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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
Francis-Thomason.

SALEM. VA. October N-(SpeciaL)-
Tine marriage OF Mr. William A. Francis
and Miss Annie j. Thomson. Of this
city. which took place az the Methodist
church last night az 7:30 O'Clock, was one
of the prettlest weddings ever witnessed
I'm this city. The church was tastefuliy
decorated i'm evergreens and white chry-
sqnthenuns while over the altar tao
arches Of evergreen. studded with Whitc
chrvsanthemums stood. To the strains Of
the wedding march from LohCngren,
beautifully rendered by Alr. j. T. Ale
mong. the ushcrs, Msssrs. Harry Ballard
and Henry Oakley, came ln. followed
bv the bridesmaids. Misses Susie Fran
els. sister u the groom. and Lucy Thorn
a-on. the brides sister Then followed
the bride. IN white crgandy. holding .
bunch Of white hrysanthemums, with
her brother, Mr. J. a. Thomson. They
were followed By the hi groom, Win
his best man. Mr. leonard Brown. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. W. "A.
II. Joyce. the pastor. After the cere-
monv the happy couple. with their az
PENDANTS and fIiends retired 20 the home
OF the brides father, where a reception
was given. Mrs Francis b. daughter
of Mr.. Joel Thomson, OF this city. and
IA well-known here. Mr. Francis was
elected Commissioner OF Revenue IN this
district last spring. Re Is quite popular.
MIR and Mrs Francis lefl az midnight for
T.vnchburg and other points, where they
viii visit relatives They sill make their
home In Salem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
RUNAWAY ACCIDENTS.
A Day OF Them-Boy Badly Hurt
Railroad Wreck.

EAST RADFORD. VA, october H.
Special This has been a day Of run
away accidents here. Early this morn
ing a team owned by Captain stockton
Heth became frightened and In tts at
tempt 10 run the driver. OFT dall. had
his leg badly mashed. About noon the
driving horse OF Colonel J. q. Crockett
was frightened while being unhitchee al
the Coloners residence. I'm South Radford,
and ran several blocks. completely defr1ol-.
lshlng handsome surrey. This afternoon
as Mrs. BufQrd Gardner and Mrs. r. A. =,
CrOy who reside near here IN Pulaski
county were driving out OF town their
horse became frightened and ran down
First street on Co the bridge over Cen
deley's run. Tho buggy and both eccu-
pants We're dashed against en- electric.
light pole Mrs. Gardner was painfully
hurt and Mrs. CrOy received several Sc
vero bruises. News was received here this
morning that the 7-year-old son OF gr
Cohen. who lives on Back creek. In Pu-
lasH county. was fatally injured to-day
By being run over By a wagon.
Professor George W. Mllos. treasurer
and manager for the New-River Bridge
Company. contracted to-day with tho
porterdeld Lumber Company. Of Interior
Giles county, for coco feet OF heavy silla
To be used I'm flooring the large steel
bridge which spans New river
a wreck on The New-River division OF
the Norfolk and Western al Pearisburg
to-day, I'm which seven cars were deralled
caused the delay OF traffic for several
hours ana passengers on No. 4. due here
az 1901 O'Clock, were transferred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
Personals and Briefs.

