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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18
SWANSON IN MECKLENBURG
Addresses the Democrats 100 an Hours
Speech.

HOYDTON va. Oct 1- Special
Democratic speaking took place after
court here yesterday.
After short hut sensible speech from
the Democratic Nominee for the House
AIR. III. f.. Hutcheson Congressman
C.aul A. Swanson spoke for more Than
O. hour
He demonstrated very clearly oy rec
ference. to the record of the democratic
party for the past fifteen years that
they had fully meritcd the confidence pee
posed in them Dog the people. who pHi
tham ir power Ile showed h0w they Dad
taken charge of the affairs of .lo state
when p1rs1u Massey congratulated ih'
Commonwealth on being able to p} me
salaries of her officers. but with -u'1
BEGINNING lhe government under Dem-
ocratil rule. bad maintained and enlarged
har public institutions both eauei. I'na'
ana oIeemosvrary and with 70 HI rec
ducel the taxes from dfty t0 forty cents.
He then by way of comparison. alluded
to the National administration and oe-
clarcd that the National government was
run more Boo tho interest of trusts and core
n9rations at The EXPENSE OF che poor
man Altogether Sir. swanson made
"a most favorable impression and 300
doubt the Democratic party viii gain
many votes through DTS efforts.
AIR. swanson left ON the O'Clock train
FOR Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18
CHESTERFIELD WEDDING.
Mr.. John W. Clay WEEDS Miss Gertrude
Lee Butlcr

CHESTER. VA. oct IT, Specialize
Methodist church of this place was the
scene of a beautiful and impressive mar
riage this afternoon when Mr.. John w..
CLAY led TO the altar Miss Gertrude Lee
Butler. The bride is the beautiful and
accomplished daughter of Air. and Mrs.
n. -. Butler. residing near DreWry s.
Bluff. Chesterfield county. The groom is
treasurer of campbell county. and resides
I'm Lynchbure. Va The bride was taste
fully dressed in tailor-made brown
travelling suit.
Mr. j. g.. CLAY son of the groom acted
as best man. and Miss Mary r. Butler
of Drcwry's Bluff as bridesmaid
The ushcrs were Messrs. Charles Per
row. of I.ynchburg Irwin Ivey. T. O.. Sell
wood. II. - Hatcher. Alfred Butler. w..
n. Walker. S. A. Pordue. of Chesterfield,
and Robert Andrews. of Richmond.
Mr. W. ". Perdue presided at the organ
as the contracting parties entered the
church and met at the altar, where they
were made man and wife by Rev. II. b..
Scott. of Princess Anne
WE church was beautifully decorated
with golden rod. ferns and potted plants
The happy couple left in a special car
attached 10 the p. NJ northbound train
for am extended trip to Washington and
Northern cities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18
WOMAN'S MEETING
IN PETERSBURG
Foreign Missionary Society Of the
Methodist Church.
LIST OF The DELEGATES,
The Sales Of Leaf Tobacco Commence
at the Warehouses o-Day-Com-
ING Marriage in Dinwiddic--
Vessels Loading with Lumber.

r PETERSBURG, VA, oct, E.-spccial.-
The Womans Foreign Missionary So
cicty Of Virginia. of the Methodist church,
will meet in Market Street NJ T.. church
tomorrow morning at $3.50 o'clock The
following is a list Of the delegates:
Petersburg District-Nrs. 6. w. Turner,
MIS-. George r.. Mallory, Mrs. d. a. Har-
rison. Miss Mary ID. James, Miss NJ. NJ.
Iarham. Miss Reese.
Portsmouth DtUiCt-Mrs Lee Britt
Mrs. Annie Twiity, Mrs. T. V. Harrel
Miss II. b. Beadles. Mrs -. P Chapman.
DanVnc pisuict-Miss Kate Soy, Mrs.
W. Stoeer. Miss. Mamie Barrow, Miss
Poindcxter. Mrs. Beistard Miss Rosa
Sutherland Miss Tora Waite.
bappahaunock Districl-Mrs. W. r.
Robins. Miss Minnie Baker. Miss Fannie
Robinson Miss Lottic May Miles. Mrs. Il.
:. ID. Coviustou, airs. Babcock, MIS-. -.
NCwbiil.
Charlottesville District-Mrs. Hawkins.
Miss Emma Wingae.d Mrs. Hammer.
Farmtino District Mrs. IT. n. Bacon,
Airs. r.. A. Compton. Mrs. T. D. Davis,
Airs. Bascom Day Airs. George III. Nc
Iaddon Miss Carrie Euf0rd.
Lynchburg District-Mrs. r. w Martin.
Mrs. Jeter. Mrs O.. NJ. Doo.cy Mrs.
Martha Anthony. Mrs. A. ]. Perrom Miss
Elizabeth Morton. Mrs. R. S. Jones
Eastern Shore Dis.rict-Mrs Bette a.
Rice, Miss Mary Biocom. Mrs. ii. Hunt.
Mrs. Webster Marshall. Airs. Lena Heath,
Mrs. John II. Davis. Miss Sue Jones.
Richmond DlsIict-Nrs g.. H. Haskcn.
Mr.. James Baker, Mrs. George BaU Mrs.
J. ID. Elmo, Mrs S. ID. Pointer. Mrs. j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18
SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT.
Bishop Van De Vyver Confirms
class How at a Cake Walk.

