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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGANSETT-- and Mrs Ed
ward Milton Royle, 2 u Lyons, Harry
Brown, II y Astell New York; II G
Parehect. Buffalo; II = Ballreke, + u
May. New York; A r. Blaney. Boston;
VIM j Underwood. VIM ] Dawley,
Newport; M NJ Aldrich. Mendon: II r
Lowell. Boston: II II Hemming, Connec-
ticut; 8 V A Hunter, Boston; Theo
Chadeayne. l. I.ippe. Carl S Jacob
son. New York: l. X Mitchell. Philadel-
phia; Jas H Haslin, John q. Saxton.
New York: w II stevens, New Britain:
A w Barman, New Britain; John g.
Miller. I. Lower, w u Jennings, j.
A Grace. Nj NJ Belding Jr, Geo Bailey.
Geo w Corliss. r Sterriheld. Edward
Haibrook. New York: j n Fisher Jr,
Rhode Island: Arthur West. Mil
avaukee; Jno II Evans New York; w r.
FELTON,. Boston: r T. Kip, New York;
III II Gardiner. Boston; : A stony,
New York: II u Heaton. Philadelphia;
II Milner. Connecticut; g Jackson and
wife. New York Isaac Strause. ELI
Strause. Conway w Sans, Baltimore:
Herbert w knight. Newark.
t NEWMAN--E G Allen. Boston; G W
Sexas, New York: ) NJ Timberlake.
X II Iiarwood. Boston; w Chester
Miles. New York. James : Carter. Bos-
ton: Virginia Pope. New York: W r
Miles, G. ii Perkins. Boston; w n But
man, J Il Deitz. A Vanhorn. Spring
field: g "A A Morton. New York: NJ G
Durrigan. Taunton a NJ Mattise. cam
bridge: A " Pasher. Worcester: q w
Griffin. New York: Michael Hand Jr
Scranton. Pa: j r. killam, New Haven:
w Merrill, New York III J.. Buck,
Philadelphia: Dan Kaufman, New
York; J NJ Bishop. Worcester; Henry
Cook. w u Fitzgerald. New York:
Mrs X Adams. Colchester: r & Friend
Jr. Jersey city
DoRRANCE-W T. Holman. G r Nc
Lean. e NJ Brong. VI McKerry. \ u
yihrney " " Channon, y II Dunbar
Geo A Rity. W 4 Nickerson. "A - Foss
Boston, r. Lowenbaum, New York.
Albert A. Silon. q III Allen. Boston;
oscar F'rilowncy. New York. 4 g Sui
Ivan Boston: v e Goodman Syracuse:
J II Meikle. New York: Il w GIL Pos
ton w 9 Erwin. Philadelphia. \
oumby. Worcester: T. ID Littel. r Il
Harjenberg. New York: y w Peabody.
Ringhampton:H 4 Fiske. Boston: Rob
crt BaTnberier Now York: "A Teague.
Geo. Lord. J. T Stephenson. Boston:
Samuel Ledpold New York: Frank y
White. Harrisville; VI g Blanchard II
VI Flynn Boston. T. y Smith. New
York
PERRTN-A IT Foster. Cambridge.
Nelson Bishop. Boston: ~ w church
rncasvilie; Albert j Appleton. u 4:
Bessie Burns. New York. y \ Classen
Boston: J VI Bern and wife w IA
o. Brien And wife New York: Ch1s
Wesley. T. ) &: Michael r Quinn. u
g a; 7 II Sfoddard Syracuse. ID Evans
- t-AndreWs, Boston: ~ + Washburu
and Wife Taunton. I'D 4, Clark Whit,
Heater co.
sAvOY-sTANLy--Iohn Craharu and
wife, Troy. y v; y " Adams. Worces-
ter: G f.oring. John Con Boston.
Frank Edwards. Chicago. ~ - Young
v A Young. Washington. Cieo Y Clark
. Cooper. Providence. - * I
Powers Boston
cTTY-H y chairman. . T. F'sh ttev.
- Sisters. Wru Frederick New York.
Nm Hvlsnd Worcester: v NorVaik. /
New yofs y q Gardiner. Portland
Mrs NcLittIefieid. Newport: 4 y col |
yell. Providence: J - Farlc'. New
PORT.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-07
SUIT ON ICE CONTRACT.
Robert While Seeking 10 Recover $4,000 From The
Firm of Earl CaIpen,er & Sons.

