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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-11
At William burg.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, February 10
Especial. )-Certainly not for many years
has this section been visited by such a
smell OF cold weather as we are now
having. The thermometer at the Nea-
ther Signal office last night reached :
degrees above zero. said TO be the lowest
fan of the temperature ever recordea
here. All OF the neighboring ponds are
frozen over the ice being to nches
thick, and hundreds are out enjoying the
fine skating Parties here from blSe-
lows. on York river, say that the river
is fiozen out to the channel ana that
several large vessels, engaged IN tne
oyster trade. are frozen in. about MD
way between the shore and the mann
channel.
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WANTED.

\ REGISTERED DRUG CLERh'
with fifteen years experience. wishes q
Position. Good habits Can give best OF
references. Address Box "a, Madison va.
fc lt-2tH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
OPENING OF STAR COURSE.
Delightful Entertainment ut Y. VI. &.
4. Inst Evening by Lotus CInb.

The Lotus Glee Club, assisted by Mrs
Minnie Marshall Smith, delighted a
crowded house at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association last evening.
This was the opening entertainment
ana proved an suspicious selection. The
Lotus Gloe Club is Well known i'm Rich
mond, and has always been O popular
attraction. Eleven numbers were on the
programme. and each number received
one or more encOrcs.
Mrs. Smith IS as graceful and attrac-
tive as ever, and thoroughly delighted
the audience AT every appearance.
The rendition Of the long and humor-
GUS selection. entitled "A Pair OF Luna
tics" was particularly well sustained.
The souvenir programmes which are
presented at the Young Mems Christian
Association entertainments this year are
most attractive. The one Of last evening
was Of purple. with letters Of gold.
The order of entertainment was IS FOL
lows: l. A Border Song, (Corros) Lotus
Glee Club. 2. "That Old Sweetheart Of
Mine" Riley) 1.-THE Quaker" (AriosD
-recitations with music Mrs. Smith. g.
Nurmuring Zephyrs. Genson) Mr.. Den0X.
4. 80 Fair. Sweet and Holy" (Cantor)
lotus Glee club. g. Gypsy John, (Clay)
Mr.. Lewis. c. Mrs Letters Ride, Nlitch-
eil6 Mrs. Smith T. Come 10 Me (Bam-
bergO Mr.. Stricklett. s. The Owl, adams
Lotus Glee Club. Q. "a Pair of Iunatics.
OWalker) Mrs. Smith 10. Bandelero lStu-
artD Mr.. Martindell. II. AT Parting
Tan dee Stucken) Lotus Glee CluD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY.
Death of an Old Citizen-Very III
Other Mention.

FRANKLIN, VA. November l-(spe-
John Pretlow, Jr., one Of the
Oldest, wealthiest and most influential
OF this county, died at his home
about one mile from this place, on yes
terday morning, and was buried at the
cemetery here this afternoon. Services
in the Episcopal church, OF which the
deceased was a member and vestryman'
were conducted by the rector KEY. Mooa-
son Walker. \ large concourse OF friends
and relatives had assembled at the churcn
and followed the remains 10 the grave
The deceased was In his 40 year dl the
time of his death. lie leaves q widow ana
six children. three of WhOm-R. A. Pfet-
low. ] A. PretlOw, and X. ID. Pfeu0W--
are adults. and three-kate, barclay, ana
Sue-are infants. The deceased formerly
lived I'm Surry county. but moved 70 TINS
niace in the COS He was twice mar
ried his first wife having been his COUSIN
Nfiss pretlow sister of Dr. #. j. fretloN,
and his second wife Miss SIZE " aiie, OF
Warrenton. y. c., who survives nm.
Vaughan Camp, the N-Neal-oli son OF
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Camp. OF this Piact,
is very i'll with fever, ana crave uoepi -
to the probability Of DIS recovery y eS
pressed by his physicians " 40 are Jr. -
F.. Bryant. Of this place, ana III ""@'"-
mey. of Norfolk. va. e ,.f.,,,
RIM bv a. Al. Br0wnley for The past eisn1
- nine wears has changed hands, ana
g. now being operated by r. II, B. CobD.
THE blow and rains OF last MONDAY ana
rreedav have caused considerable nain-
90 10 The reanut crop In this section
7rho camnaign in this county preceding
,ovt weeks election IS very qulel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
OFF FOR DETROIT.
The University Of Virginin FOOT
Rail Team.