Dr. C. j. Riddick and wife, OF Suffolk,
are thc guests OF Mr. Adrian Riddick.
The Elks' Ways and Means Committee
viii hold an important meeting tonight
at the home.
Mrs. Fannie Harrison Panton. OF
Guelph ont. is visiting her brother, NJ.
Lewis II. Blair
The condition Of young Hiram Smith.
who was hurt while playing football
several days ago, IS improved.
Mrs. Or. V. G. Cuipepper, Of Ports
mouth is visiting her friend. .lrs. Adrian
Blddick. at No. llZ7 west Ma.n stre-t
Dr Peu will lecture ON The sunday
School Lesson at the Young Mems Chris
tan association this afternoon a., 3
o'clock. 4.1st4
DANES viii take place at the Virginia
Historical Society this afternoon M 800
O'clock.
4 meeting Of the Methodist sunday
School Society Will be held at Co-intn
church tomorrow afternoon az ESQ
o'clock
Mr. j.. 3I Anderson. the State evan
ccHzt. is expected I'm Richmond neXt
week 10 attend the convention OF the
Christian Church.
Mrs. Dr. Charles J. Terrell. Of Hanover
county. who has been the guest OF Ma
J. Bell Bigger lcit for Newport News
yesterday afternoon
Ur w. n Laughter past regent Of
Druid Council, 30. 500, Royal ArcauIm,
or Baltimore. is visiting his sister az lW
east Fra nkiln street.
Rev. Carey f. Morgan pastor Of fhe
ScNelth-Strcet Christian church. will con
duct services at the Home for lncuraDles
tomorrow afternoon az : o'clock.
Rev. ". J.. Reaney. Of Trinity churcn.
Fredericksburg, viii conduct the services
al ST. Marks ON Sunday. both morai7g
and night There Will be fine music at
both services.
Detective Gibson has delivered 10 It's
owner the diamond pin that had beca
stolen during the COllege-Pantops foot
han game here last saturday. The young
man who lost in lived IN Ashland.
General c. c. watts, Of Charleston. w.
Va. one OF The best known lawyers ANA
Democratic politicians i'm the Mountain
state. is at Nurphy's. General Watts was
the Democratic candidate for Governor
in 1895.
Delegates to the Baptist General Asso-
citation are already sending IN their
names 20 Mr. w. n. Sadier. chairman #
the Committee on Hospitality. and IL -
thought that this viii be one OF the
largest meetings ever held.
tev Dr. A. e. Dickinson has returned
from baltimore where he has been at
lending the Maryland Baptist state Con-
vention. Rev. Or. Mullins. president Of
tho Southern Baptist Theological SENT
nary uromised Dr. Dickinson 70 como
Ia This civ i'm q week or two and i'd
dress the Richmond Bapiists
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
FOOTBALL THIS AFTERNOON.
linmpden-Sidney ana Richmond Col.
Iege VIII PIny a Ffne Gnme.

The game between Hampden-sidney and
hlchmOnd College on the grounds Of the
after tnis afternoon VIII probably be the
unst hOuy-c0ntested fought here IN a
long time.
Inc rivalry between the two institu-
iions is very warm. and the struggle for
victory to-day Will De as stubborn as X
can bc made. Both teams aye in hle
condition.
lhe Hampden-Sidney eleven came down
.ast right and stopped at New Ford T.
q he team was accompanied by about afty
rDtt tors. The game VIII bee called at 500
o'clock. II viii DE conducted by the
following.
SIR MCGOWAN, umpire; Mr.. Robert
Grouer, referee; Hooper. of Hampden-
sidney and owen, of Richmond COLLEGE,
bncsmen, William Gordon, OF Richmond
College, and Mr. Brown, of Hampton
Sidney. timc-keepers.
Interest i'm the game is by no means
confined To college circles. and there viii
bc many people from the city present
Tho Union Theological seminary VIII
send ,n a. large crowd. Betting on the
game Is even.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
IS OUT OF THE FIGHT.
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE WITH
DRAWS IN AUGUSTA.
LAST DAY IN WHICH TO REGISTER.
me chance VIII lie Gone After sun
SET To-Night--A bad Middle I'm
"rnyson County-No Further Paci-
hcntion Expected.

Nc po'ltical contest In Augusta coun-
" mas been considerably simpliGed nv
'ne withdrawal Of one OF the three Inde
pendent candidates for the House 80 ~,
egates,' said Mr.. Sam. Donald of Stan.
ton. at New Fjrd's last night. ar
Chiton Harris, who has been runnin,, 90
an Independent, has announced his with
drawal. He has certified his name 70 the
Clerk OF the County Court as a candidate
So OF course, It will appear on the official
ballot.
There is not the slightest reason 10
iear inc defeat OF Todd and Churchmau.
me democratic nominees" continued Nh
Donald They are two Of the finest mon
IN the County. and Will make excellent
LEGISLATORS. OF course, c. T. Harris ard
fletcher Vincent the independents sum
IN the field, will poll some Democratic
votes but not enough TO do any harm
lho TWO Independent candidates are
making an active canvass OF the county.
nut they are finding great difficulty in
getting audiences at their meetings"
LAST DAY TO REGISTER.
This is the last day upon which voter
can register I'm time 10 cast their ballot,
at the coming election. Registrars will
be at their posts an day throughout Vlr-
glnia. So far. the registration has been
very light 1t is probable that the vote
cast I'm the State will bee correspondence
small. Those who favor the pendine
amendment TO the constitution reducing
The number Of elections say the vote will
be small. because the people are tired OF
voting 50 often.
MIX-UP IN GRAYSON.
Secretary Button received yesterday
the names of candidates for the House al
Delegates. completing the list of an the
legislative candidates 10 be voted fof
next month. There Is a horrible mix-up
In Grayson. only one member of tho
House Of Delegates IS to be elected.
There are five candidates j. q. Davis.
the regular Democratic nominee. is CO.
posed by the following persons: ". q.
Bagwel Independent Democrat. j.. T.
Kisby independent Democrat Jackson
Higgins Republican,. and j. W. Perkins
Republican. OF course, where five can
didates are running for one Office il De-
hard to figure accurately as to the result
but the friends of Mr.. Davis are confident
OF his election.
There is not now any prospect Of The
differences in any OF the counties being
settled. The time is now too short, and
an fights win be pulled of on the lth of
November.
Mr. James r. Cation and Mr. C. c. Car
lin. two Of the best known Democrats of
Alexandria. are In the city. The Demo
cratic ticket in Alexandria city and coun-
~ is without opposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
YESTERDAYS CABINET MEETING.
Important DiscussiOn-Ihe Phiiip-
p1nes-Ohio-The Su1u Treaty.


