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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-03-30
County Court.

County to furnish sand and cement
for construction Of wings for cement
culvert between sections two and three
in Lone Oak township, township
board to furnish all other material and
labor and place material on ground.
Mrs. Clara Barlow found of unsound
mind and sent to state hospital at
Nevada as county patient.
Back taxes of 1910 on lot 9, block
8, Merwin, NO., reduced from $11.46
to 500 account of error of township
collector in apportioning said taxes.
Highway Engineer Planning Or
dered to repair and construct: Bridge
over Meadow Branch between Sec
tions l6 and %, Mound township,
total estimated cost 1857. 7.83.
Repair bridge between sections 80
and 80 in Mound township at esti-
mated cost Of $3.50.
Bridge over Deer Creek between
sections S and 8 in Mound township,
wooden structure, estimated cost,
$76.16.
Bridge over Bones Fork between
sections 20 and %, Mound township,
wood super structure, concrete abut-
ments, estimated cost $500.
Approach to bridge over Miami
lateral in Lone Oak township, esti-
mated cost $40.
Bond of j. F. Kern, VIM. F. Duvall,
j. M. Catterlin and w. E. Walton in
sum of $1,000 account of additional
drainage work examined and ap-
proved.
Court adjourned to meet Monday,
April Sd, as board of equalization.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-03-30
Fire at MOberly.

Moberly, Mo-, March 27.-Five
people were killed and property de-
stroyed to the extent of $65, 900 in a
fire early this morning in the heart
of the business section of the city.
Those to lose their lives in the fire
are members of the same family.
The father and four children lost their
lives.
The fire broke out in the business
section of the city and ragged for sew
eral hours. The loss is estimated to
be over 5000, part of which is
covered by insurance. The firemen
who fought the flames so valiantly
were hampered in their work by the
high wind.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-03-30
In and Around Maysburg.

There was Sunday school at botf
churches Sunday even though it was
a rainy morning. April End is regu
lar preaching day at the Christian
church. We hope everyone in the
vicinity will be present and enjoy the
splendid sermons Rev. Shelton
breaches every first Sunday.
Harve and Sterling Harness and
families, Albert Edrington and family
spent Sunday at Riley Gilbert's.
Mrs. Tom Carmon is quite poorly
with rheumatism.
Miss Grace Guy was shopping in
Urich Thursday.
Mr.. Brown, Mr.. Focht and wife
called on Tan White Sunday after
noon. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin went to
Urich Friday.
Mrs. DR.. Miller visited at Mrs.
Cannon's Friday afternoon.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Shelton, Sunday March 26, a girl.
Clemmie James split wood for Mrs.
.Dodney Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farmer visited at Mr..
Guys Thursday evening.
Hiney Strobel's little daughter is
on the sick list.
Grace and Mary Guy visited at Mr..
Shows Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Clark and daughter, Icia,
visited at Mrs. McCleneys, Sunday.
y Most all the farmers are through
sowing oats, and most Of the women
have their gardens made and incu-
bators setting.
Wonder why Claud Clark drives
esst on Sundays now instead Of west,
= he did awhile back.
.s A NEIGHBOR.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-03-30

+ Mis- Elsie Park and NJ Dor
Roger Of fAmsterdam spent Sunday a
home Of w. w. Park. NJ
Sunday school was not. vSry vel
attended Sunday at either church or
account Of bad weather.
w. A. McElroy Of Butler visited Al
Everett Drysdale Friday night !,
Miss Hazel Burk spent a few, days
the first Of the week with Elmer and
Arthur Hardinger.
Misses Lima and Bertha Burns, who
have been visiting Mrs. Crosswhite,
returned to their home in Rich Hill
Sunday.
Chas. Crosswhite visited his parents
Sunday.
Karl Jones was in Mt. Carmel
neiqhborhood with his supply Of
Raleighs Remedies Friday.
w. w. Parks house burned down
at noon Tuesday. The fire started
from his coal oil stove. Nearly all
the contents were lost. It took lots
Of watching and water to keep the
rest Of the Park town houses from
catching fire from the burning
shingles that the high wind was
scattering. The house and contents
were insured.
The Democrats of Charlotte elected
the full ticket.
Chas. Wort returned from Nebras-
ka Tuesday. He expects to move his
stock soon. YOUNG AARON.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-03-30

