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The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-24
ID. c. Young,
Philadelphia, Miss.

Cotton is sure to bring "a
good price up to the mid
die OF next November. Ii
you want to get your crop
gathered by November, you
musU use Royal "C' Brand
or 16 per cent Acid Phos-
phate, made by the jackson
Fertilizer Co. For sale by
Henderson-Mol pus.
EGGS EGGS EGGS.
S. c. Brown Leghorns eggs
for sale at 81. 90 per setting
Of Is or S1,75 for 30, nc
stock for sale. My chickens
are as good as the best.
J. II. Hickman,
NoXapater Miss r l.
To mature Cotton early
according to the Agriculture
raj Experts instructions,
you must use Royal "C'
Brand or 16 per cent Acid
Phosphate, made by the
jackson Fertilizer Co. For
sale by Henderson-Molpn
Co.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-24
Card of Thanks.

We wish to extend our
heart felt thanks to the peop
le OF this community for their
Kindness and attention dur
ING the illness OF our mother,
also the people of Holy Cross
for their ineXpressible kind
ness in the loss OF our
daughter last summer. Our
appreClatlOns are far more
than can be expressed, how
ever we thank you again
and again.
Mr.. & Mrs. J. B. COckrell.
Washington. d G. March 23,-
Hon James wilson, Secretary of
Agriculture. at the solicitation Of
Congressman Adam NJ Byrd, has
determined to designate experts
on the boil weevi and road
making to visit the counties COM
posing the fifth Mississippi dis
trlct during the coming summer
Tor the purpose Of lnstructing
the farmers dwelling therein in
the best methods Of DESTROYING
the cotton boil weevil and max
ing good roads. Secretary Will
son also promised Congressman
Byrd to give him a soil survey of
Lauderdale and other counties in
order that the farmers may be
better able to determine the best
and most profitable crops to grow
IN different soils. The coming Of
these experts will be announced
far enough in advance to enable
the farmers to prepare to attend
their lectures. They will lecture
at several points in each county.
Congressman Byrd will accompa-
ny them and introduce them to
the people of his district.
Congressman Byrd has taken
up the mater Of the free rural de-
livery routes in his district that
have been approved but not put
in operation with the officials Of
the post-ofiice department. He
protested against the delay in
the establishment Of these routes.
The officials offer as an excuse
for the delay an order issued by
the President directing all de
partments of the government to
retrench in expenditures in order
to keep down a large deficit in
the treasury. This excuse is not
all satisfactory to Congressman
Byrd, and he proposes to person
ally take the matter up with
Postmaster General Hitchcock.
If he is not successful there, then
he proposes to carry it to Presi-
dent Taft. Republican as we'll
as democratic Congressman are
complaining bitterly against this
curtailment Of the rural free de-
livery service. They contend
that the government should not
retrence at the expense of the
farmer who, more than any other
class, tolls to sustain it.
James S. Mccarthy.
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The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-24
James S. Mccarthy

Mr. Editor will you please
allow me space in your pa
per. | want to say some
thing to the negro teachers
OF NeshOba Co. Fellow teach
ers | bring before you Prof.
E l. Hopkins a thorough
graduate of G NJ & College.
He proposes with my assis-
tance to start up anIndeper-
dant Institute using the
Teachers hand book us IA
guide and other useful litera
ture that will doubtless
prove to be benificial to US
in the near future. Teaches
we simply mean to raise the
hight OF the negro education
all thrugh the rural district.
Ii fuUher information is is
desired write me at Platts
burg Winston Go Miss. Fees
$1.25 per week each-R.
f. D. No l, Box 16.
| am truly yours,
j. J. Triplet.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-24