UNIVERSITY OF NlRGlNlA, NoF' ni
her 2-(speciaL)-Nir university
foot-baIl team. under the charge Of heaA-
coocb Hoxton. left here at $40 this mter-
nom an the T. +. Y. Chesapeske rol
Ohio train FOR Detroit. for the Dls sdHith
on SATURDAY with the strong eleven rep
reeenting the University Of Mi'hikth.
II has practically been DECIDED yy "a
,ain Suuinsrsgil and c0ach tlpNt"ii 10
,laN, the team as follows: Winl5, .elt
nd. STUART eft tackle; Haskeh lSt
e,,ard Norreet, centre; Mallory right
eTard. henderson, right tackle ia1 l2,r'
rioht end. SHIRLEY. Quarter-bacAi tefhli J,
len balf-back: Landlord, right hat-nacNi
Coleman. full-Dlck. ,...... a.. st.. sl,,.,s
There were sixteen players ln the aqu"g,
and Coach HOxt0n, "a or Whon diS 'n
fairly good condition. Inc TRIP VIII
long and tiresOme one, the men ~, iei~"-
INC Detroit until late Friday night
There have been 20 many chrhee1 in
the lineup during the past Two "e'h7'
owing TO personal differences aiuyus w
DIavers. that II Is hard 70 Judge inf
teams strength az Whole. Inc paci
eoiI H. one Of the best that mas repre-
eented the Orange and Blue on me 3 o.
RON for some time. while the ilNe - iN
mentally weak Coach HoXton mas pech
Iriiiinv The men on defence all TINS Week
~nd there has been considerable Improve
College al large does not expect me
tsgn1 10 score on the Wolverines, ana
oniv homes that the nOrtherncrs can De
baid down 10 total OF p points.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
ALLEN--MCORlnCK.
A beautiful wedding I'm West viz
Rinia.

