
on the subjects OF education and good
roads. which was frequently. cheered
by the crowd that had remained.
The Governor was accompanied on
his trip by State superintendent j. d.
lEggleston. Division Superintendent ".
II. Rarksdaie, OF this county, and Mr..
sBruere. OF Harper's Monthly, The
Governor and his party were enter
tanned at supper at the virgilina Hotel
by the Mayor and a committee from the
Town Council.
4 At 1880 O'clock DR.. S. W. Fletcher, Of
the Experiment Station Of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, gave an instruc-
tive illustrated lecture at the Border
Warehouse. assisted by Professor Bin
ford. His lecture was interviewer with
pictures OF the old and the new ways
in farming, education and rural life
generally.
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FACES ESERIOUS}CHARGE
KING GEORGE POsTsIAsTER
9rsneclal to me Times Dlspatch

Especial to The Time Dispatch.
II Wa shington. D. G., Octob er$ sS----The
Post- Office Department to- day received
a dispatch from Frederic ksburg. Va,
announcing the arrest OF y r. ! homas
Purk ms; postmaster Of King George,
charged with rlh!ng the malls. Purklns
Is alleged TO have taken 1000. He has
been committed to jail.
I. Purktns was appointed Novemb Der =.
1905. The case was made by inspectors
Martin and Sotfell. Purkins is out on q
bond Of $1,000 3, Alctii 81
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ATTACKS REPUBLICANS.
Senator Swanson Makes Spirited speech
s5t mt artfuaytlle. i4ts.5f5g

Z e--f :
Especial to The Times Dispatc ]
Martinsville, Va. October 2s.Sen-
ator Claude A. Swanson addressed a
large audience ut Stephens's Hall this
afternoon IN the interests Of De-
The hall was crowded to
its utmost eapaeity, senator Swanson
expressed his leasure a t the pres
ence of a number OF Republicans who
had come out to hear him. and then
sues OF the campai gn. attacking the
administration for the ppointnent OF
sham and 3 allinger to the cabi-
net. He &cited the trea tment of the
sugar trust as an evid ence of the
purtial manner In whi chssthe laws
Mr. Swanson spoke OF the way in
which the cost of living had Increased.
showing that the increase In wages
had not nearly kept pace with the
increased cost Of living. He declared
on r epublican authorityf that the
Payne Aldrich bill had Increased du-
ties q per cent, and that the pre-
tended reductions We're Their a. farce.
or were made on Southern products.
He wound lup by eul ogtztng Judge
Saunders and predicting his triumph.
ant election. III. a Il AZ IN e
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Burton-Bigss.

Special to The Enthusiastically.
Onancock. Va. October 2s.-The weddins
OF Miss Alice sLoleta Biggs TO Vernon s.
Burton was celebrated at 1870 Wednesday,
morning in Garrison's N. E. Church. South
Rev. j. F. Day officiating. The
church was tastesuly decorated. The bride
attired In a going.away gown OF blue broad
cloth, with picture hat and carrying lilies
of the valley. came in with Miss Lucille
Boggs, her maid OF honor. Following we're
Miss Grace Floyd with ". e. Waters. and
Miss Peaston Boggs With ". Harry Rogers.
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III n r. y. 8 8 q 81 Z ]
Beas to BE Killed. NJ,

33l95 8 fSneclal TO The Times Dlspatch.l9 &c ga
5 ss Wlnchester, Va, Octo her 2S-r--i or life
Shangtng by a thread, n Mrs. Mary Ellen
Parker. " no was terribly bnrned while
washing clothes q few lay ago at M,
IN Rosenb IRIS, pleA dsS ri teously With
physicians and rel atives to n Kill her
soItright NJ that her sutreripgs may be-
ended, The woman's n vita,lity ama5ea
all who have attended her. Nj
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HEADQUARTERS I REMOVED.
General Ofnces Of stonega Coal and
Coke Co. Now Mt Big Stone Gap.
r51sF rSnecI Al The TimeH.IoispatCh.1s Sc


Coke Co. Now Mt Big Stone Gap.
Special to The Time
Big stone Gap. Va, October 28.The
Stones "a Coal and Coke Company.
which operates mines at Rstonega.. Osa,
owns a controlling interest in the
!Keokeeg consol dated Coal and Coke
Company, which has two large opera
lions at Imbodep and Keokee. to- lay
moved their general Offices here from
stonega These comp MES have bout
1000 COX ovens in operation. besides
doing a large domestic and steaming
coal business. and is. one of he largest
coal mining concerns ~ the innissd
which is under the same management.
is also moving It's general Off ces here.
This brings the general manager. a,
II. Reeder and family and between
twenty and TWENTY-FIVE empl eyes here,
seven OF whom are men wit farni-
lies. It has filled Ill avail able Office
quarters here, and every dwelling IN
town, and some q. e he .fanilies will
ings can be bull for them.
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Fuller-RnthE
fsnecia1, toThe TI,nss. I,,ena+ch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Phoebus. Va, October 23.-One Of
the. prettiest weddings of the season
took place yesterday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. Mary J. Ruth, when
her daughter. Miss Helen Grace Ruth
va married to Philip. A Fuller. Jr,
Father Wilson, rector Of st. Mary's
Star OF the Sea Catholic Church, at
Old Point. After wedding dinner
Mr.. and Mrs Fuller left for New
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Injured In Train " reck..

