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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-06

~ II Wilson. representative from Ki.ti-
9 IS eosnty. Who is prominent Itilens-
NaK merchant. Is n guest at the Seattle.
Nilsnn says that the subjects OF
NFsauon In which his constituents arn
ssss Interested are changes IN the pres
- rae isxs. S-.a appropriations for the
rass saad between King, Pierce aud
Afsssas counties, ana for the EsIenshslfg
ssFssas school. He believes that the old
0ssss OK allowing farmers - pay their
sssa taxes IN labor upon the roads should
fsinanGufaiej in modified form.
The times., 1899-04-04
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.


FOR sALE-Lady's bicycle. SO cash. Address
"hhhL' TINS Office ap4-3t
FOR SALE-White's chainless: in good order:
cheap. Apply 1922 Pa. ave NV II
RIDERS, ATTENTfoN-It has Just been decided
in the District courts that all dealers who are
buying or selling secondhand bicycles must pay
a license We have received instructions to close
out all our lgh-grade slightly used BICYCLES We
have SO on hand which we will place on sale
beginning Monday, at iidicuously low figure
II you intend to ride or you are riding il will
pay you TO look these over. These include all
lers. Columbias, Heating, Remington Warwick
HartfoTds, Vikings. Spauldings. Eclipses, Fowlers
Crescents. and ether high-gTade wheels All
must he sold. Single tube tires, mechanically
put on. sl.50 424 9th st. NV. ap3-7t.em
CLOSING oUT-5O healthy bicycles, $40 up; your
wheel pushing hard? let me overhaul ii; 81 !;
vuleanizing, SOC; plugging, l5c; enamelng. nick
cling, general repairing; practical workmanship; !;
lowest charges. LABoFISIi, Bicycle Machin;st,
1l7 9th It. NV. ap3-7t-em
1850 BICYCLES FOR ONE DoLLAR-we viii
send Cur highest grade gents or ladies
1890 Acme King Bicycle to any address on easy
conditions for only Sl-the conditions include I'M.
distributing of 1000 small circulars which YOU
can do in three hours Send no money For fun
particulars how to get our best bicycle for 81
and few hours work, cut this notice GU. and
mail to us. SEARS, RoEDUCK & CO., Cycle
pept.. Chicago. mhi- set
The times., 1899-04-04
FOR sALE-SUBuRBAN.

FOR SALE-aJ acres of land; spring water;
miles from city: reasonable. MISS NJ L.
FERRAI LIudoveT, Nd. ap22-
FOR SAIE-l5 acres at Landoyer. b & p X Il. :.
partiy subdivided, for $50: Communication
ticket, IL cents per day Enquire Of J. y. EIrZ
HUGH. on premises; also Groom house. tog 500.
apI Stem
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERs.

SEVERAL HUNDRED perfect copies can be made
from one writing with the Stencil Dupacator
process; copies prepared at 81. .51 per IOJ. Al
NEwMAN'S TYPEWRITER AGENCY, Gil 9Th st
rhl5-u
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every dag In the year for Fortress Monroe,
- norfolk. Newport News and all points south
- by the superb, powerful steel palace steam
"Ne1port News" ''Norfolk'' and
- Washington" the following schedule:
Lv. Washington. $50 pm Lv. Portsmouth. 90 pm
Lv. Alexandria. 100 pm Lv. Norfolk. .5:i5 pm
Ar. Fl. Monroc.7;oo am Ly. Ft Monroe. 6 AS pm
Ar. Norfolk 500 am Ar. Alexandria 6 80 am
Ar. Portsmouths:i5 am Ar Washiugton.7 90 am
= Tickets On sale at 5lI Penn. ave, ana
- o. ticket ofice, 6lo Penn ave- and corne,
- 18th 81. and N. \. ave. c. & o. ticket OF.
- fees, at 5l3 and 1921 Penn. ave-. s A. l..
= Ticket Office. 1884 n. Y. ave-. and on board
steamers.
gro further information apply Mt gen.
- eral offices. 7th st. wharf, WASH, u. G.
Prone 756.
no2s-u JNo. CALLAHAN. General Manager
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FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-
SUBURBAN.
LOST.

