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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-01

toTler. OF portsmouth.
The bride was attred in gray trav-
cling suit and black velvet hat and
the maid of honor wore white organ
die. The groom and his best man were
attired in conventional black
After receiving the congratula lions of
their many friends. the bride and groom
left for their future home. Washing
ton. n. G. They were the recipients of
many handsome presents.
JONES-M' CLELLAN
beautiful home wedding was Gel
ebrated at. the residence of Mrs a.
Jones, on Berkley avenue, last night ut
$50 O'Clock, when her winsome and ac-
complished daughter. Miss Alberta ].
Jones. became the bride of Mr. George
Baxter Mcclellan. popular young bus
mess man OF Portsmouth
At the hour mentioned. and to the
sweet strains of Lohengrins wedding
march. artistically rendered by Miss
Daisy Nichols, organist of Main Street
Christian Church, the contracting par
tics entered the spacious double parlors
in the following order:
The groom and his best man, follow
ed by the bride and her maid of honor.
| Under the decorated windows they were
happily united in the bonds OF holy
wedlock by Rev. RIM. Chandler, in
the presence of a host OF frienG and
'Si''i' ~ va eHS .offeie s''i'i % ooii.
The bride was costumed in white or
candle with satin trimmings. and car
riea Bride roses. The maid of honor
Miss Essie Jones, sister of the bride.
was attired in light blue silk. with
chiffon trimmings. and carried pink
| carnations. The groom and his hes,
| man. Mr.. George W. Jones, brother OF
the bride wore conventional black, with
white boutonnieres. The parlors were
| handsomely decorated with palms
! ferns, and other. potted plants and cut
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-01
THE FINEST OF LYnNHAVEN OYSTERS

can he had at the BERKLEY CAFE by
the barrel or by the measures.
PARKS G. ETHERIDGE.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-22
MACHINE RULE AN ENGINE
OF RUIN.

The Raleigh News and Observer.
conspicuous Tor the ability with which
it advocates the undying principles of
jefferson Democracy, is as its name in
part indicates. an observer of men
ana events. In "A recent editorial on
the senatorial contest in this State.
under the caption of this article it re-
cites the circumstances attending the
election Of Mr.. Thomas ). Martin TO
the United States Senate. and quotes
the portion Of Governor Tylers Myth
party officials who undertake to dom
mate party politics, and says:
The party in North Carolina in
times before the 1894 dclugr suffered
because in some counties the party oili-
Gals used their power as ZEN engine
of ruin and destruction" by using ii
her OF the party as against another"
When Il party official is SO deeply in
,ercstcd i'm the success OF any cand!-
date that h. uses the party machinery
to advance his interest. he ought. "
as Governor Tyler says, 'to be turned
out If nc remains in charge his con-
duct works injury Ia the party.
Without taking any part in the
Senatorial contest. we trust the Demo-
cracy of Virginia will turn out any
machine that seeks in any county to
override the viii of the people, or
that denies a fair opportunity 10 all
the voters 10 register their Will"
There IS wisdom in the News and
Observers comments. The machine is
Commanding Virginia with alarming
rapidly and working ruin to the Dem
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-22
lrhe Ronnol,c TimosO

The friends of Senator Martin being
unable 10 prove the fallacy Of the pub
lishcd statement made by Mr.. Jones.
haze practically admitted them TO he
true 10y turning around and airing Mi.
Jones record in Congress. What that
can have To do with charges made
against Martin we fail to see. Jones
may have a record rs black as the ace
OF spades and he may have done abso-
lutcly nothing for his constituency. We
are not in the Martin-Tyler campaign
called npOn Ia look into that. Jones is
not running for Office, ana his own per-
sonal record can have no bearing what
ever upon Martins fitness or unfit
ness for reelection The above Is sug
gcstcd 10y an editorial in the Char
lottesViilc Progress. which begins in
this fashion: "CongrcSSnan Jones
could only find one point TO seriously
Criticisc IN Mr.. Martins course in the
Senate. This was his failure to vote
six times out of sixteen votes on the
war revenue measure. Mr.. Martin re
Piled. showing that he was paired when
IL omitted to vote, and his vote was
IN this way fully protected" Then
the Progress INDUCES in an exposure
of AIr Jones own record. as if that
can in any way offset the record made
10y Mr.. Martin. The Progress for some
reason fails 10 refer to the statements
made I'm the Richmond Dispatch by Mr.
Jones u frw days after Mr.. Martins
reply To- his remarks uttered in his
speech in Halifax lad been published
In this Mir. Jones inVokes the aid @.
the Congressional Record. and with il
shows that Martins pair voted sew
cral times The same way tina, Martin
voted, besides which Mr.. Jones makes
other interesting statements to which
Mr.. Martin has as Vet found no reply
The question, as said before, has mar
roWcd down.to one Of vcraci,y he
tween Martin ana Jones with the adj
vantage in the shape of the Congress
sional Record in favor OF the latter. MIR
Jones has made no claims for himscl.
for his own record The depar,ur,
from tho subject ut hand into dlgres-
sions Of that kind canno, but convince
the onlookcr that thunder is getting
scarce ana the around unsafe.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-22
ADULTERATION OF FOOD.