Chicken feed carried in
stock bv G. L. Mutt & Co.
For Bio BARGAINS 90 to
D. Kasdans.
For good Unit road
machine seq J. G.. payne.
philnap)phia, Route ;
''' W. = w ~ w ~
shoes
>' o''' i""''"'N
noN, i'iiadelplla, MISS.
NJ, EJ Dr,.,, ,,+,
: :,
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24

accomplished by the people OF Win
ston-Salem alone,
Miss Jennie Buford and Miss Kate
Huske have resigned their positions
as teachers in the city schools To take
effect at once, The places Will be
flled for the present by supply teaes.
ers.
An excellent meeting Of the Teach
ers' Associa ton WAS held Saturday at
which officers were elected for the en-
suing year. Splendid addresses were
made by Miss Anna Meade Michaux
and Professor w r. Haynes. super
intendant OF the Methodist Children $
Home.
The campaign OF the y NJ. 6. A.
10 secure new members resulted In
securing a total of 90 new mem befs,
making the total membership 4iu.
The COMMITTEES from the Young
Mems Business Association ID 10 take
a census Of the children in the city
who viii attend the proposed pubic
night schools and will go before the
board of aldermen a their next meet
ing and ask for an appropriation TO
run the schools.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
MAY NEVER COLLECT
$1,000 FROM TREASlTR

WASHINGTON, D. e. Oct. I'll
There Is more than 1000 in the United
States Treasury placed To the credit
Of the late David Il. lin awaiting the
action Of the executors Of the estate
or the deceased statesman. II is doubt
full whether the executors Will get the
money, as the senator himself refused
to accept it, but IL Is on the govern
ment's hooks as belonging 20 him none
the less.
The amount Mas placed to his credit
as SALARY as ii senator, dating from
his election. He did not resign his
position as governor. however, until
sometime afterward, and on tho
ground that he could not receive two
salaries he refused the money.
The disblrsing clerk of the Senate
had to follow the rule. and refused
to cancel the item. As 1t stands the
government still owes the $4,000 hat
ii may be hard for HilPs heirs Ia coll
laff
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
TWO DEPART N ENTS
MEET AND "SlIAkE'.

WASfIi NGToN October ~ The
judicial branch Of the government
shook hands with the executive
branch when the seven members III
the supreme court of the United
States called NJ the White liense at
II O'Clock to- day
Tradition and the strict ceremonial
of the court prescribed that the mem
beers shall pay their respects 10 the
chief executive at the beginning of
term This year President Taft Was
at Beverly when The court convened
and TODAY vas the fret opportunity
the justices have had In meet him.
For the first time III twenty-five
wears a venerable figure with long gray
hair was missed Ia his accustomed
place AZ the head of the line. The
honor Of leading this conlt belongs 10
the thief alstirn aud for score of
wears the late Melville W, Fuller has
performed TODAY. To-day John NJ.
Harlan. presiding justice and senior
mem Der If the court WAS in his place
1t was the first visit Of Justice Hugh ICES
to the White House IN his official capa
city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
FUND sQUAMDEREO
CARTER DECLARES
Says, Money Appropriated to
Fight Fires Went 10 Outside
Employees.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-"The aues-
ton of forest protection cannot be
properly settled by INDUCING in drisel-
Ing personalities or acrimonious dis
cuxsion." according United States
senator Thomas II. Carter, Republican
of Montana Too much has been
sacrificed to theory and the country
Ia entitled to fun knowledge OF the
facts and a clear statement OF all the
conditions to be dealt with"
In the current issue OF Leslie >
Weekly Senator Carter. who In chair
man Of the committee on irrigation
and reclamation of arid lands, declares
that the attitude OF the Western Sena :
tors and Representatives has been mis-
stated.
During the last ten years, ne SAYS,
some $50. 000.10o was placed at the
disposal OF the forestry bureau as di-
rectde by Mr.. Pinchot to prepare for
battle with the flames, The destruc-
ton wrought this year shows that AIDE
quate preparations were not made. II
the vast sums OF Money used to em-
ploy and pay the expenses of people
outside OF the forests had been used
to employ men To prepare IRE guards
and trials and build telephone lines
within the forests. the fires Of this
year would have been reduced to a
minimum. The forest rangers and su-
pervisors are an efficient body of men
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
GIVES ASSESSMENT
FOR RAPAHANN0Ck
Values in Each Of Six Districts
for 1910 Are Announced
Personals and Briefs.