BERRYVILLE, VA. November 2--(spe-
ciall-The marriage of Miss Edith How
ara Allen to Mr. Hugh Holmes Meteor
mick was celebrated at $50 O'clock this
evening at the Church Of the Holy spirit
at summit Point, w. Va, in the pres
ence of a large and brilliant asseHp'S
OF friends Of the couple.
The church was deliberately and peau-
tifullv decorated with plants and cut
flowers chrysanthemums being the pre-
vaillng flowers used. In the lighting OF
the church candelabra were used, win
pretty effect.
The ceremony was performed by Kew
Andrew j. Willis, rector Of the chufch
The bride entered leaning upon the arm
of her father and was met at the chdheei
bv tho bridegroom and his best man. ne
bride wore a dress OF Whlte crepe 20
chine over taffeta, trimmed with chllon'
uearls. and old point lace. Her ven was
caught I'm place with bow Of taffeta rid
bon. and she carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS The maid Of honor was MISS Mary
Page Lyon, Of Baltimore county, Ma. Her
goy,n was of Nie-green Liberty silk over
taf1eta of the same color, and she carIleu
American Beauty roses. The bridesmaids
were Misses Mary Stewart Patterson OF
Baltimore. Md and Marie NELL OF
Chariogtown> w. Va, in violet orgahule
over violet taneta, and carrying Woiel
cnryelnthcmums; Misses Anna Dahorluby
RufoheU OF Charlestown, W. Va, ana
srsry semi Thomson. Of Summit Point,
NJ va. I'm yellow organdie over yelloW
tsffeta and carrying yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and Misses Resale Lawrence NC
C0rmick. Of Berryvile, Va, and Eleanor
Marshall Trapnell, of Charlestown, W.
va. in mink Organdle over pink taneta'
and carrying pink chrysanthemums'
Afr. Charles NJ Broun. Of Berryvihe'
Va. was the best man, and the grOoIns-
men were Dr. Louis VI. Allen ana Slr
James Lyon Rodgers. Of Baltimore. MO-
,fesers Funsden Cary. OF Richmond. Va;
Gordon NJ. Buck. OF New York: Province
Mccormick. United States navy. ana a.
Alien. Of Charlestown ". Va. They
wore the conventional full dress WIN
boutonnieres Of lily-Of-the-valley.
A chorus. composed Of Miss NJ. Garnett
Mcclure. Mrs. Gordon Van Hook Or, r.
-. Page. and Mr.. s n. Taylor, accompa-
MED by Miss Mamie w. Mcclure on ths
organ. sang the wedding march rom
Iohengrin as the wedding party entered
the church. THE Sweetest story EVER
Told" was played softly during tho cere-
rnony, and MendelssOhns march fender-
ed az the party retired.
The bride IS a. daughter of Mr.. II. owen
Allen. OF ''Westwood." Jefferson county
w va She il petite blonde. with very
attractive manners. and has been "a
vorite I'm society circles IN Washington,
baltimore. and other cities. The BRIDE
groom Is the junior member OF the law
firm % Marshall Mccormick & Son. OF
Berryville. Va. and has the promise OF
brilliant future IN his profession.
Following the wedding a reception was
given the couple by the brides parents at
'sWestwood." their beautiful home on the
borders Of Clarke and Jefferson counties.
The couple left on a night train Cor
northern tour. and upon their return will
reside az Berryy7ile.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
AT NEWPORT NEWS.
THE COLLIER ARAGOy LOST HER
TOW IN A STORM.
INSPECTING The ShIP-YARD PLANT
In Order 10 Profit by Its Improved
Nachinery-The Skeleton In the
Box-The Mystery Partially Solved
Othcr Mention.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, November g.
tspeciol)-The steam collier Aragon ar
rived IN port this morning after an ex-
ceodingly rough trip down the coast from
Providence. which place she left Monday
morning. towing the large coal barge
Alabama. en- route for Newport News.
The tgo vessels encountered the hurri-
cane Tuesday night. ana when OF Bar
ncgat the Alabama slipped her tow-line.
When the crew OF the Aragon dis
covered that their tow had been lost
the steamer put back. but did not sue
coed i'm recovering the barge. The Ara
gon eruised around all day Tuesday with
out success, and then proceeded 10
Newport News. A report reached here
to-day that the Alabama had been sight
sd an anchor or the Jersey coast
Chief-Engnecr }. A. y. Smith, in
sharge Of the steam engineering depart
mont az the New York navy-yard. is IN
ne city 10 inspcct the modern pllnt OF
ho Ncwport News Ship-Bullding and
Dry-Dock Company, for the purpose Of
s.ftirg plans for the addition % about
10000 worth Of improved tools and ma
.nintry 10 the hayward plant
4 mystery Of the rope-bound skeleton
found In "A box on the beach last night
was partially solved to-day. The county
officials would not visit the place last
aight and an examination made by
newspaper men with one lantern did not
-evcal the time-worn appearance Of the
bOXs contents. which was brought to
light this morning. The belief Of the
,wo acting Coroners and those who view
ed the CHASTITY find to-day. Is that the
box had been under ground for probably
seven or eight years. Long before the
Incorporation Of the city, IL was the Gus
tom 10 bury i'm boxes all bodies recovered
from Hampton Roads and the river
along the beach. This body was evidently
that OF a sailor, as II was encased
in a large canvas bag. the cloth having
rotted. The rope and the box were also
rotted. Whether or not the man was
murdered will never be known.
The cornerstone for ST. Paul's Episco-
pal church was laid this afternoon by
Bremond Lodge OF Masons. number Of
Masons and knights Templar from Nor
folk and Hampton were present. Rev.
a. ". Randolph. Bishop Of the Episcopal
Diocese OF Virginia, was the orator for
the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
wreck of the Annie T. Bailey.

