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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
The Ball Game To-Day.

The Staunton baseball team arrived In
Richmond last night. after short visit 10
Petersburg While In the Cockade city
the Hill-Cllmbers won two games from
the Farmers. When they captured the
last contest they succeeded IN whacklng
Sir william Quarles for ten hits.
The championship series OF three games.
which was played In Roanoke between the
Charlestons and Stauntons. resulted in a
victory for each team and tie game.
This afternoon at o'clock the two
clubs will meet again at Island Park.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
Louisville aud Nashville II. r..
CBy teIegraph 70 the Dlspatch.l }

IBy telegraph % the Ulspatch.J
LOUISVILLE. KY, October i.-The
stockholders meeting OF the Louisville
and Nashville railroad. held at noon to-
day. was the briefest one on record.
lasting only fifteen minutes, and there was
the utmost unanimity. The question OF
increasing the stock to s60.0000oO. did
not come up to-day. but is set for a
special meeting November Sth The old
board OF directors was elected. with one
exception. Henry Anthon, of New York,
being chosen in place OF j. S. Rogers
Of the Rogers Locomotive-Works,a at Pat.
erson. y. j.. who resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
KNIGHTS OF HONOR AT THE FAIR.
Ten Thoxsand OF Them Hold Exercises
and the sights.

Ten thousand knights of Honor had q
day NJ the Fair on Monday last. says the
Chicago Inter-O Ocean, and they came up
IN squads from nearly every state, had
speeches and music at Festival Hall. wore
badges Of red and " hlte and orange. went
around looking at the sights. and had
good time generally. An unexpected hitch
In the ARRANGEMENTS taterfered consider
ably with the indoor festivities. but that
didn't seem to make any particular DIFF
ference Music Hall had been engaged.
but at late hour the committee on
Ceremonies changed 10 Festival Hall. As
result the audience there was not nearly
as large az II would have been over at the
other place The bulk OF the crowd refused
to walk from tho peristyle to Festival
Hall
A. II. Garrett. Grand Dictator for
| Illinois. presided. On the stage were
Marsdcn Bellamy, ~ North Carolina,
Supreme Dictator Of the Order and orator
| of the day. A. H. Garrett. Grand Dictator
OF Illinois. and chairman; B. +. Nelson.
Supreme Recorder. A. o. Frutsch, Grand
Vice Dictator for Illinois. G. y. Ritz, OF
Mansfield. Ohio. II r. bay. Grand Re-
porter Of Illinois. ". IT, swan. President
of Union Council; J. + Donovan. of Iili-
nois a T. Stebbins. of Minnesota. Cap
tam L. Z. Mortons fdSt Gtahu DictaNor
for virginia: I. J. fIodson.
Grand Dictator Garrett. after brief
address OF welcome. said the palaces of
the White city werN greater and grander
than the ancient temple Of Solomon.
Mr.. Bellamy in his Grafton said no
regretted all Chicago was not present.
because they nryed had had demonstrated
| 10 them the good being done by the noble
knights OF Honor Twenty years ago Its
membership numbered but twelve men.
To-day IL has 1909 members. \ few
| years ago it's benevolence amounted to
only a few thousand dollars annually
Last year II paid out 100000. During
the short life OF the order II has dis
| trtbuted among the widows and orphans
all over this country the magnificent sum
| OF si5OO.OC0. The order IN frnternal as
we'll az benevolent There IL not member
| OF II who does not know that the corner
| stone or his obligation IL love for his
feilow-man. Is. f.. Nelson spoke also.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
WRECKED ON VIRGINIA BEACH.
Schooner AppieRarth Driven Ashore d
the eBrpakers-Crew Saved.
lsneclal telegram to the DispatchD

Especial telegram 10 the DiSpatch)
NORFOLK. VA, october 1.-The
schooner Appcgarth. Captain Younger
bound from Hatteras Inlet TO Baltimore
and loaded with lumber. got In the break
ers on the Virginia beach to-day and
went ashore. and was wrecked. The
crew were all saved hv the life-saving
people under Captain Payne, and cared
for at the Sea Tack Station. gale was
blowing at the time. and tremendous
sea running The cargo is pillng up on
the beach. and the vessel Will be total
In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
TERRIFIC GEORGIA 'CYKe.
II "Knocks All to Pieces" tho Little
Town OF Hogan.

