Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-01
Suggested that Mr.. Mckinley Came
TO Lock Over tbs Field.
LEE AS a DARK HORSE
Politician. In Rich"ond ni>cuss the
Generaiin Connection ,srh sen.
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ba-cap'nin remnant ~ rajarcd
The Election Thesday.
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Richmond. Va, Oct. 3l.-President
Mckinney seemed to make most
favorable imnressicn upon the people
or Richmond. Ills progress through
the city was a continuous ovation, and
SO we'll was he pleastd with Virginia
hospitality that he declared he would
like to come to Richmond to live
DIDN'T TALK POLITICS.
The President was not talking poll
tics to any extent while here, but 1T
was evident that he had an eye to the
main chance. Reports have been cir
culnted to the effect that Virginia is in
a somewhat shally condition politi-
cally and 1t is believed that he came
here for the purpose of looking over
the field and cndeayoring to turn the
tide his way.
TIID SENATORIAL CANVASS
The presence here to-day OF Senator
Martin. General Fitzhugh Lee and
Governor Tyler started the politicians
to talking about General Lee being
sprung. as a dark horse at The last
minute for the Scnatorship. Some peo-
pie give credit TO such an idea, but
their number is not very large.
1t Is said. too. that General Lee
would like to come back to the quiet
Capital Of his native state and spend
four more years in the Executive Man.
sion He himself. however, has not
said how he feels about it.
PLEASED WITH CURA
The General, from his few remarks
here. seems much pleased with his
residence in Cuba, ana he is believed To
be in favor Of its permanent reten-
-tion by the United States
a PRETTY MARRIAGE.
a pretty marriage took place Mt Park
Place Methodist Church, whom Miss
Annie Rernicc H.!isman became the
bride CT Mr.. Urlwin organ Michaels
MISS iIlllsWan Is The daughter of DR.
John Aibert H'lismnn. and is one OF
Richmonds most attractive young
ladies', Mr. Michaels is in the employ
of the Life Insurance Company Of Vir-
slnia.
The bride wore an Oxford gray sui,
and carried Bride roses.
Miss Edna Har,on tine maid OF
honor. wore wlrtte silk ana carried
Mr.. Rc'her; M!chncls, The Brother OF the
groom. The ushcrs We're Mcssrs. Eli
gene Rlanton. Robert Forest. Arthur
Crawford. William Crawford. Dr.
baskerville Bridgsfortb, l. y. Briggs,
Jr., i. G.. Brrrus ana y. NJ. Shepherd
Promptly at the appointed hour the
bridH! PARTY entered the church 10 I.o-
hengiin's Wedding march. the ushers
coming tllSt and the bride entering
with her father. They We're met at the
altar BY the groom and bes man, where
they were married by Rev. Dr. Potts.
Immediately after the ceremony the
young couple left on Northern trip,
and on their return Will reside i'm
Clarksburg, w. Va.
CAPT. TENANT INJURED.
Captain Julian Tenant, a solicitor
for the Richmon Transfer Company,
was Knocked down and badly hurt at
the Eighth Street Station OF The Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad at about Q
o'clock this morning.
Captain Remnant was standing on
the main track and when n passenger
train came in he stepped across TO n
siding. shifting engine came up in an
opposite direction and struck Captain
Tenant on the left hip and Knocked
MIN down. Tho engine was moving
SLOWLY The Injuries were very pain
full. If not moro serious
Employees placed Captain Tenant in
q hack and took him to the Office Of
tho Transfer Company. y city am
bulance was called and the Injuries
were dressed and CAPTAIN Tenant re-
moved 10 the Retreat for the Sick.
Captain Tenant is rne of Rich
mond's best known men. and during
the war was n gallant Confederate
soldier
PREPARATIONS FOR ElEcrIoN.
Prepnrations are being made here for
Tuesday. viii be Il quiet ono in
Richmond from present indicate
Great interest is felt here however,
regarding the outcome in close conn