Nansemond County-Suffolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Newspapers.....Mar. 13, 1900 

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          LOVE FINDS A WAY. 
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A Physician Run Down by a Laundry 
               Wagon. 
 SUFFOLK, VA., March 12.-Special.- 
William L. Cone and Miss Dora Saunders 
left Suffolk to-day for Gates county, N. 
C., for the purpose of marriage.  They 
arrived about sunrise from Isle of WIght [sic] 
county, their home, and took a train for 
Gates Station.  They had driven about 
twenty-five miles through the snow to 
reach Suffolk.  The elopement is a result 
of opposition on the part of Zochaliah [sic; Zachariah] 
Munford and wife, with whom Miss 
Saunders had lived. 
 Dr. William W. Murray, who formerly 
practiced in Baltimore, was run down to- 
day by a laundry wagon, whose horse 
had become frightened and broken away. 
He was bruised about the body and head, 
and was unconscious when picked up. 
No bones were broken. 
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       H. Clay Wiiliams.[sic] 
 SUFFOLK,  VA.,  March  12-Special.- 
Hon. H. Clay Williams, 62 years old, died 
Saturday morning, in Gates county, N. 
C., 21 miles from Suffolk.  He represented 
his county twice in the Legislature. and 
was formerly county commissioner.  A 
widow, five daughters, and two 
sons survive him. 
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["The Times" (Richmond, VA), Tuesday, March 13, 1900. p. 5, col. 4 
 http://www.loc.gov/chroniclingamerica/lccn/sn85034438/1900-03-13/ed-1/seq-5 
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