WASHINGTON, October 27.-The Cabl-
net meeting to-day lasted two hours and
a half. an hour longer than usual.
After the adjournment the members
were unusually reucent. One member
said that the President had cautioned
them against making any statement
about the meeting to-day. 1t can be
stated however. that the discussion re-
lated TO the Philippines, and there is
reason 70 believe that II was In refer
ence to military and naval plans which
are 10 be placed in operation soon.
Fully an hour of the session Of the
Cabinet was consumed IN a discussion
II the political outlook. especially In
Ohio. some Of the members having re-
celved advices from their friends en-
gagged I'm the campaign, conveying an ac-
curate statement OF existing conditions.
Tho Philippine discussion was brought
about by newspaper publications of re-
cent date purpOrting 20 outline the
treaty which General Bates has made
with the Sultan Of the Sulu archipelago.
Secretary Root took occasion 60 point
ont the unsoundness and unfairness, as
he alleged. OF the criticisms OF that ar
raneemcnt. especially where they relate
to the question Of slaye-holding in the
island
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
TeIegrnphic Briefs.

Mack Cannon was hanged az Irvington,
Ga. Yesterday for the murder of Wiz
liam BriscOe. near Ivey station, in April
last. Both men were colored.
Walter Ford. who murdered his sweet
heart. Lucinda Moore. at waco Tex, IN
lime 1888. was HANGED In Waco yesterday.
he died without faltering.
part q the cargo. which had become
heated. OF the British ship Glooscap Cap
tain spcer. from Norfolk for Manila, has
been recommended discharged after a
survey. The Glooscap put In az Cape
Vincent Thursday
The parliamentary by-electiCn for the
Bow and Brombley division OF Tower
Hamlets London held Yesterday, 20 re-
place the Hon. lionel Holland. Conser-
vstive. was fought on the COVE rnment's
Transvaal policy. and resulted In a big
victory for the government.
The new steamer Ponce. OF the New
York and Porto RICO Steamship Company,
bound from New York for san Juan, on
her first voyage. was towed Into Savan-
nah. Ca. yesterday In distress by the
Dutch steamer Prince Frederick, having
lost her propeller" GO miles out from
New York. No other damage
When we advance a little into life. We
ind that the tongue OF man creates nearly
all the misS|Sd il DE vorld.-fsxton
Hood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
Ney Order Organizes.

g3nized al Powelrs Han Thursday night,
with seventy-live charter members and
several new applications. The officers
elected for tine first three months arc as
follows. President, Allie Duiayd. Wee
President IT, j.. smith. Recording Secrc-
tary. G.. j. AmmOns; Financial Secretary,
o. ". ban. Treasurer, W. A. shelton;
Inside Guard, j. w. Wilson; OUTSIDE
Guard A. r.. Kidd: Conductor, }. ~.
Mitchell; Warden, r. G. Barrett. Trr5-
T.. vs. Jones
The objects Of this order are 20 help
each other In business. 90 establish SICK
and death benefits. All Americau-3Orn
citizens are eligible to membership.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
REPORT FROM OTIS.
Lnvton's Advance-Irnnspor Ar
rive ut aianiIn-Casuaifies.