Special to The Richmond Ntrginian.)
WASHINGTON. RAPPAHANNOck
col My. VA. Dctoper "a Mr. b. h.
Miller has announced the new assess
ment OF lands and buildings Of Rap
pahannnek county in each district as
follows. Hampton DISCREET. sS2l ,US5. 5.
stonewali district 6,is0.25; Jack
sen district, s.2e,315.s4, Wakefield
district, $3se.2os. 50: Piedmont district
district. $3.50 26S.66; Piedmont district,
sITf,T14.06. Hawthorne district, s!ss,
a55.51.
Mrs George Stonestreet Is visit
ing relatives and friends here.
MIR. and Mrs J. Frank Jones have
moved into their magnificent new
home, "Delemere. about Il mile from
town. They have as house guests
Misses Jones and Long of Texas.
Hon. w. J. Browning and Treas
arer h. J. Wood went to Albemarie
this week t. buy cattle.
Senator F. p. Carter and wife spen,
Thursday IN Front Royal
Misses Carrie Miller, of Eden. Va.
and Miss Margaret Mason. OF Wood
Vile, have just returned from a pleas
ant visit to friends and relatives in
Front Royal
Captain Beattie. of Washington, D.
G.. was guest at Mr. III. Dean
the past week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
lnoh-CATHOuCs WILL
HEAR PAUL|sTs PREACH
Special Services Start at st.
Peters Church on Monday
Evening.

q Large congregation assembled in
~ Peters church Sunday morning
@and evening I" hear fervent diScourses
tn ikes. Fathers 1'keefe and Devific,
the Paulists from New York. who are
conducting special missions here.
Father O'ksefe preached in the morn
tng ON Faith" In the evening Faith
s~r DevIne selected Final Perseyer-
Ance' for his theme
The aervice also embraced the re-
newaI Of baptismaI VOWS, the papal
Messing and solemn benediction ri the
Blessed Sacrament.
zs The mission to non~C tholics be-
Hfns Monday evening and Ia expected
70 excite much interest IL wiz con
a41nue every day OF the week. except
saturday. ending with the next SIN
day evenings service
The program for these services fol-
1ows:
Monday, October "a Jesus Christ.
10 He God
II the Sole Teacher Of Chrlsts Cos
pefg
"Wednesday. October 2s-rne Cath
S0ljc Church. II II the One 1rue
Church?
Thursday. October 27--rhe Lord,s
Gupp~r. II II the Body OF Christ
ws EKfday. October 2s---TheS Forgive
- ~ Sins. why Confess To a Man
sas sunday, October 30. II A. Milne
54ooed Virgin Mary. WHY u, we
14Anpr Her? +. M,---Why / nm a
S&nxA0iic.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
FORECAST GREAT
VICTORY IN NINTH
Attorney General Williams De-
clares Slemp Forces Are
Whipped to FRAGILE.
hlpped to n frazxls."

