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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-01-03
South and west

CHARLES +. MAYER has been elected
PRESIDENT OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road.
w. w. SMITH, Associate Justics OF the Su-
Rock.
THOMAS AxwoRTHY. tho ~defauIting City
treasurer Ct Cleveland, Ohio, has settled
with the city through an arrangement in
Lrndon, by which he agrees TO pay $50. 900
10 the city, and turn over ais property in
America in full settlement.
The census returns show the population OF
Texas to be 2,025,O 600, an increase of &c. 81
Der cent. since 1880. The increase in Kansas
sS'.S5 per cent. and Nebraska "a per cent.
OFFICIALS of the Calumet and Hecla copper
nnlnes at Marquette, Mich, pronounced tho
IRE IN Shaft No. 3 extinguished. 1t started
exactly a month ago.
THE wreck OF a construction train on the
Arames Pass Railroad, near Houston, Texas,
resulted in the death OF three men. Four
otner men were seriously injured.
THERE is n diphtheria scare at Unionville,
Iuscoln County, Mich, twenty-five cases,
with ten deaths, being reported. Public
meetings OF all kinds have been discontinued,
allowed in the streets.
AT ParaEould Station, Ark, Officer Bryan
vas detailed to serve a warrant on John
Williams, an Illicit liquor dealer. Williams
@eslsse1 arrest, and during a running fire
succeeded In mortally wounding Byran and
ms Two assistants. Williams was also
fatally wounded.
IKE mother and two children OF Martin
hegna were burned to death near Hunting
ton, W.. Va.
The boiler OF Emmettis spoke factory hurst
NJ columbus, Ind, instantly killing four men
ana severely in%Jurfng several others.
The raisin crop Of California is estimated
at SO4,OOO boxes of twenty pounds each.
The large six story picture frame and
moulding factory of l. A. Strobal& Co.
oinclnnati, Ohio, took fire shortly after
rire Department was called out Jerry
bray, captain OF Fire Company No II
went down with the fifth hoor Tbon n fell
IN and persisted. One wall fell and buried
fifteen fircmen-
JOHN ANDREW JOHNSON, colored, aged
nineteen, has been hanged at Crockett, Texas.
three thousand people. mostly colored, wit
extreme penalty of the law.
A TERRIBLE ARRAY between the French
and Eyersole factions has occurred ut Hind
man, KY, during which four men were as
saSinated who were witnesses against the
Trenches in a murder trial.
A CONSTRUCTION train on the Arizona and
southern Railroad, with some sixty Inborers
on board. jumped TIE track near a coke
siding and rolled d>vgn a high enhancement
killing. eight CT the men and wonnding sey.,
eTal others.
SOME fends by exploding dynemi,s pnde-
q store at Wichita, Kan, killed two persons
a BOILER burst near Frankfort. Ind. and
killed two men.
HEBNANsvILLE, Mich. alumbaring sa.,l,
ment OF about 400 inhabitants. las 6een
totally destroyed by fire. There is orsat
usueSS among the homeless peop!e on &C
count Of the cold weather.
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The Seized Vessel Delivered over
TO the Unitod states Authorities.

DCaECN NDATUA ONON
TO the United States Authorities.
Advices received in New York report the
arrival Of the United States war ships Ca
lena and Yautic at Hayti, and state that
the steamer Huytian Republic was handed
over 10 the United States authorities as soon
as the vessels appeared at Port au Prince.
The Haytian Government, it is reported,
had been informed that the men-of- war were
on their way to that country and had done
all they could to facilitate the passage OF tho
seized steamer from Haytian TO American
hands.
The vessels anchored in Port au Prince
Bay and the Haytian Republic was imme-
diately given into their custody. The two
United States vessels then fret a
salute Of twenty-one guns in honor
OF tho island and withdrew with
the steamer. The people OF Hayti were
much averse TO giving up the steamer
and are extremely hostile Co the
United States As the people there
have little idea OF the power Of tbs
States, they believe they could blow the
whole American navy into a cooked hat with
one Of their funny little ferryboats, which
they call men-of-war.
General Legitime has been unanimously
elected President, and il Is quite probable
that he will in n short time nave complete
order restored on the islard.
lit was thought that England would take the
part OF Hyppolite, but the decisive stand
taken by the United States has banished
such a hope among the insurgents.