By telegraph to the Dispatch)
LOUISVILLE. KY. October "A dis
patch from Atlanta. Ga, says: \ tornado
struck the little town Of Hogan. Ca
and knocked 1t all to pieces yesterday
afternoon. killing George Barnett, boy
and ininring seven others. Hogan is in
Tatnan county. fftv-fve miles from Sa-
vannah. Nine houses were demollshed.
Bales Of cotton were blown 9O yards from
the depot platform. The storm was pre-
ceded for FIVE minutes 10y rumblng
sound. The tornado's track was only two
miles long.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
pror.,,x T,an,fers.

Richmond: Mary A. Keii to Kitty d.
wife OF T.. A. Rose. 90 feet on east side
Fifth street, near Leigh. 1850.
jeremiah ID. Whitlock to Thomas j.
West. az feet on Twenty-seventh street.
northwest corner NJ. In exchange for prop
erty In Hanover county.
Henrico: Fairmont Land Company to
Thomas II. Dansey. 60 l-2 feet on Twenty
second street, northwest corner Q, 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
Captafn smith TO speak.

There will be big meeting OF Lee Camp
next Friday evening. Captain Wey)
James p. Smith. of Fredericksburg. for
merly OF General Stonewall Jackson
STAFF, will deliver an address. and a de-
nghtful musical programme will be rem
dered. The Ladies OF the Lee-Camp Aux
Hilary, OF the Hollywood Memorial Asso-
ciation. the Oakwood Memorial Associa-
ton. the Hebrew Memorial Association.
Pickett Camp, and the public generally
are invited TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
Railway 1t ike on.

By telegraph TO the Dispatch)
MEMPHIS. TENN. october tine
strike on the Illinois Central ana hazoo
and Mississippi Valley railroads mas oeeh
declared on The men VIII not De re-
ouired 10 handle Chesapeake anu ONO i,, a'ii
Southwestern cars. but these ears MI MI
~ hondled by the local authorities The
s,rike ON the latter road is still In force
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
-- Washed Overheard and Drowned.

I (By telegraph 10 me DIspdlVr'I
| SAVANNAH, GA, October f.-Captain
John Olsen. OF the Norwegian bark Bus
| cou, arrived here to-day from Yarmouth
and reports that on September 27th. during
a very heavy storm Charles Gradiey' the
first mate, was washed overheard and
drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
p..tb of M..s.ng.r Dnroe.

Messenger puroc. the great trotting sire.
Is dead. Mr.. Clay Chamblin received q
letter to this effect q few days ago from
Mr.. Charles Beckman. OF stcney Ford.
N. r.. owner Of the celebrated horse.
The Messenger Duroc strain Of horses.
Il 10 said. sell higher In Nav York ~
rosdstsss than any etAsr tAnlly of tset-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
NEGRO CONVENTION CALLED.
'iut'-oi-Order- Rai.ers" wanted
Hcigu Of Lynehers." &c.

tfalh 20 the Dispatch)
D., A. GA. October 4.-Bishop
. Turner. Of the Colored Metho-
.''.A. SIuth. has issued call
himself. and "by approval OF
''"N'nt and distinguished en-
t. Aidfessed 'To the colorsi peo-
..... tnited States. In anguish,
lt Tor convention 10 meet In
Co.,.. ~ ON November 18th, at ~
~ said national council is 10 re-
sass upon our condition, pa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
General Rosser to speak. /.

General Thomas L. Rosssr will take the
stump next Monday In behalf OF the Pop
ulist ticket. The Virginia sun, the STATE
organ OF the party. will to-day announce
several Appointments for him 10 make adj
dresses In the Seventh District He Will
make his opening speech at Woodstock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05

Would Won make your bride happy
Buy Of Sydnor & Hundley, Leaders In
Furniture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
Van Alen Approved.

