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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09
THE PANTY m GENERALS.

Received 1t Decasss. liIs-. With Great En-.
thusiasm Osse.sy rr-.sar..
Decatur. Oct. a-Gcncai Aigrr and his
party Of generals did not arrive in Drcs-
tur until . O'Clock last night, forty. Eve
minutes behind the time scheduled. They
were received by booining -ann.n and q
salutc from the Union vc.crsns' Rcpuh-
lican club NJ " old snidicrs drawn up In
line at the station. The generals wcr- III.
vidcd into two PARTIES. one rsrty rcinr 20
the Tabernacle I'M tho other to the Opera
house. At both places big audiences were
waiting.
Ex-Governor r. J. Oglcsiyy rr-.id~d ss
the Opera House. All the generals spike
Mt both places. The Speaking lasted Until
after II o'clock. Br'orr the GENERALS NJ.
rived there wss n parade with shout j.
So mcn in line. including eighteen 80.
ganizasions On foot. two cavalry clubs.
i've hands and niue drum corps. Con.
grcssmen Joseph Cannon. of Danvfiie.
G.. J. Lindley. of Grccnviiic. and y. ~.
Yates. Of Pike county. spoke nc Oakland
park In the afternoon.
Harrisburg. Ills. Oct p-Gcn~rsi Al.
gers party Of war generals were given su
enthusiastic reception nj Eld-rsda. eight
miles northeast of this city. yesterday
where their special tram stopped FOE about
thirty minutes. They were grcsied by m
immense throng estimated at isy00 or
ls,Oo people. with q DOZEN sic- club. and
. number 81 bssss hand. short sp~~-h~s
were msdc by John r. Tanner. Carpc~i
James Tanner and Generals Howard.
Aieer and ssckics In the order named.
After the departure of the Alsrr party
the nesting was continued with spScche.
by local orators
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09
LIVES LOST At ouAvAouil.
Nssy tespse ne ss sss trssses- t~s. N-s
Hssssnssed o. osa ors ysssa.

Lima. Peru. via Csiees,an. Tes. nj.
9Th. srcatarr a, ouayaquii. Ecuador.
10 believed 10 have been Of inrendiafg
origin. sorne arrests have been made.
Many people iass their lives during
the eonasxrstsrn ard iosses sre non
estimated al %. ese. eee sarues ass. coo,
ono. The popuiarc BE- fursous ~ is
demanding Inc rfomrt punishment al
the guilty.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09
BRYAx.s rRIr runoren IOWA.

Makes Speeches at Burlington. Cedar
RaPsris and Oeher Places.
Ruriington.O Oct a.-Williame ]. Bryan
was the attraction AT the semi-centen-
nial festival yesterday. the day being
Democratic day. He spoke in the
Coliseum to a large and enthusiastic
throng. In the afternoon addresses
were hsdppp p . p pp:mh inTmnfbfm
were made n Coliseum by D. z Ladd.
% Ee~scee Us.. s-1 yrsrss-- y Niece.
81 Naccn Us. .o-hs- Esz..ss we're
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09

bridgeport. ocf. s-H.n. Th.mss n
Rcd sddrcss-d two Large mecfinrs h~rr
LAT night. enr sf the Fourth Regimen,
srmory me the other NJ Sailors hall Al
b latter place Senators Hawlcy aud
Plat also spoke. Seldom In 49, hisiar,
of bridgeport has there hecn such q nisht
Of campaigning. fmmenoc cro~d. al.
tended zach msc,ins and great rhecrins
followed every eccd posnt msde by ths
surakers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09

N~u S.rk. Of 9 ia q i-strr O. . fss~nd
h~re 1~ary. thr mas sfs~ss-d % .isssv~.
sc.tisod. uoder thr name AZ Nil on sss
padsn ad brinss d~ynanissrd. ssys thss
the r.ascn h~ wss euinG unde that ns<ps
vas shst no bouehss steamship tsctrs fhsa
hal brrn Gid too msn manned Edward
Beii. q; half priv. Beii moi hr8ns aide o.
u.n is t--osuec g she f~csnt deash ad tss
snoshrr But In ardrr "a fraeei On fhs
tirk~f b. hsd 90 sssntpe n~ifis name.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09