WASHINGTON, October p. The fol-
lowing cablcgram has been received nc the
War Department from General otis:
.Lawton's advance, under Young Is
north of San Isidro, near Cabamatuan.
Established permanent station, three
months supplies being forwarded by san
iuan river route. LawtOn meets little re-
sistance. Twenty-sixth Volunteers and
battalion of Nineteenth Infantry sent TO
Il1ilO.
"rhe transport Tacoma, with head
quarters and seven companies Of the
Twenty-seventh Volunteers. has arrived.
Casualties Corporal Henderson. Com
pany G. washed overheard; two men de-
serted and seven left sick at Honolulu, Of
whom Corporal Hunter Company q, Is
dead. No other casualties. Command in
good health.
Transport Sheridan. with Thirty-third
volunteers and recruits. has arrived.
Good condition. One casualty-PriYate
Hulgan. Company *. died en- route"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
,synernI of Mr.. smith.
COMPANY MEETINGS.
Five Held Last NiRht-Plans for Re
OrgaufznfiOn.


Both Of the Blues companies met M
their armory last night, and the men
were Iut through squad drills.
rho companies will not have their res1'-
lar meetings Monday night but Will meet
again Friday night
Company j. held called meeting IL Z
night. as il was foreseen that there wOulu
hc difficulty in securing a full ATTENDANCE
next Tuesday night the time for ;he
regular meeting. ~ was expected that
orders would be issued relative 10 TIE
oompanys taking a part In the paroIe
tuesday. but First-Lieutonant Hardwicke
stated that as no invitation for the COM
oanv TO parade had been received, he felt
fhaf ii would not be proper for him 10
take out the company without being
asked
tors of Company A 0he Grays) al the
Aimory last night and committee WAS
appointed 20 report the names OF Officers.
The committee will make a report at The
next meeting on Friday night
Crmpany ID will be reorganized Friday
night. A Committee OF the old mem
IRIS ms been at work In a quiet way
Tor some time, and II Is believed 1t has
~ last succeeded I'm getting the company
on fits feet again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
THE JEFFERsoN-DAY BANQUET.
Old Dominion Club Arranging for
an Elaborate AFFAIR.

The Old Dominion Democratic Club has
taken steps to arrange for an elaborate
celebration OF Jefferson's birthday, the
18th OF April!
II is proposed TO have a grand banquet
at the Jefferson and 20 invite William
Jennings Bryan, Perry Belmont, and
other Democrats OF national distinction
10 be present and deliver addresses; also,
Governor Tyler, the Virginia senator's
and congressman, and others.
At a meeting Of the club last night the
matter was discussed and a committee
OF three was appointed TO look into the
matter and report at the November meet
ing of the club.
A committee OF five was appointed 10
arrange for a smoker at the January
meeting
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Bris,. Fight Near san Isidro.

Youngs column which left San IsidrO
Yesterday morning az daybreak. moving
northward I'm the direction Of Santa Rosa,
encountered the enemy strongly en-
trenched just beyond the Tuboatin river.
A Lriet 6yhf euer-d and he ronalr '- 100
repulsed. Two Americans were killed,
and one was wounded. Pursuit was I'M
possible on account Of the width and
depth OF the stream.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
DANIEL AT BLACKSTONE.
The Junior Senator and Judge Mann
Speak.

FNtHt@s
BLACKSTONE. VA. October G.-(spe-
cial) Hon. John ". Daniel addressed the
people of this senatorial district here to-
day. Tho voters turned out in large num-
hers from Brunswick. Lunenburg. Motto
way, and the surrounding country to
hear Nirginia's faVOriie son ann dls. ih-
gushed orator. lie spoke Tor ABOUT TWO
hours during which time the audience
gave him the closest attention.
Hon. Walter A. Watson first introduced
Judge w. Fl. Mann, the senatorial cam
didate, I'm an appropriate speech. Judge
Mann made an abe. fOrCeful. ana .t-
fective appeal for party harmony and "a
united Democracy and pointed out the
danger OF a division I'm Democratic ranks.
Immediately after Judge Mann closed.
Hon. sydney I. Epes, In most graceful
speech. presented the orator Of the day.
Hon. John W. Daniel. senator Daniel
opened with a graceful acknowledgment
OF The honor done him in the introduction,
and congratulated the district on It's good
fortune in securing 80 able n nominee as
Judge Mann FOR the senate. Ihe lnde-
pendent Wa handled with gloves on. BE
termed the Independent az pretender
and rs one without political father call-
ing an parties his father The great work
accornDlir he'd by the Democrats In State
affairs was shown. The Improvement IN
public properties and institutions, the
large increase in public schools. and va
rious other improved conditions, all or
which came about by and through tho
Democratic party, were discussed by the
speaker IN address was mgniy enter
taining and instructive, and much good
VIII doubtlessly result from D..
The Senator, accompanied by Hon W.
A. Watson and Judge Mann, left this az
ternoon for Lawrenceviile. where they
VIII speak tomorrow.
The situation I'm this district is daily
improving and the election Of Judge Mann
is practically assured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
nEATfIs.

