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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

DemocraO. Fairfax Courthouse; James
seldom Cowden independently.
Fauquier county-T. 9. Pitcher Demo
crat). Midland.
Floyd and franklin countes-T r..
Potts Democrat, Willis; 4. Canaday
RepubIcan), Pizarro.
Fluvanna and Goochland counties
Pembroke Petit Democrat, Palmyra;
A. !. Taylor independently.
Franklin county-B. W. Saunders Dem
ocraD. Rocky Mount; G.. w. ,. Hale On
DEPENDENT, Rocky Mount.
Frederick county and city OF Winches-
ter-E. C.. Jordan Democrat, Stephen
sons.
George Y. Hundley Democrat, Mathews
Courthouse; william o. Marchant lRe-
publican), Cricket HILL
Gravson couuty-Dr j. p. Davis Dem
ocraU.
Greene and Madison counties-N. B..
Farley. Jr.. OemocraO, stanardsvihe.
Greensville and Sussex countles-Aiex-
ander King Democrat, Waverley; j. l.
Baugh Independently.
Halifax county-James 7. Lacy demo
crat. Scottsburg: r. J. Tuck Democratl'
South Boston; 5. b. keesee pnaepeh1-
enO. Ricevllle; w. II. Burgess llndepehu-
entl. Pace's; u. Clay Harris megro Re
publlcan), Houston; John % owen lnesi"
Republican,. South Boston.
Hanover county-W. ID. Cardwell Dem
ocrat) Richmond; y. A. Timberiake On
dependent. c.-,.,. oDo,,o-
crab Nfartinsviile; W. Il. Graveley Gree
SILVER Republican and PopulisD; Peter y.
Wray Independent PopulisO; =. -
Graveley dndependenD.
Henrico county-F. NJ. Jones Demo
craO, No. 2ol7 Floyd avenue, Richmond
J. w. Southwark Republican).
Isle Of Wight county,. y. Jones
memocraD. Smith6eld; Z. j. Bradsha"
Qndependent Democrat
King aud Queen county,. w. tleet'
Democrat, Biscoe.
King William and Hanover couhues-I'
II Fdwards Democrat, West Point w.
Is .Tanev independent Republican,.
Lancaster and Richmond counties
Thomas 4. Pinckard Democrat, Lancas-
Ter. Il. Carter Wexford OemocraO, war
saw. ~. spicer Curlett QndependenO.
lee countv-Dr. J. NJ Whitehead Dem
ocraO. Hubbards Spring.
I,oudoun oounty-John +. Ryan C)emo-
eraD. Arcola. ..,..,.- w IT
I.oudoun and Fauquier countles-W' H.
Lewis Democrat.
Louisa oounty-James L. shelton (Dem-
ocroD Louisa: Il. b. Mills Independently
DR. + q. Anderson ProhibluonisO.
Lunenburg county-David r Love and
J. W. Ellis Democrats). No nomination.
One 10 be elected.
Mecklenburg county-H J.. hutchinson
OemocraO. Baskerville; Thomas a.
Jones Independent Republican,.
Montgomery county-Major John T.
cowan memocraD, Cowan's Mill; T. Il.
Einstein CRepublican). 1890
Nansemond county-Walten Joiuan
Osmocrat, Deans. .-,-,-
Nelson county-Dr. A. Is. FITZPATRICK
DemocraO, Nelly's Ford; h H. treason
independently, Tyro. o,,...
New Kent. Charles City, James cry,
york warwick, and cities OF Newport
Nsws and Williamsburg-E. c. Madison
TemooraO. Denbigh; + j. Muicahy IN
depsndent Republican,, Newport News
Norfolk city-John whitehead and NJ.
+ Lyons Democrats).
Norfolk county-M S. Newberne tDeni-
ocrao. Portsmouth; John W. Rutter IKE
publican). -, y
Northampton and Accomac-John l..
Nottingham DemocraD. Franktown.
northumberland and Westmorelahd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

