Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-19
SWINGING M'KINLEY.
REPUBLICANS DEPEND ON PREsI-
DENT TO SAVE THE HOUSE.
TO SEND HIN EAST NEXT.
some PubIic-Fuuction Pretext VIII
lie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. case MOI
Advnpced-Pettit's Immupes Safe
Washington Personals.


satisfied with the apparent success OF
Mr.. McKinley's western tour mat they
intend to start him off on an eastern
trip. soon after his return here, which is
looked for the latter part OF the week.
He will be swung around the eastern cir
Gle. visiting the principal cities in that
section, with the expectation that ne VIII
arouse the apathetic Republican masses
If is stated on what is regarded as good
Republican authority that Hanna nag
frankly admitted there Is great DANGER
of losing the next House of Representa-
tives II something extraordinary IS not
done TO bring out the party vote. In TINS
emergency, they have resolved on pack
ing the President off on some ca'np-in-
specting or other public function preteHt.
| Some believe Mckinley will object puI II
| Hanna decides he cannot refuse. Inc
| Democrats. however. are conndeht oi
carrying the House, in spite even Oh 'he
| Presidents campaign trips.
| OUR CONFEDERATE NAVAL kh-
| CORD.
/ have Just learned that the thiro OF
J the McCarricks, whose initials were omit,
| ted In the record of Confederate haIa'
officers now being published In the DIS
patch exclusively, and which has attract,
| ed widespread attention, was nained
patrick Henry" He was blown up WINE
| i'm command Of small steamer IN NOT
| folk harbor Immediately after the war
| Sneaking Of this record, an eX-ConIeu-
| crate naval officer remarked To-Day GU
know / have invariably taken sldes win
| those who were regularly trained ioi
| service at war, whether al Annapohs' "'
| West Point, or in actual service ds VOn
pared with sporadic military OF haf"i
erowths of any kind. But in connection
with the naval records, which are being
reproduced by the Dispatch, wish 10
cav there was regular Confederate
product. planted in patriotism ana iefu-
lized by experience, which In lts youth
| and maturity was not surpassed oy any
of the plants of older growth. JUST as
the Virginia Military Institute prouuceu
for the Confederate army many men
who rivalled the best Of their more ma
turo West Point contemporaries SO II
was with many youngsters whose hrst
| naval experience was gotten on the olu
( Confederate schoolshp Patrick Henry
| on lanes river, and many VINO ehleret
the Confederate navy from the merchant
service. whenever given chance' maui
| as good and sometimes better, recorus
than their older compatriots VINO hau
been schooled at Annapolis. As TO the
) trtth of this however, one must go Dach
to the actual records Of the day, ana not
ia those who have been compiled or gain
erad since by men whose training anu
life seem 10 lead them to consider that
nothing good can come out OF Nazareth
3 bv which | mean from outside of Anna
polls or West Point
LYNCH AND THE CURLEW.
There is also, am informed, decided
mistake I'm the record Of Lynch, w. T.,
ne published I'm the Dispatch instalmen
| last Sunday. He Is reported as command
! ing the Curlew. A vessel OF that ham
was commanded by Captain Thoma
4 Hunter. sometimes called MAD Tom" b,
his subordinates, on account OF MS rech
less Indifference TO danger.
The Curlew was crippled in the acuol
n At Roanoke Island. and was run ashor
| on "Croatan Island" opposite ROANOKE
o | before the little feet under command oil
q Commodore w. F. Lynch. was compelled
o to fall back on Elizabeth City for lack o.
ammunition with which TO continue IN
fght. Commodore w. r. Lynchs flag
ship was the Sea Bird, not the CurleH
These corrections will also be made in IN
o Naval-Records Office, and will appear /
e a future revised publication of the III
u list
MASONIC CORPORATIONS.
d Articles were filed yesterday in the OF
I, flee of the Recorder Of Deeds incorp'
lie rating the National Supreme Council
Sovereign Grand Inspector-GeneraIs
. the A. A. S. r.. Thirty-Third Degree Il
=, North America, with the Grahd Orlel
% at Washington, ID. {.
v simultaneously papers were filed fl
cooperating the National Imperial Al
4 Gent Arabic Council OF the A. a. o. :
r NJ. s. S. Of ID. for North America, VIII
"a its Imperial Mosque at Washington, ID.
The time Of each corporation Is hf'
"a years, for purposes OF further advancir
/ the interests and good or the oroer'
The incorporators and officers named
u the first instance are ID. Il. Seville Di
trict of Columbia o. r. King, Mar
land: f. A. Jackson, Virginia, and Sol
mon Hoskins, Virginia. The incorpor
tors Of the last-named order are ID.
s. Seville. District of Columbia Benjam
L Brice, James A. Garnet, F. A. JAG
~ son, and Joseph Thornton; virginia
y BELL TELEPHONE CASE.
The Supreme Court yesterday, in
k, opinion handed down, declined 10 advan
10. on the docket the case Of the City
Richmond VS.. the Bell Telephone Cor
q pany. and It will now come up In regul
~ | order about March or April next. II
motion to adyance was recently made
City-Attorney II. r. Pollard and Charl
'r- " Meredith. Esq, Hill Carter Esq,
e. the defendant company not obJectr
provided the case should not be TAX
ST. up before the LIST Of January next.
of Personal.
in Mr.. L. Leslie Spence and bride, W
were married In Richmond last week, a
"a had such a large attendance at their We
10 ding, arrived here last night and stopp
he at the Metropolitan. The happy couI
have been on an extensive tour. visit
New York Philadelphia, and Bsltimo
III Mir. and Mrs. Spence have large numt
on of friends in this city, and to-day IN
N have received numerous calls and We
warmly congratulated. They visited
les new Library and other places OF int
A. est. and left for home by the afterno
ct | train.
Among the arrivals registered at
- Howard House to-day were Mr.. y.
C,n Wash and wife of Richmond They WI
70 accompanied by Mr.. 3. p. Reid, and
~. other friend. II appears, however, Il
II was here they became husband a
wife. They arrived by the early mornl
So train lost TO time in procuring the nee
his cary license. and were married by
eW Rev DR. Greene, pastor of Calvary 81
re- fist church, at his residence. II v
le- after the ceremony had been perform
that the names were inscribed on
lch hotel register as above. They are sig
at seeing to-day. Mrs. Wash was NJ
ID. Callie g. Reid, of Richmond.
ehe w. C. Darlington, Of Lynehburg, is
ION the National.