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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
THE NORTHERN NECK.
Personal Notes.-The Land Grabbers-
The schools.

CONFORM. KING GEORGE COUNTY,
VA. November 1S.-(SpeciaL)-Rev. T. J.
Wray. pastor in charge Of the churches;
Mr.. John n. Minor OF this place and
other King George Methodists, are in
Portsmouth this week i'm attendance upon
the annual conference OF the Methouls'
Episcopal Church. South
Rev. j. W. r. Mcneil, of Richmond Col
lege has been recalled TO, and accepted
the pastorate of Potomac Baptist church
here. for a period of nine months.
The law in regard to delinquent land
is causing no little trouble and veXation
in the Northern Neck. and prominent
political workers Of all parties Will make
il an issue in the next campaign Tor
members Of the Legislature. No. one
moor person in five hundred knew that
such n law was In existence until notiNad
by the Sheriff that the land graopers
had filed applications for their earthly
possessions. The law will work lncalcu-
liable trouble and hardship upon the very
poor classes who own only Few acres
Mrs. Addison Hail. of Middlesex county
has been spending some time with reia-
tives i'm this neighbOrhood.
About the briskest business in this sec
tion lust now Is the trade in "old hares
Tho country merchants are well-nigh
overrun by rabbit sellers, and many nun
dreds of "mollies" are being sent to the
large cities daily by the Potomac steam
| ers.
Captain C. G.. McClelland, the venerable
| postmaster at Osso, this county, Is In 2
critical condition, and his recovery Is
regarded as doubtful. Several weeks age
he was suddenly stricken with what was
| then supposed to be paralysis, and has
| lain i'm a helpless condition from tina
| time to this.
Some of the colored people here wh'
so bitterly opposed the appointment o
white teachers to their schools, and wh'
started boycott are more reconciled
and are beginning TO send their children
TO school one colored school taught b,
a white man has a fair attendance.
1t is said that the change in school
books has worked detrimentally to all tn
| schools here up to this time, for the rea
son that many of the patrons hay
not found it convenient, or possible,
vet. to supply their children with the ne'
books. hence the small attendance i
some communities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
PULASKI
4 Democratic Joilification-Judge
Rhea speaks.

PULASKI. VA, November S.-(Specal)
Tuesday night the Democrats OF Pulaski
celebrated the recent Democratic vic
tory. \ large bonfire blazed upon the
campus back of Teaneys shop, and a
stand had been erected from which
speeches We're made to the crowd of re-
joicing Democrats.
Walter L. Addison, in a short, bright
speech. introduced Congressman-elect
William f. Rhea. Judge Rhea spoke elo-
quently and incisively for fifteen minutes.
He cautioned moderation In our hour Of
victory, and refraned from anything
like abuse of our fallen foe. but outlined
a policy for our party. based upon old
Democratic principles He earnestly adj
vocated keeping up the thorough organl-
cation I'm the district, and stated that
gentlemen Of Pulaski had asked him to
say that there would be at once orga-
nized a permanent Democratic club i'm the
county He paid j glowing tribute TO the
Ninth District. which had been so glori-
Ously redeemed.
Mr.. Lee Trinke OF Wythevlle. bright,
young lawyer was called on, and made a
ringing speech He was followed by Ro-
bert l.. Gardner and John ). Draper, Jr.,
Of Pulaski, who made appropriate short
speeches
The public school here has resumed
after a suspension Of week.
Miss Bessie Hawkins. OF Dublin. who
was operated on for appendicitis. is doing
| well
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
NORTHUMBERLAND.
A Curiosity-Good ShOwing-A Mar
riage.