LOST-From 1@i 9Th st. NV, through Judiciary
Square tn 2l9 lst ST NV. black siiyer-trimmed
pocketbopk. containing small OF money and
two cards Reward 5dl 5th 81 NV. It
LoSf-Pua dog answers 10 name ot Punch: name
and address collar. Reward it returned to
3l2 llth st. sW. II
LOST-FoN terrier; brown spotted ears and base
OF tail; answers name Brownie or Dog
gle" Reward, l7l7 | ST. nv. Item
LOST-Gold witch; name 'Annie Hill'' on lid.
in vicinity OF SCOTS Circle; liberal reward
1907 Mass. ave. lp.i-St-eln
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FOR sALE-Lady's bicycle. $40 cash. Address
WHEEL. this office. apl-St
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FOR SALE OR nENT-noUsEs.
TH0S. E. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Broker and Auctioncer
9f7 F Street N. w.
FOR SALE-NoRTHwEST.

FOR SALE-NORTHwEST.
lsls 18th ST., b. H.. ST.. bath; A. IN. H.. 300
FOR SALE-NoRTHEAST.
III 1lth ST, brick, 10-r., bath and a. IN 81. 900
~ 9th St, brick, s-r., bath and g. m H.. 800
81 81 st. frame stories. 5-r.............. 1,6o0
90 and SSl eth, I-r.; a. m. i. (Eacf)... $500
SOUTHEAST
2ls N J. ave, brick, H-r., bath: a m. ST 900
ioVi ST., h. h., ST., q. M L. lot i6x7j Il. 5000
SSS St, brick, store & dwelling stories. 5000
loS land and ld5 St. b. h. Or (well rented). 80.
SOUTHWEST.
Sli to SIS G St, Or. bath, a. m. (alD. .ss, ,ODO
go 10 22e lSls ST., frames, rooms; BOTH. 5000
40s TO 40 S Capitol, frames. rooms; both 1000
!lg LIST st. frame; let 24.6xl5s ft.........- 1.50O
l2So Sd St. frame. Ar. lot 3oxl2s IT,. 1900
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Per So. Fl.
Mass. ave-. bet. Ist and ID; 2ox75 ft.......s1 S.
I'd ST. bet and l.. 20S9o tt........... so
T. cor. II and 18th; 5sxi0o tt............. 25
u ST., bet 9Th and 5th; 2oxl0O ft.......... II 50
Mass ave-. bet. LIST and 9d: 20as5 ft........ 50
Mass ave-. bet. Sd and 4th: 20x75 ft........ Is
n; L. cor and sth: 25xo5 ft.............. offer
18th St, bet. A and b: 2nS90 ft............. 05
SOUTHEAST
Pennsyivania ave. bet. 9th and 7th. Sc %
9Th ST. bet. F.. Capitol and A: z5xI25 IT,. 10
fenns'irania ave. bet. 18th and 1ath........ 90
FOR RENT.
2lS2 18th st. NV, Srms. $50 so
- 2 st. NV, 6rms s..............2 % 90
~ bismarck st. NV, srms. 30 90
20 7th st. ne. 7rms. ms.................2 2G 90
West nat, first floor, 207 r st nw.. Is 90
west nat, second floor, 207 II st. nw...... 10 90
East nat, third floor, 207 ST. nw Il 90
a26 Va. ave sw., irms. ms...............I Is 30
iSI sth st. sw., 5rms. ms..................... ls 90
l2ll ID St sw.. Trms. rms.......................l Is 30
I2iis Kirby ST. NV, 5rms. ms........... Is 30
l0l5 St NV, 6rms s....................1 II 30
Green's Alley NV, irms ms... 10 90
3pi4 9TH st. NV, Arms. ms.................. 10 90
ll24 St Sc. 6rms. s...............1O 10 30
Rear lbs N. H. ave. NV trims 90
1853 and 1857 Crescent st. NV, 5rms.... 90
26O5 o st, NV, 6rns. ns............... so
2526 + st. NV. 6rrns. ns................... 90
7G G st. ne, 5rms. s................. 80
Gall ior senli.mo1tlIy RuIletin.
ap2-tt
ron nr,-,r ~, =.
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEhALE

