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Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

Vhlh ol DuhineAh ana
by neglect Of symptoms which have been
warming him q year past that his stomach
was failing In its duties
The symptoms Of q dlsordered condition
Of the stomach and the organs of digestion
and nutrition are, among others, variable
appetite sour Tlsings, heartburn, undue
mllnesa after eating, dull headache, dlngy
complexion, discolored eye, fluctuations IN
physical strength nervousness, sleepless.
ness, despondeney, No one person will
have all these symptomR nj once, but any
one Of them calls for prompt aid for the
suffering stomach,
The restoration Of the stomach, digestive
and nntritive organs 10 condition Of sound
health, begins with the first dose Of DR..
pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. The
cure progresses from that dose until the
functions Of the stomach and its related
organs are In healthy operation, Then the
nerves are quiet, the appetite healthful, the
sleep restful, the eye bright the complex.
ion clear In one word the body 10 In a
condition Of perfect health,
81 was troubled with indigestion about two
years. writes VIM, Dowker, Rsq Of IuliaeltA,
latnh Co., Idaho, Z" tried different doctors and
remedies but TO no avail, until l wrote 10 you
and you told me what TO do, ! suffered with a
pain IN my stolnach and le1 side and thought
that II would kill me, Now am glad to write
this and let you know that am all right | can
do my work now without pain aud don't have
that tired feeling that | used TO have Five
bottles of Dr, Plerce's Golden Medical Dis.
eovery and two vlals Of his Pleasant Pellets
cured me,
Don't let the dealer sell you u substitute
II you want a cure, Insist on having
Golden Medical Discovery
DR., Pierce's Pleasant Pellets surpaSs all
complexion powders, They make the skin
healthy and the complexion clear,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

The Young Peoples Local Union
held u street car party Tuesday EVEN
ing. They chartered three cars ana
road around over the city for two
hours aud half
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

A. ID KrOus6 Ia expecting TO build u
new store building on bis lots hrst door
north OF p. Martin Dry Goods Com
pany and may make II a three story
hulldInR.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

The city council last Monday night
instructed the finance committee to
make the best contract possible In the
matter of refundlng the city bonds,
subject to approval Of the council.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

Mr.. A. X Comstock Of CastletOn has
sold his Interests at that place and Is
contemplating moving to the strip
We shall dislike to loose Mr. Comstock
from the county.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

The great success Of Chamberlain's
Collc, Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy in
the treatment of bowel complaints has
made it standard over the greater part
of the civilized world. For sale by all
druggists.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21
DRJ. W. MAeuIRE,
sPHCIALIsr,


A. q. MVlony who has been employed
dn tpe office Of Fred Oasner Tor some
me was admitted TO the bar the other
1AV
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21
Honey dime a glass at G. Miller's
NANTA FE EXCURSIONS

The Santa Fe sells round trip tickets
to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo
at a rate Of S9l 90 limited to October 3lst
for return.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

without asking you any questions, will
visit Hutchinson, Kas. Thursday, October
18th Zone day only.) Inquire at Midland
hotel. All chronic and special diseases
successfully treated. Cure guaranteed.
Consultation free.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

Liquor cases against Clarence En-
pey and Taylor Whitelaw. DAD
Hughes ana VIII Owens, has been con-
hrmed In the appellate court having
been appealed from this county,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

Hlrst'S new Photographic rooms are
the largest and best equipped in the
State. Come in.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Con-
nelly on First Avenue West was entered
by thieves last Sunday evening while
they were away at church and rurse
containing $ll.OO was stolen, Neigh
bors saw two men leaving the house,
but thought they were simply callers
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

The city police have ordered out all
che slot machines IN town including
the "sure thing" variety usually kept
at cigar stanas. All these marhnes
we understand nave been decided to be
unlawful u. der the Cuhbison anti
gambling law, It's a good move.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

Shredded wheat biscuit, 2 packages
for 25c at @. Miller's.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

AT the meeting Of the Grocers Union
Tuesday night, II committee WAS ap-
pointed to wait on the commercial club
and ask that the foundation and funds
on hand for building an opera house,
be used to build u market house. A
good move. Whoop II up.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21
Miller's.