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u.t1n of zanzibar rproufIv o~-Iorag
y Dtie -olng otfour uotivrs vro hal had no
"t"I thc 9nenc8 was execute I'D ne D1b.
street with clumsy brutaftv. and ~.
l1.ifs were ailowoi to Die ip tna .treete until
q Snow storm lasting two DAYS prevailed
~ ne northern part n New BRUNSWICK
ihb Counte Costa was stabbed II, dostb
~ p Garage 90 tlorence. itsIg By a fer
tt.n ~ ne army, who then comm fao sY|
'ioe ~ shooting himself with "a revolver
18E hamoang under Mafaafa have syo.
.eelea p capturing Ire prI uoIpal portion 81
efna aiier n long battle with 'Tamaaersss
iofcfs lhe losses include 100 KILLED ond
several hundred wounded
inHD SALISBURY. Premier o. FngIarf Il,
speech nid the Ministry bad 30 intention
~ enlanRilng The country in "a new Eoudao
iition tue they oou "a not abandon
r,akin. The English. IgFrta md Tur1isI
-iIi@ were nnaulmou. y of opinion that
npakin must not TO abandoned
fHEFfDETf Ls0lTIH1 cont nu-s ga ro,,e-
ln ilayu and q majority Cf taa POOLE recgv.
hi1e ne authority. Tho ftc.frafton or ~.
country h considered Or hr.F Tub.i.
~ niou sDpForist Government .n fLr mai
the capture of fho steamer Untfan
i'epnDlf ltla ied fIaf sta pfn. rnfesvor.
~ r41 PIE olonkale when overloaded
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PROMINENT PEOPLE.

GEEERAL HARnrsov is a skilfu1 hunter.
JOHN SHERMAN carries S35O,OOO in policies
on his life.
TUE Empress Of Austria is soon to visit
Now York.
CYRUs vs.. FiELD has almost wholly with
drawn from business.
Dr.. JACoHa. who attends Robert Gar.
rett the millionaire invalid, gets g5 a day.
EN-GovEBNoE BERRY, OF New Hampshire.
e. ninoty-two years Of ago, but is In vigorous
health.
CoLoNEL buffalo BILL COPY has been
- sed 20 the dignity OF General Of Nebraska
Militia
Mr.. HE@nrRNsrFIV. the President OF the
Swiss Republic, died from the NAL treatment
Of % corn.
MRa ELLA WHEELER wilcox and Mrs.
Frank leslie are 90 be among the winter
visitorsat Washington.
Msnr. CAnsor. tho French Presidents
VIE, is leading tho way for tho extensive
patronage Of IRISH lace.
kfSo KALAKhUA.o or the Sand ich Islands,
expected 70 reach va hingtOn in time for
the Presidential Inauguration.
~. ~ LEssEps has inst entered upon his
elHhty-iourtn year and seems % loee none
OF nia extraordinary physical figor.
IHEhE is Little hope That tho Empress OF
Russia VIII recover from tug nervous shock
caused by the recent railroad accident
REAR ADHfRhL r. q. BUCE, United States
Navy, 90 present iu command Of tho North
atlantic s}uadron,w viii h. retired next month
on account OF age
PRKsDEET CARTER, Of Williams College.
has q great record as O. begQar. Ho has
raised since Boz became President Of the
college about 10000.
CmgF JCsricE FULLGn. o. the Supreme
Court H very nervous. and when be d. or
tno bench he d. always twiriiun hts nous
hehe on folding pieces Of paper
MoUntrEG o. OF long duration in tho
Queens house Iu England. Victoria will not
rte8ivo any state guests for one year after
tNe aeata DI fiHDef0f Frederick.
