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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08

caught uo with roses and a diamond pin.
She carried brides roses She entered
with the maid of honor. her sister, Miss
Mabel WOolwine. who was attired in
white SILK. with pearl trimmings. Inc
gentlemen attendants wore ull-dress
suits. Dr. John Austin Booth and Mr. j.
Preston Gilbert were the ushers.
The bride IS the daughter Of Captain
ana Mrs. X. J. Woolwine. and Is one OF
tho most attractive and accomplished
young ladies' in this section. She Is very
popular, and one OF the leaders Of Stuart
society The bridegroom Is a postal clerk
from Washington, ID. G., TO Hinton, w.
Va: and is a second cousin of President
Mckinley's. He Is an educated gentle
man and Is very popular.
Atter the ceremony "A reception was
held az the residence of the brides pa
rents. The handsome parlOrs were beau
TRULY decorated and brilliantly illuml-
mated. Elegant refreshments were served,
ana the guests had a most delightful
time. The marriage and reception viii
long DE remembered by the people OF
STUART. This morning the bridal couple
LETT for clarksburg. ". Va, where they
viii spend few days. and then go 70
their home, Washington, d. Q.
Air. l.. J. Harvey. our nominee for the
Senate, is now canvassing in Carroll and
Grayson counties. His election Is sure.
lie o. an educated gentleman, a good
lawyer and Will take front rank as a
senator.
Mr. Samuel r.. Akers. the Democratic
nominee FOR the House g. very popular,
and his election s. certain. The Republi-
cans Will make no nomination for the
House
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
THIS WEEKS ATTRACTIONS
AZ The Meyer STORE, Corner OF Fous
shee and Broad,

are the results OF the visit Of many
OF their buyers TO the market during the
Dewey week celebration. where great
many trade sales were announced In tho
wholesale markets.
FRS and foremost IS the sale OF Cham
Der suits. made OF Oak. Elm, Mahogany
Finish. and Real Mahogany-suits. Ai.5o
to S65.
on same door special Wilton Carpets
az 7jc. are to DO found.
On the great second floor 25S new Golf
Capos for Ladies' and Misses Will DO
only Saturday.
Tho Clothing Department has just 20
pairs OF Wool -Cheviot Everyday Pants,
which are wonderful for Sl.4S.
The Drapery Department, IN It's en-
larged quarters. has four special num-
bers OF Heavy Curtains for sale.
on the main floor Bargain Tables viii
have a wonderful spread OF special Of
ferings. whilst the remarkable Fur sale
Will be one OF the leading attractions.
A i0-inch Collarette Of Chinchilla, cleo
trio seal yoke. for $50 made to sell FOR
SO. IS a fair example OF what you may
expect.
In the basement the Picture DEPART
ment has taken leading interest. as
the annual closing sale Of Pictures will
take place.
some sos Pictures will be sold for SLID
Some S. Pictures will be sold for 81
Some 8 Pictures viii be sold for FL.
As there are only forty-two samples.
there will be lively and quick selling,
Last week The Meyer Store did tho
largest amount OF business during any
week OF It's existence and during THIS
week that record is expected to DO
broken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
The MnshIngton specinI.

Commencing Monday October 9Th. the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad will, IN connection with the
Pennsylvania railroad. run new train,
composed OF hrst-class yestibuled coaches
and combination-cars, and Pullman buff
fet ParlOr cars. all OF the latest and most
approved pattern. between Richmond and
Washington. Oh the following fast sche-
dule:
North-bound-Le0ve Richmond at u
noon. arrive Washington 800 r. NJ; con-
Meeting for Baltimore. Harrisburg, Pitts
burg. and points West. with the Congress
slonal Limited for Baltimore. Ph.ladel-
pbia. and New York, and with the Fede-
raj Express for Boston.
South-bound-Leave Washington at 1856
A. NJ. arrive Richmond Z. NJ. Connec-
lions from Pittsburg and the West and
from Philadelphia Baltimore, and other
point5 North and East
This train will be designated as the
washington Special" and takes the
place of the train row leaving Richmond
al Y noon and arriving Richmond at SOz
=. VI.
Daily. except Sunday.
These trains are limited IN stops. and
shorten me time from Washington 10
Richmond. " +. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager. r. +. q r. r. r.
II. n. ID. Myers. President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08