HEATHSVILLE, VA, November B-
Special 1.-The oystermer report, that bus
mess is rather dull this season, and that
the scarcity of good oysters will make
the season a little short. Your cores
pondent was shown quite curiosity last
week. at Cowart's, in the shape of a
complete set OF false teeth TO which an
o----r 11d fastened itself. The oyster
completely covered the top of the hard
rubber plate This novel exhibit of oyster
growth was caught up by a dredge-boat
between Smiths creek and Point Lookout,
in the track of the steamers. The captain
of the boat gave IL to Mr.. 5. Cowart.
who will send II to the National Museum.
A great many sulky plows have been
sold among the farmers in Northumber-
land.
The delinquent land purchasers who
have been through the State applying
for tracts purchased by the Common
wealth. did not secure a solitary parcel
in Northumberland. This county mas
been fortunate enough TO nave put one
tract of land which the commonwealth
has had TO purchase 10 save the taxes
and that had been taken up by citizen
here The record speaks we'll for the
county and the taxpayers.
The partridge season Is being univer-
sally enjoyed in this section. The BIRDS
seem to be plentiful everywhere.
Dr. Tubman, of Washington, has been
i'm Heathsville a few days.
MIR. william II. Tignor, prominent
merchant at WicOmico Church. wed last
Wednesday evening Miss Mamie Whaley
| 4 popular and attractive young lady OF
| the same place
| Mr.. r. S Brent brought his little 6-year
| old son. John, from the Maryland Hos
| initial. at Baltimore, Sunday morning
| where he has been for seven weeks. The
| little fellow was gored by vicious COW
| and narrowly escaped losing his life
| The fractured limb was not amputated
and the boy is getting along nicely, though
| not yet able TO walk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
CLARKE COUNTY.
A Farm soId-EIegnnt Reception
Personal.

BERRYVILLE, VA. November l8-
(speciaI)-In spite Of the cry of hard
times. Clarke county lands continue to
change hands, and that, too, at prices
which go to prove that their reputation
for nroductiveness Is based upon a solid
foundation. Mr.. Herbert b. Warde.
Young Englishman who recently located
in Berryvile, where he IS now building
4 handsome residence, has just bought
of Mr.. I. Holmes CHM his farm of 25O
acres. situated near Gaylord, paying
therefor $4,000. This is Mr.. Warde's Sc
cond purchase Of farming lands in the
county, he having bought about year
ago from Colonel j. II. G. Lewis tract
Of 22S acres That farming i'm Clarke coun-
~ IS n paving business Is still further
proved BY the fact that farms are al
WAYS I'm demand by renters, who pay
from two ffths to one-haf of all crops
for rent. and yet i'm n Few years are able,
i'm many instances to buy farm with
the money they have made as renters.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
at Front Royal, on November 3d, OF Miss
Matte Bell Dovel to Mr.. j. Edward Og-
den of Berryyille Miss Doyell is a
Il vi
ROYAL. who was connected Tor quite a
time with the Hotel Evans, OF Winches-
ter. The prospective groom is well known
| here. where he has been in business for
| a number OF years.
Miss Bessie y. Cooper daughter Of Mr..
| Slower Cooper. Of White Post, Clarke
| county. and Mr.. Frank r. Fleet, OF Win
| chester. Va. We're married Thursday eve
| ming at White Post The ceremony, which
was performed by Rev. Mr.. Gaines, was
witnessed only by few Of the friends
Of the couple.
The reception given by Mrs. A. r Cas-
/ tleman. Immediately after the Siler-Cas-
| tieman wedding. on Wednesday. was the
most delightful affair society has enjoyed
here this season. There We're fully l5l
guests present and the table fairly groan
ed under the provisions of all kinds fur
nished by the generous hostess. Among
! the guests were Judge j. Maulsby Smith
of Baltimore; Hon W. II. Travers o.
| CharestOwn: Mr. Joseph H. Shepherd. II
| Richmond; Mrs. l. \. Gibbs, OF Roanoke
Mrs. w. T.. Hoffman and Mrs Charles
! Gordon Van Hook. OF Washington
Messrs. Marshall Mccormick. G. NJ
Broun. W r. Lewis W. r. Milton. DR.
| r. T. Page and wife, DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ
G. Mcclure. Mrs. ". w. Fullerton. DIT
! G. Mccormick, DR.. G. T.. Lippitt. Misses
| Mamie r. and Annie Broun Mccormick
Mary and Eliza Lippitt, JAMIE Lille. anc
Nora Moore Aimee Deahi. Nellie Page
and Maria Morgan.
Mr.. Aldridge Hileary and wife, Of
Rockville. Md, visited Mrs j. T. Griffith
this week.
Miss Mamie Mcdonald left this weel
for Haymarkct. Va, TO spend the winter
Miss Mamie Moss Taylor, who has beer
visiting Mrs. Thomas Hyde, in New York
IS at home.
Mr. and Mrs w s. Mott. who have
been visiting Judge $. J. c. Moore, re
turned Thursday TO their home, in Glou
cester county.
Mrs W. T. Hutchinson. Of Richmond
Is the guest Of her mother, Mrs. \. r.
| Castleman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
EASTERN SHORE WEDDING.
,,,s. pitts Becomes the Bride OF Dr.
HarIQnnsen.

