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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-16
Fnrro,v-nowe.

tSnecial to The Times Dispatch
great interest was solemnized nj ? the
Methods Church here yesterday
pastor. assisted by Rev. D. j. Currfe,
OF New Dalton Presbyterian Church.,
!, The contracting parties were Thos.
Werner Farrow. Of Fountain Inn, S. c.
and Miss Mary Cloyd Howe. youngest
Falls Stock Farm. this county. isls5
The attendants were Miss Sarah
kent Bell maid of honor. and Miss
elizabeth Barton bridesmaid; B. b.
Edwards. of Fountain Inn. s. C., best
man man and J. Randall Bentley, Of this.
The decorations OF potted plants
t:ful 81 - IN z
The couple left over the Norfolk.
and Western for visits to Washing
ton, Philadelphia and Boston. thence
for an extended visit to Savannah Car
and the home OF the groom, winding
up the long bridal trip by return
for brief term to the brides horne
here, and n European trip in August
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-16
REQUIRED TO FACE:
BIGA NJ Y CHARGE
Williams Said to Have Been
Married Twice Within
One Year.
.LEEDY WILL GO TO TEXAS
Second Regiment Commander Is
Detailed Fraternity to
Get Hearing.
.LEEDY WILL GO TO TEXAS

Charged with having embarked for
the second time on tho storm tossed
sea OF matrimony, while yet his iirst
consort remained above the ground.
William f. Williams was ordered yes
terday by Governor Mann TO be re-
turned to Hardin county. Tenn, for
trial. Officer a. L. Story. Of the Volun-
teer State, came to the Capitol armed
with the requisition papers from Gov.
ernor Ben w. Hooper, and they were
promptly honored. tho officer proceed :
Ing at once to Norfolk. where Williams
was in custody.
4 It appears from the Indictment that
the two marriages took place within
less than one year. Instead OF getting
a lunacy commission. the Hardin coun-
~ officers decided to prosecute. rhe
alleged facts are that williams mar
rled Mrs. Mitchell in Norfolk, on
January 81. 1909. On January j. 1910.
he secured marriage license In far
din county, TO we'd A, NJ. Williams
although whether or not this is the
maiden name of the woman does not
appear. at all events. the parties were
married by Rev. John w. Watson. viii
fully, prencditatedly and against the
peace and dignity of the State Of Ten.
nessee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-16

North Main Stroot was the scone OF a
beautiful wedding WHOM Miss Alma
Wise. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Wise, became the bride OF
Oscar SamuelB. OF Baltimore The
ceremony was performed by Rabbi
Schwanenfeld. who recently came to
Harrisonburg from Baltimore. a large
number of out of town visitors. to-
gether With many friends OF the brides
family from town and county were
present at the wedding M
Tho bridesmaids were Miss lido
Samuels. of New York: Miss Olga
Loeb. of Staunton. and Misses Eva
klinge Stein and Beulah Loewner, both
of Harrlsonburg.
Norton Samucls. of New York a
brother OF the groom. was best man.
Tho ushers were Lawrence Loewner. of
Harrtsonburs; Gus Mctzger. Of Wood :
stock; Eugene Loeb and Maurice
Cohen. both of stanton.
The flows: girls were Alma Wise
and Blanche Ney. AS the bride was
mony was performed by Ilcv. Rabbi
/ Schwancnfeld.
Mr., and Mrs. Samueis left for Staun-
ton by automobile last night There
they Will leave over the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad for Norfolk, where
they will take the boat for Boston and
Maine. They Will make their home in
Baltimore.
| The out of town guests were Mrs.
Charlotte Samuels, Miss Ida Samucis
and Norton Samuels. of New York
City; Mr.. and Mrs. Engel. Mrs. Berger
and Miss Sadie Block. all of Baltimore
Gus Metzger. of Woodstock: Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Liebermuth, Miss Sarah
Rosenbloom all of Richmond; Miss
Frances Rosenbaum and Miss Goldie
friedman, of Roanoke; Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Cohen. Mr.. and Mrs j. EN-
inert, Misses Sophie and Gussic Switzer.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Loeb, Miss Olga
Loeb. Eugene Loeb. Miss Flora Barth.
Miss Fannie Strouss and Mr.. Vein
berg. all of Staunton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-16
WILL PAY INTEREST
State Will lie Ready with Her $500


State VIII lie Ready with Her si.0,-
400 on July 1.
There is no doubt whatever that tho
State VIII be fully ahle TO meet the
semi annual interest on the State
debt when it falls due on July 1 ac-
cording 10 a statement made yester-
day by State Auditor S. r. Donohoe.
The city and county treasurers are
settling up rapidly, and, although
they have until July 10, under the
law, to complete their settlements.
more of them are evincing desire to
close their accounts for the year Al,
once. G
The amount of interest to be paid
will be close TO $4,000. 1t varies but
slightly from time to time, due to the
occasional discovry or loss of an old
bond. The bonds held by the sinking
fund draw interest like those omtstand-
ing, and this interest is used to buy
more bonds. Therefore. the amount OF
bonds purchased by this fund does not
at this time reduce the sum or In
terest to be paid.
The Auditor believes there w;;l be
no occasion 10 borrow money during
the dull period this year or TO ask
any person or corporation to advance
tax payments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-16
WILL CELEBRATE
ON JULY FOURTH
Swanson, Mann and Others to
Speak at Cornerstone
Laying.
Special 70 me TImes.plspa,ch.l