Il John Barnett went to Larnar
Kansas, last Saturday. n:
Uncle John Barton died at this SON,
down in Vernon county, one nigh'
last week and was buried at Mulberry
last Sunday. s
+ Misses Inez Beck and Hazel Dubes
took the examination at Butler Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. Newman, Of Holt county, Mo-,
visited her brother, J. E. Dubes last
Saturday and Sunday. n s4
G. w. Armentrout Of Butler, was
visiting in Amsterdam last Saturday.
Mrs. Herbert Hewet, of Amoret,
and Mrs. Williams, Of Mulberry,
visited at j. E. Dubes last Sunday.
The hogs in this part are still sicl,
and dying. The writer has got some
that are sick.
Col. Lockridge and Vie Barnett at.
tended the literary at West Point last
Friday night. The Col. has got to be
q great debator. \.
Hrs. win Aliens children have gol
the. measles.
There is some smallpox in Amster-
dam yet. Our mail carrier has goa
them all right. g 81 q.
Dick Mcclure made a trip to Pas
sale to meet a couple of school misses
but failed to find them.
w. A. Crumley has got Is head Of
sick hogs. ~ JOHNNY
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Double Branch Items.

We are having fine weather al
last. Oats sowing is the order Of the
day. Most Of the. farmers are
through. ~
Dell and Elmer Requa attended the
Egger sale at Appleton City.
Henry Short is working for Elmer
Requa for a few days.
Dave Shorts nephew from Pitts.
burg, Kansas, is here on visit.
The Double Branch. school closed
Friday. We will have to congratu.
late Miss Jessie Burch for her sue
cess in this school. This is her first
term and there is no doubt she will
make a success of her teaching.
Richard Dubach has sold his farm
and will have public sale. Mr.. Du-
bach and family are fixing to go to
California to live.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Ear
som a fine girl, March 20.
VIM. Blankenbaker moved Thurs
day to farm near Butler.
Jesse Halls little boy has got the
diptheria, but the little fellow is re-
poated some better.
Charley Davis is back visiting A.
M. Carson and wife.
Miss Edna Thomas was in Butler
last week a few days.
Jesse Hall is about to compile his
new house. .'e:
The Thomas Bros. are moving
their saw mill down on their fathers
farm. ]. H. Thomas is going to build
him new farm.
Miss Edna Thomas and Charley
were out in a new buggy last week
enjoying the evening.
Mrs. John Ferrell, Jr., was up
visiting the school Thursday.
There was a large crowd out to
church Sunday week.
The carpenters have completed ].
7. Bakers house.
Mrs. Henry Thomas has purchased
a new buggy.
Miss Goldie Scifers met with a
painful accident Friday. She was
riding on horseback and the saddle
turned with her when she fell off and
sprained her ankle. ,s
The pie supper and entertainment
at Scifers school last Friday night
was a success. There was a good
crowd and received 4224 They
had cake for the bestloolking young
lady and Miss Opal Hereford was the
lucky one 10 get the cake.
,Chaa z. Baker shipped . hog to
Slater, Mo-, Saturday.
The Misses Minnie and Steven
Van,es were down Visiting thsir
sister, Mrs. John Wix, = few days
last week. ssis
Mra A. I. Wiz and her 1wu: HE
daughtsrs visited with J. ". ENs9l]
and vile Sanday.
Rob Lyle II hesn bofhered Nth
his eyes. RAINBOW.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-03-30
FRIDAY night
Notable Disasters by Fire ir
Which More Than 100 Lives
Were Lost.
March 81, 1911