Adv ertisemcnts under this head
Will be inserted for one cent & word
Cor each insertion.
The times., 1899-04-04

WASTED-A pension clerk. Address, stating ex-
perience and wages. PENSIONS, this office
ap4-3t
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs,
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE on CAPITOL

BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE on CAPITOL
HILL
A two-story bay window frame house. lot 20x
80 it., seven rooms; a. m. j.; snap at s.. 600;
rents fer Sl7 per month; located on 7th st., near
Pa ave Sc Terms easy.
nice house in Z St, near 9Th st. Sc, six
rooms; lot 25xlO5 IT.; nice homc; only 1900.
nice piece of property on Ia. ave, near lltli
st. Sc, six-room house; lot % it, trent by 1855 it,
deep S,i00 it. Of ground in No. l neighbor-
hood; only $500; nice home for some one.
\ nice home on ID st. Sc, near Sd st; lot l6xs0
it rents for $3.50 per month; only 81, 700; a
splendid investment: No l location
frst-class three-stoFy hay window brick
house, o rooms and cellar; lot - it. front by 9j
#. deep, 18th st. Sc, near Pa. ave; owner
lives in house; worth $1,000; can he bought for
$500
\ frame house ard nice lot on st. Sc. be-
tween 9th and 7th sts.; 81, 400; only $50 cash. and
the rest on easy payments.
nice lot containing 5000 it. at Kcnsington,
Md, only $3.50; cost the owner that in 1870.
Apply to JOHN IL. o'DoNNELL, Real Estate,
302 Pa ave. Sc. apl-It
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FOUND.

FOUND Monday afternoon, at entrance TO White
Lot 4 small shaggy male dog; color dark
gray, with tan markings; owner can have same by
proving property. Apply 7l2 18th ST. NV 1t
FOUND-Pawn ticket for diamond ring: owner
can have same by addressing Box Sj5 this
office. Item
FoUND-Ice Cream: absolutely pure; none bet
ter; 9Oc per galon Neapolitan. 81; good,
pure ice cream, zoe per gallon. Phone, 2Osi
LACEY'S. COZ y. Y. ave. NV. ma27-tf-em
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Gall lor seEli.moliIIy Rul!etin.
ap2-t:
FOR RENT OR sALE-Eight-room cottage and
outhuidings at Cherrydae. Va. Enquire at
12a5 Sith ST. NV. api-St
The times., 1899-04-04

WANTED-General houseworkcrs. cooks. room
cleaners, llncl,foom girls clamber1naids
laundry women. dishwashers. sHaCKLEFoRD's,
sSi l1th st. NV Ii
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FOR StL.E-LOTS.
FOR SAL.-FAItMS.
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-Five-room Nat; a. M. j.; back yard
and slled;. near eleftric cars; ne; good lO-
cali,y. Address ;. A. D., this office. apa-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CAPITAL CLOCK REPAIRING CO., 1884 7th st.
NV; any ordinary clock cleaned. SOC; salts.
faction guaranteed; send postal; will call for
and deliver free to any part of District.
mi29-7t
The times., 1899-04-04

NANTEb-Neat haligrown colored girl; must
stay at night; bring tef. 40 ! st. ne. 1t
The times., 1899-04-04
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

Advertisements under this head
will be inserted for one cent n word
for each insertion
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NANTED-Waist and SKIRT hands; also errand
girl. 9l4 st. NV. II
The times., 1899-04-04
FOR sALE-nonsEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR ShLE-At a bargain il sold at once. two
fine runabouts. rubber tired; also stick
seat buggy. Apply REN STABLES, rear 6l5 st.
NV. ap4-3t
The times., 1899-04-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-Partner with s950; hes, paying bu.i
ness in city. Address HUi.lNt:, this Office.
ap4-3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
INTERESTING ANNOUNCEMENT.
Coming Wedding OF Mr.. sanders and
Miss T%aiiafclru.

