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Petersburg, VA., July 5. — The body of Elbert Robinson, colored, aged eighteen years, formerly of Chester, H.C., was recovered from the Appomattox River last night. Robinson, with several companions, went bathing in the river on Monday night. Robinson, through fear, failed to report the drowning until last night, when Robinson's father threatened to take steps regarding the premature disappearance of his son. After the boys had told their story, the river was dragged, and the body recovered.

In the Police Court this morning, Chandler Hurt and Samuel Lewis, negroes, were sent on to the Hustings Court on the charge of highway robbery. The two men were accused of holding up Arthur Hives, a negro, and robbing him of $42. Hives identified both of the men and said they had beaten him and taken his money from him.

Interfere With Conductor.
Lafayette Robinson, Thud Walker, and James Brown, colored, were before the Police Court this morning charged with interfering with a conductor on the Appomattox Electric Railway in Ratford. Robinson was fined $10. Walker was sent to jail for sixty days, and Brown was sentenced to fifteen days in Jail.

Chandler Hurt and James Brown, colored, were before the Police Court this morning charged with interfering with a conductor on the Appomattox Electric Railway in Ratford. Robinson was fined $10. Walker was sent to jail for sixty days, and Brown was sentenced to fifteen days in Jail.

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CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA., July 3. — Henry M.  Hchnabel and Miss Beatrice M. Cummings, of this city, were married today at the home of the bride's parents, the ceremony being performed by Rev. T. A. Rankin, of the Catholic Church. Harvey Cummings was best man and Miss Nettle Harlow was maid of honor.
Curried Concert led Weapon. 