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The Insurgents Under HyppoIito
Defeat the Army Of Ieefffuo

DeIeat the Army OF Legitimo.
a battle has boon fought in Haytf. and re-
suited in favor Of the northern army and ul,
utter routing Of the forces under Le0itimo
The conflict took place 90 Mirs CaIaia which
p thifty miles inland from Port au Prince
Hn4 ninety miles south ~ Cape Haytian
pc exact date ~ ttc battle wac MOI gyo,
uub D. I8 supposed To have taken Mac a.
uay before the Haytian gunhoafe weJ,
tneir last attempt % b0mb4rd rgt.
haytien General Hyppolto advan~eJ on ~,
tp"9 carly in the morning and duripy
we forenoon diminishing took place wtfho.g
etiou9 i0e5 % either side. But oqrfv 4, 49,
afternoon The Northern army rloeed Ia 49,
M anced na solid body. firing as thev oamo
Altef p short but decisive battle. durlog
Mhich q number were killed AMI vyoundof
sle army otthe South gave way and fnauy
hea ~ great disorder. some 81 them Throw
w away their brand new Winchester rec.
hyppoite then took possession o. the town
wnieh Dc strongly garrlsoreI Tine wounded
Dl potn sides we're thou looked after ami ~.
tftns ~ the defeated Southorners gof6oraI
Pr TOT fgturr use bg HyppoHfeq rold ~
pc dead soldier were buried near ~. c.gI
~ Dattie every clrtridge belle bong Hrst ~
TO is reported that four cabro5 wo,.~
NV Eeen received from Paris efafIng fFsf
.le french -1ofernment refused 81 rrccyrile
veg time as the bead OF The ProvirIonnl f.oo
frtuept ~ hayH
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
Eastern and NftddIe States.

JOHN NJ. DoREMUs, tho murderer Of his
son; has beon banged in the Jail at HScken-
sack, n. J.
JoHN BEIJoN, aged six years, oud BERTHE
ing through the ice at Curtsis's pond, near
worcester, Mass.
NAVIGATION on tho Delaware and Raritan
Canal has closed for the season.
Miss SUSIE MoNRoE KING, a s~ixteen-year-
Old school girl. of New York City, has com
United suicide by taking poison.
A BOY named Hunt was drowned IN n
father.
Asa and William Mechon. aged six and
niteen years respectively, broke through tho
ace at providence, II. l., and were drowned.
Tux official test OF the new United States
Eonooat yorktown at Philadelphia was sat.s.
factory.
OLIVER DITsoN. tho famous music pub
fsocr, has died at his homo near Boston. lie
bad been III for some time.
FIRE in Lynn, Mass, destroyed the p.
lennox morocco factory: a four-story
wooden building i'm the rear, occupied by
Harvey Brothers. morocco manufacturer
ora the adjoining two story wooden build
ing. Five dwellings were badly damaged.
Inc total loss by the fire is estimated at
THE Presidents OF most OF the prominent
railroads OF tho country, representing about
x,oOn,OOO,O 600, at IA meeting in New York.
signed an agreement to restore aud maintain
freight rates, which have been in n disor-
Kanized condition for a long time, and have
resulted in great losses to the roads.
jon I. TRAIHoR, n railway employe in
Hoboken, n. j.. threw himself before a loco
tive and was killed, rather than allow IL to
simply cut of his leg.
Henry d.. ScBooNMAKER, n prosperous
young business man. killed himself and
wounded his wife fatally, at their home, in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
MRS. KowoLsxI, OF Port Kennedy, Penn,
was accidentally shot and killed by her
daughter at their home.
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LIVE STOCK.
Movements and Prices at the Central
Drove Yards. Fest Liberty.
CATTLE

AAAAAEs
The supply Of cattle h1s been light ard tho
market ruled very slow at a decl NJ Of 15c t.
g5c per cwt, and not al soil. We give the
following rs ruling prices for th5 week,
Prime, 1900 TO / 500 lbs. 81 60 to 4 90: good.
LOO to 1,4OO lbs So 90 to- %; goon, 1.OOj
TO 30 lbs. So p 20 8 80; rough, fat. LOO to
1900 lbs, 50 p 10 3 80; stockers and feeders.
500 TO 3d.; TT COWS, bulls md
hcifers, 81 90 90 $50; fresh cows nnd
s%pringeTs, $50 90 TO 40 90 per head
SHEEP.
The receipts Of sheep this week have Teen
highland the demand only fair. The lamb
market Is only f1ir; common 20 medium hard
70 sell, while go d fat sheep arc in demand
We quote ms follows; Prime Ohio and lodi
ana wethsrs, 40 TO 100 Wounds "a G5 to 81 S.:
good wsthors, % % 100 pounds, "a % to
81 5Ji far 70 good mixed, s. SO 90 p1unda.