CULPEPEB, VA, Oct. I.-Spccial.-
Willie spllman (coioreU was convicted
ia the County Court yesterday of crimi-
nal assault on Florence Wise also colorcd,
and sentenced for ten years
Bishop Van die Nyrer of the Catholic
Church. visited Cuipeper Saturday, and
confirmed "a class of eleven.
The annual session of The Piedmont
Episcopal Conrocation Rev f. vs.. Mel
son. of Wfrreuton. president convened
at Bran ly station to-day and continuing
Saturday About twenty ministers are
expected To Doe present
There was another "cake walk satur-
day nieht ar The residence of George
Taliey oco'oreb, about>a mile trom town.
winch eliminated DO me usual result, of
several negroes being wounded sam,
otherwise known as brandy Gordon,
was shot in the leg. and William Clarke
received wound in the hip from 3s-
calihre.
"Hubby' Brock. wcu-lnown tough
OF the town also colored. IS charged with
the shooting in both cases. THE incip.cncy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18
COMMERCE COMMISSION.
Taking Evidence at Danville-The
Street Car Franchise.


DANVILLE. VA. oct 1-.-Spocial-
Hon. G.. j.. Prouty. OF Vermont % member
of the Interstate Commerce Commission
to-day heard the concluding testimony i'm
the case of the city 0i Dmvine against
the Southern Railway The object of the
case is t0 secure Tor Uluyile freight rates
that don't discriminate against DanviNe
boz favor of other cities boz Virginia and
North Carolina.
The only TWO witnesses examined to-day
were j. A. CuiD traffic manager of the
Southern railway and 20 s. Devant gem
em freight agent ot the Norfolk and
Western.
The commission took the papers and said
80 was probable that 1 decision would Doe
announced within "a month.
John r. Rison. vice. president of the
DlnUne street Car Company. to-day
formally siencd and affixed The seal of the
company 10 The ordinance recently passed
bv the city Council granting 81 new franc
chise 500 the street car line.
Tho announcement i made that the
company VIII not take advantage Of Ile
sixty days allowed in which they are zee
quired 10 commence Wor., on tho new line,
but VIII begin af once aud push the work
until the entire lime is mDletcd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18
GOOCHLAND COURT.
Arrangements To Place Portraits In
the Court House.

the Court House.
SANDY HOOK, Va. oct. IT, Special
There was % good attendance yesterday
no Goochland County Court, very little
business was transacted. except the cone
sideration of a motion for the appoint
ment of a committee 90 provide plan
for securing portraits of the prominent
men who were citizens Of this county and
suspending them upon the walls OF the
courthouse: as well as to provide a plan
for erecting monument in memory of
the Confederate soldiers of the county
and that Mr. i. O.. Miller write short
sketches of the eminent men of the past
to Doe pasted on tine backs of their por-
traits.
Appropriate addresses were made by
H. ID. Ragland. Hon. A. *. Leake, j. NJ.
Hodges. Hon. John Lamb and William
Crouch.
After The court adjourned the sovcr-
eigns We're addressed by Mr.. Philip p.
CogbU Democratic candidate for the
state Senate from this district; Mr. JEFF
ferson Wallace of Richmond. Mr.. Jack
TAYLOR independent candidate for House
of Delegates from Fluvanna and Gooch-
land: Mr.. Pembroke Petit. Democratic
candidate FOX the House, and Congress
man Lamb.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18
The Inhilee Convention.

