The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
A BRIDAL TOUR
IN THE STEERAGE
Queer Wedding Journey of a Well
TO-0O Couple.
KILLED IN A RUNAWAY.
BENJAMIN ". Scwab's Fatal FAN from
His Horsc-Mysterious Suicide.
Rich Mans son Ncds
Shop Girl.
KILLED IN A RUNAWAY.

NEW YORK. September 22-Spccial.-
Mr. Harry u. Jones and wife had a
novel wedding journey on the Majestic
which arrived here yesterday. Mr. Jonei
s. well-to-do. but he and his bride came
over n the Storage. and now they are
wondering why they did H.
Some OF the reasons that originally had
weight with him. be- said, were that
honeymoon beginning and ending I'm am
oce-u voyage. with its possibilities OF eN-
prrsiy.na-4. had seemed all that could
Doe desired. A week in New YORK during
the Dewey festivities had commended D.
self 10 him as pleasant ln-eiiuoe To- ',-
VOYAGE In the confusion oi IDEAS all,nu-
amt upon being married. proper inquiries
bad not been made iu regard lo a..''ll-
rrDI4tf1rs. THE crowd of returning tour
isrs had taken every statercom in The
frsf ana second cabins. They were mar
r,el ana ihe honeymoon was at hand.
pride and groom decided that they would
be han1y anywhere, and decided To- tiy
the sic,uEc.
-rvc.usivencrs. moonlight promenade
ruL 0I.ict tofa-a-totcs are not included ID
.frcr,rc accommodations said inc
young bridegroom. and his bride agreed
with him.
SIR. Jones' Instructions TO the cab driver
he summoned n little later were. Take
rs TO any first class hotel. but 30 by way
of the steamship offices.
MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE
Mrs Mary p. McVickar. forty years oil
age. committed suicide boz her apartments
ON Thirty-fourth street yesterday. Before
she died she tod the janitess on ine
building that she was married twenty
three years ago To- "a man who was prom
uent lu Wall street. seven years ago
She said he deserted her but since theh
he had sent her at times. sufficient money
ON which 10 exist She had been lh
straifened Circumstances for some une
mast and for days no time had nothing
to eat but crackers. She declared intl
she would be compelled to sell her furnl-
furc and that when the money from ihat
source was gone she would end her life.
She left the following note:
Frederick Mead: May God forgive your
periurod soul and may God forgive inc.
MARY p. MNlCkAR.
KILLED by HIS HORSE.
BENJAMIN vs.. Schwab. son OF the late
Gustav schwab and brother of Gustav
n schwab agent OF the North German
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frightened by some golf players became
unmanaeeabe. and threw Mr Sh"o
against tree Ills skull was fractured
and ne was killed instantly He was IL
graduate OF lale. III. ,... 10
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