against Albert G. Carpenter and Emma
g. Bullock. surviving members of the
firm OF Earl Carpenter Il Sons, To re-
cover $4,000 Mr.. White claims that the
defendants entered into an agreement
with him If he would cut them large
quantity of ice from the Norton Fur
mace pond. and place the same i'm the
ice house i'm Norton, Mass, the sum
sued for would be paid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-07
JURY DISMISSED
District Attorney Charged a Mtmba oI The Pare
With Receiving Brlb,s

Boston. Feb, The second Jury IN
the Mulrcy-Scollans teamlng fraud
case has been dismissed by Judge
Bond on account Of charges brought by
Assistant District Attorney McI.nugh-
lin against juror Charlrs A. MnHken ~
thclsca. who is accused of receiving
bribes. The first jury was dismissed
on account ~ headline which ap-
rearcd in "a Boston newspaper Inn con.
nection with the trial which was Judged
20 D. an unWarrantablc Interference
WIN ih' cause - Justice lu the case.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-07
A $3.50 0VERCOAT,
Detectives Arrested 00onnsIl on Suspicion Of
Having Stolen From Mr.. MiIIsn.

man giving his name as Joseph
O'Donnell and claiming To hail from
Beverly Mass. was arrested by Detec-
tive Cannon last evening. suspected as
having stolen an overcoat valued at
$3.50 from William Millen OF 80 Naude-
water street. O'Donnell at first de-
MED having had anything to do with
the theft. but the police decided TO hold
him and he was locked up. The coat
was recovered.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-07
Answer kOi Yet Received.

The committee of the vestry OF Grace
church. this city. has not yet received
any word from Rev. ID. Rousmaniere.
rector OF Grace church New Bedford.
who has been invited to become the
rector OF Grace church here TO succeed
Rev. Floyd W. Tomkins The Vestrymen.
however. state that before midnight
they expect 20 receive either n letter or
telegram from Dr. Rousmaniere accept
inc the call
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-07
Fingers Crushed.

shortly after noon today John Car
lonan an operative I'm the Atlantic
Mills. WIS caught by the right hand I'm
some ~ the machinery and three nm.
was summoned ana The injured man
was removed TO the Rhode Island Hos
pital. where is was found that the fin
gers may have 60 b omputatcd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-07
Shoddy Mil eurnsi.

Holyokc. Mass. Feb. 1.-Connor
Brothers shoddy mill at Bigelow and
.Cabbots street was burned this morn
ing. The loss is 100000, fully covered
by Insurance. The fire started at S
o'clock by spark from the picker ana
quickly spread through the loose cotton.
The fire department fought the flames
the greater pa OF the morning. The
building was owned by the Holyokc
Water Power company. and was totally
lnai rnNnl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-07
Injunction Granted.

Judge Rogers today granted an in
junction restraining Frank Slavin from
digging below the street level ON Ger
tain lots owned by Margaret and Ann
Conlcy on Ridge street. Mr.. Sayin had
an agreement To take the dirt and
gravel of the lots and claimed ne had
the right to dig as deep as he wanted.
The owners of the land naturally OBJ
tccted to this. w. VI. Sweetland was
counsel for the owners of the land.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-07
CRUSHING DEFEAT OF FILIPINOS

Continued from Page One.)
ditional stores may be sent on the
steamer Cleveland.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-07
A GRAND UPRIGHT PIANO.