CHARLESTON, j. c.. November p
Captain Outten. Of he waler-loEsed ana
abandoned schooner Annie n. Bailey. who
with his crew, came 10 Charleston to-
day. on the steamer Seminole, reports
as follows:
Left Fernandina for Washington Oc-
tober 18th. lumber-laden. Had continuous
gales and high seas. Vessel labored ana
strained on 18th. of Cape Roman;
struck by severe hurr~ane; experience
tremendous seas, and vessel sprans
LEAK Pumped steadily. but water gain
ed and vessel became water-logged.
Wind changed ano We scudded before
the gale. On the first, about four niles
northeast of Frying-Pan, was taken IN
tow by steamer Seminole flowed until
vessel became unmanageaDie. All hands
tben went on board the Seminole. The
nosition of the wreck was about twelve
miles south by southwest Of Erying-Pan
iirhfship. ! tried 10 get vessel In toward
land TO anchor. when anchors and chains
were lost
NJ CAPTAIN Berase and the other officers
of the Seminole.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. 4. III. Martin and SON. Master Ber-
nara Martin. LEFT the city Yesterday 10
visit relatives i'm Philadelphia
AIRS. James J. Burke. Of Soi north
Twelfth street. is critically III with APP
penGicitis at the Virginia Hospital.
Mr.. John Blunt who has been ill with
y phCid-feVcr Tor some time. ls now mLcl
better and i'm a fair Way 20 recover.
Mr.. Thomas Dorset BaiHe Of stanton.
Grani Reporter Of the knights Of Honor
Of Virginia. was in the city yesterday
ASr. John W. Goss and daughters. Misses
Ellen and Mary. Of Alhomarlo county. are
on a visit to relatives ~ DIS north Thirty
second street.
NJ. William A. Bowles Of stanton,
formerly principal OF the Richmond Riga
school. is ir the city with his wife ana
daughter, staying with Sergeant Ihonsta.
on east Franklin.
Philip A. Bruce. Esq. who is now in
London. gathering historical material.
will have i'm the Conservative Review, OF
Baltimore. for November, an article on
tho negroes of the South.
Mr Wythe d. Anderson, formerly of
this city, but now clerk in the navy
yard at Norfolk, Va, is in the city visit
ing his mother Mrs Bette a. Anderson,
7ol north Twenty -seventh street.
DR.. Fred. Hale. pastor Of the Third
Baptist church. of OwensbOro' KY. AMI
famous evangelist. will be in Richmond
veiv soon to assist Rev DR.. hawthorne
in a series Of meetings at Grove-AVenue
Baptist church.
Among the strangers visiting the car
nivai is Mr. W. y. Cockey, Of PikesViile,
ND He is one Of the best horsemeli IN
thar state. and has visited Richmond on
mat.y occasions. assisting and particio1t-
ing in tournaments
Major /. G. Parks. of Cotton Hi; ".
va. an old Confederate soldier, and lis
d1ughters. are visiting relatives at NO.
1000 east Clay street. This rs mis- Efst
visit to the city since July, 1862. He Wes
severely wounded at the second pdttle u
Manassas
The Uniformed Rank. knights Of Ply
thias. held an important meeting In theT
HEADQUARTERS Wednesday night nut thefs
wss no drill. owing 20 the large amount
az business to be transacted The rank
determined TO have an entertainment the
latter part OF this month, ana seNeral
committees were appointed 10 arrange
therefor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
RALEIGH's BUDGET.
Compulsory Education POiiticni
NeNys-Suit for Divorce.


.trrIGH. y. c.. November 2.-(Spe-
cfI-The State superintendent Of public
1...rl. ton has prepared for the annual
f.-or- Of the Labor Commissioner let
a. i1 which ne warmly advocates a
compulsory education law in North Caro-
la
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Bus
e.. and Miss Eliza Busnee gave an at
home FOB compliment 20 Misses Lula Haw-
1.r-. OF Ridgeway; Florence Holt Of
T.rl.ret0n. Annie kidder, Of Wilmington,
and Pm3en. Of Edenton.
Senator Pritchard claims that the Re-
5. r'icars win next year carry Guilford
county and AN the counties west Of it.
Tis is O sweeping ciaim which makes
democrats smile
There is pressure being brought 20 bear
Is tho Water-Works Company here TO
irluce the city TO extend its contract
f,vontv-seven years il has now seven
wears 10 run. The people here desire the
tc.tv 90 avail itself Of its option and buy
lthe water works next year. There viii be
"A protest unless this is done. The works
'pay we'll
A sensational divorce SUIT is I'm progress
here. Mrs. Buffalo. daughter of W. j.
T1.clts. superintendent of the oxford Or
rhan Asylum. sues for divorce from Dr.
-. j. Buffalo. of Raleigh. She charges
eross cruelty and neglect.
The Home Protection Fire-Insurance
Company. chartered by the last Lesisla-
trre has been organized at Charlotte,
with John b. Kenny as president. It is
proposed that 80 shall DO a large business
with C0ttou-mils.
Miss Bertha Davis is elected matron of
fhe Odd-Fellows' Orphanage, mt Colds
l0r0'
Nine chapters Of the Daughters Of the
C0nfederacy to-day sent through Mrs. J.
ST.. Hinsdale secretary of the state or
c.nizauon, TO Mrs. Armistead Burwen,
o. Charlotte. S2SJ for the fund I'm aid Of
airs. "Stonewall Jackson. The latter has
been iu several hospitals, but has return
,I to her home. at Charlotte, not much
benefited by her treatment
Ths Health Conference at Wilson dis
cu-sed Malaria and Mosquitoes" Vac
cnauon as an Economic Measure
practical Hints on Drinking Water
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
NEVER DREAMED
rro. coffee Caused the Trouble.