NOt8Dlc DlSdStSTS ny TNc IL
Which More Than 100 Lives
Were Lost.
October 8, 36-Lehman's Thea
ter, St. Petersburg, Russia, $50.
January 8, 1s64-Church of Jesuits
Santiago, Chile, 2.50o. ar
December S, 1876 -Bsooklyn, N.
Y. Theater, 289. ,4s
December 8, 1881 Ring Theater,
Vienna, Austria, $50.
June 16, 83-Scheol. Sunderland,
England, 200. = ---z.,, y
May 26, l8S7-Opera Comique,
Paris, France, 200.
September 4, 1887 Exeter Theater,
Exeter, England, 200.
March 21, 1888 Banquet Theater,
Portugal, 200. =
July 2l. 1889 Building at Luchow,
China, 400.
January 9, 1880 Shantung Thea
ter, China, $50. ~ +,
August II, 1895 ! Ching Un District
Theater, China, 200.
Maya, l897-Charity Bazaar, Paris,
France, $50.
June 30. 1900 Piers of North Ger
man Lloyd Steamship Company and
three steamships, North River, New
York, 200.
September 20 1909 Shiloh Baptist
Church, Birmingham, Ala, lis.
December 50, lo03-Iroquois Thea
ter, Chicago, H., seq
June Is, 1904 Steamship General
Slocum, East River, New York, 1,02l.
March "a. 1906 r. p Glover &
Co.s shoe hctory, Brocton, Mass,
100.
January ~ 1908 Rhodes Opera
House, Boyertowns Pa, l@
March I, 1909 Collinwood School,
Collinwood, Ohio l7S.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-03-30
Random Remarks.

Horse sense is knowing when to
bride your tongue.
Talking about crops, the wild oats
crop is always failure.
The pawnbroker never gets so old
that he takes no interest in things.
Some men show that they are bad
eggs the moment they are broke.
If you want to know where you
stand, enter a crowded street car.
Some people would find fault with
the weather if it was raining money.
Some call this the golden age Of the
drama, others call it the sewage.
A pessimist is man who has lost
heart and is ruled by a bad liver
Boston Transcript.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-03-30
VIRGINIA.

!. Miss Elsie Park who is teaching
near Drexel came home Friday and
visited her parents, MIR. and Mrs. w.
w. Park, until Sunday.
Carl Whistler expects to leave this
week for short visit in illinois. He
was well pleased the way his sale
went Friday.
LIB. Whistler and wife Of north Of
Butler passed through Park Town
Friday on their way home from the
sale. They called to see their son,
Elmer and family.
Ed. Daniels has commenced saving
lumber on what was known as the
Pat Maloney farm now jackson.
Misses Eva and Villa Darr and
Geo. Pahlman closed their schools
last week. Geo. Pahlman commences
work in the Amoret bank Monday.
Young Aaron received a letter from
F. M. Kennedy Of Tronbridge, ILL.,,
with money order for three years
subscription to the booming Times.
He says it is a welcome visitor to his
office every week and the Virginia
Items are like letter from home.
He says to tell he is well is stating it
in mild form, he weighs 265 lbs.
He sends his regards to all his old
acquaintances. He sent the following
clipping from daily paper.
Postal Card Shower.
Sunday was the fourth wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Kennedy of Trowbridge. In honor
of the event their many friends
planned post card shower, and sent
the worthy couple many kind remen,-
brances. On Sunday afternoon a
party of the patrons of the Trow-
bridge telephone company invaded
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy
and helped them celebrate in a fitting
manner. Mr.. Kennedy has been at
the Trowbridge central office for six
years, and is one of the most efficient
and courteous telephone operators in
central Illinois. His services are
highly appreciated by all the patrons
of the company. Notwithstanding the
fact that he cannot see does not in any
wise hinder him in his work. His
amiable helpmate has been of much
assistance to him. Their many
friends extend best wishes for the
return of many more such happy oc-
casions as that of Sunday.
Mrs. j. H. Park received last week
specimen of her niece shandwriting
Miss Dawn Crooks of Santa Cruz,
Cal. Her old playmates who have
seen it pronounce it a master hand of
penmanship.
Lawrence McCann was seen about
dark going north in that new buggy
but so far we have failed to locate
where he spent the Sabbath.
There will be an entertainment and
pie supper at the Crook school house
Friday night, March 81. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend.
If you cannot bring your girl, bring
the other fellows and if you cannot
bring the other fellows come and
buy some pretty girls pie. The
ladies' in that district are noted for
the delicious pies they make.
The conference sent j. j. Wolfe to
Phillipsburq, Mo-, to preach this year.
Mrs. 7. J. Hockett has a good 240
egg Cypher incubator for sale at a
bargain.
Charley Juda, of Pittsburg, Kan, is
visiting his mother and sisters, Mrs.
Hockett and Mrs. T. Mcclure.
Grandma Minton is on the sick list |
with sore throat.
Mrs. S. M. Kinion visited at the |
central office at Virginia Monday |
evening.
~, c.na.r ord "a pholns ~ puA. |
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-03-30
Piano Contest.