Best quality PARLOR SUITE,
CHAMBER Suites. Hair Mattresses.
VELVET Carpets, RUGS. Pier Mir
rors, Brass and Iron Bedsteads, En-
cravings. Paintings and Books. Large
Mantel Mirrors. Clocks. Bronze and
China Ornaments. MASSIVE PEDES-
TAI and French Bronze Clock. Hall
Tree, Handsome Carved BLK. WAL
NUT SIDEBoARD, an OAK ditto.
BUFFET, Dining Room Chairs,
FRENCH CHINA DINNER Service,
Silk and Damask Curtains and Por-
tiers, Large & Roomy COUCHES, Odd
Up Chairs and Rockers, Combination
BOOK CASE. Jardneres. Dresden
China Lamps. ONYX TABLE, a
GRAND FOLDING BED, MAHOG-
ANY INLAID TABLE, COO-COO
CLOCK, Silverware. Toilet Sets.
WOODLAWN RANGE, with hot water
connections. Laundry and Kitchen
Ware, etc. Gas Range. refrigerator and
lot Of Useful Household Goods.
This model tenement will be let to a
responsible party ut a low rental.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-20
RALEIGH DAY
AT STATE FAIR
The City Full of Visitors and the
Grounds Packed.
GEN. CARR TO THE VETERANS.
Col. j. $. Cunningham Elected Prcsi-
dent of the Cotton Growers Asso-
ciation-The FL einccr Saw His
Brother Set Fire To Factory.
GEN. CARR TO THE VETERANS.

RALEIGH. n. G.. oct. l9.-Special.-To-
day is Raleigh Day al the Fair
Grounds. The city is literally packed
with visitors and the weather continues
perfect The State offices. banks and
posioffice observe holiday to-day.
Last night the Confederate Veterans
Association met. General j. 5. carr made
a stirring address. The next annual meet
ing Will be held here IN RaHgh
PENiTENTiARY BOARD
The Board Of Pcnlientiary Directors re-
tanned Summerrll the present supcrln-
tendcnt OF one OF the convict farms lie
has been charged with outrageous cruelty.
The board says his cruelty fevcn 10 the
killing in field Of one poor convict was
unintentional.
They say the board and Superintendent
Day arc on good terms.
The cotton-crowers Of the state met
last night. Thirty-tWo counties were rep
resented. Colonel Cunningham was elect
cd president
SUIT ENDED.
I'M the suit between the Ice Mauufactur-
ing Company ana the ScabOaTd Air Line
railroad. as 10 the burning Of the factory
a brother Of the engineer of the factory
(who Is now dead testihes under oath
that he saw his brother John Branch, fire
the factory
This. of course. lets out the railroad,
which was sued for $4,000. and the case
was against the road. which had APP
posled
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-20
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-20

has been returned again FOB Richmond.
Mr joe Anderson. native ot Chester
field county. and who bias not seen his
home for thlrty-seyeu years. Us in town
embracing his old comrades of ths civil
War Since lhc war Mr.. Anderson has
made his home in Texas
Swansboro Social club will meet
tonight All members are requested 90
be present.
Mrs W. A. Bass has returned 10 hcr
home I'm swansboro. after plcasont Wis
q To friends and relatives boo Powhatan
county
j. :. Moore and Sons of Richmond are
moving the stock Of goods from the gro
Gerry store kept by j. H. Parker Jr.
The business has been closed and tho
whole stock removed to Moore ana Sons.
MIR. GARNETT's CONDITION.
Very fittle change was seen in Nr. Hay
Garnett's condition yesterday and last
night. n was thought his pulse was "a
little stronger. bat still there IL not much
encouragement
Mr. d. l.. Tony VIII organize a cavalry
troop 10 take part In tho Carnival pa
radc. lie f. anxious IN make this feature
n success. and wishes all who viii en-
list 20 leave their names AZ hts store
The invitations is not only for Man
chester riders. but the surrounding
counties are included
Mr. Punch Miller. has gone 70 the Blue
ridge Mountains on "a bear hunt.
Mr. Tilden Harrison and Gable Moody
will spend to-day in Petersburg.
MrW -. LithgOw. was out FOR short
while yesterday for the first time In
week or more
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-20
THE BoDY's PURIFIER.

The kidneys and liver act as pu-
rifiers for the human body.
The blood. which is the life, is
relieved by them of all poisonous
and effete matter, and passes on
ward TO energize and vitalize the
entire system.
Most important, then. is it that
these organs should adequately
perform their proper functions,
and happily an agent exists
which, when they become disor>
dered, congested and all clogged
I'D. can restore them quickly
to their normal healthy condi-
ton.
1t has blessed the world for
twenty-five years, and is known as
Warmers Safe Cure. 1t has saved
thousands of lives. and is to~day
the only known specific for all
diseases and weaknesses Of kid
neys and liver.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-20
4 Scrious Accident.