50 30 20 s3 1j; cJmmo1 10 fair, 40 to SO
pounds 81 30 to S8 co; prime lambs75 to 90
pounds, S. 90 20 60 90 fair 60 good. so to G5
pounds 50 rs 20 s. 2j: Veal cllves. ITO to I4O
pounds, s. so t. 50 %.
Ho0s.
Tho supply Of hogs on Monday wnq liybt
ond the market &c i've aud al sold. Yester.
day and to-day the receipts are light aud de-
mand only fair ON g0ot holvy, whil8 light
weights arc in q smand aud selling IOo Der
cwb higher. The outlook at proIeat Is favor
able. The market COsod hrm t0. day az tho
FOLLOWING quotations: Pnil1delphiag. s. I'd
- s. 10, Workers. e. IS 20 g. As: common 10
tair heavy Workers, s. 20 TO IS 3D.; rouzhs
e. D % e. 90.
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INAUGURATION preparations are pushed
forward briskly in Washington. Accomoda-
tions have already been provided for %, 900
visitors and $50, 900 subscribed for general
expenses. They say the fireworks will be
{unu,anca
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Afarmer in Monterey County. Cal. 10
preparing 70 SOW l6, 600 acres with
grain this wiuter. lie is TO use sixtz1
eight eight.horso plows, it Is said,
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BOSTON There has been o quiet market
Tor woods; sales of oil Kinds have boon only
S,la3,V0 pounds Foreign and domestic prices
have ruled very strong and no Grange in
price, can De reported. III OIio aud Pen0syi,
Vnuia heoc g there have bo5n sales OF - at
~ ~ BE. Xxx % above OF 8j 10 Sc: No. 4
~ ~ % 5t; Hichig1n wool hfs sold ata33 70
osHc for X; 8lto 53. Tor N1. T.. outsi l8 prices
DO mnny cas- g roidily Obtiiue1 C0m5lng md
dolaino selections Sim ard meet with n fair
demand No selling at 53 20 SOC; Ohio fine
Colaino. go To- Sic.
PmLADELrTuA-WoI qliet nni prices
finn Ohio, Ponueylvanil Gni West Virginia
Xxx end above. 80 % 8Go; x, 83 to -: me-
dunn, 53 70 4lct cD1rse, 80 20 BJs; New York,
Michigtn, Indian1 and Western fine or x
ana Ky, 81 % BE, medium, 31t180c; coarse.
~ 90 Use, 81 bel washed delniuo, y aud Xxx, 80
90 63c mojium waslod cYmbing and n laiuq.
Al 20 43Lc; coorse do, go ~ f0s; Clnadt
Wsehol c0mbiug. 80 g. 8ic; tnb washed. 85
~ 4ec medium uuwnshei c)niblnr and de-.
jaime, 30 70 BE clo-aed DO. Sd fo Bic. r. sfcra
oregon, l1 t0 Hff Valiog Oregon, ~ 10 zoe.
NeW Mexican aud Colorado 10 % 22c.
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southeastern .nrnr ui NV VI ri
90. f. 2jU IA les IN cNtrrrn, 'n.ti
AID leo IN cNircHc b"c th, aii''
contains 24.Iji spur III he's.
divided. from north 80 II. bN
the liip Pcc"~. 81 iinl,pr AN >trrtI,
which receive, wititn III cpunt,
LuHiciuu> trihuuar'zs "rl>,u1 III Ia,
cast side II the Grca; Range.
The western pare %. tn. count,
is divided by mountains. IrcaIv
known as the GIlllni>. Jicarilla.,
Carlos. Sierra HlHnc'S. Nc. ali
portions "t the Great Mountain
Rang dividing eastern NcN ,icN
lea. The peaks ~ these ranges
vary from Galinas and Jack'>
Peak, about 5000 feet, I" CariIn.
300. Nogal, 10000, ami Slcrri
i anco. l2.O)O.
The popul 'ti"n Of the county
WAS 5000 ia lSSj. now about 5000
The towns other than White Oaks.
ar" Lincoln, San Patrico. Pichaco.
Weed. Drwlrn's Mil. Gtlcna. Ros-
well. s ven Rivers. Thrc. Rivers.
y INTO, N"gAl, Persons aud Look
on.