IL
fredericksburg. Va, June l5.-Prep-
arations for the Fourth OF July cele-
oration here In connection with the
laying Of the cornerstone of the new
administration building of the Fred
ericksburg State Normal School. are
nearly completed. Among the speakers
will be United States Senator Claude a.
Swanson. Governor w. H. Mann, Su-
perintendent of Public instruction J..
D. Eggleston and Professor C. c..
Maphis, of the State Educational De-
partment. The Grand Lodge of Ma
sons is to be present, and will lay
the cornerstone assisted BY Fred
ericksburg Lodge. No. 4. and most of
the lodges in this. section of the State
viii be present and participate There
will be a parade from the centre of
under the command OF Colonel e. D.
Cole. chief marshal. and Captain NJ. B.
Rowe, assistant marshal.
Miss Hattie B. Hay has returned to
her home here from Liberty. Mo, where
she has been teaching in the Liberty
School for Women for many years She
has decided to retire and occupy her
home in this city. Miss Hay has been
teaching regularly Tor forty-two years,
being principal much of the time. and
has been connected with some of the
larger institutions during that time in
different parts of the country.
S. c. Combs, who was quarantined
in Washington. having developed a
case OF CHAMBERS caused by the bite of
calf on his farm in stafford county,
whose case attracted widespread at
tention among physicians and the pub
lie generally, to the surprise of every
one survived and was this weak re-
leased from the quarantine.
During his illness his Wife. who was
trained nurse. care1 for him, and
some of the Washington specialists
made special study of the case. Mr.
and Mrs. Combs arrived here last
evening, and left for their home in
Stafford county, where MIR. Combs
will recuperate with the hope of fully
recovering his health. He is itiil weak,
and has not entirely recovered his eye
sight
Professor A. B. chandler, Jr.. Of this
city. has returned from Lignum, in
Culpeper county, where he delivered
the address at the closing OF the High
School.
A delegation, composed of Captain
John n. Tabb and w. G. Burlee, OF
folk, was here yesterday comforting
with business men in reference to the
proposed electric railroad from York
town to this city. They stated they
would have no difficulty in securing
rights of way They will return later
and appear before the Business Mems
Association in behalpo OF the line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Herman Record of
Livermore Falls. Maine, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Marguerite Record. to Lawrence B.
Whitehouse, formerly of this city. now
OF Lynchburg. Mr. Whitehouse is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Whitehouse,
of this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-16
READY TO nEGIN moan wonk.
Convict Force Arriyes-Chuthnm High
School to he EnlnrEch.
Ispeclal % 'rhe ! Imes DIspaleh. /

Especial to The I lines Dlspat ch
Chatham, Va, June 15-The con :
Wet road force to be used on con
structlng the macadam road on the
west side of Chatham arrived Tuesday
and was taken to tho camp about one
mile from the depot. Work ON the
road will he commenced at once The
Board of Supervisors agreed TO build
two miles on the east side and ono
mile on the west. on both sides the
road to commence at the corpora ton
line. The town Will contribute several
hundred dollars.
The brick work on the new south
dormitory Of the Chatham Episcopal
Institute Will be completed this week,
and large force OF carpenters will
bn at once put to work. The nuthori-
ties hope TO have the building ready
for occupancy by the opening of the
next session. which will be in Sepiem-
Der.
The authorities of the Chatham
Training School are now having a
water system Installed Rev. T, n.
Sanford. recently elected headmasto:.
to succeed G. r. Warren. has accepted.
ard Will have full charge of the school.
Ground has been broken and mate
rial put on ,he site for cnlarSing Tho
Chatham High School to cost about
$4,000 whom furnished. r. j.. Haynes
has the contract. and s.he building conf
mitteo. composed OF members OF tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-16
DATE SET FOR HEARING
crand Frnterniss'. Appeal WIN Come

Grand Frnternity's Appeal VIII Come
UP on June 80.
The State Corporation Commission
has set the case of the GrnnI F'rater-
nifty. on appeal from a deeis or OF the
Commissioner of insurance. Cor hear
ing on June ~ This concern has SUI
fcred revocation OF It's license by
Commissioner Joseph But.ol. and 1t
objected. 1t has several times declined
to permit representatives OF t!c de-
partment TO eNumine lis books. IN
the plea that the sort 81 discrimination
demanded does not come within the
purview OF the lay of Virginia cover
ing the subject
Rules have been issued by the COM
mission against the Woodstock Iron
and Steel Corporation and the Illinois
Surety Company for failure to make
reports of business, as required by
law. Hearings Will he given on
June 81.
The vi Hey Turnpike tollgate case
comes up on June % while the rate
matter of the Richmond and Chcsa-
peakc Bay Railway is scheduled for
June IS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-16