White clover and blue grass at G
Miller's.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

MIR Dayid Sutton, living four miles
west of town bought nicely improved
quarter section of land near Partridge
from Mr., Franklin. He traded forty
head of cattle valued at 5000 az part
of the purchase money. Mr.. Sutton
expects to move to his new home as
he gets through with his work here.
Mr.. Sutton is a good citizen and
farmer and we are sorry to learn of his
contemplated departure.-Pretty Prai-
Tie Chronicle,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

One or more Of the ex-
pert physicians and sur
geons, Of the Chicago
Curative Institute, who
can tell you what your
disease or afiliotiOn is
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

What base ball enthusiasts consider
the best game of the season was played
Monday between the band boys nine
and the Midland Hotel nine. The first
three innings the MidlanderS didn't
score. The game was played in an
hour and the score stood Q to II in fa-
vor OF the band BOYS.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

Nearly every large city In Kansas
except Hutchinson is preparing for a
tall festival, street fair or carnival Of
some sort. Newton Will have u street
fair, lasting all the first week in 0c-
tober. Wichita has a carnival October
18th to 2lst. They are announcing a
A'hot time" Holidays band is engaged
for the whole week at Newton and ne
gotiations are pending with Wichita.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

Mr.. j. Fossey Of Medford township
was in the city Saturday and called at
this Office. He and his wife have just
returned from an extended visit to
their old home in Michigan and they
also went throu 1h Canada as far east
AS Montreal. He saw many interesting
sights, but yet is better satisfied with
Reno county than ever,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

Uncle Geo. Thomas, who has been at
Stewards Hospital, at Hutchinson, for
the past three weeks, for medical treat
ment returned home last Saturday
morning,very much improved in health
Mr.. Thomas has had long siege Of
sickness and we are glad to note that
he is better and In u fair way for COM
plete recovery.-Arlingtou Enterprise
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-04

Never was the first victim and since then
Mr.. Tomlinson. Mr.. Sands and two OF
Mrs Tavlors sons have been relieved
of smaller sums. The town is now be-
lng patroled by a regularly appointed
policeman nightly. but no clue has been
obtained % the identity ~ the thieves.
The lawn party given by the ladies' OF
the choir OF the Methodist Episcopal
church ON last Tuesday night drew
large crowd and was "A very gratifying
success IN every particular.
There ls a movement on foot TO build
n Prcrbvterian chapel I'm this place and
tho members Of the sunday school gave
"a party Oh the lawn Of Captain T.. II.
LEAFS residence Friday evening for the
benefit OF their enterprise
a most enjoyable dance was given AT
the residence OF Mrs j.. D. Goodwin
Thursday night in honor OF Miss Castle
man. who is the guest az tle Misses
Hutchinson.
The examinations IN the public school
are over and the pupils VIII receive their
standing Monday morning and then be
turned loose for the summer The teach
or of the primary grade "ll take his
classes for a. picnic at Forest liil for
the remainder of the day ana Mr. r. w.
Williams. principal wil tender a similar
outing 10 his pupils.
Tne infant son of Mr. Charles Jones
continues worry sick 200 h'a fathers resi-
drn0e ou Barton avenue.
Mr Horny Benefits. who has spent tho
past week with his family wl leave on
Monday for a c0mmerc trip.
The Succors arc much c.tfoI over thoIr
victory n tho game play on Saturday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-04
OFFICIALLY CELEBRATED
The Quccn's Birthday Observed by the
Individuality Of london.

LONDON. Juno 2-The Queens bisth-
dav was officially celebrated to-day IN
London
The chief event was the trooping q the
color4 this morning on the Horse Guards
parade.
Tho immense conc0urse present Included
the United states Ambassador Mr. JOS.
n Choate. and most ~ the prominent
Americans now iu this city
Detachments OF tho Grenadier Guards
Coldstream Guards and Scots Guard par
tlclpated In tho ceremony, accompanied
by their massed bands.
Tho Prince of Wales appeared IN a heia
narshals' Uniform. After an Inspection
OF the troops By the mmander-in-chief
Field Marshal Lord Wolseley. the Royal
party took up a position at the saluting
point and tho troops marched past TO the
music % the massed bands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-04
RURAL MUSINGS
on BIRD LIFE.
Visions the Sound of bob White"
Bring the Barefoot Boy,
OUR FEATHEREO FRlENDASTUDY
That j. Fun Of Intcrcst-Among Them
We Find Many Traits That Are
Paralleled ia the Life of HUI
man Mating Time.