CINCINNATI. ONO. oct. E-This was
Memorial DAY al the Jubilee Convention
OF the Christian Missionary Societies. the
tributes being mostly in honor OF A. "
Atkinson. off Wabash. md. who dropped
dead while addresslng the Business Mems
section last Saturday night The ven
erable e l. f,oos. IF lexington. KY. oon-
flrue1 IN preside over The Foreign Chris
liam Missionary Society. where mission
arts from AM the foreign fields reported
on their respective works in touching ap-
meals. Addresses We're made hy T. A.
Pinkertop on the "Peerlessness OF Chris
tianity." and by G. L. Wharton on The
Work In India"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18
MECKLENBURG CANDIDATE.


BOYDTON. VA. oct. I.-Speciai.-
The Democratic. candidate flr the House
of Delegates is having 400 easy 'Waik
lver." Bic has uO opposition as yei anI
10 +. now hardly probable that tne Re-
publican party wlI brins ont % man.
This IS Mr. d. j.. Hutcheson's hrst eNpe-
rience as 81 candidate for political honors.
lie win make % faithful representative
alr john Taylor Lewis. of Sew YORK
city, who WAS vice and deputy consul
GENERAL of the United States at Rio de
Jauoiro. Brazil. under the last Cleveland
administration. has recently purchased
the old Biors0n farm. three miles below
the town of GAINESVILLE on the Roanoke
river. which DE intends turning into an
up-to-date stock farm. "a new enterprise
for Mecklenburg.
Mr. Lewis is an Ola Mcck1enburg boy,
being "a son Of the late John .. Lewis.
who was so much beloved by all who
knew him. ID d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18
LYNCHBURG WEDDINGS.
Nj. Ford and 1ii-s Gilbert, Mr. Kittcr-
man and Hiss Myers.

man and Miss Myers.
LYNCHBURG. VA. Oct. Special
Az . O'Clock this afternoon a. very pretty
marriage was s0.emn.zcI at Cine Ie,l-
deuce of Mr. ~. u.s.. Gillian, s2 Court
street. tine contracting parties heius Mr
~. A. Ford aud Mis- Annie olivia Gilbert
"a niece of Alr. ~ IS. Gillian. Eey. j. o..
Mcconnell. ID. ID. performed Che ccre-
mDur In the presence off number OI
friends and relatives of both the bride ana
groom
The best man was SIR. c. vs.. Gilbert
the maid OF honor, Miss Elsie West Gll-
bert.
Main street. was the scene to-day. at 1880
o'clock. OF one of the prctt.est marriages
recently held iu this city lt was 81
tableau wedding.
Miss willie Belle Myers. "a daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs j. O.. Myers, and Mr.. Charles
Walker Kltheman. of the Patent Office.
Washington ID. c.. were tine parties 90
the contract The cercnuny was perform
GA by Rev. w. Asbury Christian pastor
OF Centenary Methodist church.
The bride. pretty. popular, amiabie and
ACCOMPLISHED never looked better. She
was cowned in 90 creation 0f castor cioih
tauor-made. with hat and gloves to match
and carried q shower bouquet ~ bride s.
roses There were two lady attendant
Miss Leila Myers. sister OF the bride. ate
tired fn "a gray tol'or-male suit with hat
and gloves 90 match. Miss Orsinl Price
Uowrv. of Parkershurg vs.. Va, WIS
cosffncd fn % t1ilor-madc suit OF mode
cloth. hat and gloves 90 match.
After the cercm 0nv am elegant luncheon
was served. and the happy couple left
on the 2.3o Norfolk and Western train for
Southwest virginia where they win spnrl
"a few DAYS with friends. after which they
will return 90 Lynchbure and from here
TO Washington. which win Doe their future
home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18
The wnIker LIghl Gnards.

The Walker Light Guards hold meet
lnr Monday night in Their rooms 10 me
armlry and Captain Miller VINO mas
been on a thrce-weeks tnp ,o Nli'..t
c.ttutv presided The company expects
to be- mustered into the state service
next Monday and the Uel are very en-
thusiasuc Lieutenant Matthews expects
10 20 before the Examining Board this
week
Comn,nies 4 and y Of the Richmond
Blues have notified their men to renort
az the Armory Friday night in citizens
clothes 10 be mustered into the service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18