Hartford. Oct THE state ocn~~nssor
of the gid standard Democrats was hid
ai Fcot Guard hall yesterday. and dursns
IN. thrsc hours deliberations which ~ers
n"t marked by . single dieeorxianf rsprls
81 opposition thew wcse PLACED in nomins.
ton presidential electors and q full STATE
ticket. Conercssmcn. and indorserpenf
given to the naminc~s for state .rnstar.
and judges of tsvba,~ sc,-rf~d b, the SCI.
eral cau~uscs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09
TICKET CONTEST ~ Nrw ross.
chssrmss Dsssevss Arsu.. q. W.~c ss.
Nsts~ases OG the 0.,s~s

Sssss "" TIE oslIos-
Albany. Oct. s.--Thc .so,e~, Of ~hs,,-
mar Danforth. Of the Democratic state
committee. against the Hing with the
secretary cf state of the certificate of
nomination OF the candidate. of the
"Nstionai' Democratic party. on the
ground that h Law prohsbi,. the u,.
of n samc-or substantially the same
name 10y two political parties or
factions OF parties. tina, ,h- name.
the National bem,-rsttc- Marty ara
the Democratic party are .~uh.ta,ti,i-
" the same. was given n bearing hv
Secretary OF state Palmer yesterday
Colonel Asa Bird Gardiner. Of New
York. who represented the Democratic
state committee. contcnd~d that the
name being used was substantially she
same as that Of the Democratic psrty.
and Vas intended TO decor. yo,-rp.
Counsel for the "NationaI. Demo-
cratic party made the claim that the
party had been In existence IN this
state for the last tvo y-sn as the
Democratic reform Organization. and
tsas :. re- c.'v exercised see -.sss
II esasEL 80 AZ a. y. -SoL-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09
FLORIDA AND GEORGIA RSrraxs
ftewesy sesse Shove . rstise OF b
FSssAsssy-Asktssss c~s. IA.

sso~y Sssss seSwe . tsufa9 on 10
F1ssAssey-Astssses Get. n. s1o.
Jacksonville. oct p-Th- rrsuras %
esfe n Tuesdays tate el-csisn. ~mhr.--
ting col u 81 the e. precincts and al hut
about 400 of thc total vo,e are: Has.
ham. Dem. :i.s..; 6unbv. Rep. ..sss;
Weeks. Pop. ANA Complete return. for
- counties of the q in h stat. show
. loss ut u pr c.nt In sh- total Demo
cratic vote ss oompar-d with iss, The
Indications are hat th. total vote of tho
state did no; cvccrd sn.san. of which Hog.
ham rrceived sbou, s..sso. as cssnrar-i
with S.0s for Mitchell. n-m in Isss:
6unby, Hep. about ASA. and Weeks.
Pop. about s.son B.oxhsm's MAJORITY
over all IL about Is.es.
Atlanta. Ort p-Adxiocs yUo~sx~d tx
Ihc Journal from combined and unofscisi
sources NJ the total Democratic maturity
st 9s.isa. This estimate is hss-i ur.n IN.
vote Tor Atkinson Zoe rpv~rror. which is
IN many oa~~ less than tina, cast f.r shs
other stssr ofhcisisL u - MOI h-i,~r-d
hat thr final returns will materially alter
this estimate. The legislature 10 almost
solidly Democratic In both bnpch~s. 10.
surtns practically the unanimou. election
Of ex sp~nkcr Crisp 10 IN s-nas. 20 suo.
coed Senator Gordon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09

w..hier-n. o- s-.~-e.i s--rr
q. sh~-iAon did w~ee-sssr ~ sss
SOLDIER hom. .; Bs-.ps-nL We We hsd
Q spsndsd Uas rerurd- s.t hsd t~~n rsr<p
snsss In pohsscs enc~ IRE ~sr. h~tos dss
ssnguish~d Fer kts ~'rqaenne on the pet
form. HE later ~a-r-s sn nrsforr h>e
b~en 90 sbs b>cfur~ stsg~. fhrr~ Ne 81
talked TIE inedeiify rrorasaicd ~ Colo
mel InRrrSon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09