CHRISTIE VA. May 30-spccial.-.
r,b.ro is ro r,ts-,ling tho sour,o from
which comes the cry 'DoD "hie' non
white" heard these DAYS and 10 INA
,,rs Of r,Iral lads sueh il cry has an
an. .,.. .,,
hyins season ior me partridge Us NOT Tar
off,
At ths mailing season these noble birds
3D.. ....... AMI i.,.o,,o 90 oen,ls as 10
go Oh" l'''' anu =,
allow persons To sel ~ CLOSE ''"sv' "
one goes h1rse-0a. * 0r driving.
rrt,ffr- t,a errs of this noble bird IL
80. tr..r.s...., ,,s-ine and when tho
'' e,., ..,,, a. ,rh,,,
tln"el-7"''ed i''' '''' "'.', 80
and beautiful eggs. is .ound, the eye
b aot 20 ooen wide and visions OF a
delicious meal-eood enough Tor a king
dance through Tue mind
Rural lads can DO justice 20 such q
meal ami smack their lips when 10 is
over. Iu the corners OF fences where
the dry grass is s0metimes banked. or
under the tufts OK the Dro0m-sedge the
mother bird constructs Der nest. and. Il
.of disturbed d. enemies. raises her
br.oI
rrrT, or INTEREST
REPRESENTATIVES, Of the fratferet tribe,
oro .n Interesting study ia rural rarts
ana aso..l.lf,, 4, ar the rtsffng seas,n'
What u lusy time they are I'M having
al this rer.ol n building their nests
ana rearing their Young.
N0t ar fr0m where write. over tho
path n0t ID great way from the earth.
there bangs nest Oft take it-an or.ole.
and hlw art,sticaliy and securely Il 4,
constructed under SLIGHT cover OF
learrs ODD ra-d of tho forvbnt rsys OF
an e,f
>.s.~ I'D, GO .to nos. 10 tbs ,oisy ,,,i,-
,orlro r,,if.h s,arrog. ana MIA. Mo
anaf~ il is TOO Tor -o small a bird
such THINGS ara r.-.uoiol b, br,,,,
kind sometimes ana noorio ~ small
means mako a tf, .ho.. b, .ri- ,,orfd
often.
Az ON rprrN0
OF course robin rod-t~sa-. ,s IN ~,
dence. FOR I'm Virginia D.. BE- o,.s-,. bo.,o
and his nest nerrhos bIgb 90, .,,, . .t,,,..
limb is NOT 20 ne r-is,,r9ors.oos 80 -
derrated either. and whether ~ ~.ii,
hons along on the si-sace ., ,ro.be,
Earth. in Dursuit ~ the .orf,, ,.o-,,
or rerchod on a higb ilrb si,g,,, 80.
merry song DO he oo,-ri,,,o,,, 60.
opr feathe-es t-fbos
The other dav 7 was show, .ba -o,,s
smooth hole IN Tho docavel Noh n, an
annie tree which had been made Nv IN.
bin OF the eao-sucko~ and 4sr fo,kos
upon the orlfce. ag neatly ana artistic.
ally accomp'ishof as o. done w the cum
Ming Sand of man. the shr'U voices o.
me rttle brides ON. of sight y no,
ont OF hearing told The story and anx-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-04
vlRGGNIAsUNNiER RESORTS
And Mountain Homes on the Line Of
the Norioll, and Western Halfway.

summer excursion tickets will be sold
commencing june lst. good 90 return un-
tI October 80. 1899. with stop-over privi-
leeos az au stations. A descriptive PAM
phlr, giving complete list OF the resorts
and boarding houses along its .ines is now
ready ior distribution. and will be mailed
to amy address upon application. For
tickets timetables and iu.i Information
apply Orb the Richmond Transfer COM
pauy. 95 east Main street: p. c. Carter.
rckct agent. Byrd-street Nniom Depot,
or at company office s3S east Main
street. John T.. Wagner City Passenger
and Ticket Agent O.. TT. BOSLEY.
District Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-04
FRESH GOSSIP
FROM GOTHAM.
Dollar Diners Who Did Not Pay For
Their Feast
GROVER CLEVELAND IN TROUBLE
Baby Marion Gets Fat Plum Mario
Wainwright Marri IA Row IN
the Military Camp-kussell
Sasc's Views.
GROVER CLEVELAND IN TROUBLE