expected 10 leave tomorrow for Boston.
He will return on the 18th. and on the lith
his flag will be hauled down on the New
York and Admiral farquhar's flag hoisted
in its place. Admiral Sampson VIII not
be al Old Point to attend the grand ball
and naval banquet I'm honor OF the officers
Wednesday night.
a committee from this city waited on
the fleet commander this AFTERNOON 10
make arrangements for the naval parade
up the river 10 the ship-yard, where the
Kearsarge will be inspected. Tomorrow
a committee from Norfolk will visit the
squadron 20 make its arrangements ON
the 18th about 1900 school children from
neghboring cities viii visit Old POINT 10
sec the warships.
Several officers and n number Of seamen
on the Brooklyn and New Orleans, whose
periods OF enlistment or tours Of duty are
nearly up were detached from those
ships. as no shOrt-time officers or men
will be sent 20 Manila.
4 large crowd was at Old Point To-Day
md tomorrow n ia expected that thOu-
sands Of visitors from Washington. Bah
timore. and neighboring cities VIII come
10 see the squadron. ,,
The new steamship FL Cid. for the Nor
gan ines service between New York and
Nev orleans. was launched m the ship
yard this morning az 1871 O'CLOCK me
launching was successful I'm every way.
I'll Cid taking 10 the water with thg
buoyancy of a duck. Several thousand
people witnessed the event Miss Jessie
Adele Braham. OF Brooklyn, y. Y, daugh-
ter OF Mr. j. r. Braham. one Of the con-
tractors for the mammoth dry-dOck az
tho ship-vard. christened FL Cid with the
traditional bottle of champagne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
THE SOUTHERN BELL
Telephone and Telegraph Company
Ktchmoud Telephone ENchangeD

(Rfchmoud Telephone ENch""se1
nj, octobor / 1899. published a list of fifty
eight subscribers added 20 their eXchanse
since the issue OF their September supple
ment. Tho following new subscribers
have been added since october l, 1893;
Rates in Richmond and Manchester
Business see
Residences, $3.50.
BICYCLE DEALER.
S0l-Quarles. J. y
CROCKERY. &C.
ssq-Taylor Company, The +. p.
3s.-Taylor Company, The f. b.
CLEANER AND DYER.
S5s-Fabcr, b. 5.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
g7g-Powers. John J.
995-Edwards, p. c.
FURNITURE AND STOVES.
55i-Clark, James II.
FTrRNTTURH AND CARPETS.
1OSJ-Southern Furniture and Carpet
Company.
HARDWARE.
16se-Harris Hardware Company.
LAWYER.
670-Connon. James T..
NURSERYMEN.
262-Hood & Co. w. r.
NEWSPAPERS.
1S6l-Richmonl News business Ofhce).
lW0-Richmond News Gtditorial-Room)
MACHINERY.
2J0-Talbott & Sons.
OILS AND PAINTS.
iGi-Worthington Company, The
PRINTERS.
1G0O-AdlSins & Co. $. b.
179l-Jones. William Ellis.
123l-Krat2, A. Stanley.
PHYSICIANS.
1Ssl-Wnllams, DR.. Robert f.
Gn-Harrison, Dr. Edmund.
RESTAURANT.
139-Giselbrecht, Louis G.
RESIDENCES.
232i-l-Thiermann. a. II.
2nl-t-Saunders. Clyde w.
1SG,-Burwell, Miss NJ. Meade.
l50i-Fltzgerald, W. II.
iSS.-Cary. Mrs. John b.
17S,-Daughtry. William Lamb.
2Si-English. r. H.
16i-Ragland, A. T.
785-Hazard Mrs. II. w.
1SG3-Moore, j. s.
Sj2-Lefew. w. W.
G67-Sims, TT. G..
252-Harwood. d. s.
1SjS-Suthorland. ". Dellie.
4g7-Barus-H. O. II.
STENOGRAPHIC REPORTER.
67o-OWen, Thomas h.
STABLES.
/ I22s-Cheatwood, >. G..
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS.
/ 1S7j-Old Dominion Shirt-Factory.
/ 1s-l-Erenk A. Sons Lewis
SALOON.
! 1S7s-Rosenegk. A. Won \.
VARNISH.
| 93S-Atlantio Varnlsh-Works.
IRON-FOUNDRY.
local and Long-Distance Serylce)
30S9-TOhnson q CO.. J. r.
GROCERIES AND LIQl DtS.
179-Terry Brothers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
PATRICK COUNTY.
A beautiful Wedding nj stuart
Political Mention.

Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
STUART. VA. october 5.-Bor several
weeks the people of Stuart and Patrick
county have been looking forward with
pleasure to the 4th of october, when MI
Henry Sergmouse Mckinley, OF Washing
ton. -. c., would lead 20 the marriage
altar Miss Ada Virginia WoolWlne, one OF
Suarts most popular and accomplished
JunE ladies. Last evening tn4s 49,. 800
took place in the Stuart Baptist chufch'
which was crowded with friends OF lne
contractius parties The spacious edlhce
,vas tastefuliv and beautifully decorated
v.lrb ferns and COldeu-rod. Bright hsnis
ntsbad over scene of beauty ana love
Illness About S:i5. TO the inspiring strains
If Memberships wedding march, fauit-
lessN performed by Miss Nellie turner,
The bridal party entered the church, ana
form where Rev. Il. l.. White, OF Leaks
vile. y. c., in a very impressive ana ele-
cant manner. spoke The words that made
fhe twain one. During the ceremony the
f,fr organist skilfylly rendered Schu-
h@rt,s sereudde. While the groom was
rrneating the words with this ring | thee
wed" &c. an impressive stiffness reign
ed over the vast audience.
The attendants were Mr.. W. II. handy
with Miss Nellie Rangeiy, In green Or
candle: Mr.. j. III. Rangey, Jr, with Miss
sannfe BISHOP. IN yellow organdle, MI
i NJ. Hooper with Miss Mamie Gilbert
i'm green organdie. Or. 5. Carter Mcintosh
with Miss Anice Clark, In yellow organ
die. The groom entered WIN ms bcsl
man. Mr. 4. j. Kline. OF Washington. -
g. The bride was attired IA Dcauiiiu vi
white brocsded satin with pearl tIlIn-
mings, ana the long bridal vel was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
Dinvfddfe Dots.

DINWIDDIE COURTHOUSE, October
STANDARDIZATION are out Tor tne
marriage Of Miss Rebekah Riyes 20 Mr..
Barner Butterworth, az Good shepnsed
Episcopal church. Wednesday OCTOBER
11th. al 3 o'clock T. ".
Hon. r. e. Clarke, the Democratic
nominee for the House from this COUNT,
has fled with the Clerk Of our court the
notice required by law of his candidacy.
II Is not thought that he will have amy
Mrs Mrs Charles F. Collier, Of Petersburg
and Miss Anna Wilson. of Richmond
are hero on a visit to Mrs o. }. Bols-
Mr. Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. sterne and children
have returned from visit to reiatlFeS III
Mr.. S. l.. Muir, Of Raleigh. n: c.. IS
visiting relatives and friends IN tAe
Mrs T. Spencer Smith and children, Oh
Petersburg. are visiting in the county.
Mr.. W. +. Crawford well-known
mmberman OF this county Is erecting d
' SIr r. r. Lee cobb has completed his
store near the depot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
4 C0LDEN-RoD WEDDING.
Mi0 Malone, Formerly of Rich
mond, Married in GoochInnd.