By telegraph TO the Dispatch)
WASHINGTON, d. c., October 4.-It
Is understood that the Committee on For
eign Relations. at n meeting to-day, de-
cided TO make favorable report on the
nomination OF ]. J. Van Allen to be Am
bassador to Italy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05

ters lie was son OF the famous Ham,
blctonian.
The hest representative Of the Mes
senger Duroc strain tn this city IL Mr.
John Chamblins brown mare Gippy Pat
terron. dam Madaline. by Abdaliah star
srNr~i lar Nv riOror's r"e-'s-te"
Though she has never had N days
training. the mare can easily trot better
than three minutes on the road with two
in a buggy.
Mr. j. J. Sutherlin's fins colt Rebel.
which IL said TO be one OF the hand
soonest horses In the State. IL son OF
Glppy Patterson. and the mares hrst
,.... Ola aOf s,.UJ0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05


special 20 the AEc-Heral1 from a siarf
correspondent on the ground. says that
trouble has been brewing at New Decatur
since Sunday morning among the striking
worl,mon OF the Louisville and Nashville
Sunday a number Of men at work on
the Louisville and Nashville shops wont
into the city and were attacked by strk-
crs. \ petition. signed by the strikers
and merchants Of the town was prepared
and gent - the officials OF the road ask
ing them 90 allow the strikers to return
90 their places. with the ultimatum that.
I'm case Of refusal they would force their
way into the shops and drive out the now
men, or blow up the shops This being
noted. a request was forwarded 20 Gov
ernor Jones at Montgomery to order
troops 20 that point. Last night the Gov
crnor. in response 10 the request, ordered
Colonel l.. Y. Clnrk, OF the Second ReRi-
mcnt. TO call out the Birmingham CON
tingent. and await further orders
At 2fj O'Clock this morning five COM
panies. 100 strong boarded a special train
here, and left for the scene. All was
quiet when the troops arrived, but they
are detailed about the shops, with forty
rounds Of ammunition issued 10 each man.
\ large number Of strikers were around
the entrance OF the sheppard on the ar
rival of the troops. Their arrival, our
STAFF correspondent wires. was Il damper
on the strikers. and at this writing the
outlook is quiet
The local attorney Of the road has ap-
Piled for power Of attorney to swear out
warrants for the arrest of men VINO
carried banners in the procession or at
tempted 10 prohibit men from going 10
work In the shops.
MILITARY DEMONSTRATION EFEC-
TIVE.
MONTGOMERY. ALA, october s-lt
f. now hoped that there will be no dls-
turbauce Of public order arising out or
tho Louisville and Nashville strike a
special train carrying state troops LEFT
Rirmincham at 2.i5 this morning ana
went to Hartsell. remaining there snort
time They were then ordered To Deca-
tur. arriving there early this morning.
Governor Jones is I'm receipt of tele-
cram showing that there has been no
outbreak OF any kind. ana 1t Is thoueht
thorc will be none The presence OF the
military has apparently already hau
sautary effect, and has quleted any uIS
position among the turbulent element Oh
inc strikers tu engage ia lawlessncss.
ALL TROUBLE ENDED.
MONTGOMERY. ALA, october An
troutlo with the strikers has been qule''u
down. and Governor Jones has ordered
ito troops to return to Montgomery from
Now Decatur Everything Is now very
Ouiet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05

I will offer you to-day 200 boxes fancy
White Heath Peaches, 800 baskets choice
Grapes. and 80 boxes Pears at Second
Market
'Phone50J. GgOR0E B. BULL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
NOT HALF TOLD.
l,,s..,.f the storm at Mobils-Loss OF
life.