CHAMBLIsSBURG, va oct i9.-spe-
cial-Mrs. Emma Holland near Moneta.
who lives with Mr. Bruce Good, had one
OF her legs very badly fractured this
week by a molasses barrel slipping off a
pole. where IL was being loaded on a
wagon.
She is quite old but wanted 70 give as
sistance and il was not known she WAS
near enough to get hurt until the acci-
dent occurred. She is suffering intense
Is.
Miss Lena Debo. OF this place, who was
recently thrown from a horse and frac-
tured her right arm. is convaiescing.
Revs. j. W. Hickman ana j. r.. Poteet.
the former being the Methodist and the
latter the Baptist, pastor Of Diamond Hin
church. have just closed an interesting
revival meeting al that place.
Mrs. Perry Meador and family have
lust left from near Good View FOR Blue
fieid. VA. whore they expect TO make
their future home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-20
WARRENTON HORSE SHOW.
The Closing Day Marked Success
The Prize Winners.

WARRENTON, VA. Oct. Especial.
This. the second and closing day OF the
first annual exhibition OF the WarrentOn
Horse Association, was marked success
in every particular. The judging Of
Messrs LinendOrfer, Tilford and Fergu-
son gave general satisfaction.
The prize winners were: THOROUGHLY
stallion-nrst. Partington. (Mrs. ii. ii.
Carr, Warrenton) second, Circassian,
CMarshaI and Thompson, Warrenton).
Best half-bred yearling colt-hrst, +. l..
w. Barker. second, W II. Smith; third,
i. ID. Gaskins
Best half-bred two-yesr-old colts-iirst,
w. H. AshetOn. second, G. I. Lake.
Best gentleman's park hack over l5:2.-
first. Dewdrop III. ID. GIBSON, Paris, Va
second. Gray Gown, (G| II. Slater. Paris,
Va); third Princess Louise, blair John
son. Warrenton, Na)
Hunters and jumpers, free for all-frst
Perfection, Mrs L. ID. Benner; second,
Champ. "a X b. Rush, Warrenton, va
third. Sport, A. w. Herndon, Della
PLANE, va
Best gentleman's park hack 1872 and
under-hrst, Seigfried, Of. ID. Gaskins,
Warrenton); second, Catheleen, IL. r..
Gibson, Delaplaine, Va; third. Dick Tur-
pin CIV. II. Ashetoy, Warrenton. Va
Best pony 1872 and under-iirst, MIME,
&C.. S. Garter. Warrenton. Va: second.
Coquette, "a. b. Lawson, Upperville, VA
third, Minnie. c.. NJ White, WarrentonD
Harness horses, all ages, 1872 and under
first, Senator. Of. b. Lawson, Upper
VILE. va; second. Belle OF the Town.
C. 5. Carter. Warrentom; third Nancy
Lee. III c. Spiman. Warrenton).
Best pair matched horses over l5:2-
first. John ID. Hooe: second, Marshall and
Thompson: third. W. "A. Asheton.
Ladies hunters-hrst, Siegfried Of. d..
Gaskins. Warrenton); second. Dewdrop.
Oh. d. Gibson. Paris, Va; third. Guidon,
misses NJ and j. Berry. Warrenton. va
The $50 cup offered by CORTLAND II.
Smith. for the best thoroughbred hunter,
was won by La Touraine, Of Mr.. T.
Fleet Galloway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-20
COME TO BLOWS
IN MANCHESTER
MesSrs. Opparman and Levy Have a
Disagreement.
WELL-KNOWN PEOPLE TO WED.
Mr.. Bowen to Make Miss Newly His
Bride-Mr. Garnetrs Condition
But Lille Changed-BrieI
Mention.
WELL-KNOWN PEOPLE TO WED,
Manchester bureau, Richmond Times