The Southern Ben Telephone and rele-
,-,s.h Comnany announces that te.e-
phonie communication can De had over
us lines with Lwchburg Va; Danv.''e,
Va. Roanoke. Na Wakefield Va Ap-
Damattox. VA Farmv.le Va trewe'
VA salem. Va Bedford city. Va Reds
VIE y. g.. Charlotte. y. c.; Columbia.
S. C..
For further particulars enquire an the
Public pay stations aud mo Managers
office 1918 cast Main street
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18
THE CASE OF CAPT. PARTRIDGE.
\ Hung Jury and the Bond Onc-Tenth
Of what IL was Rcpor,cd

BLOSSOM HILL. Va. oct. IT, special.
The account Of the trial of Can't j w
Partridge In some of the Richmond pa
pers was Incorrect and q decided ronec-
ton is thrown upon him by ,he error.
IL should have been reported that the
trial resulted I'm huns jury. and that
his bond was fixed az five hundred doll
lars. instead Of FIVE thousand dollars.
which was incorrect.
Capt Partridge Is "a very popular man.
IS Mason and SIS Master OF the Masonic
lodge IN This county The better element
are In sympathy with him in his troubles
and disbelleye the charges.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18
OYSTER SHUCKERS STRIKE.
Packers VIII Form Lockout
Against The Union

NORFOLK. VA oct Speciality
oyster shuckers of Norfolk are out on
strike which Is likely to affect the price
of oysters everywhere.
There are In Norfolk 800 OF these men.
all OF whom will probably go out although
but about 40 have quit work thus far.
The men who are most all negroes. re-
Gently formed a union and the strike Is.
they say. the result OF the refusal OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18
g n - IL q E Z a.
Rs.rst N. 4 The kiad You Has kGaS Bought
Signature at NAH2NzHz/

An advertisement appearing in these
columns referring TO Messrs George Bar
rie d sons edition Of Balzacs Human
Comedy, contains "a quotation from M
w IL" Ohe famous reviewer i'm the
New York SUM. who dev0tes q whole
page Of that paper to a close analysis of
This authors works which shows that he
has evidently carefully noticed each novel
I'm detail: and I'm so doing, practically pre-
scented ID complete geographic synopsis
of Balzac.
our readers will be particularly interest
ca I'm Mr.. Hazeltine's comparison of the
several TRANSACTIONS now published in
which he emphatically proclaims the SUI
periority of the Barrie edition over that
Of all others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18

marriage of his cousin Carroll Taylor TO
Miss Blanche Parkinson.
The daughter of Mr. T.. J.. Purdunis.
who has been so sick for several days. is
c1nvalescing
The public school is closed here inioii-
nitely ON account OF the fitness of the prime
ciuals mother.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18
NIAGARA FALLS TOURS
Via r.. T.. and Il. and Pennsylvania
Round Trip Rate From
Richmond. only S11.

Special trains, with parlor cars at
tached. leaves Washington via Pennsyl-
vania r. X. at 500 A. NJ October 18th
Tickets from Richmond good - days,
for return passage on AN regular trains
except limited express trains Stop Cvers
allowed ON return trip al Buffalo, Roches.
ter. and Watkins Glen.
For further information, apply TO Rich.
mond Transfer Company gB east Main
street. TO Ticket Agent Byrd-street sta
ton or 10 w. l.. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
old Dominion Il. ana Loan Association
Richmond Va. Sept 81. 1889
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18

PROVIDENCE FORGE, oct i7.-spe-
clal.-Mr. j. s. Bossleux. accompanied by
his uncle. Mn Southry Savage. of Rox-
bury. Is down on hunting expedit lon
They have so far been very successful
Mr. -. ~ Gillian will leave for Rich
mond tomorrow Thursday TO attend the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18
From A to Sc.
REDUCED RATES TO rniLADEL-
pHIA.

Via A., =. and T.. r.. n. and Penn X. Il
ON Account of National Export EN-
position,
Tho r., r.. & p. r.. r. VIII on tues
days and Thursdays o. each week.
continuing until rlo ily November 18th.
sell rouud-up ueset from Richmond u
Philadelphia at rate OF N9s5. including
.,..r., of admi SON, t0 the National EN-
,..- rxDosf.ln urtois az ron.c.ad sig
ra,prs f0rm. continuous passage in notn
5irect,ons. Good s0lls onIy on date of
sale limited t0 return for 81 days, not
later than December 81.
Tickets on sale d, Richmond Transfer
c,r,.lnr sn ease Man street, and Ticket
Office Byrd-sreet station
W p. TAYLOR.
Trlfic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18
FOLSOM Riley.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. oct. IT,
Special-Mr. George rolson, Of Baltimore,
and Miss Georgia Riley. Of Stafford. were
married yesterday at the brides home in
the latter county Rev. Dr. H. Cummings
Oniciated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18
LUClEN T. SMITH OUT.

ne FINALLY Leaves the Field TO W II
Lewis.
WARRENTON. Va. oct. T.-Speclal-
Tncien II smith. the nominee of the Mid
dleburg convention ON October am. and
who last week declined the nomination
but Yesterday withdrew his dec.ination,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18

Ask US FOR prices on best Anthraeits
spllnt. and steam Coal before placing
your order for winter supplies. New
Phone ~ WARNER MOORE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18
g q. Sr q IRA.