life.
.-,,h 10 the Dispatch.)
Ala. October 4.-The tale Of
... not been half told. Not
... ..lrly reports reach OF ad-
-.... and with ihem come
..... Z more lives sacrificed
..t. he storm-kiDg.
t..r county, which skirts the
... Mobile Bay from BiaNely
.- IA Jl-,nnce of forty miles.
Bon Sccours Bay to Fort
...cr of twenty miles. come
...4t destruction to property,
...fo has been no news OF
..... from tins direction. AT
-fructiOn wrought among
.t mrucntlne orchards ~ re-
.... been very great. and many
..,. swept away and gardens
arc unanimous that for forty
TINS shore the forests have
.tI 10 au extent unknown IN
tins section. Every steam
% and private wharf Was de-
tII the lighthouses. which
..I. ure gone. Parties who
... tDrm from somcot theSuiH-
.it. graphic DIES ,rlptiou- OF
....- ripped the plauNng from
... o-fh much more ease than
..-..I frOm % scam. and Wheu
... Ilu, their part IN the work
... il-.Wint took up the broken
... ..-l.l 10 aWav a. n ANXIOUS 20
... .t- urEuvefnaOic fury.
.. tlr devastation wrought
......t Baldwin county may be
-. r.. tact Tint there are fifteen
...... ..rs., the public road from
.-ltt seat. 20 the LphirN
.... 80 lance of fifteen miles.
tNu m les two hundred
... ...... U-re counted across the
..It t.r IoNlcVS. who also had
..iWar,Luuso at Spanish Fort
.T. tle hotel pavilion and
r..e ell. oak aud hickory cscaprd
raur, wharf Is swept away,
... ,.> feet dorp AT tue toot
..I when 10 supsldei IL was
...t now beach had been
ul'c below Howard's, at
.t half II the wharf has been
..... Ul several spans OF tho
rr gone.
t Nul,rj,c. farther south. ~
.- are al the rnc private
..L houses, while many oi
.- have been damaged,
.A.h.lc church that stood
tte hluE. two hundred
t.. water. was completely
tt.l 'ho highest point on
I4upco. Mexico, 10 Mont
lta. "a. Battles Wharf, the
.f-lcd and some thirty or
... aIul and roadway ware
ar.h.r south. Point Clear,
oi the South extends
Oboe bay. Ca TINS point
Ul.l Hotcl, facing south.
roar of ;he hotel "a
r,hwatd into the bay
"u,. the storm seems 70
ID delight III dcmollshing
.r tac waves even dashed
.-m c-s and crJss-beams,
.ui the caunt pllings 10
over che RUNS
'.at of the hotel was the
-,t. Which was also dcmll-
Nrcckage deposited on the
....-s.s Ia an front ~
..trIts broad galleries, pre-
target for the demon OF
f.. wonder is that plank
stands 20 tell the storS.
waves. which usually lap
.Wr, r.pples one hundred
... f a.. front OF the hOtel,
I..y roar over the verandas
"... lance against the doors.
"- rHn ~ the barred entry 10
.tj.ug prisoner. Ever ana
I'fs and pieces Of wfecka.e
i.i u1. 90 be used a. a bat
tlc waves.
'U and dobris are spread IN
aDtcl Some OF the galleries
"- have been swept away.
at to some, the dinlug-hall
'r.,,rly turned around. The
ruccs, owned by prominent
Nomllans aud located along
'lr shore south OF the hotel,
' 3D. have suffered mt ch dam
..at the loss OF all the small
"-'tYes. aud the lighthouses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05

Gas and Electric-C Chandeliers and
Globes. Now designs and low prices.
john BowEss.
No. 7 Governor street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
AUTUMN WEDDINGS.
HYMsN HOLDING HIGH CARNIVAL
THROUGHOUT THE STATsl
Miss Taylor. of Abingdon. snd Mr.. Harris.
of Bftstol-Terry-Tunsts
ams-Stark-Oiher Eyeats
lsrsclnl telecrnm to the nl.n,tchN