counties-G. j. Couldman Democrat,
Maple Grove.
Nottoway and Amelia oounties-R. G.
Southail DemocraD, Amelia Courthouse.
Orange county-Wiliam G.. Williams
Democrat, Orange Courthouse.
Page and Rappahannock counties-Cap
tain r. S. Parks Democrat Luray.
Patrick county-Samuel r. Akers Dem
ocraO, Buffalo; r. I. Morrison and +. D..
Tuggle On dependent Republican,.
Petersburg-W. Z. McRao and T. =.
| Ivey Dem0crats); John j. Blick and q.
| NJ T. Bass Independently.
PlttsylvaGia county and city Of Dan
| ville-J. ". Gregory Oemocrap, Picka-
I way: III. c. Clement Democrat, Csllonds;
| II. l.. Dodson DemocraD, Ringgoldi W.
| II. Burton DemocraO. Danville; '. A..
Wetcher independently; J. 3. Reynolds
A. FOX Shelton. George 3. Dyer, and W..
u. Vernon ProhibiuonistO.
I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4. Bland Demo
craO. Portsmouth.
! Princess Anne county-A. r. Eweu
| DemocraO. il3 Church street, Noriolki
| ". s. Morse Independently.
Prince Edward county,. J. owens
DemocraD, Farmyille.
Prince George ana Surry countless. r..
Barham. Jr. DemOcraD. Berrylnan's; w.
". Baugh Independently, Spring Grove
Prince william county-G. @. Galleher
DemocraO Hickory Grove.
PULASKI and Giles cOunties-D 5. Pol
lock OemocraD. Newborn, Pulaski coun-
~.
Rappahannock county-GeOrSe W. sell
tie Democrat, Flint Hill.
Richmond city-George Wayne Ander-
son. John y. Epps, =. G. Foxes. 5. l..
Kelly. $. S. p. Patteson Democrats), and
A. c. Worsham Independently.
Rockbridge county-E. Ill. Barclay DE
mocraO. Lexington; ". y. T. Leech DE
mocraO. Oakdale; D. r.. Reyely Qtepuo-
lican. Lexington; c. r. Brooks CRepub-
licsn). Sherwood.
Rockingham county-Captain B. G.
Patterson (DemocraD, HorrisOnoutg;
William H. Blakemore (DemocraO.
Spring Creek; c. ID. Harnsberger and w.
III. Whltmors independently.
Russell county,. c. Gent OemocraD.
Scott county-Dr. r. W Mcconnell
DemocraO, Fort Blakemore.
Shenandoah county,. u Feller DC
mocraO. Mount Olive; Josiah Stiekley
Undependent Democrat, John ". Fisher
Gndependent DemocraD, j. L. We'll (Re-
publican). ,,..-..a,,,
DemocraO Franklin
Smvthe aud Bland counties-f. hssley
Democrat Bland Courthouse D. ~
Honaker RepubHcan), Rocky Gap.
Snotsylvania county and city OF Fred
erieksburg-Alvin I. Embrey Democrao.
Fredericksburg. .,
STAFFORD and King George eounue IS
Henry T. Garrett Democrat. 7. W
FRANKLIN. W. q. Gregsby. Joseph O6'
cawood independent Republican,
TazeweIi county,. 5. Moss Democracy
Burk's Garden. -
washington county-John w. Plee
nemocraO. Bristoli Charles II. McClung
memocrat) Meadow View; A. n. Blanoh-
ard. James NJ. Stevens, Thomas W. Cl4rN'
and T G. Hartsook Independently.
Wythe eounty-George a. Lanioel'
Democrat). Noble; J. Williamson NC
GaVOck (PopulisD.
MR.. HALES NOTICE.
IL Is stated in letter TO gentleman
In this city that Mr.. c. w. p. Hale.
independent candidate for the House OF
Delegates from Franklin county, against
Hon. T.. w. Saunders. had failed TO GER
tify his name correctly TO the County
Clerk. having but one witness, whereas
the law requires two. lt Is not known
al Democratic headquarters whether MI
Hale has given proper notice Of his can
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
SCHOOL TEACHERS ADDRESSED.
DIR. SouthnIl Talks 10 Henrico
s,ructors-Other County News.