How 10 stop the use OF coiiee was Z"
question. boa q coffee
liyer. ,. ,t,.sicollv and
,oryonslv. but / never dreamed that COT
Tee was the cause of the trouble
cou,d not drink milk, and tea was as Dau
for me as coffee' H.. +hore-
"Hot water was nauseatlnB' l. mr.
core turned 10 Postum Food Cohee' got
q nackage. and made II according 70 ol-
rectlons and found it just the thihg l
.stt,shond had no faith In il. so ! made
coffee for him and Postum Tor myseli.
For three years / used Postum ana 'he
change il has wrought Is wonderful.
Instead Of being thin, saliow' nervous
weak. and miserable. am plump, WIN
clear complexions pink checks. ana seem
10 have the enGuI1nce and vltahty Oh
young woman Of 20. although am t"iee
that age. Husband, after seeing ths
change Postum has made, hnany ASKED
me not 10 make coffee for him any more
as he preferred Postum. 1t mas pesh "
godsend TO our family.
"MYRA j. TULLER,
1923 Troosf avArua. Kansas CIV. N".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
Warm Springs valley.

WARM SPRINGS VALLEY, VA, No
vomber 2.-(Special) -Several parties have
been in our county this week looking at
our irOn-Ore lands.
Since the hunting season opened a good
many deer have been shot The forest
fires have, however. ut off the food Of
the deer for g time. and it IS probable
that very many more will be gotten here.
DR.. +. ". Chaplin has moved into his
new cottage at the Hot.
Mrs. John l.. Eubank has closed the
Warm Springs for the winter.
The Republicans have decided not 10
put out q candidate in this district for
the House OF Delegates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
DARIEN RIOT CASES.
New Trial Granted william Jen-
LInS. One of the Rioters.

SAVANNAH. GA. November 2.-Judgs
seabrook. IN chambers. to-day granted
new trial 10 William Jenkins. one of the
Darien rioters In the other cases new
trials were denied.
These cases grew out Of the Delegai
riots at Darien, in which Deputy-Sherir
Townsend WIS killed and another deputy
was wounded. and FOR the suppression
OF which q regiment o. troops was called
out Thlrty-,wo ricfers were sentenced %
tho penitentiary after the trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
THE MEYERS STORE FRIDAY. NEWS
REMNANTS ENDS AND LOTS TOO SMALL TO ADJ
REMNANT DAYS when yesterday prices
quickly them To-day there is added the SELL
some special purch in quantities to suit