c.r --,a
NEW i''t''' .,. ah,uf
liei--' l' .-7 '., ,...-.b WAS
lIie l'.N' -I t-.t. t.., ro Inc
gwen I'D pms N'.' ~" -'i -t.t
tere-r ot free silver. III declares
trouble ia brewing ana .'''- ,l..is,.
Wll come i1 lAe sur dDo "'
when ID member OF inc comm. ..oo
Ou. Hundred ol inc name ol
wll appear ln COURT iI' '-'.'" f.g'
John S-mm.l Inc e'''I't '' 1'o ,r-
ner, as c9mm- SON. "h.." "e say
Stmmrl agreed lo pay ".." i'- ..-.
h.m the contract I'D lc.u '"' "''7''
Bryan mon.
Do adds that an'IAef "iaNeA OF ,"-
difficulty may oe taken TO court ..
unless il9e OBJ l"e 'l''.'7 ""' ~,
I'D pay ..,..til g.. o.. fioI.l-
nance Committee ana enable 10 % l4-'-
date l-5 debt 10 Ali. 9,li' .'''. ,.,... 81,
Iheie l7 u o."'''. A..
l"''A ,"e ''i.'' ..'..'l ~. 5.', bin, I'm.
9-''..'' -,...' s.,.s re hoe boan
'.'''. .,o ..-tt.t b, .berral
l-n "'I .- '.'1 ..'.-,. .t' -,.o,.t.., of $40
a., -, t..-.,... .b. d.a+ is more
.- .t,. .... t, l..s nat know exactly
..''" .''".
now H-c" ll'-0 o.. ESD,
hAil''f oL guests l"d. .-
oIhhei' "iI. allHiil.. ,.'-'N5
more 'N~. "''. s1.,,
l-"t .N'-'A ''l'9 "'-~ -''' 20
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tii'i 'i"'i'''i ~ '-. ,,4 g., 80
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'-' .r 80, o., .,., ,o..i,,.s
ol l'e .l.i'i' -.'- -" .,, 80 a..
except >.'' ol fi''. H''- que '-.N o.. va
p.e.nii,H r. ha,I
..e ,''''' ~ 80. ,,..,, ,.-,,,,.r+ 10.
a'n a.. vi "a NUS. f.,,,4 .t,+ ,boro
4eih''' N'" No. et.r,
was "'l enough F-'
MEL 1890, 49, Wv,
IiiDl 'iDa 49,
By scanning tAe ilst OK ti'N1l "5
the FINANCE committee o'7ooF e.e"
eral hundred VINO mao not p1Iu TOT l'i1-,
dinner. Notices were sent I'd lhein anu
other means taken To induce lHeHl ~
pay. some OF them dld pay "nle ol..e.
have so far deued all eIOrt5 10 cOAg~'
from them.
Mr. Bryan insisted upon paving MS
own hotel expenses though the COM
mittee was anxious 20 assume them.
81 have written the delinquents some
pretty sharp letters" said Mt. stlmmei
land I hope they Will pay me. IL they 90
not 1 snail have 20 80 20 court As ly'
Grogerat, I shau not pay MN Cen1'
lie did not get me the contract TOT tne
dinner and / could nov aloiu 10 pay an, ,,.
commission on IT, lie wanted me 10 Duy
fish az one cent pou1l ana M,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-04

s-0ol fo stevens Institute Tho money
ID o., D.. l..l fo- ro0 engineering
r,bor,to-,.
There f.. "a row in tho military. Cen
erai RYtt and 1raior-Gonorai Roe com.
,narla~ ~ +ho national Guard az New
York have had a disagreement and Il is
.tI .+..- 3D.. .,-.,.. ,,.,,f ~eei,,
a. tgo .-., N,,i.-.I Sss,rorfsst
.ybi.b h. t, be- hold In d p-ooblvn armorv
re,- ys.~ D., ,,rcb rovo+ed prize viii be
contested FOR II viii De given by the
r,r,r,-.- of Germany.
,,.,r-,- 49,. ann. ,.r,,re ,oo
li''N
ha'l M'Iio. '"'n .lo
>i." i'i "eI .a.e eApell''-'' one Va
yellow journals hallN. p'lu over 10 H'
''-- '' ''''- I'D
for Der recovery ,..,.. ..
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l,N'SN 9'-e sih9 %. .-.,,..
me market may pe '', i'i." l'l.'.
".tN' "'l .t,. D.. cx-
,,.....i,. ,.r,,,,.,+o that This week.-mrs..
.......... +bls tfre n The marker had
t.,I s-,, .l ,r.r. had boon increased
i'ia "l"i ann - .,..,,.
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nave nag 'N ".'..'"7 '''''-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-04
WILL BE EASY
General Young Says otis Can whip
the FiliDinos ip Month.