A. g.iet but pretty marriage was sol
on Wednesday afternoon last at
ory Grove" the residence Of Mr..
Gorge Knight Bowlos. I'm Goochland
GO -.F. the contracting parties being AIR.
ras Payne Cornelius and Miss Rena
, Malone
..e bride was handsomely Gowned In
... brown tabernacle SUIT, with hat
Ana gloves 90 match, and carried q bou-
...t .t Golden rod. The couple were pre-
....d lr Airs. Ita NJ. Blunt of Rich
r. mItrou of honor and Dr.
...1 j Anderson and VI. Luther a.
uslers. The parlOr was taste
.. decorated with gOldeu-rOd and
t. Immediately after the ceremony
- -... lments were served. Rev. l..
t O.-,r 0f Louisa performed the cere-
.. Thursday the bridal party repaired
t. tHe HON. ~ the groom, in GOOchland.
r... .. Informal reception was held.
. ..rv pair were The recipients of
rr. presents. The bride who
.u.. resident of Richmond. has
r. u.s Who wish her q long and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08

GWIDT.-Died October nh. at the resi-
dence OF her father No. 1919 north
TWenty-ninth street. ELIZABETH
KATHERINE. beloved child OF W. IL.
and Katie a. Gwidt; aged years aud q
days.
IT'S hard 20 break the tender chord
when love has bound the heart
IT'S hard. 70 hard. 20 say the word,
Must va forever part2
Dearest Lizzie, we must lay thee
In the peaceful graves embrace,
But thy memory viii we cherish
1ill Ne see thy heavenly face.
Funeral will take place from her late
residence THIS Sunday EVENING at
o'clock. Friends and acquaintances or
the family invited 70 attend.
RBY.-MADAILNB IRBY, born, May
3. 1891; died, October T. lS9
Funeral will take place from the resi-
dence OF her parents. No. 1919 Washing
ton street. MONDAY EVENING at 3
o'clock.
NENZEI.-Dled, at Virginia Hospital.
October 9Th. at 1920 p. a.. JENNIE +.
NENZEL. beloved wife Of CHARLES +.
Nenzel.
Deceased leaves a husband and six chill
dron and two sisters 10 mourn their loss.
Funeral will take place from Leigh
Stree. Baptist church TOMORROW
EVENING az 3 o'clock
SNYDER. Died, October ;. 1899. al > Il.
NJ. LORETrO PHILLIPS SNYDER. be-
loved wife OF W. A. SDider and youngest
daughter OF the late Miles T. and Eliza
beth Philips. Ia the 9th year OF her age.
Funeral from the lato residence. No 2ii
south Fourth street. SUNDAY AFTER
NOON. October S,h. al o'clock. Inter-
ment In shockoe-Hnl Cemetery. 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON.
Arrival i'm Hampton ROnds-Lnunch-
ing OF I'll Cid.

inE OF IT 'Ans
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. October r.
(Special) THE North Atlantic squadron.
commanded by Rear-Admlral w. y.
Sampson. arrived at Fort Monroe this
morning az $50 o'clock, and dropped am
Choir of the Old Point hotels The squad
ron passed I'm tho Capes last evening AZ
T.8G o'clock. but anchored there Tor the
night This morning az O'Clock the ships
got under way again and came up 70 Old
Point The flagship New York, nying
Admiral Simpsons hag led the fleet.
and anchored of the Rip-Raps the island
fertilization opposite Fort Monroe. rms
Ulaced the hattleship Texas. which ar
rived Thursday evening. astcrn of the
fazshiu The cruiser Brooklyn swung
into position opposite the Texas The
battleship Massachusetts anchored behind
the Texas. and the Indiana took her.pOsi-
lion opposite her sister ship The cruiser
New Orleans came next, and anchored
asrern OF the battleships, and the fleet
dtspatch-boat Scorpion brought up the
soundron heads IL in the direction OF the
me government telegraph wire to Cape
Henry was blown down yesterday, and
us NOT replaced until late last nisht,
hence the orders for the New Orleans 10
return 90 New York 10 III out for Manila
and for the Brooklyn 10 proceed 10 the
philippines wore not gwen 90 Adniral
SarnrsOu until this morning on his reach
inc Cld Point. The New Organs Il ex-
nected 10 get under way tonight or to-
,,orrov, According go the present under
landing the Brooklyn Will have some
changes made and Will take on her sup
nlies here. sailing from Hampton Roads
directly for Manila Admiral Sampson Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
NATIONAL EXPORT EXPOSITION,
Penn, september IL
to November 30, 1890.