Loedon. Oct s-The Lorslisrd B-r-s
fcci asbies' Am~ricsp harss Dsielrs ~sn
h mile plate icn syv~r~zgns. Q, L~sn>ss~s
yesterday nrs hofv>s rsn 1rrd Cy~
ssybevrsusA ~ occed sre iy-1 Rad
n1rs CssTsis fOr .tt-i
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09

New York. Oct John a. shuts. she
hsnker. N state s~nsfor Peter o. Nc.
Nulsy m~t In Brcohiyn club s~ser~i
nights. aso. Shuts 10 oppcs-d 60 the ~i~~-
ton of Bryan asd NeNaisy is = FRYE sii.
critic. After Offering the s.nssas al kinds
~ ODDS ard chadsns him. ssuiss sid ne
ssonid hef NcNaity eioo ssssnss o. shss
Bryan would n Q ~ elected McNnlfr
handed tho clubs csshie. q silver dollar.
shuts rsssrd ovrr q sioo haii and the i~s
wss recorded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09

Nar-r-iiie. tis. Oct s-Are.id Bod
-. che is.yesr old ssn of 60 Mayor B.-rt
-. az this pisc~. pct Nth . bgrssbis
d~ash. while sss.cd in . basxr na.r an
~~susss,inn In Tn famous Stone quafflss
of Nap~rvfile. sho horse ds.h-d oref a
stone rmhankmen; Eighty fr~t high. and
falling on top s IN. buery escaped ia
jury. Tho young msn. ho~strr, wss
f1shsfusly ~rush>~s snd did iat~r.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09
fho LouaA OaskSes.

Coyn-1so2lc.
Oats-i21 l6c,
Hy.Iinc.sy. ssos': ws,d. SoS.
fXfnfoeA, nev-8c.
Bdssss-fssr - choices. ise; mesh creamery
1W-Fresh. ishe.
spfinG en1eeens-SAGos dnosa.
CoAl-Soft. loc.
CstasNBasehsp psy for cssi ted sesss sxoo
e: cows and heffers. 2ksO9xe: calves, ~
HoeD-9x0Se.
ShsepSa
epCiss L11heAsMelahsaa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09
~iNGERSOll FOR v
An Eloquent Extract from His Address q
the Farmers Of Illinois,

An Eloquent Extract from His Address 70
the Farmers Of Illinois.
Republican newspapers have m
1ngersoil in his campaign as an op-
ponent of free silver and a supporter
times referred to Colonel Robert G.
of the single gold standard. We are
sure this must do Colonel Ingersoli
great injustice. for he does not ordinari-
ly place himself on both sides of any
great public question. In an address
to the farmers of Illinois. delivered
In 1891 and given in full in his volume
Of speeches and lectures published by
the Rhodes & Mcclure Publishing
company. of Chicago. Colonel Inger-
soil thus spoken his own picturesque
style on this subject:
eror my part. I do not ask any iussrfss.
ence on h part Of tho government, e1-
cept to undo the wrong it has dome. do
not ask that money be made out Of nothing.
I do not ask for the prosperity horn Of -
per. hut I do ask for the remonetixAsioo
of silver, Silver was d~inonctized by fraud.
1t was an imposition upon every solvent
man; a fraud upon cvcry honest debtor I'm
the United States. 1t assassinated Labor.
II was done In the interest Of avaricc asd
greed, aud should be uadons by honest
men,"
This eloquent extract Is to be found
on page 10 of the volume Of his
speeches above referred to. One who
spoke from such strong convictions
then cannot have gone over to the sup
port Of the single gold standard now and
become an apologist for the very crime
here SO strongly denounced. We are
satisfied. therefore. that the published
report that Colonel Ingersoll is
opposed to the reconciliation of silver
is a gross and and unfounded libel.
Senator Palmer. the boiling goldbug
candidate for the presidency. says Nc
Kinley will carry Illinois and Mary
land and be elected. Palmer is more
concerned in Mcl[inley's election than
in his own.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09