Toe for Mems 60cy All-SuK imperial
re fsr Mems &c. Al-silk String Ties.
25c. FOR Mems and Ladies' zoe. All-Silk
Ties-Ascots and lmperials ~.
Zoe for Mems q and 50c. Brler-n"o'
Pipes-socket and screw stems.
soc. for Mems 81 Safety-Razcr SHAVING
Outfit, consisting Of 5 articles. ~,
25c for Mems 75c. Stiff-Bosom' Perca,e
Shirts with pair separate cuns-Ai]es. ="
LADIES Plaid Skirts. nicely made,
lined with percalino. and velvet bound
sold for 81: special to-day SLID.
a SPECIALITY In Plush Capes, tu,'
circular sweep. lined throughout with
Romano, a few OF these Capes ieft, VIII
sell for 81 40. =.
SOME odd sizes in Tailor-Made suits. III
your size is here you can get a bargain,
GRAY sTrTS. in small checks. tIeht Mt
ting. demi-habt skirt, sold for sl''SV; TO-
SUITS in good street shades: lined
throughout with Taneta, sold for w.
to-day. $40.
LNDIFs' suits. only few in Black,
Tan and Blue. some made Eton ELECTS
and double-h breasted. dip-front coats, very
stylish suit. for $3.50. . -,
Hummelshine, silk Underskirt, SOLO
2 chaneeahle SILK Underskirts to DC
YOU nav choose to-day from our re.
manning lots Of 81. N.25. and . 30 Ladies',
BASEMENT BARGAINS.
table Of BOSOM Boards Butter MoulSs,
Steel Sharpeners. Bread Knives ana
Board Comb Boxes. Jelly Strainers. AND
Salad Sets regular value from 10 TO i9c.'
table Of Asbestos Mats. Hardwood
Knife Foxes. REFINED Saucepans Spongo
Racks Beefsteak Broilers. Patent Ioesss
ers. Cleavers. Egg Baskets AND Caoine,s,
Fibre Buckets. regular value from ~ 70
10 Granite ii-cuart Water Buckets. dam
aged in shipment, regular value CSC, Tor
25c Conner bottom Asbestos-Lned COT
feo and Tearots. regular value . 70 50.
fo- p0c. 70 81 30. .,
Iron-Clad Oatmeal boilers. slightly
Clipped. regular value 81, Tor SOC.
25c Convex Cooking Pots. granite. regu-
5ot. Granite Teapots, slightly dentea
'y e6S Hardwood Tnamelled Handle POTATO
u o CO. rolls Fine Toilet Paper SC. value
800 Slightly Damaged Cake Turner's. &c.
each. ..
100 odd Tumblers and Gohlets. &c. each.
: SLIGHTLY Damaged Jardiniercs, regn-
lar value 75c.. for zoe. ,,,.....
90 White and Decorated Tea or DINNER
Plates. Be- each. ,.s.
o White Soup Bowls, slightly damaged'
&c. each. $50 t..
% white Beofsteak Dishes large Size
x decorated Gold-Iined Fancy-Shaps
SALAD Bowls. 1ec value. foc.
< Decorated Covered Dishes. regular o'e'
value. 25c. ,,..o.,,,o,s
Carlsbad Dinner Set. horli oecorae''s ~.
gold-lired. should contain ll2 pieces r."
nieces short SIS value for 5000, -,
. t2-picce Toilet Sets. Green Rnl, F'n
decorations regular value s. for nm,
> 1c-nioce Urdcrglazed Decorated i"l'''
sets piece damaged, % ..,.
~ nl~crated Guns and Seucers rcgn-
lar --c dogor valuo. &c. rrr.
Assorted Pcaci-stonc nnd h"tter>
Gun Candies. the Zoe. Kind, to-day
SC. pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03

ALEXANDRIA.
of Popular Young
Lady.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. November p
(Special.)-Mr. Harry Javins. OF Puts
burg. Pa. and Miss Nettie IIobson' for
merly Of this city. but now OF Washing
ton. were married this evening at the
First Baptist church, Rev J. H.~Bntier
ofieiating. A large number of friends OF
the contracting parties were In attend
ance.
Miss Grace Chase. the young and ac-
cnmpllshed daughter OF Mr.. Charles b.
Chase. died this morning at the residence
OF her father Deceased was Is years Ola
and quite popular with the young people
Of this city.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mrs
Alice Brent Wooley To Mr.. Augustine
Monroe TO take place at the residence OF
Mr.. Samuel g. Brent, November 9Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
ACCIDENT ON BROAD STREET.
Mr.. u. 4. Smith and FnmiIy Thrown
from Their Cnrringc.

Mr.. r. 4. Smith his wife. daughter
and two children wore driving ont Broad
street Wednesday night. en- route 10 the
Auditorium, and when opposite Richmond
College their carriage was run into from
the rear by carriage driven by a negro.
The left hind wheel of the vehicle was
smashed. and the entire party We're
thrown IN the road. Mr.. Smith and one Of
the children fell under the horses heels,
and the former was badly cut on the
right temple Mrs Smith was quite pain
fully bruised about the body. and her
daughter WIS for a time overcome by
shock.
The ruthless negro driver who caused
the accident escaped in the darkness.