Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-06


Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday at ~
A. AZ. arrive Elenboro' by 80 A. NJ.
leave Ellenboro' Tuesday, Thursday. and
Saturday after arrival OF mail train from
the East. but not later than Z. NJ, ar
rive Clifford in IL hours.
NOT MANY RIcHMONDERs.
The Richmond delegation to the inau-
gural. outside of the military, were not
numerous. and some OF those who were
confidently expected did not arrive. This
Is accounted for by the non-arrival OF
McKinley's promised prosperity and Is
tersely explained by a telegram received
here from Richmond, which reads as fol-
lows: 1--WE can't come. Broke"
This was strikingy significant in con-
nection with the financial situation.
III. NJ. Smith, Esq, and his law partner,
Mr.. Noncure are in the city to-day, on
business.
After the confirmation Of the McKin-
lev Cabinet to-day, several OF the sena-
tors were discussing the change Of ad-
ministration. when one of them remarked
IN Senator Daniel, you will be more
popular at the White House than you
were: TO which Mr.. Daniel replied, i
don't think 1 have lost anything In that
respect" This was the only incident
of Importance to Virginians that oc-
CURED to-day.
SUDDEN DEATH OF A VIRGINIAN.
James c. Hanen. a citizen Of Loudoun
county. Va. So years OF age, who came
here 10 attend the Inauguration, died
suddenly. while sitting in chair, view
ing the inaugural parade, about O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Hanen nad
taken a position I'm front OF truit-
stand. near the American House and
had been chatting pleasantly with those
about him. when suddenly there was a
gurgling sound in his throat. and MS
head fell backward. Some one called for
a phvsician. but II was too late. as the
Virginian had died almost instantly.
The body was turneS over 10 an under
taken by order Of Mr.. Hanen's brother,
and this afternoon it will be shipped TO
Loudoun.
Bv appointment. at / o'clock to-day a
North Carolina delegation-consisting OF
Adiutant-General COwles, and Colonies
NJ. s. Mott. J. f. Armfied, Eugene Holt,
Eugene Harrer, p. II. Lybrook, and
John W. williams, a, member OF Gov
ernor Russelrs staff; Major E. NJ.
Hayes. Seventh United States Cavalry;
Henry c. Cowles, j. l.. Scales; DR.. j.
r Carlton. of Statesvlle, and II. s..
Ieard. of Raleigh-called on President
Mckinley. The delegation was intro
duced by Colonel Mott, and received a
most cordial and gracious welcome. The
President inquired after Governor Rus
sell and other North Carolina Repub-
lcans. Governor Cowles expressed the
hone. on leaving. that the President 5
future might be as bright as the day OF
his inauguration.
Marriage licenses have been issued TO
the following Cwhite): Augustus Esteeck
and Bertha +. Halstead. both of Ports
mouth. Va; John W. Rosser and Bertha
r. Webb. both of Campbell county, Va;
John r. Myers and Missouri T. Hudson,
both of Culpeper. Va; Ellis Litchiield
and Willie Hail. both Of Henrico county,
va: William p. Porter and Ida r. Min
son. both of Richmond. Va; Scott w.
Lamb and Susie A. Elliott, both OF
Greene county, Va; Charles F. Deane
and Lizzie Haney. both Of Greene coun-
ty. Va: T.. J. Mayfeld, Of Richmond, Va,
and Ora B.. Cersley, of Manchester Va.
MINISTER RANSOM.
Hon. Matt Ransom, Minister to Mexico,
is here tonight He will see the Presi-
dent tomorrow. and. II IT IS ascertained
that his successor. who, it is understood
will be Powell Clayton, OF Arkansas. will
soon be appointed, he will not return to
MexicO