The ADJUDICATION of food. according
TO testimony submitted to the Scna-
toral investigating committee in Chi
cago, is carried on 10 an alarming cX
tent. particularly in this country. and
the Virg nian-Pilot notes with pleas
urc that the subject is attracting wide
spread attention. Recently the grand
jury in Philadelphia made the follow
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-22

variegatcd and parti-currency. would
make us justly the laughing stock of
the world
Even if Congress has the right or
power TO forbid state banks altogether,
or II tax their issueg to the point of
extinction (Which we do not at all be-
lieve). it is Il very different thing to
authorize or permit them, and then
direct that it shall be felony for one
state 10 circulate it's bank noes in an
other. or to prescribe that the notes
shall be made ridiculous by a system of
harbe-pole colors. or the colors of tho
fool with whom formerly "lc roi
s'amuse."
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-22
OF THE PRESS.
THEsENAT KsCE.
(Accomack News)

1t has been intimatcl that
Martin would meet Tyler in JOINT dis
cussOn. The Governor has expressed
perfect Willingness To meet Mi. Mar
tin and discuss with him the impor-
tant issues OF this campaign. but 1t is
thought very Improbable that any such
ARRANGEMENT Will he effected Martin
is afraid to meet Jones and Tyler on
the stump. and before The campaign is
over h. will be sorry that he met u
great many of TNler's SUMMERS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-22
THE HONEST VOTE FOR AN
HONEST NOMINEE.

Are mon responsible for the false
hood. fraud. temptation. vice. crime.
infection, contagion. malaria. war. pes
thence and famine 10 which they and
others are EXPOSED. and to which SO
many fall victjmsp Il depends. II is
rarely. however. that the average in
telllgcnt citizen is not in some degree
guilty of the evil that bcfalIs him. ana
also Of the calamity that ahlicts or dos
olatcs his civ. community. or State.
We are always votlnt, in this free coun-
try. on everything. and ii is upon our
majority. if the poll be honest. whether
this or that shall be: whether We have
health. or disease: virtue. peace. pros
peri;y ana order or vice. wrath. want
ana tumult; ami 50 on in all matters
of general concern. whether they be
political OF not.
Men may 10 robbed OF their votes in
any matter # public opinion. just as
ring cr clique may rob them on is
sues of men and measures between par
ties; or they may be misnformed. mis-
led. dupcd fooled. lied to; and then
arises the question of apportioning the
guilt between victims and victimizcHs.
OF the guilt of the latter. there is no
doubt; but how far is the victim culpa-
bic for allowing himself to be victim
lied. Here are two men, competitors;
one quack. and all that that implies:
the other an educated physician and a
gentleman. If YOU vote for the quack,
YOU and your family and tho commu-
nifty suffer severely: but he gets riches.
and perhaps honors. while the real ply
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-22

