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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-05
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Rev. Wm. ]. Morton, rector Of the
Episcopal Church at Tappahannock,
has received call to Fairfax county.
Mrs. Margaret Powers, widow oil
James s. Powers, died on Tuesday 10
Rappabannock county, aged 81 years
Mr.. A. H. Kerns, q prominent farm
or living near Strasburg, accidentally
killed himself while handling gun yes
terdsy.
Miss Daisy Lee Snyder and Mr.
Howard II. McVeigh was msrried iu
the Baptist church in Middleburg on
Tuesday.
The college baseball season proper
opened at the University OF Virgins
yesterday, the varsity team defeating
Cornell-6tO B.
The republicans of the 10th Virgins
congressional district, In convention
Tuesday night at Buchanan, nominated
Col. X. t. Hubbard, Of Buckingham
county, for Congress.
Capt. Darius jackson Hill, for many
] years superintendent OF the Old Bay
Line, died yesterday morning at biz
country home, "Glenmor." near Suf
folk. aged seventy years.
The State board OF fisheries met 10
Norfolk yesterday for the bi-annual
election of oyster Inspectors, captains
OF the vessels of the oyster navy and
the transaction of other business.
H. l.. Page is promoting q plan to
tunnel the Elizabeth river from Nor
folk TO Portsmouth, with branch to
Berkeley, at cost OF sbous 81 .250. 600
The tunnel ia to be built by the Nor
folk, Portsmouth and Berkeley Tunnel
Company, which ia composed OF local
capitalists.
The dwelling house OF L. G.. Moor.
M an, near Bellevue, not far from Lynch
burg, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday.
A few weeks ago M0orman's son was
knocked down and remained out OF
doors unconscious all night. A week
ago his barn was set on fire and destroy
ed and now his home is lost. 1t is
thought that parties hostile to MIR.
Norman are the perpe rators OF the
deed.
The republicans OF the Second die
trict yesterday renominsted Hon. Rich
ard A. Wise for Congress. Mr.. Harry
Libby and Alva II. Martin were elect
ed delegates to the national convention
Judson Thompson, colored, and John
II. Robinson were chosen alternates.
II. F. Brooks was elected delegate at
large. A. G. Peschy and J. w. TierDey
we're elected as members OF the State
committee from the district. The ad
ministration OF President Mckinley was
Endorsed.
The contract for a second revenue
cutter, to cost S2l7 900, was yesterday
awarded to the Trigg ShipbuildiDg
Company of Richmond. More than
800 men are employed at the works,
aud within the next few months
the yards will be extended 80 as to take
in Justis Island and afford much great
er facilities for the immense amount of
work being undertaken. Waen the
enlarged plant is in shape, 1900 men
will be given employment, and the
yards will be second to none on the
Atlantic coast
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Mr., CIoyelaud's Denial.

Princeton, N. j., April 5-Ex-Presi.
dent Grover Cleveland was interviewed
this morning in reference to bis alleged
Endorsement of Dewey o. given 10 q
New York morning paper. Mr.. Cleve.
land said: 1.-THE story is an unqualified
lie made out OF whole cloth. The story
is calculated to injure me and place me
iu a false position. When reporters
came Yesterday 1 dec ined to comment
on Dewey's announcement. This MI
representation is terrible. shall soon
decline to be seen by any newspaper
man."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-05
Working Night and Day

The busiest and highest little thing
that ever was made is DIR. Kings New
Life Pills. Every Pill is q sugar coated
globule of health, that changes weak
ness into strength. listlessness into en-
ergy, brsin-fag into power. They're
wonderful in building up the health.
Ooly Is cts. box. Sold by E. B..
Leadbeater 4 Sons, Druggists.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
ICorrsspepaence Of the Alexandra. aa;este.-
noohjuufnu April X

(C0rr0GD0DTeuC0 VI suo AsoAo"uAs~ N"cee'S' j
Washington. April B.
The Senate committee on privileges
and elections was in session this morn
ing to hear the arguments 10 the CLARK
bribery investigation. Mr.. Birney, Oh
behalf of the memorialists. closed bic
opening argument. He said thst the
evidence before the committee did not
warrant the contention made by the
attorneys for the defense that there
was Q conspiracy on the part OF the
Dsly contingent to Gust Mr.. Clark from
his seat 10 the Senate, but If it had not
beeu clearly shown that Mr.. Clark se-
cured bis seat by unjust and unlawful
means IL would be useless hereafter to
sttempt to show corruption 10 any SEN
storiai election. Mr.. Foster, who made
ths first speech for Mr.. Clark. condemn
I'd the testimony of Congressman Camp
hall. attorney for the memorieiists,
rho. be said, admitted that he violated
the statutes Of Montana In opening .
letter addressed TO another; also tho
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CHARGED with Neglect of Duty