HsrrisonburR. Va. ort s-Twrnty oa,
losds Of prorie VI; here about 8 ~esclaci
last evening. They are q r,sss .f the ca.
Confederate veterans -r~ursion Go Car.
ton and cynsisf mainly uf GO. rprfedssafs
vcf~%.oo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09

Chicago. Oct a-Nsrk Hanna. chairman
cf the national Republican ccsnmitsr~. ~.
rivsd in Chsoaeo yesterday morning ~ 2 ~
oiciock- He oaas from N~~ York. whcr~
for the issf two weeks he has h-cn looking
after the eastern ~pd 81 n dshs. Chsif
man Hanna suhs-~s~d hinecif Co 81 ins~r
view. NJ h talking he I'D ~as conao~d
70 hricf and ccneise replies IN questions
The only positive statement given out 10
that thr campaign viii he pushed not only
In the s"ufhrrn states but In ~sery STATE
whrre there is ghost af q shs~. snd fhsi
shs work wiii ~ ters 90 vigorously Go she
n tier ~nd.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09
BRYAN SURE
OF VICTORY!
Issues q Signed Statement Ex'
pressing Confidence in
His Success.
THEPE0PLE AWAKENED.
There Can Be no Permanent Prosperity
% Long a. the Gold Standard
Il Maintained

The Numbers In Favor of Free Coinage Are
Daily decreasing. hut Its Friesds Ars
Nevertheless Urged to Continue
Their Work Uatl ElectIea Day
10 Make the Majority
Overwhelming.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09

81 Louis Oct a-Arcoraias 20 IN cgas.
Ion rcnderrd ~ Clsy C~canseaice Marshall
poverty 10 m s~ssisfsctnry escuer Zoe shs
applicant for r-g1ssnsson Who has lost a.
misiaia HE naturalization sarcrs and sr~k.
90 have his psme enrolled on ahBdssfs ~.
ting forth hss inability 10 ny she ccsfss
ehsrHes fcrs certified corr. A god mans
of the~ reeistrssions have hr-n made. and
unless b courts dersde osher~ser sh~y
will be stricken from fh~ hooks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09

Chicago. Oct. e-oeeersis Palmer ana
Buckner wcrr the pstncirsi sprsk~rs ~ .
rally of the ''Nssicnsi- Democrats hid
IN the Audtfor4um tasf evening Ths No
hall. which e-sss e0o. was sassrfuiiy
Decorated with aass aud euosine-biue
and gsy ins~sswso~a hing shs prcmi.
neus feature Ths hail wss aiied With
pcople. end thousands hed h~-n turned
away when Chairman Y sbhlns called the
meeting % crier snd ~insrodnc-d oepeni
Palmer. Tn ecne0i wss given On o~s-
tinn- the audicncc ri.anx cn mssse. cheer
ing M waving fass
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09

Two Inches Of SNOW in the Adirondack
Saratoga, N. Y. Oct. 1.-TWO inches of
snow fell yesterday at Blue Mountain
lake and other points in the Adirondack
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09
THE MARKETS.
New York