ONANCOCK. VA, November B.-tSpe-
o,oI,-Dr. Louis ]. Harmansen, pros
porous and very popular young man OF
this town. and Miss Bessie, the accom-
plished daughter OF Thomas c. PITTS
ESQ who now owns and resides upon
"OnIy." the elegant estate on Onancock
river which. at one time, was the resi-
dence OF Hon. Henry A. Wise. were mar
ried Thursday at II o'clock, in the Bap-
list church here, by the pastor rev
Ceoroe W. Hurt. Miss Carrie, sister OF
tho bride was maid of honor, and Mr..
Reniaxnfn T. Gunter, son OF the late Judge
Gunter. and at present attorney tor
the commonwealth. was best man. IRE
ushers were william f. Knox, and W.
c. Pitts. OF Baltimore; william wilkins,
OF Northampton; Robert Oldham, OF
Accomac. and r. f.. Miles and j. NJ.
Fosque. Of Onancock. The ceremony
which was very impressive, was witnessed
by q host OF friends of the con-
tracing parties. The bride wore beau
tiful suit of dark blue, and carried
bouauet of La France roses. The groom
was in the conventional black. Mrs.
Hiden. of Pungoteague, presided at the
organ. Around the pulpit was taste
fully arranged a beautiful display oil
chrysanthemums. palms. and other pot
ted plants. Among these in attendance
from distance were Mrs. Pruitt, OF Ne"
York; the Rev. Byron Clarke, of Mount
Washington, Md; Tully a. T. Joynes
Esq. of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs John
Floyd, of Northampton, and Mrs. Col
more f. Byrd, of Temperanceville, Va
The bride and groom took the y O'Clock
train for tour of the principal northern
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19

Recent events showed that camp 80
more dangerous than battle Not ol''
en- the army. but in ordinary me- nlo.t
lives are lost by a needless dlsres 49, ~,
Of the beginnings Of poor health ina" ~
oil other causes combined. ,...,,.
Dvspepsia or nervousness Is aDso'u,e -,
,raycrs1ble now. There is no NOR
reason for man or woman eating NJ
moor annette or sleeping poorly OF SUI t'.,
inc continually from neuralgia OF ,or
matism to-day than there is OF ms VI "''
poinq without the necessities OF lie.
Every candid person who mas fIas -
along under the depressing eHetIS ~
nerve and brain exhaustion neeu7 70 .o, 90.
70 heart the words of such unbiased . ~.
sons as senator Tabor, who cannot ai n.,,,
70 attach their guarantee to any,hlus
tSev nave not themselves investigateaId'
Denver. Col, September ~ 1879,
Messrs Wells. Richardson q CO.. bur
lington, VT: D,iro,s coll
cry compound. 49,. .ho,,td no
widely used. have used II, ana l. ~ ~,
fore know whereof 1 speak very u u''
yours. ~ a. 80 senator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
SCOTTSVILLE.
stormy Weather-Pcrsonnl and Gem
ernI Notes.

sCOTTSVILLE. VA, November IS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT night was quite
stormy. 1t rained through the entire
night
Our roads on the south side Of the coun-
tv have this fall been put in fine condi-
ton by the Road Commissioner. Mr.. q.
Walker Gilmer. of Howardsville, and his
able assistant. Mr.. Lee May. They had
many new bridges TO construct ana a
great many old ones to repair
Mr. c. l.. station is still very sick, and
not much hope of his recovery Is en-
tertained
Mr. William r. Shepherd, of Richmond
and. his cousin, Ernest Gray, OF Palmyra
were here Sunday and Monday.
Colonel A. s. Burgess. Of Central Plains
the tobacco king" Of Upper Fluvanna,
and q brave Confederate veteran, of the
noted old Fluvanna Artillery, was here
this week. circulating among his many
friends and swapping a few with the
boys. i,
Mr.. ]. c. Swart, Of Lynchburg, was IN
our town yesterday
Mrs A. c. Horseley, with her three
children. left on the up train yesterday
for their home, in buckingham county
near Manteo. after spending two weeks
here with her parents, Mr.. Lee Gllmet
and wife.
Mr.. c. w. Hunter, of Lynchburg. was
here yesterday.
Hon. Thomas s. Martin is now quietly
resting at his home, "Scotands, but ex'
| poets next month to remove with ms
| family TO Washington city.
A fine lot Of calves and another OF
grown cattle were driven through our
| town this week from Buckingham county
bv Mr.. Stockton Wood, of the north
| side of this county.
Mrs. ID. =. Powers and her daughter
| Miss Lucie. arrived at home Wednesday
after n pleasant visit of two weeks II
| u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19