VII oeneht others, as II has me, after DR..
and others could do nothing for me-" (Signed)
Miss Lu Johnson, 1923 Ninth ST. N. W.
washington. D. c.. April 3. 1910.
In a later letter Miss johnson adds: "The
trouble began with an eruption under my
knees, and extended upwards toward my
waist. until was not able to sit down.
i kept constant itching and burning ali
doctor but he could do me no good after
DO not know how many medicines he gave me,
and then told me / would be compelled to
60 to IS skin specialist which POSITIVELY
made up my mind 10 try Cuticuru REM
edies, and tried Cuticura Pills, Ointment
and Soap, and was entirely cured OF the Itch.
Ing three days after l started using them
Inc healing took about eight days. con.
slider Cuticurn Remedies marvellous, and
would recommend them everywhere. hope
everyone suffering from any skin disease viii
try Cnticura, for il is mine forevermore"
The Cuticura Remedies afford the speedlest
and most economical treatment for skin
and scalp troubles Sold throughout the
world. Potter Drug & Chem. Corp, solo
Props, l39 Columbus Ave. Boston, Mass.
as-Mailed free samples OF Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. with 32-p. book on skin treatment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-16
Social and
2 ersonal
n OYERNOR AND MRS. WILLIAM
NJ HODGES MANN. Lieutenant

n oyERNoR AND MRS. WILLIAM
NJ HODGES. MANN. Lieutenant
- Governor and Mrs. j. Taylor
Ellyson. MIR. and Mrs David c. Rich
z ardson. Dr.. and Mrs. Russell Cecil,
Judge and Mrs. Edmund LWaddill, Jr,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. L.. Lewis and others
from Richmond and Virginia will at
tend tho silver wedding anniversary or
President and Mrs. Taft at the White
House on Monday. This reception will
BIO one of the most brilliant In the his
tory OF executive entertaining
Lenres for Lexington.
Mrs. Ben Huger and children. ac-
companied by Mrs. Juliet c.. Keith.
Of Cathedral Place, loft yesterday
morning for Lexington. Va. Mrs.
Keith will be Joined there by Judge
James Keith. and will be present at
the commencement exercises OF Vir-
sinia Military institute. Cadet Morson
Keith is q member of the graduating
class there this year
1mit
Miss Rosalie Lawrence Mccormick
OF Berryville. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Marshall Mccormick, and Horace
Gilbert Smithey. of Washington were
married Wednesday in Grace Gps-
copal Church. Berryville. reception
followed at Rose HILL" the beautiful
Mccormick home
Df Interest Here.
Says Baltimore, per:
# "Mr. and Mrs. John e. Deford,
whose marriage took place in Rich
mond on June 6. are now at Maria
gansett. where they arc staying at
the Maasa soft Hotel. They have their
motor car with them. and are taking
motor trips along the coast. MI. and
Mrs. Deford will sail on June 81 by
tho Lusitania for England. where
they will visit MIR. Deford's sister and
brother-ln-law. Mr.. and Mrs. ". S.. G.
Williams. and later will travel on
the Continent"
Wood Gardner Nuptiuls.
One of the prettiest OF the June
weddings was solemnized Wednesday
at the home If the brides parents Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Dent. IN Colonial
Avenue. Norfolk. when Miss Josephine
Samuel Gardner becaH.- ~ bride OF
A. J. Wood, Jr.. OF Norfolk The ccrc-
mony. which took place at In tho
afternoon. was performed by the Rev.
Father Waring. The rooms were most
artistically decorated for the occasion
In palms. ferns. pink roses and pink
swcetpeas. The bride. wearing an
exquisite gown or white satin. en-
treine. trimmed In hand embroidery
and seed pearls, entered with nor sis
ter. Mrs. George L. Snyder. OF Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-16
Stcyvart--Hnrris.

Special TO The Times Dlspatch.l
charlottesville, Va, June l5-Zeno
Clay Stewart. of Little Rock. Ark, a
student In the law school of the Uni
fersity OF Virginia for the past ses-
sion and Miss Mavis Harris. daughter
OF Captain G. E. Harris. a conductor
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
We're married last evening at the
brides home, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. Gilby C. Kelly. d. D.,
Of the First Methodist Church. S. A.
Gibbs, of Stanton. uncle of the bride,
was best man. The bride was given
away by her father. I he groom is a
eraduate OF Millsaps College. Miss.
After a trip to Chicago. Lexington
ky., and New Orleans. Mr. and slrs.
stewart Will go TO Little Rock, where
the groom Will practice law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-16
election OF Town omccrs.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

: q It9PEVIdI 90 I II6 I lIleS- DISpu(C n
Big Stone Gap, Va, June l5-In the
election for town officers held Tuesday
s. p. Fleenor was elected Mayor. G.tE.
Giily. Sergeant; Patrick n. Barron.
Town TreaSur and the following
men were elected Councilmen: ohn W.
Captain Henry Taylor, D. u. Parsons
and J. Fl. Mathews The vote for the
$4,000 school bonds for the Big Stone
Gap District, No. :. to erect colored
school building. was passed by Il ma
jority of 81. s. P. Fleenor defeated
w RI. Horton, the present Mayor, who
has held the office for Ave terms, by
a ma jority of ca.