{. RESOLVED by tho IIorse OF Delegates and Senate
"a majority of the membera sceei q esch OF tho
houses agreeing ;horsto That the following amendment
70 tho Constitution Virginia and hereby proposed
and referred TO the General Assembly he chosen AZ the
next general election of senators and members Of tho loWs
Of Delegates Tor its concurrence IN Conformity with the
provisions of section OF arcl- twelve Of said Cons,
tntioE namely; strike tom the Consttuen OF virginia
section article ton. which IL the following wors
Article 10. section 2.-Sp tax sh=ll he imposed on
any the citizens Of this for the privilege q taking
or catching from their natural li with toRss in
the thereof but tic of sales Of oysters
taken by citizen. in year. he taxed AT,
rate not exceeding the rate Ut taxation imposed ulon
any other sircise Of property
KssoL'En That the clerk Of tho House Of Dele
gates tr clerk n the Sennte if vacancy hapicn
in hoth q saii Offices tie fresias officer Il either pnse
Of tho General Assembly, D., authori,eh and required to
Gauss ta proposed amendment and these resolutions to hc
published IN saucr Published each OF the cities
Of the Commonwealth having than ten thousand in
hahit.ns onec week 3r three consecutive months pre-
oWs % tie time 81 choosing tie members OF tho General
Assembly A. ~ next sees'el election of senators aud mem
tc.s Of the House 81 Delegates.
3. Hrsnt,rp, That the clark e the House Of DELE
gates and The clerk pf tie Senate lie required transmit
20 the General Assembly no chosen Mt the next general
election 81 nrrs OF tie House ct Delegates and senate.
certified cory Of aid proposed amendment and Of these
resolutions together with certificates Of publication BY the
publishers Of tho newspapers which sail proposed amend
iaeni shall have been published
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-22

ocratic party. The Democracy OF this
State will suffer the fate melted to 1t in
Maryland if it continues to permit it
self to be dominated by machine men
and methods. Machine rule is an
engine Of ruin
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-22

Somebody wanted to know why NJ
Martin does not speak. THAT'S easy.
is because lie has nothing to say.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-22

Mr.. Martins silence i'll regard to his
senatorial record is 50 on.nous that it
can almost be heard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-22
MARY WASHINGTON COLLEGE,

For Young Women and Girls Thorough
and complete course of study. English
branches, Languages. Art. Music. Elocu-
ton and Physical Culture. Session will
begin September the 9Th.
Miss VIRGINIA REYNOLDS,
Miss MARY BUCHANAN RANDOLPH,
Principals.
For other information address care =. o.
Box ~. Norfolk. Va. For personal inter
View after September the 1st, call at the
Mary Washington College. corner OF
Cranky street and College Place. Norfolk
jy27-2m
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oFricz or clrae Or mor,r or DrlrcA1rs,

Ntts.I. HUGE Ut
RicnMONp Va. Julv -. $500.
The foregoing is copy OF Joint fcfplgtiOn lfoTos
in- to strike from ihn Constitution the second clause Of
article ten and Ivovding fer publishing and certifying
the thr General Assembly of Virginia. winch
was agreed - durinG the Of st' bv majority
Of the memhcgs oif t each Of the two houses ana so
recorded an! when join, resolution approved Nv tho
Governor February -. lSeS and s published in
eortaucc with q provision contained therein.
T.. IT, BIGGER.
Clerk Of House Of Delegates and Keeper Of tho Rolls Of
N!rsnil.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-22

Somebody ought 10 find Aguinaldo
He may be lost
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-22
RICHMOND COLLEGE

Founded 1892. Courses leading to II. A..
r. S., NJ. A.. and Bachelor of Law. Eigh-
teen Professors. three Law Professors
Ample l.hrtrics and laboratories: $4,000
spent this year on now equipment. Mod
crate expenses Session opens Septcmbrr
u. For catalogue address President + L..
W. HOATWRIGliT. Richmond Va.
au3-tu. I'll. sa-.Vt
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THE S0UTHSIDE FEMALE INSTITUTE
COLUMBIA BUSINESS COLLEGE
27 PLUME STREET

q PLUME STREET.
Zone Block from CRANKY Street)
Send or call for circulars in regard to
the study for Civil Service Course Take
advantage of your summer vacation to
get Il business education. Wanted stu
dents az teachcCS for branch classes. ID.
Il. cox, Principal. myl6-6m
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Bethel MILITARY AcaDEMY
,ci Academy. Virginia.

Bethel Academy. Virginia.
Thirty second scssion opens Sept 81. Patronage
from ~ States. la, prepared more soldiers and
scholars thhn any other private institntian in tho
South. Illus. catalogue. X. A. Mcintyre, Supt.
aul0-cod-2Gt
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: l.anghorne. W. j. Joyner, j. w. Rooth
& Bro. w *. hodges y. Co. Joseph i.
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-22

Proposing amendments 10 sections and OF article
Z the Constitution Of Virginia., and prorfding
Jor publishing said amendment and certifying the
same 10 the ncGt General Assembly.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-02
FROM WAcHusETT PARK.