Manchester Bureau. Richmond llmes'
mo Uuu street. Beattie Block
Mr. zimmerman and Mr.. Levy had little
discussion Yesterday afternoon ON nun
Street which Ted t0 blows. Accounts Oh
the origin of the trouble diner Neilner
was hurt. but Mr. Leyys clothing was
somewhat disarrauged. 10 Is said D'.h
have employed lawyers and Will appear
before the Mayor to-day
BOWEN-NEWBY.
Mr.. Linden a. Bowen ana MISS SaI"o-
IA Newly are to bee married next Meo-
uesday night az Hopewell church Nnes-
terrified county. The marriage ceremony
viii be performed By Rev. Mr. Nddck
AT O'Clock No invitations nave oeeh IS
sued. Miss Newly is the daughter OF the
lafe Mr. Joseph Newly. her home Is In
chesterfield. but she has been living IN
Manchester for the last year.
Mr. Bowen is the youngest son OF Mr..
r. 4 Bowen. OF Manchester. lie has
been in the undertaking business for sew
eraI months, being the head OF the firm OF
Bowen < Co. Undertakers. This young
couple have many friends In Manchester
swansboro, and the county.
At the Crow Spring tournament
the horses ridden by Martin and Wal
I'm the melee horses and riders collidei.
No one was hurt but their lances were
splntered as in days OF old. Neither
Knight was thrown from his seat
ANOTHER CANDIDATE
"Wednesday afternoon another notice or
candidacy was filed with the clerk OF the
Hastings Court. the person being Mr..
George W. Holt Of Manchester. His
candidacy was 70 surprise, no one seems
to have heard of his intention 70 enter
the race until this notice was presented.
lie is said to be an Independent Democrat.
Mr.. NJ. A Cogbill. clerk Of Chesterfield
County Court was in the city yesterday.
Judge Ingram opened court yesterday
morning for the transaction OF chancery
business The session was very short
Court will be opened again this morning
The new horse at the Fire Department
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-20
SPIRlTUALIST IN TROUBLE.
DIR. schIe,sinsier Falls Into Laws
Meshes az Norfolk.

Or. l. Schleisinger. a splutualist who
was recently IN this city. was arrested m
norfolk yesterday upon the charge or Oh
tanning money under false pretensc-
Alexander Anderson. The complainant nj
legged that he paid Schesinger $50 upon
the promise OF the latter 20 put him In
oral communication with certain oisem-
bodied spirits. and also 10 cure him OF the
drinking habit. Anderson declares the de-
PENDANT kept his 500, but neither OF his
promises.
Local splritualists testlned IN i,f'
Sebieslneers favor and he was dis
charged. Judge Tomlin. however scored
the accused. saying that men OF his class
were filling insane asylums with ther
weak minded dupes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-20
HUNG THIRTY MINUTES.
A North Carolina Murderer Wanted.
His Departure Made Certain.

CHARLOTTE. y G.. oct. IA special
To- the Observer from Newton. y. g.,
says. Avery Kale white) was hanged
here to-day for the murder OF George
travis. also v<lite. near Catawab a. last
year Kale was employed IN a distillery.
hut for some reason was discharged and
Travis given his place. kale went home
and got o. gun. returned 10 the distiilery,
ana shot Travis while ne was al work
The shot tore away "A large section Of
Travis skull. death resulting instantly.
Kale Immediately left for Marion. en-
listed i'm Company A. The Hornets Nest
Rincmen. Of Charlotte and was arrested
soon after reaching camp at Jacksonville,
victed
His body was allowed 10 hang thirty
minutes. as he had requested that the
lob he thorough one. As he did not want
10 come back 90 this world
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-20
MAYOR D0GGETT'S WILL.
Hon. VIM. A. Little. Jr., III in New
Work

FREDERGCKsBCRG VA. oct. IS
Special.-Thc will of the late Ex-Mayor
Hugh :. Doggett was admitted n probate
to-day After leaving six thousand dollars
life insurance 10 six grandchildren. the
stock Of merchandise of Doggeit & Scott
TO his son-in-law. VIM. Scott the rest OF
the estate. real and personal is bequoathod
to his only child. Mrs Fannie Adeline
Scott during her life. and al her death
10 be equally divided among her children
Hugh Doggett Scott a grandson. quail
fed as executor. giving bond for $1,000
without security
News was received here to-day Of the
critical illness Of Hon. VIM. 4. Little Jr..
Of this city In New York. where he went
a few days ago on business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-20
BROWNE Chambers.
CONDITIONS AT THE Y. N. |.
But One Cadet in the Hospital il From
Richmond