Standing of those who have enlist
ed in the piano contest at Hills Cash
Store are as follows:
Edna Thomas 1880
Mayme Hartwell 1900
Agnes Arnold $3.50
Anna Smiser 700
Ruby Seese 672O
Grace Kinney A8O
Minnie Christie 241O
Ida Dillon 46OO
Garlic Howard $50
Double Branch Church $50
Summit Church 26O
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We are glad to see new faces every
week. Black-Arnold.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-06
I.IllIkton--Lcx,ts.
ICnacisl ~ TIL n rT'ty,a. D;,-

tspecial to The Times DispatchI
Onancock. Va. April 5.-Miss Geor gle
e. Lewis. only daughter of Mi and
MIS- Walter D. Lewis, and Leonard Il
Lilliston were married at the brides
home this morning at 1890 O'clock
Only relatives and few friends were
present The parlors were decorated
in ported plants. ferns and palms
! ne Lohcngrin wedding march was
played BY Miss Ruth a. KelIam as the
bridal party entered. During the cere-
mony, which was performed BY Rev.
j. W. Stiff, OF the NJ. e. Church. South.
the soft strains OF The Sweetest story
Ever Told" We're heard The bride was
sowned in a becoming green broad
CLOTH travelling dress with hat and
gloves to match. and carried white
carnations. Miss Renia MAY Lewis.
niece OF the bride. attired in a dainty
white lingerie dress, CARRYING pink
carna tons. acted as maid Of honor.
Immediately after the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served. after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Lilliston left for a
tour OF the Northern cities
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Social and
ersonal

M As e5 # apple o. s'a::se= n; ;ss
nome OF w. NJ. Enslow in
ma ma Park yesterday evening at
ciock, when his daughter. Miss
harsaretta Gillian Lewis became the
ut'oc OF Giles Carr Courtney, son of
.he late Giles c. Courtney. rho
nShts We're shaded In rose color and n
orapery OF Southern smlax and pink
movers covered the windows and
doorways Rev. James E. Poindexter
performed the ceremony and Winfield
Lobean played the Wedding March
from Lohengrin at the entry of the
brldal party. Atwood Lewis, u brother
or the bride, sang 20. Promise Me-"
Just before the ceremony.
The bride entered on the arm Of her
lather. who also gave her away She
wore beautiful gown of cashmere
dc sole. with an ovcrdress OF white
marquisettc. Her veil of illusion was
arranged with a wreath OF orange
blossoms and she carried a bouquet
OF white sweet peas and clcmatis.
Miss Katie NJ. Lewis was her sisters
maid of honor and only attendant
She wore a charming frock of pinl;
crepe meteor and carried a noseguy
OF pink roschuds. Beach r. Lewis.
OF ST Louis, was the groom's best man
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtney left at once
for an extended wedding trip.
Invitations Received Here.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-06
DRAGGED FROM BED
BY WHITECAPPERS
Frederick County Man dubbed
and Seriously Injured-Assail-
ants Recognized.
.rsnecia, ~ Tha T,r !,