~
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Miguel county, (cOM.a Mig II
important ,iiy ut Las Vegas. an,.
more than tour times the ruptla-
linn vt our cuuntyD was the - y
one when ,Ncccdtd Lincoln u,
wealth las. YER. Total raXal ON
I r ali p,T osg. Is bat II - pen
500. T. mnll finances e l. III
ishing. II Il the small debts ~ asi
Years are being rapid Y paid from
he surn IL ut ti,c prcsv.t
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''
@uuu cnu be raised at such
ali elevations. Tnc experience OF
t',r lat CAaS. F'r;'z demonstrated
MAT Lincoln county will produce
ia abundance all the northern
ruit.. TIE agricultural interest is
'lr.aly Important. and growing
END rin"ni, show that in most
u"rtiun> - t. q county crops can b.
raised without irr,gnfi"n.
Mue> wrrr first discovered il
he equity III 1864. Nothing was
lone in the way of mining until
1879 Hrcausr "t lac. of capital
rnd Hist ne. IT. IN CONS %unicati"n.
lac mining industry lansui>I.r'i I'M
N 1854 Now the ?r" lurt of y"
~! ma Nhi'e N:,'s districts is nn
m. ur'. nj I.art "t the t"a' gold
.ruaIuc ION OF The Territory NV
Nrvi~'. and the pr"-p Ct Is that
at production Will be trrbicl II
-
I e heat is not g"c.t in Sum
nlcr nor j. tlu. cold excessive or
luug continued in winter.
Oar ,'~opIr are refined. cnl'ivat
ed. open. h">litahlr. arl sincere
.Nro e coming to cast hts lot Will
- need fear the lack "f society. II
,much H. it is ~ acceptable ard
pleasing IL ANY that he left behind
str ngrr> are welcome. more than
wrl"nmr. if they come to settle
Nn.un ~
ne county has IN efficient Pub
Iir School system. managed 10y !"
County Sup 'rintcnd, mt. and tie
Directors ut twenty two school dis
%trirtS. Upwards of twenty nine eli
Client scir"lS were in oI"rtion il
lSSS. and tie number will bt
greater in lSS9. Public>cntImrn
iavors IL lchrral expenditure o
public money far cdncdtlnnai pur-
pnseS, an| private libcraIi,v can
be relied upon ia make good any
deficiencies. There arc 10 ''land
grants in Lincoln comfy; no
h"rr;d nctupus stretching out its
tontacle> to crush onr ucoplc: no
Chinese dragon to weaken honest
lad"r. Our every cItzcu is free
aud Il luvrr 81 freedom. Here
there is no alliance between rclig-
ion, petite, and manlinees. Man
i PRIVILEGED to worship God in
what form hy plcascs. or without
form, to vote what ticket lac pleas
rs, or d%i>iranchisr himself. The
lnn'> theory is our only touch
stone:
Rink il Int the guinea'S STAMP
Ard mans mau for a that
lac population - I'ucu,n oun
~ is mninly White
O7ks j. di>'iuctivcly an American
'own. We have room. and To
spare, for many thou-nn1 vet. of
''rucrS, m|erch"nls, artisans. man
uiarturcrS, mlnerS, prospcctors. and
ladies.
There is Il piece OF ground in
tins county for every lnhahit MT Of
the United N%tates. l00xl25 feet. or
tor each family in thrUnitcdSt ties
almost uu acrr and n halt. Or.
# he land OF this county snnuld
he distributed among all the pep
rlc Of tie world there woul.l he n
piece tor each man. woman and
child l0N50 feet, ar n L.. for each
family .5vlnO feet. the usual size
of Los \n 'clcs tuwn lot.
The voln1tion o',hc county is
upwards q! 5000, 600, an increase
4 lAA
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apH@ sn% = = sS@ sSmx SS DI,IHini ISs% Sf Pna y
u@fun ucssM w~uungA sundtD IA dtss b. 1hoeT pr NUNS ALI bs wndJ IN hr and D.
sn%tn s, Ism .. %n n nMlnm so. ss. sH..i4s sMIn nam: a % .,..TE.n. 3. .% stc w
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white Oaks & Lincoln Co.
1hs Ircaftd and Mprides "
the Uorl(.
lconda and E!ySi.
an Of tie Continent

White Oaks - n town IT about
1,2oO people, and j. situated az
Sec. 81, Town q. Rang. IL cast,ir
the western part of l.lur"ln onn'y.