Whipped to frazxls.'
With these words Judge Samuel W'l-
iiams. attorney general, summed NJ
from the Republican standpoint the
congressional nvh. now drawing TO
close in tho ninth Virginia district.
stuart will win hands down." ths
Judge declared. The ninth In fun or
fighting Democrats. In this part OF
the State you don't know what u real
lighting Democrat j.. You had plenty
IF them once. but their need has pass-
ed.
"ln the ninth. however, the woods
are full of them. They will be in evil
dence when the votes are cast. and
believe that Mr.. Siemp has already
realized that he has not even the ghost
Of Il chance Of winning.
mir. Stuart has made whirl- wind
campaign. He has gone Into the Re-
publican camp, and fought them on
their own ground. He has turned
their own guns upon them. working
great destruction.
Il have Just returned from that part
of the State where the bitterest poiit-
ieal fight witnessed fer years IL In pre-
gress and | am confident that thu
Democrats will return the old stats to
the ranks Of democracy, sending \
Democratic congressman from every
district"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
To COMPLETE PLANS
FOR AUTOMOBILE RUN
Winston-Salem Motorists Will
Ride to Charlotte--Other
News Items.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.l
WINSTON SALEM. n. &, October
a4.-~A meeting of the Winston Salem
Automobile Club will be held tonight
at y o'clock at which time Anal ar
engagements viii be made for the tour
10 Charlotte next Wednesday. Already
al machines have been entered and
something like 100 people will go
down. Other machines are expected
to take part but have not yet been
entered.
The Republican. are now endeavor-
ing TO answer the charges made
against the Republican board Of road
supervisors as 10 extravaganza. They
claim that the money borrowed by the
road supervisors was authorised by
the county commissioners which 10
Democratic board They also claim
that they have built 13 miles OF
macadsm road. erected large numbers
of bridges, and done a great deal OF
repair work While they have been in
Office.
A man passed through here Satur-
day going 10 King. Stokes county. He
claimed that he was . detective and
that he was looking for the daughter
OF = baltimore or washington mil
lionairs who was travelling with one
Of the midway shows now 1t King.
He declined to give any particulars
OF the affair
Richard II. Edmonds. editor Of the
Manufacturers Record, has written
that he will be unable to be present
at the southbound Jubilee to bio held
here Ia December. He paid I tribute
In his letter to the great growth Of
this city which he declared had been
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
BEvER|OGE ISSUE
MUCH bECLOUOEO
County Option and Liquor Are
Paramount Questions III In
diana Election.

INDtANAP9LIs, IND. Oct. "a
When Colonel Roosevelt said In nus
indianapolis speech that he had no
fear az 10 The outcome 81 the fght
Of Senator Albert ] BeNefidge for
recollection To the United States Sen
ate, he made a broader assertion than
careful observers ~ Indiana politics
are willing tn nuke To daS With the
campaign within two weeks Of an end,
aonsersati politicians are unit
in declaring that conditions are SO
confusing that they do not care pub
Iiciy tn make a prediction.
a feature Of this campaign is the
rctieenee of the voters. THE thirty
daH poll shows that there are tsou-
sands Of voters who Mil not state
their Intentions.
Efforts of members Of both parties
10 poll their oan precincts have fail
ed Al Anderson and Cal8m bus,
whore the latest precinct polls have
been attempted. qne-third ef the
Democrats and Republicans declined
Ia way how they would vote. This
phase ef the situation Worries the
leaders
County option aud the tiauor ques-
ton are paramount issats Senator
Beseridee and the Republican lead
ers have been careful to avoid the
subject The Democratic candidates
have gone at the temperance issue
strong. aud ii VII not be surprising
according tu party leaders Of hath
sides, It II plays a prominent part In
legislatiXe districts here the contests
are close. Both sides are draWi ing
big crowds 1T their ppiitiea meetings
aud both are predicting victory. Sen
ator ReYeriage's managers claim they
will have at least TWENTY-FIVE ma ioritN
on Joint hallnt. The netnne rats ella i'm
that John Kern Viii have "A ma inritN
af at least twenty on joint ballot
and maXhe forty
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
MASONIC CHIEF HINES
WILL VISIT RICHMOND

Imperial Potentate Fred A. Hines,
Of the Mystic Shriners. viii visit
Richmond November ~ guest OF
Aeca Temple 4 reception and EN-
tertainment viii be accorded him
Mr.. Hines il well known In Rich
mond. having spent several days here
last spring en route to New Orleans
TO attend the annual meet of the
Shriners. His home is in Los Angeles.
On November p Scottish Kite Ma
SONG OF the Valley of Richmond orl-
ent of Virginia. viii begin Assem- bling
here for semi-annuai reunion and
comforting II degrees The session viii
last four days,
Practically all arrangements have
been made for the annual conclave
OF the Grand Gornmandery, Knight
Templars. 10 be- held here Thursday
night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24