NEW YORK. June 3.-Gcneral samuel
r YOUNG has leit here FOR the Phil
ii I'M washington ne had % conversation
with the President. Before going West
he was asked ii DE thought Cen. OTIS
could suhdue the islands with $1,000 men,
ms he claims General Young replied THAT
he had no doubt of g.
He said Furthermore 10 would not take
n month TO DO the work after the sainy
season as over.
The thing most needed in the Philip
pines. said he, is cavalry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-04

MEHERRIN. VA. June 2.-Special.-A
severe hau storm struck this place ves-
terday about o'clock and ala great dam
age 10 early vegetables and crops. All
through Lunenburg county. so far as
heard from orchards were demoralized.
trees unrooted and fences and houses
blown down.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-04

We hare added some now styles So Our
stock the past vcck we have also
couple of uplghts goods as new 900 beau
uful cases which we guarantee best
value IN the city for price we ask
CHASE HACKLEY PIANO CO,
Successors 20 Chase Bros Piano COZ.
40 East Broad Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-04
BURGLARS IN BARTON HEIGHTS.

Several Citizens i.ciicNod OF Their Cash
Examinations OVcr-pcrsonuI
Ba-ton Heights has been widely dis
turbed during the past week by an lnva-
sion OF burglars. who have relieved seye-
raj citizens OF various sums OF money.
On last sabbath morning Mr.. Alex.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-04
The Stomach
Is AnEn8ine

Your health reflects its condi-
ton. If it's clogged up with inn
purities, and can't use the fuel you
give it, there'll be trouble all over
the body. There can be no disease
with a good digestion. a strong
stomach and perfect digestion
comes from the use of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-04
FREE ART LESSONS

Misses clark and cassen viii bcgin
their second week Zoo free lessons in ant
needle work at Miller q Rh0adF. Lesson
hours DO 90 10 g. NJ. AVID 90 : =. ~
Ladies cordially Invited 90 come and see.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-04
A. HUTZLER'S SONS
315 East Broad Street.
Another Talk About Msftinss.

There arc more trashy Mattings IN tho
market than good ones, consequently
There are more disappointed buyers than
satisfied ones If you are I'm want of "a
Mating and cannot AFFORD tho best. make
an EFFORT to gct one that is woven I'm
small figures. and chat has not been on
L
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-04

Bouquets and Baskets for commence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-04

REYNOLDS & EBY. Florisst.
9ol East Main Street.
Old Phone 1854 New Phone 1919.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-04

It clears the
brain, strength
ems tho nerves
makes people
WELL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-01
PURIM AND MASQUERADE BALL.
The Entertainment of Sir Moses
MOntcfiore n signal Success

The fifth annual Purim and masquerade
ball Of the Sir Moses Montefore congrega-
ton. given last night at Sanger Hall. was
an unqualified success. The costumes
were strkingly original, and some Of
them excited a great dea; of laughter
The cake-valk. led by "Frogeye Yank."
was true representation OF that darby
festival The following couples took the
cake: First cake. Irving Goodman and
Ralph Levy: second cake. Lewis Held
ana Nathan Hellstern: third cake. Harry
Levy and Eddie Eichel. One of the most
original masks was that of a hospital
nurse. seated by a cot. in which lay "a
chOstly dummy. BY the side of the cot
stood a small table. on which was an as
sortment of medicine The nurse was Miss
Weinstein.
Among the masks were: SCHOOLGIRL
Harold Rubenstein Spanish Dancer, Miss
Schwatzmann: Topsv NJ. Friedman Hos
pltal Soldier Mr. Hines: Purim. Adolpa
Jacobs: Admiral Dewey Mr.. McGreeor;
Black Nanny. Annie Rerkle. Daughter
of the Regiment. Florence Jacobs; queen
OF Night. Mrs w. A. Brady; Two Pick
aninnies from Jackson Ward. Messrs III.
c. Ashby and Harvey Walden: Indian.
Dave Tellmon: Tramp Fred. Bernheim.
Ir. Peasant Girl Miss Annie Snyder.
Whitewashers. Mr. Talsky Morris ka-
menskv william whisky. Reeve steiner,
Sarah Ruth and Morissa Cohen. Mr..
Memo Mitteldorfer acted as master Of
carfrnppiee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-01
Erie Medical Co.. BuffaIo,N.E.
(fa 1o-Su VV&F&WeOW)