Princeton, July There are prac-
tically no guests at the hotels here.
The season opened at most of the hotels
June l. but the majority have not made
anything yet. The hotels were filled
at this time last year, and one of the
leading hotel keepers said that it was
the most backward season he had ever
seen.
The Haywood House opened today.
Subscription papers for L. w. Her
rick. Elbo hE1 sifs house blown down
by the wind during the last storm, have
been placed in the postoffice and rail-
road depot. Already the sum of $65
has been pledged, although the papers
have been out only short time.
Gilbert Bigelow, who was so seriously
injured about week ago by the ex-
plosion of steam engine in his grain
mill at Princeton Depot, is improving
His burns are healing, and the doctors
say there is no danger, unless brain
fever sets in. Mr.. Ryerson, who was
injured at the same time, is able to be
out of doors.
Men of the New England Telephone
and Telegraph Company are in town
setting poles and putting up wires
There are 16 subscribers for local ex-
change.
A large number went to Worcester to
attend Buffalo Bilps Wild West Show
today.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-02
MILLBURY.

The following officers have been as
signed to special duty Fourth of July:
Thomas Dolan, John S. Rice, Hervey
hobart, Edward Dolan, Thomas
BroWn and Charles Lacrosse of West
Millbury. The selectmen assigned these
and think the six officers will be suf-
ficient.
Special cars were run on the Subur-
ban line today to accommodate the
large crowds that went to Buffalo
Bits Wild West show.
Miss Lena Gamphier and Warren X.
Pierce will be married at the Church
OF the Assumption Sunday morning at
8 o'clock
Miss Jennie Green of Riverlin street
is at Waehusett- mountain for the
summer.
The Aldrich mills still remain closed.
Thirteen families have moved out Of
town.
The funeral of Mrs. Robert Ludwig
will take place from the Church of the
Assumption on Monday morning at S
o'clock.
William Welsh, Carl Kloss and John
Ivory graduated from Becker's Bust
ness college yesterday.
Charles Dursthoff and wife returned
to their home in Lowell today after a
stey with friends in this place several
days.
All the grocery and shoe stores of
this place will close all day Tuesday.
William Frasier of this place had
his face badly cut in the Millbury-
Foxes game.
Deputy Grand Chief Ranger NJ. J..
O'Rourke of Worcester will install Of
flcers in Court Millbury, No. 70, F. Of
A., on Thursday evening, July 9Th.
Three new members will also be adj
mitted.
Tax Collector c. A. Whitney of this
place stated to The Spy man today that
he had collected all but eight of the
poll taxes for last year, and those that
had not been collected were of those that
had moved out of town and could not
be located. Several warrants have been
issued for men that would not pay, and
when shown the warrant and the au-
thority to take them into custody, they
soon came to terms. Such people as had
warrants served on them had to pay
$4.9S instead of 81.
Rev Thomas Shanan of the Catholic
university at Washington Is the guest
of Father M. p. Sharran of this place.
The school committee at their meet
ing yesterday received the resignation
of Miss Effie Hitchcock of the West
Millbury grammar school.
Morning Star Lodge, l. o. o. IT,,
elected George b. Williams noble
grand and George w. Paine vice grand
for the ensuing term.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-02
FOURTH AT WARREN.
West Part VIII Lead the East This Year =
West County Notes.

Vesh NouHty Nol6S'
West Warren will celebrate the
Fourth in more lively way than
Warren, this year. The st. Jean Bap-
tiste society will hold a picnic and
dance in Crossman's grove during the
day, and good game of ball is ex-
pected between the Ware and West
warren teams on Crossman's grounds,
The game alone will draw a large
crowd from out of town.
Miss Augusta l.. Patrick is visiting
Mrs. j. w. Hastings. Maple street.
Miss Cora Adams, graduate of Dean
academy, this year, has returned
home.
William Harwod and Miss Louise
Guiibert We're severely poisoned this
week by ivy. HARDWOOD, to show Miss
Guilbert that his system was rroof
against the poison, rubbed the leaves
on his hands and face. Next day Miss
Gullbert was sick abed, and HARDWOOD
had to be carried home in a team
from his fathers store.
A number of townspeople are in Wor-
cester today attending Buffalo Bills
shows.
Quite number of the Kings daugh-
ters with gentlemen, attended the lawn
party at H. M. Underwoods place, last
night, and the receipts were more than
anticipated.
There will be no evening service at
the Universalist church during July.
Tomorrow morning the sermon will be
preached by Rev. Chester Gore Miller
of Victor, N. Y.
Tomorrow morning at the Methodist
church there will be holy communion
and reception of members; in the eve
ming at o'clock there will be held a
patriotic service, and the pastor will
give an address on THE country whose
independence we celebrate
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-02