Bears tho II 80 "-'' ~ ~. - VI
Signature &>s2ZAzzzs.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-20
:cnrrnl Now. Ilcuis.


Wm. ). l'aNlol iln l,cpublican
',indld'lir. la> been siN,il he ccilil
ease "i 'irc:i,n ~ >t,u,.innr of Ken
i"hN. liisr!niali'l j. ...'"
l'ilr Ilalnna .imciir.,il com
p.inl. capital ~ln.CaU.,N.. l.a. br.i.n
huain AZ TAMPA. !'il. iahill& pnS-
>,c>iun ~ lAicr idctOii.- nt;iri:~cL
th,lr.
i .l-ulic tr,,St nos i,. con.io.
"i !ir llio paper buSjrn ,nr,l.l
ana the rn.uJtrA paprI- Il >num be
paying iWir, s. hat ,irii n INK naprr
cost lli't:n YEARS ago.
y r.vcui.r officer nilv c..p-
iuird III Illicit still nc,, l.INcitcviilc
and Ms rahils ii and OF. owner to
.liil, Wlu-n tlr. owner fcl ;l!r officer
ami ,"pk ne ,ill away.
~ h, cit, ui New tu-,.:iv.
~hN, ilr l,ol. John / .nnc!l u
~!'licii,iu rlrr.yman E, lai town,
- ,ii,I, Wich',irr. nio., t.,.c.sh IN
iir i,pw.l lni irr hcvi,. .vcr be-
tore IN IT.. Ai,iulN.
Last ~fuday mon \u.n.fl.
Ga. h:s'i iir 'i.scSt G,r iD,ur.l il
thar 'ily dining the pa.i tv ,ttti,.
NN,i one million Lollurs Il n,p.,p-
'iif ~ inr h'.il' of th,. vas de
iIoyr..
- iI'" claimed I 'ui.l,>--
nIn Hnh'li~. i!ir I'inh non. Viii
irH'-li ~, >'ai ~ the i / Of ilIr
iIn'innn ,iici~ in ordc, .yuii ;f.t.
iiNr-li...li!nn ~iiicIi wun prnlabi.
cn>li'' II hr ii-ht upon H.. Should
- Uii.
Il j. being predicted the fire
,ns-c> for ilr year 1893 VIII IKE Il lI,..y
record. Already, is SAIL al,.ol.n:
"l policies l'.iI'i exceeds a.. mount @!
premiums received. with ipccrrnbrr,
usually, :, nlUntI of fires, sillito he Hc-
counted for.
Ihr statement of tIn republican
were filed at he office OF he county
clerk in Columbus Monday afternoon.
as required by law. The Republican
committee expended Si9.l.$.51. The
Democratic state committee rppOrt :
expenditures of S17,09S.:1s.
= The secretary and assistant secrc-
tary OF the interior, and commissioner
and assistant commissioner oi pensions,
have testified before sub-r0mmittce
ol he senate committee on PENSIONS
that Il revision OF the laws should be
done by non partisan commission.
"A gentleman who j. cv-....ntly
tryinEtO square himself with the maid
en- ladies who have passed li;' !,iuslling
period, gives this definition Of an old
maid: An old maid is IL woman who
has not been fool enough To be fooled
ify every fool who has been fool
enough to foolishly try To fool her
- The muscular strength of man has
been studied by IL German physician
with IL special dynamnncirr. From
10000 separate experiments he finds
that the average man in good health
reaches his maximum strength ut the
age oi abnIlt 81 years; that 1T II he can
lift without difficulty q. pounds; mt
~ :;l'i pounds: ut 81 400 ponds; ut 10
::M pounds; ut 30 1928 pounds. and ut
70 PIG pounds. Futlcr experiments
show that-contrary to general belief
-,nrSrorS have nearly the strength Of
the whites.