BAYLOR Died. at her home, in wash
ineton. IT, c.. 40 $50 a. NJ, October 9th,
Tff EN rpTcE BAYLOR beloved wife
OF j. y. Baylor -
Funeral at Hollywood THIS AFTER
NOON.
FOLEY.-Dled. October 9th. al 1 p. NJ,
AZ the residence OF her husband. 1913 west
Clay street. SARAH. beloved wife OF
Michael Foley. a native OF Cork, Ireland.
Funeral from tho Sacred Heart church
SUNDAY, October 18th, at i. NJ.
Friends and acquaintanoes are respect.
fully invited 20 attend.
New York papers please COPY. 2ts
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Sunday MT the Association.

The meeting at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association tomorrow afternoon At
o'clock will be addressed by Rev. WI
liam b. Beauchamp, pastor Of 81. James
Methodist Episcopal church. The theme
viii be, Men Needed for this Century.
Mr.. G. Wilbur Montgomery Will DO the
soioist Of the afternoon.
The BOYS Gospel Army will meet In the
MUSHROOM at o'clock, and will be given
q short talk by Mr. Mckee.
The Workers Training Class Will meet
at 5a5 T. NJ. I'm the association parlOr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
WOMAN IN MALE ATTIRE.
Illness netrnys Her sex--GOing "a
philippines as Newspaper Man.

ASHENILLE. " c.. October IA let
ter received here by the wife or Band
master Coe Of the Twenty Infan.
try. United States Volunteers. says that
when the transport carrying the reet-
ment 90 Manila arrived au Honolulu one
~ the employees n tho ship became very
a.. but refused to take medicine or have
the attention Of a physician Colonel
Hardin ordered n surgeon a. attend tho
case. and n was discovered that the
patient was n woman I'm male attire, go
ing 20 the Philippines 10 represent an
American Newspaper She refused 10 dis
close her name or the paper she was
to represent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
F1srIC CARNIVAL IN ST. LOUIS.
kid Mccoy KNOCK Out billy sHft, oi
Chicago.

Kid Mccoy Knock Out Billy stift, Of
Chicago.
ST. LOUIS. NO october 27.-The initial
boxing entertainment Of the West-End
Athletic Club was held tonight. at iis
new quarters in the covered mammoth
Coliseum The particular star Of tho
night was "Kid" Mccoy, who appeared
with Billy Stiff. of Chicago, as am rp-
pOneut Mccoy had the advantage az
Stiff in height and reach. bat i'm weight
The latter was favored by several pOJnir.
For the first half dozen rounds Stiit age
Ucarel in great awe OF his opponent art
remained on the defensive. As a matter
Of FACT. Mccoy was able 90 draw him out
onlN Few times during the thifioca
rounds. stiff showed that ne was a
fighter, and several times had the "kid
in "a ucklsh position. In the eighth
round Mccoy took the benefit Of ,he
count owing TO collision ana lall. a1d
again I'm the twelfth, when the Csicago
boy put him down with terrihc nenl-
hand punch i'm the back Of the neck. I'e
kid" rccuperated quickly In eaoh ~
stance. and continued 10 force the tght-
ing. His fOOt-wOrk was beautiful, and
ne side-stcpped blow after blow. I'm me
thirteenth round Mccoy played his LETT
lightly for Suits nose, ana as the la'irf
raised bis guard high. me Kid whipped
his right over Ike q fash TO ne point
of The jaw Stiff fell fiat on his back
and lay motionless. After he was COM
cd out Mccoy carried the fallen man 10
bls corner Suft did not recover Rs
faculties Tor some time.
FLANAGAN DEFEATS LEON.
Before the middle-woghts appeared.
Casper Leon. of New York, and steve
Flanagan. OF Philadelphia, came ON t"r
TWENTY-FIVE rclnds. 10 settle their die.
ference as 10 who was entitled 10 The
middle bantam-weight championship n
america. The boys put up very clever
article Of night Flanagan was con
Gently the aggress0r and in the last
baig'dczen rounds had his opponent in
ia shane Several times Leon was on
~ verge Of collapse, but his ring gene
ralsbip saved him. At the end Of the
t,renfT-6fth round the referee awarded
the decision 10 Flanagan ,,.o.>,..,,,.
'i' CHOYNsKI BESTS oDONNELL.
cfIICAGO october N--JOe Ch0yash
de(fated steve O'Donnell tonight in five
40