GLOUCESTER e.. d.. VA. sept 2>-
Special-rhe engagement OF Miss Mary
birmingham Lyons Taliaferro. OF Dune
ham-Aiassie. Gloucester counts. ya.. 20
Mr.. Henry Olburuo Sanders. of Albany.
y. r., is announced and tho wedding
day is see Tor October 18Th. Iud $3.50 take
place iu Ware church Gloucester.
An earlier day i.r 600. marriage was
not arranged for. t- -rp.tr"i W print
The hrid.-c.e.f b. iNH UIHsNfrf 1I no
late General William HD0fue Tli.alrrrn.
so well known afI loved in thc South
land. lnl uf Ml-s sally Lyons. 0uo ot
Richmond aute-0r.llu bellies and loau-
tics. and o. descended from p long line
Of distinguished ancestors
Tho cr00m-e Get belongs tO tNO %. tho
Oldest families in Albany. n N-the
Sander, and Van Reucc.eors-ard is a
DrosDerou- business man.
Mr.. Sanders has lately purchased >
fne estate on North river Gloucester
county. upon which he IS making extern
sive mnrovaments
The famous Lone Points, ono of the
most beautiful SPOTS ON Norfh river. i7 A
part OF Mr.. Sanders new possessions.
Miss Nena Tallafetro rs "a handsome.
looking blonde. with the
cordial gracious and winning manner Of
the typical Virginia woman. and IS one
of fhe most popular n beloved of the
Gloucester Girls
n is "a source NJ keen congr1tulation 20
her hosts OF friends that she WIFI cone
tinue 10 I've in their midst. The marriage
will be- 70 quiet ono. win t0 sickness ~
the household. and there viii Do no iny-
fatiOus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
ERIE MEDICAL Co..
90 NIAGARA ST., BUFFALO, n. Y.


Mr.. Joel Addison Hayes. Jr, ID n2uts on
Mississippi. but descended ifom an Ola
aud Distinguished family oi Nashtli"
Tenn. on his tather side. ana t''in
Chief Justice Henderson, OF Nofih Cui'H-
na. ON his mothers side. The malcn vas
am excellent one boz an respects. ma ef-'y
happiness seemed so store for tIc Young
couple. I'm l%5 Mr.. Hayes health i"iird'
owing to oycrwork and, breaking up 4
lovely nome. seftiiue MS h"tlest u
aud giving up 81 number OF NatH.oie '-
Nestments tHey "tnt to 'oi''t"' 't'
Two years after marriage 3D. SON was
born. only to ole 'n infancy. b"t LNp "''
ers came TO take hii place. JeH'i-o"
Davis Hayes. poo" fourteen years ou'
whose name has since been changed uy
law 10 jefferson Hayes Davis. aud VII
liam Davis Hayes. % years old Two oth-
en- and older children ale el- living. oolh
being girls. Nalina Howell DAVIS Hayes,
%. and Lucy White Hayes. H. Az were
born In Memphis. Tenn, except William
Davis Hayes, VINO was Dorm m DoIor"io
Springs. COL.
Mr.. Hayes became the manager ol 10
First National Bank in the iast ndihti
city, and his devoted wife identified her-
self whole-heartcdl} WIN mo ciitilt
of her adopted home. ln her father
name she endowed % room m tho thilds-
DreNeI United Printers Tome. 90 which
she gave her own ucrfI''l attention.
and she is u0w also keenly lute"e ted DOB
The Hospital of The Sisters ot 81. Fran
els. where she has two rooms, one named
for hcr first boy. Jefferson Davis Hayes
and the other for Deer tfo uroihc-s +el-
fcIson and william. tf whom -hf WAS
deeply attached. mss fHt. ' l'f.
These rooms are Ntftd HuI iufhltnel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
GOLDEN ROD WEDDING.
Marriage OF Miss Jennie Smith and
Mr.. Bcnjami ID. Ford.