N.ew Mexico. At the last general
election there were cast III the
town. 2a2 votes. wuilc the Regis
traiiou wa, :jiS. Durlng rae year
1875 there WI, expended III vari
Gus improvements upwards III
$500. 900. Tns distance from Car-
tht... "a the \ /. u > +. X r..
81 miles: los miles from S"c"rr );
on the main lin. 10 milrs from
ri l'a>o. i'cxN-. and 10 from Lin
coin. tine Cpu-tv scat The cis-
tan.s from Liberal. Kansas, the
term np, f'..r H9tk i>'.nd ~.v>-
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS.

Ron 81 bTn VAL.
\rriNrs from rod tibui. Thursdays. = pm
cave White tak., Mondays q. .......i IL u ~
NJ walls cl"-r 30 minutes before departure.
.'CtfSt"r,d letters and packages should br
"''l ON" hour h,flr departure of nuii,
ONCE np"n on S'in1t,s fruu 6 TO Q a.. u
Htt, d =. IN.
ELLA q. TiNONEY, p. VI.
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20

WANTED, TO RENT A FARM
w WITH TIE PRIVILEGE OF Buying II
TIE FUTURE. Must NOT Do moro than sixty
miles from Richmond. either ON the Richmond
end Allcghauy. Chesapeake nnd Ohio, or Rich-
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac railroads.
Adhre.a 4. B. O.. ~ east N avn sireet Sc s-2E
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do what he will be sorry for after the cleo
ton. You know what worker Malone ~.
mo, | do not think money can save nm
or that there will be much used by either
side except for necessary purposes.
HAaRrsoSs POLICY.
81 saw the President at Deer Park, and
he assured me that there were no appoint
ments being made in Virginia by his di-
rection or consent. He does not intend 10
make any appointments IN Virginia until
after the election. He declared II 10 be
his intention TO appoint the very best
class of Republicans in Virginia TO the po-
eitions in his gift. lie assured me OF tnis.
No patronage will not play any part in the
contest"
When alluded to the small postmasters
being appointed daily in Virginia General
GroncT hesitated. referred again 20 the
Presidents assurances, and SAID thoy
would not affect many votes and might 90
Malone as much harm as they would bene-
TT him by reason of the disanection OF the
disappointed ones. He did not think there
were any appointments being made likely
TO affect the contest very much one way or
the other.
When / was parting, with him, ! asked
him the direct question if General Malone
would be elected. lie fairly beamed with
pleasure when he said emphaticaly;
He will be beatenl"
Mr.. Park Agnew. who was then with US,
seemed toappreclate this remark, and SAID
al am sorry for the President. lie ought
to have kept his hands OF. In any event
YOU NAV say said so. He ought to have
let us alone in this squabble."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
HARDY-NELSON.
Worry Pretty Wedding at Chase City.
fCorrespondenco Of tho Richmond Dispatch.I
CHASE CRY. September -, 1889.

CHASE CITY, September -, 1889.
At the Episcopal church here this morn
inc there was assembled large and fash
ionable gathering OF our people TO witness
the interesting ceremony of the marriage
of one of our most prominent citizens.
Every preparation necessary TO add to the
joy of the occasion had been made. The
beautiful adornment of the altar with How
ers of rare and exquisite loyeliness was
especially attractive.
The parties were Mr.. Edward NJ. Hardy,
proprietor of the Mineral Hotel, and Miss
Alice Nelson, daughter of DR.. Robert {.
Nelson, of this town. The otiiclating
clergyman was the Rev. p. Nj. Boyden, rec
tor of the church.
As the bride entered the church leaning
upon the arm of her father the organ
pealed forth the wedding march. She was
preceded down the aisle by lovely little
girl bearing silver waiter with & proiu-
SION of flowers, and in the centre OF full
blown rose was the wedding-ring.
The bride was attrcd in gown OF terra
Gotta cloth, deliberately trimmed with
black velvet.
The couple was very stylish in appear
ancc. and went through the beautiful cere-
mony with wonderful composure and dig
nity. They left Immediately after the cere-
mony on the north-bOund train for Rich
mond, aud VIII continue their tour to
other cities South.