Hon. j. w. Southal superintendent OF
public instruction, addressed the white
teachers Of Henrioo at the School Boaru
Office al the county courthouse yes'eI-
day. ,,..a...
The Electoral Board will meet Mohuay
nj II o'clock TO elect a successor TO Dr'
Smith. Of the Fairfield board. Dr. Shii.h
is a candidate for reelection, but II is
understood that his selection VIII be OPP
.nosed by the friends OF Miss Elenora
Goodwin. Ill,
The county Court was engaged In civil
matters yesterd'y.
Cl.rk Waddiu granted marriage licenses
a. A. Robert Rose. Jr., and Miss Rosa
T., Pntze. and Mr.. Gurvis r. Gouldin TO
Mis- Laura Z. Putze. The young ladies'
re listers. and the daughters OF Mr..
RCD Putze, who lives on the Haryie
- Roth couples will be married at
tSe came time from the Fairmount Pres
S,.,erian church or Wednesday evening
'' r. harrington was adjudged insane
a -, NV "a commission composed OF
;ssoniree Thomas. Lewis. and sales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Alaska Boundary Agreed On.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. october Ar.
Tower, the British charge here, called
at the state Department yesterday, and
handed 10 Secretary Hay q note formally
accepting for his govern ens the propo-
sltion for q temporary adjustment Of the
Alaskan boundary line proposed BY secre-
tary Hay In his note OF yesterday,
With that act the long-eNpected "Dodns
yivendf' relative % tho vexed pouncary
question went into effect This rssuis
has been brought about through the direct
negotiation OF Secretary Hay ana slr.
Tower. after several failures IN the past
through commissioners aud ambassadors.
The State Department Is confident tnat
Il has conserved every American ln,eress
in the arrangement, without unJ1suy
treating Canada Tho divisional liae on
tbs West Pass, by which tho DaltQn iran
IS reached. IS placed twenty-five ana a
quarter miles above pyramid harbor.
which Is regarded under the treaty as
tldeWater mark. SO The CANADIANS are
not allowed 20 reach any point on the
I.ynn canal. Moreover, there Is no per
mission given for free port. or even Tor
fhe free transfer across American tefsi
tory OF Canadian goods. except miners
belongings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Blanket Talk.

THERE Is 4 KEY TO THE GREAT
MOVEMENTS or THIS BUSINESS.
WD CONCE'.L2ATE OUR EFFORTS
on LINES OF MERCHANDISE,
WHEN SO DOING MEANS BEST
SERVICE TO OUR PUBLIC. OCTO-
Ser HAS FOR YEARS PROVEN
THE ECONOMICAL TINE TO DIS
TRIBUTE BLANKETS.
$50 Atwood IA Virginia-Made
Blankets for -.
SO Extra-Sizo 1-2-pound virginia
Made Blankets for $50 pair.
Handsome line Of Eiderdown and
Au-Wool Crib Blankets from SOC. up.
Best-Quailty sateen Comforts, made
with Pink and Lght-Blue lining. filed
with best cotton. a good s. value, for
S3.oS.
Extra-Heavy Cotton-Filled Comforts
worth $125, for 75c.
FuH-sizo japanese slumbsr Robes,
an extra value, for $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
HEAVY Underwear.

YCJ NEED A LITTLE INSIGHT
INTO THIS DEPARTMENT. OURS
IS A POPULAR ONE-A REPRE-
SENTATIVE LINE. MEN TO WAIT
UPON MEN, OR 10 SHOW GOODS
WHEN WANTED.
Bows Heavy Ribbed shirts and
Drawers, worth 4oc.. for any size'
csc.
ChHdren's All-Wool White and Gray
Shirts. Drawers. and Pants, 15c-
quality, for any size. SOC.
ladies' cray. also White. Wool
vests and Pants. a good 81 value, for
75c.
SOC. buys Ladies Half-Wool White
Ribbed Vests and Pants, that are
worth 75o.
Mems Fleeced, also white and Cray
Wool shirts and Drawers, good 15c.
quality, for soc.
Mems Red Au-Wool Shirts and
Drawers, can't tell from $50 quality
for 81 eacn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Basement Bargains.

REFRESHING NEWS FOR THOSE
ECONOMICALLY BENT. NOTHING
SHORT BUT THE PRICE.
Large Covered Tin Bread-Raisers'
with top, at zoe.
1-gallou Glass oil Cans for zoe.
Large Coal scuttles for J9o-
Large Granlte-Iron Frying Pans FOR
10c.
Granite Mixing Spoons Tor &c.
Imitation Cut-Glass Toilet Bottles
for 12o.
Pretty Glass Vinegar Cruets Tor Zoe.
Gas Globes, worth 1870, Tor iIc.
Leatherette Lunch Boxes for Zoe.
Pretty line OF Fine Decorated
lamps, with round globe. some worth
81. to 70 at s1.2J choice.
CEIINA-Handsome Carlsbad China
56-piece Tea Sets pretty shape cups.
worth so set: this week, choice. fO'Vo
set.
Pretty Decorated China Tea Sets Tor
81 % set. IL.
100 pieces Of Fine Decorated Ensish-
China DinnerWare. that ~ worth W.
for SOS set.
Pinch Round yellow Boxing Dishes
for 12c.
yellow Custard Cups for 29c.
sPTCIAL,-Pretty S. Pink and Blue
Toilet Sets this week Tor S3.os.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
RESTRICTION oF THE BALLOr.
Governor Gambler to Recommend ~
for GeOrZin.