NEW YORK. Oct. D.
Money on call nrm a. Sss per cent
prime mercantile paper, 617 per cent I;
sterling exchange steady, with actual bust.
ness In bankers bills at 4s5EG4sa for de.
mand and 4els@Gi2 for sixty days; posted
rates. ls:lso4ssA and Asseas'; commercial
bills. 4s0h
Silver certificates $50; no sa,es, bar MI.
yer, 64stc; Mexican dollars, 1915
United Statee government bonds irregular:
as registered 1l51a; d. coupons. l154. SIS
registered. III; do coupons. Ill; Es reg.
istere1. ln63i; do coupons. 1o7; IS register Cd.
S!f: Pacific SIS Of g7. 1OOK.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO. Oct. a
Following were the quotations on tho
Board Of Trade today: October. Opened
tsyslc. closed &C.: December. Opened S.Lsc.
closed esssc: May. opened sllsc. closed
Gsisc. Corn-October. opened 234c. closed
2Hsc; December. opened &c. closed SsHc:
May. opened 3Sc, closed ast<c. Oats-Oc.
toher. nominal, closed I.4c: December,
opened 1Sasc. closel l7sc: May. opened 1876.
closed 1850. Fo-k-Octobcr. opened 3 ...n
closed s6.Si; December. opened t67a closed
$3.50. Lard-OctOber, nominal. clssed $&.l5.
froduce-Butter: Extra creamery lols per
ID: extra dairy, l5c: fresh packing. .sock
6asc. Eggs Fresh stock. N1c rr dcz'
Poultry - Turkeys. &c per Ibi chickens
(hens), &c; spring chickens. 7: ROSTERS.
AZ; ducks. $40; geese. $t@o65o. POTATO,
-Burbsnss. Astssc per bu.: Hebron. 500
s3c. Honey-white clover. Isl4c ID; broken
combs. 90 l0c: extracted, 5slc. Apples-Ccm
mon to fancy. &c dsl.:j Ter bbl.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. Oct
Live StccE-Prison az the Union stock
ysrls today range as follows, Hoys-Es
timated receipts for the dav. "a sales
ranged at S2613F pigs. Ssmas.s5 light
s. 1aa PSI rough packing. $50 13.E mixed
AMI S2W133j heavy packing and shipping
lots.
Cattle-Estirnatsi r~ecei5ts for the day.
$500: quotations ranged at S4sJo5oJ choic.
to extra shipping steers, Isl good to
choice do, s4loJs-S5 fair to good. Si5llGli
common TO madam TO. sitid3aa butchers
steers. <65 stocks-s Siso biel feei,rS.
Sl25aj.4o cows. Ss4Jes.a, hc;fers. $i.15ds..J
bulls. oxen and stses. Ss4053.25 Texas steers,
S20aLi0J western rangers. ami &.
veal calves
Sheep and Lambs-Esimated receipts for
the day. Fan. sales ranged 1t sl..5 IAN
western Sl..sGssj Texans sl.s ~nAtiv-..
and ss5Si9i lambs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09
~. Thom.s Fun of Land Pjrates.

Halifax, Oct. st is reported among
ship captains that the marine under
writers propose to prohibit St. Thomas.
West Indies. as a port of call. That
port is said to be full of land pirates"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-01
WASHINGTON.

Washington, N. c.. April 80 (SpeciaD. -
The convention of the several wards
met on Tuesday night and nominated
the following candidates for Commits
sioners: First Ward, j. G. Chnuncey, S.
c. Brogan; Second Ward, L. Il. Stewart
S. Il. Nicholson; Fourth Ward, n. L.
Mitchell: Third Ward, r. T.. Mann. w.
II. Harvard. The following resolution
was adopted by the Flrst and Second
Wards with the amendment of hogs and
geese in the Second Ward A resolu-
ton that the nominees of this convention
for Town Commissioners are instructed
TO vote for an ordinance prohibiting the
running at large of all cattle on the
streets was passed.
Mrs. S. +. Beckwith's school will have
a picnic at Public Landing on Friday.
Mr.. II. II. Blount having heard from
the transportation companies in +. gard
to the reduction of freight and produce.
desires the Truckers Associate to
meet at the Court House next Saturday.
May I'd at y. M, to hear the report.
McSsrs. Macun and Jessie Tankarti
left this morning for Columbus Ohio. to
accept positions in a large machine shop.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-01
RALEIGH NOTES.
State Chairman Pom Says the Outlook
for Democracy IN Isrightning.