!special to The Times.Dispa tch
Winchester, Va, April 6.-W arrants
we're issued this afternoon for the ar
rest OF nine recognized members Of a
sang Of white caps. who are charged
with riotous ASA ult and battery upoa
me person of Mullen Mcfarland {.
white married man of Frederick coun-
=. who, was dubbed last nisht.> after
t 1sing DRAGGED from his bedroom
and an took Mcfarland to lield. where
ne was soundly beaten and left in a
M y, ctar ri,a wife circulated the report
mat she was not supplied with sum
cient food but Alonzo Rudolph. on
Whose farm Mcfarland works. states
mat he has been giving the family
ample food and fuel. which is also cor
ioborated by neighbors 7.',3l' ],
Mcfarland is guarding his house to-
night and VOWS he Will Kill the first
man who returns to attack him. M.
Deputy Sherifs are securing tbs
county ior other members Of the gang.
Aiter the beating. the leader Of the
crowd knelt down and. locking up to
Ne MeIy y. r. offered fervent prayer tina i
lead n better life r 80 80
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roses and lilies Of tho 'v valley. - WINS
N Inc ushers were Or. J. H.. Mabry: Of
Canton. and Wistar Anderson, Reuben
ludgins. Frank I.o soucr ana Howard
Hoatwright. Of Buckingham DR.. !. NJ.
Mercer. OF Rocky Mount, accompanied
Mrs. Fletcher ]. Wright, OF For.
! o.Fnac"' o sang prior prior TO- the ceremony
with Accompaniment ON the D ors eanop bx
MISS jamie Lacy; the groom's sister.
the Mendelssohn Wedding Ma rch' and
she played "rraumcrei." 1'''o''
ICY Il: " Bagwcll pastor OF the
The church was beautifully deco
rated in palmetto leaves and Spanish
moss sent from Floridas BY friends of
with carna tions. roses and sweet peas
in white and pink
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy will be at home
at Rocky Mount after Easter
General League Meeting
The general April meeting Of the
Equal Suffrage Lea que Of Virginia will
DC hcld this afternoon in league head
. o'clock.
!. The evening meeting for the nrst
Friday Of the month will be held Fri
Gay. at 5 r. NJ. Members and their
friends are cordially invited to at
tend.
Nursex to Have Meeting.
The annual meeting Of the Graduate
nurses Club Of Richmond will be held
Friday afternoon at o'clock at the
nurses home, the Retreat for the sick
Election of officers will be held for
the ensuing year and other business
of Importance Will come before the
meeting. Other nurses not members of
the club are cordially invited to be
present
In and Out OF Town.
James Virgins, who has been in
Philadelphia for several days, spent
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Ashland News Notes
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch !

II.
:, Ashland. Va. April 5-Miss Anna
the recent guest Of Mrs. j. Marion
Misses MarEret Lee and Gertrude
Bowers. who were guests of Mrs. Mar
shall liam while attending the Mis-
sionary Union in Richmond, have re.
turned home.
Little Miss Marshall Hunter Of
Richmond. is visiting her grandmother.
Mrs c. c. Hunter. -
Captain and Mrs John Daily and
Miss Lillian Daily have opened their
home on Cottage. after spending tho
winter at the Henry Clay Inn
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Ellis and little
Miss Virginia Ellis have returned from
a delightful trip to California.
Mrs. James Hunter is home fter q
visit to the Misses Garth In Charlottes-
Vile. IN
Miss Ethel Lawless left Monday to
visit relatives in Franklin
Miss Mary Peak, OF Washington has
returned home after a weeks visit TO
Miss Edythe White
Professor and Mrs r. B. Smithey
were week end guests of Mrs. Mamie
Smithey in Petersburg.
F.. *. Gravely was the recent quasi
of friends at Randolph Macon
MISS Emma Lee Priddy is visitina
relatives in Richmond -
Miss Pattie Leake has returned from,
g. pleasant visit TO Richmond
Miss Mary Johnston. the we'll known
authoress. Will deliver lecture on
"Woman's Suffrage before the Youn:s
Ladies' Literary Club on Thursday 2 /
4 p NJ - az
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the third degree. a large delegation
of Petersburg Aasons Is expected to 20
over with the officers
Manager Busch this morning signed
for the Petersburg team ]. A. Harrell,
or Portsmouth. in the outhed
small dwelling at Green Bey.
Prince Edward county, belonging to
K. w Prince. OF this city, was destroyed
by fire on Sunday Loss. $780, insur-
ance. $500.
Whitmore Wilson. of this city who
was sent to ST. Johns, Newfoundland,
IN the interest OF the British American
Tobacco Company, has arrived safely
at his destination
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NEW OFFICERS ELECTED.
Annual. Meeting OF Eredcrickshur,
business Mems Association.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
Fredericksburg. va. April 5.-Thc
annual meeting OF the Fredericksburir
Business Mems Association was held
last night and the following officers
We're elected for the ensuing year: n
Cri5inond. president; C. OConor
Gooirick. w. l.. Brannan. a. b. Young
vice presidents; Isaac Hirsh. treasurer
The election of a secretary was defer.
red until plans can be agreed UPON
policies ~ 20 90
Post y. of the Travellers Protectiy.
ASSOCIATION. of this city. was held Ia 81
night and the following officers elect. .
ed for the coming wear: T. NJ YOU'VE
PRESIDENT: G. w. Jones vice president
NJ. G. Willis. Jr.. secretary and tren.
urer G. W Jones and Simon IIirsh
We're appointed delegates to attend ia.
state convention to be held in Dam.
Vile MAY II and 13
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FEATHERSTON ANNOUNCES
CANDIDACY FOR SENATE,
tSpecialto The Times-Disna tc,