ATLANTA. GA. October zi.-In HIS
forthcoming message 70 the Legislature.
which meets next week. Governor cand-
Ter will recommend such an amendment
20 the Constitution as will restrict the
ballot 70 tho virtue and intelligence Of tho
State. The steps taken by sister States
toward restriction Of tho ballot are re-
ferred to. and while there is no suggestion
Of any particular plan ior securing tho
desired end. the Governor i0ea that tho
mass OF ignorant negro votes should DO
eliminated Is made e,ear Ho y specific
I'm his declaration Siat tho distinction
should not be OF race or color, ana that
II should not be based on property quail
fcauOn that would ellminats 4 man Tor
lack OF this worlds goods.
Crime and mob violence VIII DO dWelt
on az some length. The Governor points
out tho expense OF the administration
OF tho criminal laws In tho State. show
ing that the cost IS moro than half a
million dollars for melting out justice 10
the negroes alone.
lie urges the necessity Of sustaining
this important branch Of the State Gov
eminent. and recommends that tho pay
OF tho officers DO reduced somewhat, and
that each private soldier be paid u day
when In actual service. AZ II ~ the pr!-
Yates get but a cents zach day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Bows Clothing.

SUITABLE SUITS FOR RIGHT
AWAY AND FOR MANY WEEKS
TO COME. SOME OF THE MANY
GOOD THINGS FOR BOYS. A VIEW
STOCK OF NEWNEsS IN ITSELF.
THAT BRINGS Us TO THE POINT.
S1.25 buys Boys Double-Bteasted
Suits, I'm Cheviots and Plaids, that arc
worth y1.sS.
S1.4S and $1.0S buys Boys Blue and
Black Cheviot Suits; also. pretty
Plaids and Chsvlots. that are worm
S243 and $2gS
Roys' 45c Knee Pants for &c.
Best-Quality Corduroy Pants for
zoe.
Chudren's &C. Hats and Caps for
15c.
soc. Navy and Plaid Tams for zoe.
Boys Joc. Shirts for Csc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
n,v,pED HER FURNITURE.
,gis. JuIia Morris Gives Her rouse
boId Effects to Charity.

MIS- Julia MOTIFS, tormeI'y Oh h ,.l
mond. has gone TO New YORK 10 I'VE.
She has divided all her household eiieets
and furniture among the various maj, ar
table institutions Of this CITY, ohe mas
furnished two rooms at the honle ioi
Ineurables. and given various ui''' '.
useful and ornamental 10 inc 49,
tablishments Not one was iOIso1'el
A,,one cher things she presented a very
handsome walnut hat-rack and umorelia-
stand TO the Richmond Male orpha"
AnVllIn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

didacy. A telegram to the Dispatch from
Rocky Mount makes II appear rather as
though Mr.. Hale had fled proper notice.
The telegram says:
20. w. B. Hals, Is the Independent
candidate ia this county. lie 10 SELF
announced, and has been endorsed by no
party organization. Tho Republicans, In
a meeting held October I'd, refused 10
endorse Hale or 20 put out candidate
against Hon. r. W. Saunders for thu
House Of Delegates in this county.
Saunders's majority over Hale VIII DC
very large one Potter, the noater can
didate for Franklin and Floyd, and John
G. Hale. senatorial candidate IN the dis
trict COMPOSED OF Franklin and Floyd,
are tho Democratic nominees. A. A.
Cannady and James Dinwlddie, the op-
posing candidates, are Republicans, resu-
larly nominated. These candidates have
ali fled notice, and no other candidates
are in the field"
IN ISLE OF WIGHT.
Ths campaign in many OF tho counties
will be exceedingly warm. The highest
temperature viii DO reached Ia Isle OK
Wight aud Southampton. There Is an
independent ticket for both the Senate
and House in the fermsr county, and
in the latter the county organization has
endorsed the independent nominee for
the State Senate. Mr. Stands, az against
Colonel Boykin.
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
There are not over a dozen public meet
lngs advertised by the st9le COMMITTEES.
This is an unusually snau number. and
indicates very quiet canvass.
Senator Daniel does not speak any
where this week. so far a. Secretary
Button knows. an sffort Is being made
TO have him address tho voters Of Not
tewav at Blackstone on the 2Sth instant.
There is a possibility Of his going 10
I.awrsnceville, Brunswick county, on tho
same date. Positive announcement Will
be made later.
s-<.s-ts>-
On thu ETH OF December, 1891. Rev. 5. A.
Donahoe paster OF toe Methodist Epis-
canal church South. Point Pleasant. w.
Va contracted severe cold which was
attended from the beginning By violent
coughing. lilo says; After resortlns 20
a number Of so-called speeches. usually
vent In the house, 10 no purposs. ! pur-
ehaseA a bottls Of chanseflaln's Cough
REMEDY. which acted Ike a charm. I
mos. chasrluily recommend II 10 the pab-
Nc" Fer sale ~ all druggists.
90 lisa, suE&w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