is Spencer. n c.. Octo Der 2S,-Eng ineeri
Al /. Iarrison. Of Spencer was 5bqd lyI
injured this afternoon at Tinwood, ten
miles north OF Spencer, when q north
bound frei ght train was wrecked. The
turned turtle, and he wa 81 caught ba-
fore he could Jump. EIe was ia ken on
q special train to a. hospital In Sails.
bury for eatment, and thought
OF the train crew sescap ed he cause
OF the deral lnaent has not been ster-
mined to night. M III I'm S8s
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-
/. UNCONSCIOUS IN WOODS.
Father O'Ferrell Removes Sick StyanE-
sE9f5 er to Petersburg Hospttnl. ~ ysl73ss
u tlfsrSneeia tot q Times fSpat I

-. d err to n Petersburg Hosptt nl
eotopsstp5 sT 81 IN
conscious form d Of as " lte nj an was
found IN the woods vest erd 4 5, ii
Truman Bishop So IL lace 4 on N II, 8 RI Oh
n ond and Petersburg turnpi he. and
about eight miles ON Pete sh,lsg,
Dr.. Pretlow Sof Chester 3 compan lsd
hvi{F5 N. Hatcher. II upervi sors 81; Ber.
mud a Distrlct,sg gave q tent On to- tbs
man ana cared for b I'm dur Ing AMI ght
From papers found ~ NJ his rockets ~ I
Vas seer ned Il tina t5s h q was a lCatho-
lie, and Father o. erral d ia q Peters
burg, was n itied Eie shraac hed here
this morning, and took the rpa to Pc
ltersbI:g, VIII ere p he wa s. y pl ced III nj a
hospital. His condit Tx on had no t85 1nl-
pFooyed Up to the an esot q Is rem /.
Being still In analun inset gus cond y On.
sSs "a i mem qra and m siw as found In THE
mans pocket VIII h rea 4 {, nd ress
is j a. NIccl e|ian, ~ Ilast One Hnn.
sgsa a ma NAN
his ttty. 800
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I RICHMOND WOMEN ELECTED.
Closing Session OF Kings Daughters' and
cpnr

rs - b0ns5 CONVENTION. sl<55i...5 n
Especial 10 The Times. Dispatch
A staunton. Va, October 2s.-The annual
convention OF the Kings Daughters and
Sons. which was largely attended and which
Is consider to have been VERT successful
meeting. came to close last night. having
consumed part OF three days. The following
Officers were elected: Mrs c. q. Burton.
Richmond. State secretary; Miss Elizabeth
Nicely. Portsmouth. recording secretary:
Mrs. Robert Price. Petersburg, treasurer:
Mrs. Charles Curry. Stanton. Mrs Edith
Butler, Warrenton, Mrs Lula C. McPhail,
7Riohinond executive board: Mrs. c. g. Bur.
ton. Richmond. delegate to central council
from Virginia.
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Arna ud-Ianrhor-,,e 4

Y p ~ ppec!aI 70 .lneIIfnes-D!spatch.J1
Armand. formerly OF this city. son Of Prof.
and: Mrs. Arnaud. and Miss Sarah Lang
horne daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Wistsr
.Langhorne. we're married Thursday in All
Saints Church at Allan Ia. Ga. Mr.. and Mrs.
'Arnaud left for bridal trip North. and
Will visit relatives and friends here before
returning to Atlanta.
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). waller was be ..I man ana pr,s 81.

G. c. Walker was best man and Or. n. D.
Lilllston and James F. Downing acted as
ushers. The flower girls were Misses Eliza
.beih Corbin and Mary e. kellam u aster
Francis Waters was ring bearer.
The bride and groom left on the noon ex:
press for New York. Niagara Falls and
other points OF Interest. On their return
they will reside at On.ey.Swhere the groom
Is assistant cashier OF the Farmers and
Merchants National Bank. .s
a reception was given the bridal party
Tuesday evening at the home OF the bride
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Injnrie. Prove Fatal.

I1l SpeclaI 20 nB q = -
winchester a., October 2 S.-Ernest
S. Keyster. carpenter OF Strasburg,
scaffold yesterday. fracturing his skull,
and sustaining internal Injuries, AND
who was rushed at top speed to Win
chester Memorial. died this morning
half an hour before members OF his
family arrived. He was sixty years
old, and leaves son and daughter.
several sisters and bro Tiers, one OF
the latter being Rev. Thurston Key
ster. Lutheran minister, OF Roanoke
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!, Ens l cement, ll,list Announced.

fI78L SFHI4HI NuI 4HH L1IItIESSl9ISFf 80
a III oT,lpt on, a.. K Dot obers aS,s--TN 7, and
Mrs Nncke or. I'l1i lad 81 phla, TO-
their. sdau liter. MI So lora sAllc ker.
ana avid n, Fra n X 81, no q the mos
prom nent young nlareh ts of HaMp-
ton, he Wet ingS WI Ia lSef ACE ga rly
In the aprlng IN ~
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Biesorder fo s steel cars

80. fspec!alE TO The Times Dispatch.1s
Roanoke, Va. octobe The So Norfolk
and western Railway Company has placed
construction OF 500 steel hopper cars. Work
viii begin ats5once on the order. The Nor
folk and Western Ra ilway wi Il pay more
thar $4,000 In axes an VI rgintas this year,