lSpecial to The Times -Dispa tell
l,$nchburg. Va, April 5.-IIoweil C.
featferston. local attorney, and tor
mer member of the House Of Delegates.
VINO admitted recently that he would
be candidate for the Democratic
nomination for the State Senate, to-
day forma lly announced his candidacy
lie favors submission of the liauor.
question to popular vote: a ia euuali-
cation act; cold storage law: more
safeGuards on the ballot for cleaner
elections and an economical and
scientific improvements OF roads
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InvitntfonH lss,lcd.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch. \
FREDERICKSBURG Va, April 5.-NIrs
ELLIS Thomson Baker, of this city has
Issued cards for the marriage OF her
daughter, Miss Margaret Sncad Baker.
to Alan Winfield Graves, of Baltimore
The wedding will he solemnized In the
Baptist Church In this city. on the
evening of Wednesday,. April 10, at s
o'clock
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The late King Edward was Similar,

The late King Edward was similarly
treated by the corporation of Dublin
during his last visit to Ireland Ma
tionalist citizens going so far as to or
SaniZc demonstration against His
Majesty, at which Maud Come was a
principal speaker. Several of the mem
bers of the corporation who introduced
the loyal address at that time have
since been decorated with orders OF
knighthood.
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-lspecial TO the Times Dispatch.J
Maxwell Brockenbrough daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cray Brockon
brough. Of Richmond county was mar
ried this morning al 1890 O'Clock in
I'm Emanuel Church to Benjamin Frank
lin Ncv!ll. OF Fairfax
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GUILTY OF MANsLAUGHrEn.
John Coles Sentenced for c,u.r,,
Drnth of kichnrd AIartIn t--.--7
Especial TO The Times

Especial TO The Times Disnatch
Lynchourg, Va. April 5.--John t,o,ac
Who killed Richard Martin here in
February. with rock. was convicted
O. manslaughter In the Corporation
Court this afternoon. the JURY tiyint, bis
punishment at two and a half yenrs
in prison Coles threw a rock a Mar
tin in fight during a Sunday after
In a few days Of a fractured eLnIi
Coles; admitted the killing. but claimed
ne did not intend to hit Martin when
he threw the rock !" ~"
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Anderson-Leutn.

Especial 10 The Times Dis patch
Front Royal. Va April 5-AIiss Ell
mira Levin. daughter Of Road Com
missioner and Mrs. John Levin. was
married this afternoon to g. NJ. Ander-
son. Of Linden
The wedding was quiet affair, ow-
ing to death In the brides family.
Rev. Mr.. Mcneil officiated
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DUBLIN sSuBs KING GEORGE

Ming Edward WAS Similarly Trcnted
on List Visit to Ireland
Dublin. April 5.-The corporation OF
Dublin voted. 10 to q to proceed with
the next business" when a resolution
proposing 4 loyal address on the occa-
sion OF King Georges approa ching
visit was introduced at a meeting