John Carmichael, Jr.. OF Grafton, W. va,
who gave her away.
The marriage service was performed py
Rev. Robert J. McBryde ID. D., rector OF
the church.
The bridal party left the chancel as fol-
lows: Bride and groom. Miss Tucker ana
Mr. Edison Afford, bridesmaids, ana
groomsmen.
The decorations were elaborate and
beautiful. and were palms, potted plants
and yellow roses. Candles and yellow
shaded lamps rendered the scene one or
great beauty. The decorations were IN
tho main I'm conformity with the colors
Of the Kappa Alpha fraternity As
compliment 10 the bride and 10 the groom
who is "A member Of the fraternity. the
Alpha Chapter Of the Kappa Alpha fra
ternity attended in body.
4 reception was held until $50 o'clock
for a limited number of relatives and
near friends. Among them were Hon.
and Mrs. II. 81. George Tucker. Mr.. and
Mrs Z. Morgan Pendleton. Miss Laura
Powell Tucker. Professor and Mrs.
Charles A. Graves, Mrs Gertrude Logan,
Colonel and Mrs y Beverley Tucker;
Or. Hunter H. Mcclure Of Winchester,
Va: Miss Esten Duval; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Randolph Tucker Carmichael. of
Charleston. W. Va: Mr. and Mrs. Green
lee d. Letcher Miss Virginia Letcher'
and Judge 5. Houston Letcher.
After the reception Mr. and Mrs Afford
left by private conveyance for Buena
Vista. where they took the north-bound
train over the Norfolk and Western rail-
road for an extended northern trip. They
will make their future residence in New
Xorl- pffv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-01
NAY ACQUIRE FERRIES.
Mother and Her son Eeunitcd
Through a Suit.

NORFOLK. VA. February 28-(Spe-
cial)-A company has been incorporated
in Portsmouth. the objects of which are
to facilitate communication between the
cities on Hampton Roads. Its name Is
the Gill x Thomas Company, and II may
purchase. rent or lease, for NUMBER OF
years. the Norfolk county terry-ooats
nlving between the cities Of Portsmouth
and Norfolk and the town OF belkley anu
other points on the Elizabeth river, ana
those ON the Western Branch, Hampton
Roads. James river. YORK river, ana the
Chesapeake bay 1t is also empowered
TO carry on and conduct in al It's brancn-
es "A machine and repair shop, 10 build
and repair machines Of AN kinds. 10 own
and operate marine railways ana uty-
docks and sea craft. The Capltal slot h
is 10 be 5000. divided into shares OF lhe
par value of 500 each. The principal
office is TO be I'm Portsmouth. ana the
following are named as olncets ior lle
first year: President and General Man
aver. Franklin ID. GIL; Nlce-Fresigeht'
cornelius Thomas; Secretary and Irea-
surer. Alexander h. Butt. Ihese, Win
G.. +. Edwards. of Portsmouth. James u
Gill. of Norfolk. and Joseph i. SiAioId'
of Newark y. j., are 70 compose the
Board of Directors.
Through the medium OF lesdi ACTON
brought by Mrs. Annie Dunnigdon' or
Richmond. against her son. Wnom sne
believed TO BE- dead, they have Deer re-
united w II. Dunnigdon's whereabouts
have been unknown 10 his motner since
Anru 1890 An advertisement OF suit be-
cine NECESSARY 10 enable her 10 get some
,,.r,,.rt, i'm Norfolk and the long lost
Xo,i,,o, man saw il and advised his mo-
thor's counsel that be IS still alive.