Marriage OF Miss Jennie Smith and
Mr.. Bcniami ID. Ford.
VINTON, VA, Sept. 3o-speciaL-The
Methodist church Of Vinton was filed
with friends Of Miss Jennie Smith and
Mr.. Benjamin D. Ford. at noon Thursday.
to witness their marriage. The church
was decorated with golden rod and potted
plants. Al the organ sent forth the
sweet strains Of L%Ohengrin, under the
skllful touch of Mrs. John g. Iiill, the
wedding party entered the aises with
grace and dignity.
Little Miss Edith Howard Cartwright,
attired in white muslin and golden rod
carried the license on a silver waiter.
Then followed the ushers. r. NJ. Jones
and Ellis W. Bowie. Robert O. Smith and
DR.. X. II. Cartwright.
Gracefully entered Miss Loula NJ. Smith.
the maid Of honor, dressed I'm While or
candle. black hat and trimmings, carry
ing golden rod. Then the groom, accom-
panied by his best man. Mr.. r. Temple
GateWood, of Richmond, and the lovely
bride. accompanied hy her brother, F..
Henning Smith. proceeded 10 the altar,
where the Rev. Or. Thomas j.. Carson
performed tbs ceremony.
The bride was attired in a handsome
brown tailor-made suit. hat 10 match,
and carried a bunch OF golden rod.
After the ceremony the couple took
the train at Roanoke Tor Northern points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford will be at home 10
their friends after October 29th, at Hard
ings. Charles City county. Va.
Many beautiful and valuable presents
were received.
Among those I'm attendance from a dis
lance we're Mrs. John S. Lear and Messrs.
r. O. Smith and r. Temple Gatewood, of
Richmond. Mrs. Parke Jennings. of
Gooch'and: T.. Henuing Smith, of South
Carolina. and Miss Bernice Fulks, of
Charleston. W. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Hichmoud's
Citizens and Other Matters.

Miss Alice YaHceg IS rapidly recovering
from a severe case OF tnnslltls.
Messrs. John and Umbcrt Donati have
both joined the Richmond Blues, Company
\.
Squire w. J. Holmes has been seriously
in for the oast week at his home, No. ISIS
east Broad street.
Eddie Brown. who IS now at the Viz
ginla Hospital. Is getting along very nice
~. His condition last night was about
the same as heretofore.
Mrs. Fred Irwin. of B.ythewoOd Hall.
and Miss Alice Norton. OF SabOt Hill,
Goochiand. were the guests this week OF
Mrs. d. B.. Prosser.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF Pickett Camp
Will hold their regular meeting on Mon
day evening at 3 o'clock, az their nan,
Firth and Broad.
A regular meeting Of the Board OF Man
ayers of the Richmond Homeopathic Free
Dispensary viii Doe held at tie dispcn-
sary, No. Gl west Main street, on Octo-
Der Sd, at Il.SO \ 81.
The German Ladies Aid Association
Of Virginia will meet 40 the Virginia
Hospital on Tuesday next a. ( O'Clock
This will be an important meeting, and
al are requested 10 attond.
Mr.. ". Reginald Walker. Of the State
y. ". G. a. while visiting L~ynchburs
Tuesday. in the Interest Of the Association
work. was taken SICK and is now confined
TO his home with a slight attack OF fever.
The funeral OF Mr.. j.. c. Roberts. who
died al Lee Camp Soldiers Home Fri
day morning, took place from Christ
church at 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The surviving members OF Otey Battery
attended.
The "~sociabie" that was 10 have been
given In the parlors OF the First English
Evangelical Lutheran church Friday night
by the ladies OF the church 10 the mem
bers OF the congregation and their
friends. was postponed on account OF the
rain until next Tuesday evening.
The annual meeting OF the Ladies'
Board of the Virginia Hospital will be
held at the hospital Tuesday. october 3rd.
al II \. VI. II is hoped that every men,
Der Of the Board will BE- present. as busi-
ness OF Importance will be brought before
this meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
BARTON HEIGHTS.
News OF interest Gathered on the
Widc-Awakc North side.