d,,cod AZ pana and yirden, ILL.,, by riot
Gus black men. the excitement at Mau-
sonylllc. an aris,ocratic suburb OF cinc'h-
natl caused by tho felonious ana most
brutal assault of a negro man upon
white girl there: the INSTRUMENTATION Oh
oolorcd troops at Camp Poland ana eise-
where: the mutinous, murderous' emu
,hieving conduct CT negro soldiers at 'he
Gulf state camps and at santiago ana SO
forth. and so forth. In fact, The conduct
OF the negro in general and OF negro
troops in particular, is doing much TO pio'
80, ,no GOOD record made by the negro
cavalry regiment at San Juan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
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en- SAY WE ALL.

The Bristol Tribune, which is puD''s"s"
Mt Judge Rhea's home, CONTENDS 'hat on'
OF the most important factors in. a poliu-
cal campaign is the country weekly
and in support OF Its contention adds
1--WE feel justified in saying that no
small measure OF credit is due the Demo-
crattc yeel,lIes I'm this district for the re-
cent victory. They were active, earnest
and faithful In their support OF the prin-
cipiss of Democracy; they were "nerseuc'
fearless. and unyielding In their Cppcsi-
ton TO the unjust policies OF Republican
ism. and they have contributed to IN; re-
demption OF the Ninth. They have Nelp-
ca 10 fight the battle, and they nave a
right 10 crow over the victory"
The Trlbune's contention as 10 the
value Of the country weekly in a political
campaign is correct. As TO its claim that
the Democratic country weeklies in the
Ninth District have right TO crow over
the victory in that district, so say we all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
up p1cuNoNp D1sPATCH-sATURDAY, NOVEMBER ~. 1oso.

hunting trim. Game is said to be quite
plentiful In that neighborhood. ,,no
Mr.. Arthur Denmead left TINS eve aD',,
,or hrief visit to the Monumental CITY.
Joseph Lawrence, well known :" as
commercial circles OF Petersou's'
here yesterday. -. -, y, tho
Mr.. Dunlop Moncure, Oldest son .. ne
late Or. Moncure. who mas pesn a. -
on sick leave for some tin'e' ,e.s -
day to join his regiment a. Irsa &c
Miss Lille Turner. OF Washihs ~,
expected in the next Few Gays 90 80,
Mic Helen Winder Barney, who came
hero come time ago to accept a position
- the Eastern State Hospital VIII visl,
her old home. in Fredericksburg, he hrst
of the coming week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
4 witness Reply.
cleveland Plain Dealer)

(CleNelanC pam Dedlei)
4 lawyer. says an exchange, trying 10
serve his client by throwing suspicion on
4 witness I'm the case. in the course Of
his cross-examinaton. said:
you have admitted that you were AT
The prisoners house every evening during
all this time2"
Eyes sir" replied the witness.
Were you and he interested in any
business togf ther?'
yes sir" answered the man unhesi-
tatingly.
"Ah! now viii you be good enough TO
tell MS how and 10 what extent and
what the nature Of this business was In
which you and he were Interested"
"Well. I've no objection 10 telling.
was cOurtin. his daughter"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19

On retiring for the night, sohh '"e
hnnds I'm strong. hot iather Va
CITECVRA SOAP. Dry thorouen''
and anoint freely with CuTiC'"a'
rreatest Of cmoliient skin cures
Wear old kid gloves. with the hnger
ends cut OFF, and holes in the pains
For red. rough, chappcd or discoIor-
ed hands. dry, assured, iichihE'
feycrish palms. with shnpless mans
md uninfuI finger ends, this treat
ment iS simply wonderful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
CAPTAIN CARRIERS CASE.