On account Of the above occasion South
ern railway win sell tickets from all
coupon stations on its line 20 Philadelphia
and return at rate OF one and one third
fares for the round "trip, plus 80 cents for
one admission fce to the exposition
Tickets will be on sale Tuesday and
Thursday Of each week untn November
2S 1895. with return limit thirty days
from date OF sale. In no case will return
limit extend beyond December 3D. Tho
rate from Richmond to Philadelphia and
return via the York-Rlver Line. including
one admission 90 the exposition. N.55.
without Baltimore transfer; SS25 includ-
ing Baltimore transfer.
c. w. WESTBURY, T. p. A.,
Richmond Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
BUSINESS AT BURI< & CO.'S.
No interruption on Account OF the
improvements.

Notwithstanding the beautifying that Is
going on at Burk & Co.'s, ll03 east Main
street, which will make their place one
OF the lightest and most beautiful cloth
ing stores in the city, there will be no
interruption of business on account Of
the work being done and they viii con-
tlnue TO give the public the best oppor-
tunlties to purchase the best and the
most reliable clothing at moderate prices.
They are offering this week unprecedent-
ed values in Childrens Suits. Mems Suits
Underwear, &c, and, in fact, everything
found in a nrst-class clothing establish
ment. with which is connected a Hat De-
partmcnt that IS as good as the best
which IS charge of MI. Allen, the we'll
known Richmond halter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08

Arbuckes Ariosa Coffee, Zoe. pound;
Carolina Rice, DC. pound; Best Graduated
Sugar, Side pound; Cocoa. Sc. can;
Large Cans OF Tomatoes for 2jc.; Cans
Sugar Corn for &c: Early June Peas Sc.
can; Large Lump Starch. &c. pound: New
Hominy and Grits. &C. pound; Best Cream
Cheese. 1jc. pound; 16 Bars Special soap
for 25c. Good Mixed Tea, 4)c. New Fat
Mackerel, for 10c.; New Pigs Feet 4c.;
Washboards, &c.; Clothes-Lines, &c.;
Clothes-Pins, 1c. dozen; Pounds Wash
Soda for &C.; Pure Lard &C.; salt Pork
&C.. Best Switzer Cheese, zoe; Limberger
Cheese, 15c. pound; 3-Pound Cans Apple
butter, Sc; 3-Pound Cans Jellies. l0c.;
Plotted Tongue and Ham. 4c. can; 1-Pound
Cans Beef, 1Oc.; Small Sour Pickles, 1Sc.
gallon; New Sauer Kraut, Sc. quart.
$. ULLMAN'S SON,
Uptown store, 500 east Marshall street;
old and New Phone, So Downtown
stores. 1S20-lS22 east Main street; old
Phone. 500; New Phone 3lG. Manches-
ter Stores 12l2-12ll Hun street; New
Phone, 1913.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
MEETING OF COMPANY Il.
1t VIII Elect officers Tuesday Night
Probable Selections.

Company + VIII meet Tuesday night for
the purpose of eloctlng q captain 10 sue
coed Captain Robert Lee Masurier, re-
Gently commissioned in the United States
volunteer army.
II is likely that First-Iioutcnant Hard
wick will be chosen captain; Second-IAeu-
tenant Masurier, first lieutenant, and
First-Sergeant Thompson, second lieute-
Dant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
The Richmond Transfer Compnny's
Hubber-Tfred Cnb Service

has been inaugurated, and orders for
shopping. calling or train calls Will be
promptly filed at the following ratios:
Train calls, p cents each passenger; by
the hour, Is cents for first hour and 80
cents FOR each succeeding hour.
Orders for marriages. germans, recep-
lions. and riding parties will be filled
with the Finest Rubber-Tired Landaus in
tho city.
Your patronage earnestly solicited.
:. II. BOWMAN,
General Manager.
No. 900 east Main street.
Both phones, 46.