Morgautown, w. Vs., April 5.-Presi-
dent Raymond, of the West Virginia
University, exploded bombshell here
yesterday bsfore the board OF regents
10 the form of recommendations for the
removal of six of the most prominent
members of his faculty and criticisms
directed toward two others. The
charges are naturalization and neglect
OF duty. The men President Ray mond
is striving to have removed are work.
ing just as hard for bis removal, Gov
erD6r Atkinson and other prominent
politicians say the State will 90 demo-
cratic il Raymo lie retained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-05

At the meeting Of the democratic central
committee Of Washington last night, the de-
mand of tho anti. Norris people that they DO
allowed to name oRe-half Of the judges fer
next Tuesdays prmsris, was rejected by a
vote Of 10 to 6. The committee unanim US
ly adopted . resolution resftirmng Its dovo'
ton to the Chicago platform and to Br ana
candidacy and demanding that the delegates
to Kansas City be instructed according y.
The date OF holding the District of Col ,mba
convention was changed from April IL to
Anrii 10
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The Admiral In PhiIade,phia.

Philadelphia, April 5.-Admiral and
Mrs. Dewey were given warm recep-
ton by about 1000 people in the Penn
sylvanis railway station and very cold
one FROM people who brought them here
% guests. There was no one at the
station to meet them except the pr
vate secretary Of a railroad otlicisl.
The Admiral and his wife will attend this
afternoon q concert given for the benefit q
the soldiers and sailors of the spspi-h wsr
under the auspices OF Mrs. A. J. Cs'sett. THIS
evening dinner will be given in their honor
by Mr.. and Mrs. Cassstt They expect 10 r ID.
turn to Washington tomorrow.
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HOW,s THIsi

We offer One Hundred Dollars EeSsrd 'or
any case Of Cstarrh that cannot be ured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY d Co, Props Toledo Q.
We. the undersigned, hsve known :. J.
Cheney for the last Is yesrs and b. eve
him perfectl, hor orable in oil business trsnf-
actions, and hnancIslly able TO carry oui shy
obligation made by their firm.
West & TRUAx, Whole'ale Druggist Toit-
60, o. WALpINa, KINHAN & MARyIS,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous s1i'
faces Of the system. Price, Toe. pr bottie'
Sold By ell druggists. Testimonials free.
Halis Family Pills are the best.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-05

The republicans carried Rhode | :
ard In the annual elections yesterday,
William Gregory, OF North Kingston.
being elected governor over Nathan ".
Littlefeld, of Pawtucket. his democrat
10 opponent, BY about $500 plurslity.
The democrats succeeded in not cnly
polling q heavy vote, but 10 cutting
down the republican plurality of l. st
wear by over q thousand.
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Many Lives Saved.

In almost every neishborhood there
is some one whose life has been saved
by Chamberlaiu's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrh@s Remedy, or who has been
cured OF chronic diarrhD, by the use OF
that medicine. Such persons make o
point OF telling of it whenever oppor'
tunity offers, hoping that it may be the
means of saving other lives. For sale
by all druggists.
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Queen.

Dublin, April 6.-The Queen drove
out in Phoenix Park this morning ac-
compsnied by her daughters. The
weather was fne and cold. The loyal
demonstrations of yesterday were re-
pested along the route o. the Queen
carriage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-05

THE President, having by might
and main" forced the Senate to vote
for the Porto Rico bill the day before,
was compelled yesterday by the con-
dition he had effected, to order the RI :
lease of the Porto Ricsn who had been
arrested 10 New York for coming into
this country In violation Of the contract
labor law.
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JUDGE McCABE wITHDRAws

Leesburg. Vs., April 8, 1JUI.
To the Democratic Voters:
I hereby announce that have this day
withdrawn from the contest for the demo-
cratic Congressional nomination in the Sih
district of Virgins. am no longer c-ndi-
date. ! am very grateful TO the friends who
had pledged me their support. aud sh u a.
ways hold them 10 ki1dly remembrance.
Respectfully,
1t J.B. McCABE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-05