Especial telegram to the Dispatch)
ABINGDON. VA. October i.--The St.
Thomas Episcopal church OF this place
was the scene OF a most beautiful marri-
age ceremony at O'Clock this evening.
the Rev. Or. John J. Lloyd Of Lynchburg.
officiating. The high contracting parties
we're Miss Mary Taylor. one OF sbing-
don's brightest and pretuest young ladies'.
and Mr.. A. Il. B. Harris. Of Bristol. Va.
chief engineer Of the South Atlantic and
Ohio Railroad Company. The church.
which was most becOmingly decorated.
WAS crowded 10 overflowiug with friends
and relatives. Professor Eugene Parsons.
OF Sullins College. Bristol, presided AZ the
organ and performed his part in his most
fascinating style. The happy couple left
on the SO train for Richmond and other
eastern cities. The presents We're many
and were both beautiful and valuable.
Terry-Tunstaii.
Special telegram 10 the Dispatch)
LYNCHBCRG. VA, October 4.-Lov-
ingston the county-seat OF Nelson. was
the scene to-day at high noon OF the
most brilliant marriage ever Witnessed
In that quiet little village. IL was the
city. and Miss Corrinne Tunstall. The
church was beautifully decorated with
evergreens and howers. Rev. r. NJ. Car
son. rector Of ST. Paurs church, oiiiciated.
assisted by Rev Dr Hall. pastor Of the
PRESBYTERIAN church. and a wedding
march was performed as the bridal party
entered the church. The bride was at
tired In a handsome travelling costume of
blue cloth. The groom was attred in
conventional black. as wciv also 1he
ushcrs. Messrs. Gus Terry. Boothroyt
Taylor. II. NJ. Dingee. and Risque iiutter.
Mr.. Charlie owen was the best man. ana
Miss Sue Massie the maid of honor. The
wedding ceremony over. the couple took
the Midland train for this city and left
| later for the Worlds Fair and other
points of interest North and West.
WILLIAMS-ST
Westminster Presbyterian church was
the scene of pretty wedding to-day.
! The contracting parties were Mr.. Walter
NJ. Williams. a clerk of the Norfolk and
/ Western railroad. and Miss Essie Stark,
| daughter Of Mr. Boiling W. Starke. and
! "A charming young lady. Rev. Il. IL.
Fleming pastor of the church. oiliciatcd,
! and Miss Eliza r. Payne performed a
! wedding march on the organ as
! the bridal party entered the church. The
! bride entered on the arm of her father.
preceded up the aisle by the ushers.
! Messrs Robert Dirom, :. H. Franklin.
| T. B. Ferguson. =. V. Rucker. NJ. X.
| Duerson. Richard Hancock. Calvin Moss,
| and j. G. Williams. followed by the maid
of honor Miss Lille Stark. The groom
! and his best man. Mr. W. G. Thaxton'
met the bride at the altar. The church
was handsomely decorated with ever
greens and potted plants The happy
couple left for the Union Depot imme-
| diately after the ceremony, taking the
| Norfolk and Western train for chicago
| and the Worlds Fair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
MARI~EINT INTrLLIGENCE
HIGH TIDE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. october ttI

PORT OF RICHMOND. october eth.
81 ARRIVED.
Schooner Warren Moore. Crockett. KEN
nebec ice; Home Ice and Coal Company
Schooner Henry ID. May, rruitt. KEN
nebec; ice; Richmond Ice Company.
schooner Annie NJ. Estei. Jones. Baltis
more: kainit: Allison and Addison.
Schooner Mabel Phillips, New York;
SAILED.
Schooner TillIe q. Grouse, Gundze,
Washington via bermuda Hundreds; v~s-
sci. Curtis and Parker.
Schooner Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk; mercaan.
disc and passengers ana Sensrai cargo:
/. Weisiger, superintendent
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. Oct. 9Th.
03y telegraph 20 the Dispatch.)
ARRIVED.
British steamship Families Feruan-
Sci schooner Ida Lewis. Norfolk. Va
SAILED.
schooner Augustus Hunt. Bangor, Me-
schooner A. ~. Anderson. salem, Mass.
PORT OF WEST POINT October &th.
(By telegraph to the Daspatch.)
ARRIVED.
steamer Baltimore. Bennett Rsltsmors;
passengers and general cargo.
sAILnD.
steamer Bsltimors. Beanatt, un2(fmogo;
DesasnssSs ~ GeahE1 AfoA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05

Full stock-whOlesale and retail as
Hunter a. Co.'S 529 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
The Hopkins-Porter Wedding.