Raleigh. n. c., April 3O.-(Specal)-
The headquarters of the North Caro-
line delegation to the National Demo-
cratic Convention at Chicago will be
room AZ, at the Palmer House.
There Is fusion on the silver issue be-
tween some of the Populists and Demo-
Gratis In the Eastern counties, in spite
of all attempts to prevent II.
Some of the Farmers Alliances are
endorsing the action of the Populst
COMMITTEE In refusing to fuse with
the Republicans. This Is taken as evil
dencc that the Alliance is again in poll
tics.
Governor Carr is in Washington. d.
c., for Il few days, on visit to his
son. Monday he goes to Southern
Pinss.
ID. L. Russell claims that of twenty
one counties east of Raleigh. which
have held conventions, all save four are
for him, ana the latter four are d.
vded.
a $4,000 cotton mill Is to be built at
Albcma,le, Stanley county.
The nincty-third convention of the
North Carolina Lutheran synod met ut
ST. Johns Church, Concord, this morn
ing.
II is no secret that Republican State
Chairman a. e. Holton wishes to sue
coed Jeter G. Pritchard In the United
States Senate.
Democrats are endorsing Julian S.
Carr. of Durham. for Governor. This
has occurred in, several counties.
The State Board of Health is called
10 meet Il; Winston May 18th. in con-
nection with the State Medical Society.
State Chairman Pou tells me the out
look for the Democrats is now brighter
In North Carolina than at any time in
many months. II is no secret that for
six months past the very existence of
the party has been. threatened.
Wa. f1,,.,, II ri, Dt,..., a.
Stone Mountain is undoubtedly to be
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-01
PANTEG;O.

Pantego, N c., April 29.-(Speclal)-
our little village for thirty or forty year.
before the war. was but a post-oiilce
and one country store. situated on the
main road from Hyde county to Wash.
ington. 1t remained IN this quiet stat,
nntil after the war. in 1872. when a it'll,
building sprang up. Two stores opened
up business. II was fer years before
the war the headquarters and outlet fol
the business of the Albemarle Swami
Land Co. They shipped from this place
millions of large juniper shingles TO all
parts of the North. The price of these
shingles in good times" when money
was plentiful, was from $50 t5s3O per Ai
In 1872. and for many years after our
only means of transportation was by sail
vessel TO Washington and Ncwbern.
Prices were high and trade was brisk.
The country was prospecting
When the Roper Lumber Company
took charge Of the business. and moved
their headquarters 10 iItoper, 1t was n
sad blow 10 our little village. We had
nothing then but the farming interest:
but times were still prosperous. In my
next ! will speak more OF our pleasan,
little village.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-01
PORTSMOUTHNEWS
A Very Pretty Cnurcn Marriage.

a very pretty marriage was celebrated
last nisht at Central NJ. e. Church.
The contracting parties were Miss Mary
l. Smith, a niece OF The Virginian rep
fesentatiVe. and Mr.. John Franklin
hodges, salesman for Owens 4 Truett.
me church. was brilliantly lighted. and
was beautifully ornamented by a num-
Der OF the brides friends. with potted
plants and choice flowers At $3.50 O'Clock
the bridal party, arrived at the church
ana marched up the isle. preceded by
the Following fishers: Joseph Jolllff. F.
A Fr!edlin, Sam Hanbery and Mr. Louis
Hodges. brother of the groom
while the organ pealed forth u we'd
ding march. On arriving at the altar
they were met by the pastor. Rev. w.
al Edwards. who Joined them together
In the holy bonds of matrimony. The
bride was dressed in light tan silk,
and carried bouquet of brides roses.
After the ceremony they were driven to
the residence of Mr.. w. j. Rogers. No.
40 Washington street, where u recep-
ton was rendered them. Mr.. and Mrs
Hodges were the recipients of a num-
Der of handsome presents. some coming
from as far as Nova Scotia and Canada.
They will for n short while reside at
Mr.. Rogers house. until their home is
ready for them to begin housekeeping.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-01
Mr.. EIani In Court.

Mr.. w. C.. Elan. editor of the new
Daily Pilot, of Norfolk. appeared in the
County Court yesterday in answer 10 a
summons from the court requiring him
to present himself In court under the
indictments found against him and the
Pilot Company. He was accompanied
by Judge Burroughs and Mr.. Baum, tw, +,
lawyers from Norfolk. who wanted to
know why he had been summoned. The
Court explained the matter and required
Mr.. Elan to give bond of $500 for his
appearance on the third Monday in May
to answer the indictments. Mr. A.
busch became his security.
His counsel then gave notice that they
would plead that the County Court had
no jurisdiction In the matter. The Judge
told them that the proper time for such
matters would be when the case was
called