ADMIRAL DEWEY doubtless is YER!
silly and few people are disposed to
look upon his Presidential candidacy
in serious light, but that he told the
naked truth, when he said anybody
could be President, is patent to all in-
telligent voters, and has been demob-
atrated by several of his modern pre-
decoasOrs.
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Secretary Root,

Secretary Root. u..
Iieut. ]. G. Gilmore of the navy, who was
captured by the Filipinos and held prisone |,
Tor several months, today passed successful
examination for promotion, ana MS nomins'
ton - Lieut.. Commander VII shortly 10
amt to the Senate by the President.
In the Senate today Mr.. Jsmes. Of Eebras-
Ia presented the credentials off y. 3. Black
burn % Senator from Kentucky for the tenn
BEGINNING March A, 1901.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-05

mo family can afford to DO without One
Minute Cough Cure. 1t Will stop cough
and cure cold quicker than any other med
icina," writes c. w. Williams, Sterling Fun,
Pa 1t cures Group, bronchitis and all throat
and lung troubles and prevents consumption.
Pleassnt and hamless.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-05

Three men, probably Russian Jews,
we're asphy xisted by gas 10 room they
occupied in q lodging house in Boston
lest night. Their deaths were probably
due to accident.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-05

A passenger wreck on the Fort Worth aid
renyer Railway occurred near Charming
Texas, at 2 O'Clock this morning. We pas
seneers are reported killed and several IN
iured. The coaches took fire aud burr GO.
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Don't Tobacco spit and Smoke Your life lusy.

To quit tobacco easily and forever. ne mag
netic, full VI life, nerve and vigor, take No'io'
BAG, the wonder worker. that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, SOC or q. Cure guaran-
ted Booklet and sample free ADDRESS
0oo1eine Ro0od1 O.. Chiea0o og New yeck
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Chicago, April 6-The market closed ~ FOL
lows: Wheat May 67sss6Sas; July 69isa
6ST. Corn-Msy -, POrk-May
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15
OF 0Ey]77[ER2[E@lT
TO 7NyW6N][ EN-

The past week being Holy Week was
! q very quiet one, and OF course there
$ was no entertaining. This week will
ibe gay, with several fashionable we'd
S,lihgs, the Easter german, the Elks'
carnival, In which some of the leading
women Of Norfolk are Interested: Mrs.
& Isarker's tea at the navyyard: the pre-
stsentation of Patience" besides the
Z Easter banquet at the Country Club
4 and several smaller affairs.
Ks EASTER WEDDINGS.
assa The Easter season will open to-mor-
row with the wedding at Christ Church
sat high noon OF Miss Virginia Cooper to
4 MIR. Edmund De VauX Bradford. The
ceremony Will be followed by q break
fast at the home OF Mrs. George Taylor,
ION Freemason street, The house will
sEbe decorated in white and green. DR..
Carl Grammar will oflciate. Miss Vir-
Einia Orne, OF New York, n cousin Of
3 the, bride. will be the maid Of honor,
and the best man Will be Mr.. Charles
4 Spottswood, of this city. The ushers
vii sbe MIR. George Taylor. Mr.. Charles
Patterson. Mr.. Floyd Hughes. Mr.
Il Frank Wilcox, Mr.. Frank w. Taylor,
I'M Richard Wright, Mr.. Carry II.
Bryan, Of Baltimore, and Mr.. James
M. Reed. of. Philadelphia.
Miss Cooper is very attractive. and
syYi III make one of the most beautis,,l Of
the Easter brides.
Another pretty wedding will = at
sssofs Miss Virginia Jordan to Mr.. y IS
Z sStarke which will take place a.. /
& nesday, the 18th. at O'clock
Lake Church. The maid of
1T hisswedding will be Miss May
of Newport News, and the ushe II
\ he Mr.. r ichard McIlwaine. NJ l.
ward Atkinson, Mr.. w. a. Rns. IT,.
BYRD Hughes, Mr.. c. G. Jones p ~
alfred Garnett. of Newport Ner.
- nj ss Jordan is very popular. ana will
have the best wishes of many friends.
THE CHORAL ASSOCIATION.
sfsEg The musical people of the CITY arc
much interestedin the Choral Associa-
ion, which has been organized by Pro
sseasof Koerner, of the Conservatory OF
Music.
The opportunity Is one rarely afford
led, and all those who Sing should avail
4, themselves Of the privilege of becoming
familiar with classical music.
The patroresses include many OF the
finest musicians in the music world
+ nk n tsrfOlk, and they hope for q hearty
tesposise from tho people.
& Tlaera are few scities that can claim
Z ns much musical talent as Norfols
and this nj ovemert alone Is stem ia,
ward m q king the city one Of the musl.
tx; al cen res of he country y
TIL ~ a n r LEAGUE.
fLhn stleiabs Of the Art League are
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SC Corded Lawns, at Sc.