Cards. Bill Heads. Statements, Lsssr,
Heads Note-Heads. Circulars, Hsnopii's,
Dodgers. Sc, printed by the Dlspsten
Company at low prices. WIN siNo y tor
good work al the same prices you pay ~
Inferior work. Send US your ORDERS, 80
we will guarantee satisfaction Ia s'oi'
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
HOusekeepers' Linens.

HOusekeepers' Linens.
TO ENTERTAIN YOUR FRIENDS
WHO WILL VISIT YOU ON THE
OCCASION OF THE LAUNCHING
OF THE FIRST BArrLEsHIP
BUILT IN OUR CITY, YOU WILL
NEED MANY THINGS IN YOUR
HOUSE. WE ARE HEADQUAR-
TIERS FOR ABLE AND BED
LINENS. NAPKINS DoYLIEs, AND
TOWELS.
We have Table Damask from 25c. 20
$3.50 per yard.
Doylies and Napkins, 20c to -
dozen.
Towels I'm endless variety.
Table Sets-Cloth and Napkins
from 81 10 $40 set.
Headquarters for Tapestry Furniture
Covering.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Our Carpet Room,

!
As BRIGHT AS AMONG THE
RAYS OF AURORA. KEEN BUYING
MAKES THIS DEPARTMENT Es-
pECIALLY ATTRACTIVE. WE
WON'T DO MUCH TALKING.
COME LOOK AMONG THEM-sE-
LECT YOUR CARPET.
An-Wool Sxl Smyrna Drusgets, the
kind that sell az $3.50. are here Tor
$50.
Large White Fur RUGS. suitable for
baby-carhsge robes, for $3.50.
S-wirs All-wool Pretty Tapestry
Carpets, made, laid, and lined, for soc.
yard.
roc. Atwood Ingram Carpets. in
new patterns and effects, for 900.
yard.
All-Wool S-ply Ingram Carpets. that
sold at $125 yard everywhere, are here
at 0Oc. yard, made, laid, and lined.
Best-Quallty 5-frame Body Brussels
CARPETS. rich, handsome patterns ana
coIorings, a SIS value. for soc, made,
laid, and lined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Suits, Jackets,
Capes, and Furs.


ONLY GARMENTS THAT FIT
SOLD HERE; OR, II A LITTLE
OUT OF THE WAY, HANDY PEG
PIE ABOUT TO ALTER THEM At
OUR EXPENSE. VIE ARE LEAD
ERS IN THE SUIT AND WRAP
LINE: PEOPLE N THE BUSINESS
SAY THAT. WE HAVE FACILITIES
FOR LOW SELLING THAT OTHERS
HAVEN'T. VISIT THIS DEPART
AIENT.
Gray Venetian and Cheviot Suits.
hy-front and tlght-ftting jackets, at
SO.
Venetian and Homespun Suits,
Jackets new scallop effects. Tunic
skirts, at Si2.5O. $40, $i7.is-all col
ors.
Imported Venetian and Chevlot suits
short. jaunty jackets, fancy skirts,
some entirely silk lined; prices, SO
to $50.
Handsome Kersey Jackets, IN all
colors. lined throughout, a IC.iS value,
for S5-special.
LADIES' Misses. and Children's Golf
Canes. I'm great variety, from $i.oS TO
$3.50.
stone Marten Scarfs, two heads,
cluster OF tails. - ~, S2.4s. $3.Ds, 81.
Handsome Brown Marten Storm
Collars at $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Dress Goods.


