Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-21
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klchmond, Va. Sept 20.-rhe mani
festations of distress at the death of
DR.. Hunter Mcclure have been wide
spread, and his funeral, which takes
place at noon tomorrow from st.
FauFs Episcopal Church. will be large
ly attended by the Confederate Vel
Grams. who We're his comrades in
arms, the medical fraternity, and the
public generally.
The services will be conducted by
hishop Robert y. Gibson, Rev. Pres
ton Nash and Rev. james Power smith.
ID. D., the latter having been chaplain
IN Stonewall Jacllson's corps.
~ telegram was received to-day by
DR.. Stuart Mcclure from General Fitz-
hugh Lee. saying he would be present
ana act as one OF the honorary pail
bearers. Governor Tyler will also oiii-
ciate in the same capacity. The Con-
fcderatc organizations will attend in
bodies.
GOVERNOR TYLER'S MOVEMENT.
Governor Tyler viii leave tomorrow
night for his farm III East Radford aud
Will remain there until October LIST.
when he returns to deliver an address
before the National Association of
American Bankers.
APPLICATION FOR PARDON.
The Governor said this morning that
he had not yet taken up the applcat ton
mouth, who was convicted of arson ana
sentenced To eighteen years in the pen
itentiary. He said he did not know
that he would take 1t UP any time soon,
il at all, AS ii was one of those cases
which he was 10th to touch unless there
was some sweeping reason for eXecu-
tive interference.
THE GOVERNORS STAFF.
The Governor to-day announced the
following changes in his stan, rendered
| Col. William O. shelton, Judge Ad-
| vocatc- General. is appointed chief OF
stan, vice Charles O'B. Cowardin, de-
! ceased.
era of Subsistence. is appointed Judge
Advocate General, vice Col. William o.
Shelton, promoted.
Col. r. ID. Cole. Aide de Camp is APP
pointed Commissary General of Sub
sistence. vice Col. James Mann, APP
pointed Judge Advocate General.
The resignation of Col. james G.
Hooe, Aide-de Camp, has been received
and accepted by the Governor
Mr. Joseph Button. of -AppomattoX
| county. and Mr.. Charles a. lich. of Al
| cNandra county, are appointed Aides
de Camp, each With the rank of Col
| onel of cavalry.
MARRIAGE IN ROANOKE.
y unique and interesting paper to-
day passed through the hands of the
| Governor and Secretary of the Com
monwealth. II was marriage certin-
care from the clerk of Roanoke City,
| setting forth the marriage of Alfredo
| Elm. Rodriguez. of Sattelo. Mexico to
| Miss Minnie Earhard, of Roanoke
In conformity With the treaty be-
! tween the two countries, the certificate
Will be endorsed by the clerk OF Roa-
nokc. the Governor and the Secretary
of the Commonwealth, and forwarded
To the state Department at Washing
toTT, INu II Will be turned over to the
! Mexican Minister there. whose en-
dorsemcnt will give the marriage full
force and effect in Mexico.
a VALUABLE BOOK.
The State Librarian, Mr.. w. w
Scott has lately had the good fortune
10 secure for the state Library the
exceedingly rare 1850 edition of the
True Travels. Adventures and Ohser-
vations of Captain John smith" Lon
don. printed by +. H.. for Thomas
Slater. and are to he sold at the Blew
Bibc in Greene Arhour. 1870.
II was bought from Canada and cost
500. which is great bargain.
OUT FOR BRYAN.
William jennings Bryan will make
much better run in the New England
states than most neoplc imaSiuc." said
n prominent Bostonian. who IS attend
ing the Sovereign Grand Lodge OF the
Ouu feIoWS.
Moordcld Story. OF my city. one of
our greatest lawyers and former
president OF the American Bar Associa-
ton. has recently come out for BRYAN"
said the Bostonian.
lie and Richard Olney are leaders
among the conservative and thourhtfui
| people of New England. Many people
Will he guided by their advice While
BRYAN cannot hope to carry Massachu-
sets. II need surprise no one if the Re-
publican majority should be cut down
10 the minimum
II really think from what have re-
Gently heard that Bryan has a nght-
ing chance to carry New HAMPSHIRE -
INVITATIONS TO y MARRIAGE.
Mn and Mrs. Isaac Thalhiner. lead
ing citizens here, have Just issued in
vitations TO the marriage or their
daughter Sadie May. TO AIR Alfred &
/ Koch, OF Philadelphia. The wedding
which will take place on Tuesday even
| ing. October the 9Th. at Synagogue
| Beth Ahaba. will be one OF the most
notable events. of the coming season.
/ The bride. her maid of honor and
bridesmaids VIII all be gowned in pure
| white. and the same purity of color
VIII - observed in all the decorations.
Miss Helen -. Thalhimer. sister OF
| the bride s!ill he maid OF honor and
/ Misses Fanny T.. Mitteldorrer. Sadie
I Nhitiock. Corinne Rosenbaum Amelia
| Kahnweiler, Corinne Strause. Alar,.
| Thalhimcr, Irma Rosenhaum Estelie
| Whitlock, Lucille Goodhart, Of /Cievc-
land, o.. and Belle Marks. OF Balti-
| more. viii act as bridesmaids