The home of Mr. and Mrs john w.
Brauer. of North Twenty-tifth street.
Henrico county, was the scene OF a
beautiful wedding on last Wednesday
afternoon, when their youngest
daughter Mary I.uciie, became the
bride OF Joseph Mosbg Winston. OF
Raleigh, n c. Rev. X. H. Potts, the
brides pastor. performed the cere-
muny The house was decorated with
ferns dahiias and palms
The bride wore gown or blue
cloth with har and gloves 10 match
and carried Brides roses. Her only
attendants were her sister, Miss Rosa
mond Brauer. gowned in white lace
and mesin carrying pink ahrysAn-
themums Miss Thelma Brauer, her
niece. In dainty dress OF lingerie
and pink ribbons, carried the wed
ding ring Morris Green. of Raleigh.
was the best man. The wedding
march was rendered by Mrs Eugene
Brauer.
After many congratulations the
happy couple left for an extended
"trip TN the West. They Will on their
return make their home in Raleigh,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
DEATH SEXES HIM
WHILE IN CHURCH
{. i. Moore Has Heart Failure
aud Dies Few Minutes
After Taken Out.

Mir e. J Monre. If No aa@ North
TNentN -hrst street, was seized With
heart taiiure sunday night while at
tending services at the Nenable Street
Baptist church, aud died tiNa minutes
after ~ had been removed.
He became faint while sitting by his
Wife Nearby friends saw the man
fall oyer and hurried to his aid. He
VAS taken from che church and DR..
Charles w. MaSsie summoned. Mr..
Moore was Subject 10 heart attacks.
The funeral Will proba l3ly take place
Tuesday, though arrangements have
not Vet been made.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
|H[R r IN WILL
DANCE TW0-sTEP
Hronxc Likeness Even, Will Cele-
sbratc Return Of Athletics
sss With l.aarcis.

pflTI.ADELPHfA, PA, Oct. 81
with the whole city rscked In joyous
scelebration over the homecoming oil
the aIl-conauering Athletics, Gather
Penn il slated TO do a regular two-step
IA his high pedestal on City Hail tow
az as the hands on the great clock
point to the hour Of this afternoon,
Connie Mack and has 'wenty-three
premier ball tossers. who are bringing
bark from the Windy city the world 8
baseball championship, will be given
m ovation the Ike of which has
laever before been seen in staid Quaker
City.
NJ The fanfare Of trnmpets. the hlare
Sof brass bands and the shouts Of thou
sands of frsnzied fans viii mark the
ARRIVAL of the world heaters, All tho
pNnf-up excitement aud nervous ten
s1tnm Of the past seven DAYS viii reach
s3G9 apex. and fandom Will own Phlia-
aSlelphta for the next twenty -four hours
Two immense pennants bearing the
Welcome Athletics" VIII
#A1axe forth from the north and south
skrchways of City Hall. All the bells
s4Md whistles in the city viii let loose.
sind there will be noise such as was
Heter heard at any New Years cele-
NATION.
~ Hurrying to city. Mayer Reyhurn
NADFtly after noon Wen, into confer
sN4xe with the city officials relative 40
'Me1ae official recognition of the home
N0@ntng of the champions by wire
SA mad promised that Connie and his
N6MW were to be welcomed by the city
Qaona and rendered reception In City
The city officials will partici-
4t4 m the parade. which VIII be the
4004ure Of the celebration.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
TT BERClIOSIS SESSION
CALLED FOR DEC EMRER

The annual business meeting Of the
State Anti-Tuhereuiosis Association
will meet here during the sessions Of
the tuberculosis conference called for
TWO daNs in pece mber--the 18th and
10th. Four sessions viii be held. each
given to the discussion of an especial
topic.
Medical aspects Of tuberculosis Will
he discussed during the morning Of
December g. The second session will
he given over TO open-air treatment.
Tuberculosis In the cities viii he con
stdered at the third meeting, and edu-
cation and publicity as representatives.
and cures VIII constitute the general
topic Of the tnal meeting
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
1DnnEa CADETS GIVE
ENJOYABLE GERMAN
sssssss