JUDGE A STORE BY IT'S DRESS
GOODS DEPARTMENT. THERE IS
no MORE EXACTING TEST OF A
DRY-GOODs SELLERS KNOWING
AND DOING. THE NEW SEASONS
BEST Is READY, AND SUCH A DIS
PLAY THE TYPES ARE POWER
LESS TO SHOW THEM UP 70 YOU,
FOR BLACK IS BLACK IL PRINT.
2l-inch An-wool Tricot all colors.
25c yard.
si-inch Atwood Plaids, all colors,
25c yard.
9e-Inch Bright Wool Plalds, very
stylish, 25c. yard.
9s-inch Bright Scotch Plslds, all wool
5Oc. yard.
5o-inch Tailor Cloth, all wool and
all colors. CSC. yard.
5O-inoh Invisible Checked Cheyiots,
all wool, Csc. yard.
52inch Cameps-Hair Serges, grand
goods. for 75c. yard.
54-inch Colored and Gray Plaids, for
skirts, 81.
si-inch Golf suitings. and Cloakings,
$50. 81. and $3.50 yard.
'5i-inch Angora Plaids. ;125 and
81 80 yard.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-10-12
Cray-McBride.

The following account OF wedding
from the Westerly, r. l., Herald OF Oc-
tober 8 will be of interest to numerous
friends and relatives in this place. The
groom, though born in Ireland lived in
Bellows Falls several years and was en-
ployed in the grocery business at different
times by M. M. Whitney, A. H. Bissell
and Wyman e. Hodge. He went to Bos-
ton seven years ago, and is now an cleo
trio car conductor. His three sisters liv-
ing in thi, place, Mrs. Edward ). Howard,
Mrs. john Breen and Mrs. Thomas Usher
who were present at the wedding,
A very pretty wedding was solemnized
at eight o'clock this morning in the Church
of the Immaculate Conception when Miss
Harriet j. E, Mcbride of this city was
united in marriage to Eugene S. Cray Of
Boston by Rev. Father w. j. Calvin.
Only the most intimate friends and the
family of the bride were invited and the
ceremony was performed with as little
pomp as possible.
The bride was becomingly gowned in
golden blue silk pophn, trimmed with
white applique chiffon and carried bou-
quet of bridal roses. The groom wore a
conventional suit of black.
Stephen Hoar OF Boston, an intimate
friend of the groom, was the best man,
while Miss Margaret Brannick acted as
bridesmaid and carried bouquet OF white
carnations.
After the ceremony a short reception
was held at the home of the bride on
Greenman avenue where sumptuous re-
past was served, midst the well wishes Of
friends.
The guests included number of rela-
tives from out of town. There were many
costly, useful and beautiful presents Mr.
and Mrs. Cray will be at home after No
vember l, at rs Edgewood street, Boston,
where newly furnished home awaits them
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-10-12
Mysterious Disappearance.

G. E. johnson, freshman, has disap-
peared from Dartmouth College under
peculiar conditions, and all efforts to locate
him have thus far been in vain. He had
been in college only three weeks, but he
had shown very little indication of dissatis-
faction with his lot, and no reason for his
disappearance can be given. He left Han.
over several days ago, and it is known thai
he did not go to his home, which is If
Fitchburg, Mass.
President Tucker and Dean G. F. Emer.
son have been in communication with bis
parents by telegraph, and every possible
effort will be made to find him. Severa
clues have already been exploded. 1t ws'
at first held by his friends that, being very
fond of bathing, he had gone to the river
where he met with an accident, but as il
has since transpired that he went about
town paying all bills few days ago, he
was contemplating leaving for other part,
Many now support the theory that be
has enlisted for the Philippine service
together with the other young men who
recently went from here. He was a veter-
an of the Spanish war, and served in Porte
Rico, though his enlistment at that time
incurred the disapprobation of his parents
Many hold that he enlisted for the Philip
pines, keeping the fact secret to avoid hi:
parents displeasure. Every possible effor
will be made to find him.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-10-12

Miss j. M. Sylvester make, an attrac-
tive exhibit of many new features in the fall
and winter styles, and in her line of trimmed
hats has many elegant models. A combi-
nation of turquoise blue and violet with
grebe breasts, foliage in violet and jeweled
pins forms a hat that is both striking and
decidedly pleasing. A black felt has
q novel trimming in handkerchief effect,
produced by a square of white silk with
8 black border about an inch in width.
4 black turban has the new shirred silk
roSette and jet band. A handsome hat
for young lady is of corded gray felt
having for trimming white plumes and
directly in front large bow Of white silk
edged with apple green and white.
At the New Y ork Racket can be seen
display fairly bewildering in its extent.
Every conceivable shape and shade is
represented and the person who can not
f1d here becoming hat must have Curl
Gus set of features to surmount. All the
latest combinations in color and the new
est things in feathers and ribbons unite to
form striking exhibit.