news W interest 3aNHtfcu On the
Widc-Awake North side.
Rev. Nj. Booker. OF Paramount. filed
the pulpit - the NJ. T. church OF Barton
Heights most ncccptah'y on last Sabbath
evening. and will assls; the pastor. Rev.
j sidney peters. in "a protracted meeting
10 begin in that church on the second
Sabbath in October Rev. MIR. Peters will
repeat. by request. his sermon on Vows
at evening services to-day.
Rev. ". Il. Chrisman, OF the church Of
The Epiphany. has returned after spend
ing his vacation OF several weeks IN West
Virginia.
Mrs. sidney Peters left on Saturday
for a few days visit % friends at Car
tersyiile. Cumberland county.
Mrs, r. g Christian has returned 10 the
Heights.
MIS-. J. T. Crawford IS back again after
u lengthy visit 20 her Old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. winston a been
visiting Ia orange county for a few days.
Mrs. saille Harris Is teaching at the
Richmond Woman's College this year.
Mr.. y. w. Kent. OF Broad Ford, Smyth
county, n the guest Of Mayor starritt.
The fep.liy OF Mr.. A. w. Martenstein.
kmxlnied BY HE fno;her-in-law Mrs.
returned from Cincinnati on
tIoa.sy winston, from near Ron
rs entered the Barton Heights
stayrtts accompanied by his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

STAUNTON. VA. Sept. 30.-Special.-
Woodiawn. the residence Of Mrs. NJ. r.
Banner. five miles south of this city,
was the scene of a beautiful wedding
Wednesday at high noon. The contracting
parties were Miss Katherine c., daughter
OF the late J. w. Banner and Mrs. NJ. II.
banner. and Fontaine w. Mahood. son Of
the late +. w. Mahood. of Giles county.
and grandson Of A.. S. Lee. of Richmond.
Miss Ellen Danner. sister OF the bride,
was maid Of honor, and VIM. Mahood,
brother of the groom, was best man.
Mendelss0hn's wedding march was rem
dered by Miss Sadie +. Harris, cousin OF
the bride. OF Middleton. Rev. Carlton
-. Harris. cousin of the bride. of Eas-
ton. OBLIGATED.
The bride was attired I'm a tailor-made
gown of brown cloth trimmed with vel
vet. with hat and gloves to match. She
carried La France roses and maiden
hair ferns. Miss Ellen Banner, the maid
Of honor. was attired in white organdie
trimmed with white satin ribbon over
white silk. She carried La France roses.
Woodlawn was artistically and beauti-
fully decorated with golden rod, cedar,
arbutus and flowers. Immediately after
the ceremony the guests enjoyed a collf-
ton served by SIX young BlI4S, lIIthu9 o.
the bride. ROBBED in white organdie. They
were Misses Susie Banner. Katie Mckay.
Mabel Miller. Madge Gilkeson. Sadie Har-
r's. and Minnie Bickle. The guests were
received by Mrs. Frank w. Danner, OF
Richmond. and Mrs. Carlton d. Harris,
OF Easton. Nd Mrs. banner wore white
dotted swiss, trimmed in black velvet bow
knots: Mrs. Harris. white dotted swiss
and frish Dciut embroidery.
The couple. after collation., loft or the
noon TRAN over the r. & o. for a bridal
tour 10 New York and Niagara Falls.
after which they will return 10 Washing
ton. their future home. where the groom
is connected with the Southern Railway
Company.
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frame in proximity 20 the sprocket wheeIs'
with carriers running around the o\al To-
suuport an endless chain OF disks ""'lil
are propelled toward the rear by the I'o"'
sDrocket TO turn the rear wheel.
zee
For smoking meats. etc, a Minnesota
man has designed a handy portable smoke
house. having "A metallic cnamoei' Nn
which the meats are suspended. with "a
small sheet-irOn stove on one side. the pipe
of which opens into the chamber whence
the smoke passes out through a seco"0
pipe to the chimney.
Duplex menus are TO be used I'm hotels.
having a printed bin of fare ON the I'M
side of the cover. with d~etachaole SIPS
facing II. having ruled spaces FOR the il-
sertion Of the articles wanted the SIP
being then given to the ""'''''
An imnroved metallic fence post recent
IL natented has p flat base, with a spear
shaned bar underneath and the pos. ABOVE
an right angles TO the base the latter being
anchored an either end boy tlistiHs splraly-
hanged bolts through openings into me
earth.
plant can be removed from A new
flower pot without disturbing the roots the
moi being formed Of a sheet OF metal
Hanged on two opposite edges. with am
oppositely-aanged narrow strip OF metal TO
secure the edges together. the strlp oelhs
withdrawn 70 open the pot.
zee
An Englishman has designed a ne"
puzzle. In which a circular case Is pro
vided with a glass cover and loose le'-
ters inside. the bottom OF the case Dsins
recessed TO correspond with the letters
and the latter being shaken AROUND un'l
they assume their proper positions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
Tho \. a W. Wreck.