Especial telegram to the Dlspatch)
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, october =
/ Mr.. Randolph ID. Hopkins. OF Washington.
d. g., and Miss Grace Lillian Porter,
OF this city, were married at Christ tpis-
copal church here this afternoon. The
! bride IL the youngest daughter OF Mr. j.
w Porter wcll-known throughout the
State. and the groD n is prominent
young business man OF Washington. Mr..
and Mrs Hopkins left for the Worlds
Fair Immediately after the ceremony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
ASHEvlLLe'S SOCIAL EVENT.
The Foster-HiiIinrd Nnptisis-Bride ant
Maids Attired in Pure white.

Especial telegram 10 the DlspItchD
ASHEVILLE. y. G.. October this
evening at I o'clock, in the Central Me-
thodist church, Miss Love lilllilrd, OF
this city. was welded 10 Mr. Il. p. F0s-
ter. an OFFICIAL Of the Richmond and Dan
Vile Railroad Company here. The church
was densely packed and many were un-
able To get within the doors. % IL. Fos-
ter. brother of the groom. was the best
man. and Miss struggled. OF Waynes-
Vile. cousin Of the bride. first brides
maid There were five attending couples.
The bride and maids were richly attired
In white Rev. Samuel Hilliard. brother
OF the bride. performed the ceremony as
sisted by the pastor Rev. II. r. Crittz-
berg. The bride bore a large bouquet OF
pure white roses The maids carriednow-
ers. and the chancel was decorated with
tropical plants The bride and groom are
great social favorltes. The bride is -
Brilliant brunette. The pair leave to-mor-
row in d special car for Chicago and other
points.
Phfpps-Hs,zard.
Especial telegram b. the Dispatch)
ASHEVILLE, n. c., October 4.-Iast
evening at Beaumont, the summer resi-
dence OF Captain Miles Hazard, or
Georgetown. 5. c., the father OF the
bride. Miss Emily Trenholm Hazard was
welded TO Henry Ii. Phipps. Of New Jer-
7 sey. the Rev. A. Toomer. pastor. OF
Charleston. performing the ceremony. II
was a beautiful wedding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
soho,, Rocks ana school Supplies.

Mantels. Crates, and Thing. IN various
styles and low prioes, at
JOHN BowEss's. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
Pbiilip.' Dixesttbls Cocoa

Is a valuable substitute for tea or coffee.
IL nourlshes, while they only stimulate.
a superior drink for children and Tor
nervous and delicate women. IL Is diner-
ent from all other cocoas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
meherrin's Pretty Marriage.

correspondence VI wv h''f''N'''f
MEHERRIN, VA, October "A quiet
but pretty marriage was solemnized mere
to-day at . o'clock. the contracting par
ties being Miss Jennie T.. Wall and Mr.
Lamuel B Perklnson. The bride Is the
accomplished daughter of Mrs. V. y. r..
wall. and sister OF our townsmen. Messrs
Charles G., W. T.. and H. w. Wall The
groom Is successful railroad man.
having been connected with the Richmond
and Danvillc system over eight years.
The happy couple left for "a tour OF seve-
raj weeks. during which time they VIII
visit Washington and the Worlds Fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05

IL your back aches, or you arc all worn out,
good for nothing, tt Is general Debility. Baowse
IKOs BITTEKs will cure you, make you 1sooes
cleanse your liver, and give . sood sppssiss-
tones the nerves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
wash Weaver.

Correspondence of the DispatchD
OAK PARK. VA. October i-,liss
Vertna Weaver Of this county and MT
Wash. OF Orange. were married At the
residence Of the bride yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
L. & N. STRIKE TROUBLE.
Troops Ordered TO Decatur. Ala. to Pre-
vent RiotIng-No Outbreak Yet.

Wy t'itEiap1 W tHe DISpatCh)
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. October a.
spociai 20 the AEc-Herall from a siarf
correspondent on the ground. says that
trouble has been brewing at New Decatur
since Sunday morning among the striking
worl,mon OF the Louisville and Nashville
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05

Medical Books
al Hunter & Co.'S, 629 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
n,mhard,..ns p,even,ed.

Further Bombardt.snt Ffevsnteus
(By cable TO The Dispatch)
RIO DE JANEIRo. october THE
commanders OF the British. French, ltal-