guest of Miss Louisa Bellows, Pleas
ant street.
Mrs. Bridget Nafen of Boston is Wis
iting Mrs. Michael Calvin, Bell street
Thomas K. sFaXon, who at the last
commencement of Harvard college re-
ceived the degree of A. B., will remain
in Spencer with his parents until after
the 4th. Mr.. Faxon is very bright
scholar, being the valedictorian of his
class when graduated from the local
high school. He graduated in 1894
spending year in Exeter before en-
tering Harvard. Mr.. Faxon in '97 was
a member of the Harvard track team,
being one of the best pole vaulters in
college.
Ephraim Barr of New York is guest
of his sister, Mrs. Ann Boyden, Cherry
street
Miss Edna Johnson has arrived home
from Tufts college and will spend the
vacation with her parents at their
Cherry street home.
Word was received last night from
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burkhill, who
We're married last Tuesday, stating. that
they We're in Bethlehem, n. Fl. They
expect to spend their two weeks honey
moon in the White mountains.
Miss Emily F. Carpenter of Boston
and Mrs. John H. Carpenter Of Brock
ten are the guests of C. B. CARPENTER
and family, Main street.
Michael Connely, John O'Connor, Jr.
and John Cunningham all members OF
the st. Charles College, Baltimore
have arrived home and will spend their
vacation in Spencer.
William Falvey of Putnam, Conn, IL
spending a few days vacation at mis-
home on the Wire Village road.
Alex Cofske, who was reported to
have Joined La PEARLS circus, has re-
turned to Spencer
Miss Nettie Richardson of Main
street left Spencer this morning for
Milford, where she will spend Fourth
of July with her parents.
The members of the ST. Johns socie-
ty voted last night not to attend the
picnic which the st. Johns socitt y OF
Southbridge will hold Fourth of July
They will attend the local picnic in
stead
Adelbert Hobbs has received word
that he has successfully passed the
examinations for the Worcester Tech.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-02
STERLING CAMP GROUNDS.

Sterling Camp Grounds, July 1.-The
two picnics here this week started the
ball of summer gaiety arolling. AL
though there has been a large number
of cottages on the grounds all the
spring, yet there have been no distinct
lively social events. With the additions
to the number of residents during the
past week, consisting mostly of young
people, has come the impetus to keep
the ball arolling.
Among the arrivals are the following:
The CrowellS from Worcester, the VIII
listens and Joyces from Somerville, the
Mudges from Natick, the Deans from
Worcester. the Potters from Fitch
burg.
Miss Edith Putnam from woinan's
college at Baltimore, has been enter
tanning Miss Ostrand, a collegemate,
during the past week. The young peo-
pie spent a very pleasant, musical eve
ming with them Friday at the horne Of
Mrs. G. w. Putnam.
The family of farmer in the vicin-
ity of the station was awakened about
3 o'clock Wednesday morning by cries
of frightened chickens Upon looking
out, fox was seen near the house.
The intruder was frightened away and
nine dead broilers were found, which
doubtless had been intended by Sir
Reynard for his family.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-02
ARRIVALS AT JEFFERSON.

jefferson, July 1.-Among the recent
arrivals at the Mount Pleasant House
are the following: r. G. Gookin and
wife, Edward r. Gookin. James Della
hanty and wife, Joseph Coffee and wife,
Miss Katherine Campbell, Mrs. Daniel
Dacy and Miss Louise Dacy, all OF
Dorchester: Miss May Gallagher,
Misses Mary and Nellie Kelley of
Charlestown, John Dwyer. John
Normhie of Cambridge, Mrs. Daniel
Sullivan of Lawrence, Miss May MINI
nehan Mrs. John McQueeney of East
Boston, John J. O'Lockin Of Lowell,
Miss Katherine Sheehan. Miss Bertha
OLeary of Roxbury. Miss Eta Leyden
of South Boston, and William McCor-
mick and sister Of Boston.
Antonio Kalish, who fell from a load
Of bags in the millyard of the Jefferson
mills. is reported as better this morn
ing. NSfl nfE
Miss Theresa Sullivan of Hartford
CT, is visiting relatives In town. Erwin
w. Holbrook has purchased a large
farm in Webster, and is moving his
stock and household goods to that
town.