The traffic over tho Norfolk and West
ern road has been considerably delayed
by n wreck Of a freight train at Shaws-
vile Friday morning. No details Of
the occurrence have been learned by the
y. and W. officials in this city as yet, and
IT IS probable that they will not be in
the road.
Passenger train No. {. which was due in
at $50 p. NJ, did not reach here until
4 O'Clock yesterday morning, and train No.
81. which should have arrived here at S
o'clock yesterday morning, was delayed
until u.05 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
STANLEY ADAMS HOME.
The Runaway Boy Took Trip Up TO
Iyuchburg,

Stanley Adams. the boy who ran away
from his home. No. 2Sl2 East Broad street.
last Tuesday n thereby caused his
parents much anxiety. has returned home.
Young Adams Is about fifteen years old
and very 81 ghtly built lie arrived home
yesterday morning. and told his parents
that ne had been to Lynchburg by way
OF the Chesapeake and ohio. James River
Division. When asked why he had gone,
ne answered that he had LEFT Gust for
So.
lie said that he was all alone, and that
II was his vs. plan. lie I'D not seem
TO DE favorably impressed with the Hi
city, and returned az soon as possible.
HIS parents are ~rojoiced to get him
back.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

TAZEWEII. VA. Sept. - Specia
d. b.. Gillespie. the man VINO kl'ta
White. near sprlngville this county as
noted IN The Times Of THURSDAY mas
come IN and surrendered 10 the autlori,,
ties a bench warrant beins itu.a
against him BY the Judge 81 the Comfy
IL va. aar,ittei 70 bail IN til sum
e,t1NNS @ W Gi'ssple Or y OF
lesple. Joseph 5. Gillespie and f. G..
Mccall becoming his sureties.
The electric light plant + nesriig COM
pletion. and the town will be lishted up
BY electricity within the next fsf nxns~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
Dannhiers Invited.

Richmond Chapter Daughters Of the
Confederacy. has received al invitation
from the Sons Of Confederate Veterans
TO attend their meeting at Lee Camp
Hall tomorrow night, when an excellent
programme of music. Rotations and dia-
logues will be rendered.
This IS the first Of the public entertain
ments given by the sons this season. Hon.
j. G.. Richardson will be the speaker Of
the evening.