LEXINGTON. VA. oct. Especial
Since the death Of Cadet Lemoine yester-
day there are but eight cases Of fever
at the Institute -Four Of these are prac-
ticaly out Of danger. two are GONZALES
cent, and two are critically ill No other
cadets are being treated I'm their quar-
ters. none show symptoms of fever
But one cadet In the hospital is from
Richmond. There is no truth ln the state
ment that efforts were made to secure
the Allegheny Hotel AZ Goshen or Hotel
DeHart At Lexington. i'm which to quarter
members OF the corps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-20
ONE CASE OF SMALL P0X.
Oyster Shuckers VIII All he Locked
Out Monday.

NORFOLK. VA. oct. IL Special-The
first case of smallpox occurring here since
last season was discovered to-day. George
Eley (colored). IJ6 east Main street was
discovered to have a mild case, and was
sent 10 the pest-house.
At the convention at Columbus o.. the
Norfolk delegates from the Brotherhood
Of ST. Andrew will support Richmond In
her efforts 20 secure the next occurring
convention OF the Brotherhood.
The oyster shuckers' strike grows. To-
day seventy-seven shuckers employed by
HOPKINS x Co. oyster packers, walked
out II appears probable that Monday 9l
the union shuckers ia this section VIII be
locked out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-20
TO DEDICATE A CHURCH.
Nethodists Of Appomattox Have Ar
ranged an Attractive Progra mmc.

Methodists OF AppomattoX Have Ar
ranged an Attractive Programme.
APPOMATTOX. VA. oct. Especial
The new Methodist church at West Ap-
pomattox. Va, will be dedicated on Sun
day, 22d inst. An attractive programme
has been prepared. of which the music
will be a special feature. the best local
talent as well as several professional
singers from Lynchburg having been en-
gagged for the occasion
Rev. J. Wiley Bledsoe. d. D.. will preach
the dedicatory sermon. Or. Bedsoe is
one of the ablest preachers Of the Virginia
Conference, and rare treat is in store
for those who may be able TO attend.
All day services viii be held. Following
the dedication a revival meeting will be
held, conducted by Rev X. c. Cheatham
Of Martinsvine Va.
This church IS one Of the most beauti-
ful in the state, and Is located on his
toric grounds. A large attendance Is ex-
pected. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-20
MONTHLY STOCK SALE.
Prince Edgar Wins rroi''hG Race
wedding Receptions

cHARL OTrEsVlLLE VA Orll'.-
Special-The monthly Albema'ie So,
s,Ie ,yas largely attended to-day. There
vas IlttIe demand for horses. but beef
cattle and mutton brought fair prices
Mr. J. preston Carter, who was mar
ried i'm fynchburg yesterday afternoon at
2:8o to Miss Eyie Jennings, arrived home
last evening with his bride. and was ten
dered reception at the home OF his
mother on Jefferson street
In match trot yesterday afternoon
ON Belmont track. between Flcklin
Lucy" and Flanuagan's Prince Edgar
the latter won by three lengths In 3:l6.
Mr. Cary Ruhin Randolph. vino recently
married Miss Patterson. of Maryland.
was given a grand reception this evening
AT Edge Hill in when many prominent
guests participated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-20
EASTERN HOSPITAL BIDS.
North Western Men Purchase Farms
i'm James City.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. oct 19-Spe-
cial.-The Board Of the Eastern State
Hospital was in session here to-day Bids
were let for supplying the institution the
next quarter. and several contracts went
To Richmond merchants.
Joe. V. Taylor OF Walled Lake, Mich,
has purchased the Petutt farm contain
ing 500 acres. and will move here to live
A Mr. McGill. Of the West. purchased
a 81 POO farm IN York county. and will re-
side here
The movement from the West IS grow
ing 10 immense proportions.