Especial to The Richmond virginian)
actal feature OF the past week took
Ntnre Friday night, when the faculty
sMnd cadets of the Hhrner Military
ch0Ol gave the second of the series
Germans, which will continue
$enr0ughout the winter season. com
1lentsry 10 the young ladies of ON
494 The fuiI-dress uniforms of the
04ts and the attractive uniforms
the cadets varied with the dainty
t1ettes II the charming young ladies
ented beautiful SCENE, aud the
NAr was ono II the most SUGGEST al
ylae kind ever given here.
s&$ss NJ hGures We're led by Professor
A&M with Miss Kate Horncr. Among
N44e dancing were Miss Eliza beth
mMcpck with Cadet Lowe: Miss Mary
oTatt Hancock with Cadet Harkins:
III 49, Ethyl Adams with Cadet Wei
Eh0fn: Miss Lucy lands with Cadet
eArd. Miss Webb with Cadet Car
Xne&t; Miss EstelIe White with Cadet
Y HNnnettes Miss Mary Shaw with Ca
%4Mk whitfield. jamie Hunt with Cadet
wait. Miss sophia Taylor with Ca
a4Nt BrAWley Miss May White with
sA6at Thompson; Bessie Richards "
xsAdet Th0mp.on Miss Bessie Richards
stl1h Cadet Bia1ock Miss Mary r
" Williams with Cadet WEIGH: Miss
gsHAlan Paris with Cadet Erwin; Miss
&uek. Of Fayetteville, with Cadet Al
e3ten: Miss Ethel Hancock with Cadet
k1neNAdo. stays: Major Cannon. Pro
4 lessor Palmer. Cadets Wood. Catlett
Npberson. Sharpe, W. Merriman. Is
I. Al. Merriman. Anderson. Professor
- asxAnder and II. Fondora. chap
erOuee. Colonel and Mrs. Horner and
1 Colonel and Mrs. IA. q. Cooper.
4 Of the Mystic Shriners viii Visit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
WILL INVEIL TABLET
TO COMMODORE MATRY

officers Of the Confederate Memo
rial Literary Society will Wednesday
morning unNeil n tablet to the mem
DRY Of Commodore Mathew Fontaine
Maury. the wizard nf the sea, whose
work made possible charting OF the
ocean winds and currents. now OF
such great value TO navigation.
The tablet. one of series 10 IL
hlstrious Southern men. viii he placed
at nos East Clay street. at one time
the residence or Nirgtnia's nots BILE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
KOINE.K WILL ADDRESS
TRUCKERS IN NORFOLK

To address the annual meeting Ut
the Southern Produce and Trucking
Association. which convenes In NOR
folk Tuesday. Commissioner koine-.
Of the State Department of AGrfcui-
ture, will spend that day in the City
by the Sea.
Thursday he Will attend the fair In
Southampton county. and Friday VIII
give an address before the Craig
County Corn Growers Association,
which Will be In session at Craig
County Courthouse
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
Saunder~-(rntie.

LANCASTER. VA. Oct. 2a.-Ihere
was beautiful marriage In Grace
Episcopal church. Kilmarnock, on
Wednesday. when Miss Lillian Eubank
Cralle became the bride of George
Sanders. The church was beautifully
decorated with flowers, potted plants
and autumn leaves. The bride enter
ed the church with her brother. A.
A. Cralle, of Tappahannock, who gave
her away. Miss Julia Eubenk. cousin
of the bride, was maid of honor Miss
Louisa Palmer and Miss Enid Eu-
bank were bridesmaids, and two little
girls, Edna Earl Sanders and Lucy
Treackle. were flower girl and ring
bearer, respectively. Frank Ham
mond Of Baltimore. vax best man.
SprigEs were ushers emfwyp cmfwy
and j. Meade Adams and Lacy
Gpriggs were ushers Mrs. Monroe
Fender assisted by Miss Fannie, rem
dered the music. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev l.. X. Combs.
rector Of the Episcopal churches In
this parish. Soon after the ceremony
the newly married couple took the
Rappahannock steamer for Baltimore.
Atlantic City and other points Of in
terest in the Eastern States. On their
return they will reside at Whitestone.