If Is understood to be the purpose OF
the President to interfere with the verdict
Of the Carter court-martial, TO the eX-
tent of relieving the defendant OF the
Imprisonment fixed. How he can ma II
in his conscience to do so is ineXpllcable
IN MS. II Carter is guilty Of conspiring
with contractors to swindle the govern
ment he ought to bs put in prison stripes
II is not sufficient that he should be dis
missed from the army.
Carter's offence is something more IMAM
conduct unbecoming an officer and gen.
tleman. Being entrusted with the duty
of supervising the river and harbor i'm
movement work at Savannah. he con-
snire1 with bidders to permit inferior
work to be accepted. Thus he and his
pals robbed the government of hundreds
of thousands Of dollars.
He had a fair and impartial trial, and
the verdict Of the court is that he be
dismissed from the army and imprisoned
for five years; but. according to a report
now current, the President means to
| commute the punishment to dismissal
! from the service and the payment of a
fine Of 5000.
Carter is an Ohio man and West Point
graduate Of great distinction. His family
connections are of the best. He was a
popular man in the army and in society
and now a powerful pressure is being
brought TO bear upon the President to
save him from the ienominy of wearing
stripes.
That movement ought not TO succeed
! Carter had magnificent opportunities ano
| he proved traitorous 10 the government
and TO his friends. He used his high po'
sition and his brilliant talents TO fill his
rockets. Some of his ill-gotten gains ne
spent in speculation. Other portions OF
il went i'm high living.
II there were any doubt as to Carter:
guilt we should commend the Presiden
for extending him the fullest measure Of
clemency, but there seems to be none
Then for the President TO relieve him o
,mprisonment would be hurtful 10 :h'
cause of justice.
When the government is sending t.
nrison every moonshiner IL can lay IL
hands upon: when it is ineXoraole VIII
every letter-carrler or post-ofiice cleri
who betrays his trust, how can 1t hop
N retain the confidence Of the people (:
Il let's the big fry go? No; that sort
thing will rot DO at all. Much misohle
has been done in that way already.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
The Rush and WhirI.
(Chicaeo Record.

Chicago Record)
The rush and whirl of urban ways
Too often rack the nerves and daZe
The brain with ceaseless change and
din
Too often kill ere hope can win
Ambitions prize of pelf or praise.
And vet we chafe at small delays
And fiercely dash through workiul days
To be, at last. eXtinguished In
The rush and whirL
For me a rustic hearth and blaze,
Nv pipe. my dog. a book OF lays
And love. to soOthe chance chagrln'
And | will be cOntentment t"lf
And jeer with mirthful laugh and phrase
The rush and whirl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19

The Southern railway has just rubbish
cd and distributed among its friends en-
exauisjtely printed book of over hun
dred pages, which treats Of the spiendii
resources OF the southern country ira
versed by its lines. Each state and its
characteristics are discussed In separate
chapters. and there are scores OF haif-
tone illustrations giving views OF various
cities. towns, sections, and landscapes
The attractions OF the Old Dominion are
peasingiy pointed out and well empha-
sized by dozen or more striking PIC
tures The book contains some valuable
data as to Richmond and other Virginia
cities, and Is altogether most useful ad-
dition to tho mercantile nHrature & the
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
General Eosser.
Charlottesville Progress.l

tCnariOtteSNllic 1IpSteSn.)
Vt Is rumored. and with some grounds
fOr the report. that General Rosser will
be appointed sanitary engineer FOR Cuba,
To take the place Of Colonel George War
Ing. deceased The position Is one Of
great responsibility and honor and we
are very sure that General Rosser has
the requisite skin and ability 10 fill il
with honor 20 the government and credit
IN himself
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19

The local difficulties I'm the way Of the
reorganization OF the Baltimore and ONO
Railroad Company have been removed
by a compromise, which seems satisfac-
tory TO ell concerned. The result VIII
Mace in the hands of Johns Hopkins Uni
1ersity the sum OF S75OOOo' WINCH at
yer cent, will produce $4,000 a year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
CHRISTIAN.

SEVENTH STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH Corner Seventh and Grace
streets--Rev. Il. n. Sweeney. Pastor.-ser-
Vices AT II a. NJ and T. NJ Morning
subject: ~ Study Of the New Testament
Church: evening subject. "Out az Cap
tivity." Seats free aud an cordially well
coined. especially strangers and those who
have no church home.
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10. $685.

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