Twenty-seven styles of new Cord
ed Lawns at SC yard, instead of SC.
Prettily woven lawns with dinlity
cords running lengthwise-light and
dark colorings pink, blue, hello,
green, red, navy and many others.
Very attractive designs stripes, set
figures, scrolls and SO on.
Positively cannot be duplicated any
where for less than Sc. On sale
cMonday at SC.
Everett Classic Dress Gnghams-in
NIL sorts of pretty checks and
piaids Instead of Toe. we say &c n
yard.
Beautiful Empress Cords. for waists
n soft. zephyr-lke cloth-stripes,
checks and plads lie yard.
Fine French Percalcs-36 inches wide
- styles-new blue. belio black red,
green. pink and rcd stripes and fig
urcs, 17c n yard.
Cotton Covert Cloth, for bicycle anu
rainy-day slirts-ten different COL
orlngs. 12l4c a yard.
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PERSONAL
SOCIAL
GENERAL

progressing in their arrangements for
the amateur photography exhibit which
will be held in May.
Their worthy object is to encourage
this branch Of art in Norfolk and
SHOW To the public the good work be-
ING done by the amateurs of this vi
entity. The prizes are open not only to
Norfolk artists. but to those of Ports
mouth, Brambleton and Berkeley, etc,
and those who are interested are re-
quested to send their Oames to the
secretary, Mrs. Alex Stock, who will
be glad to answer all inquiries.
The thought of having an amateur
photography exhibit was suggested by
Miss Margaret Roper, who has always
been deeply interested in the advance
ment OF the league.
Among the members especially inter-
ested in this exhibit are the president.
Mr.. G.. w. Il. Lane; Mrs. Lane. Mrs.
stock, Mrs. Krise. Miss Mary Gray,
Mrs Adams. Mrs. j. NJ. r. Trotter, Mrs
Charles w. Hatch. Mrs. Malbon and
Mrs Mason.
"IoiNAFORE."
An event OF interest this week in
Portsmouth will be the presentation Of
"Pinafore' al the Portsmouth Lyceum.
on Friday evening. by number OF the
younger set OF the twin cities Tho
opera will be given for the benefit of
the hospital fund of Portsmouth. and
the liberal patronage of the public Is
hoped for.
Mrs. Ship. under whose direction the
entertainments is given. is known
for her ability In such matters.
Rehearsals are progressing well and
the pretty costumes will add much to
The beauty of the entertainment.
The cast of characters will be as fol-
lows:
Sir Joseph Porter. .... Mr. Daughtery
(of Portsmouth)
Captain Corcoran. Mr. Allie Hodeson
(of Portsmouth
Ralph Rackstrand.. Mr.. Willie Cooper
(of Norfolk
DICK Dcadeye ........... Mr.. Anderson
(of Portsmouth
i5oatswain ............ Mr.. Will Bruce
(of Portsmouth
Tom Tucker, midshipmitc .......
49,. Master James a. Borun
(of Portsmouth
Josephine .............. Miss Sallie Dey
(of Norfolk)
ieoe .............. Miss Matte Porte,
(of Portsmouth,
Little Butercup ...... Miss Susie Porter
(of Portsmouth
tChorus OF forty voices)
BOWLING PARTY.
The bowling party given in honor OF
Miss Dalsimer of Philadelphia, las
week. was a very pleasant occasion
Mr., and Mrs. Will Oberndorfer wer,
] the chaperones and those partlcipatin.
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were Miss Blanche IIarely Hecht, Miss
Edna Kahn. Miss Belle Nusbaum, Miss
Bertha Myers, Miss Jennie NIoritz, Miss
Birdye Moritz, Miss Mamie Hofin, Miss
Jean Hamburger, Mr.. Ned Rohr, Mr..
Mise Seldner, Mr.. Jake Umstadter, Mr..
Nose Levy, Jake Salomonsky, Mr.
Harry Hofhcimer, Mr.. Fred Vert
heiner and many others.
THE COUNTRY CLUB.
The reception at the Country Club
yesterday afternoon was unusually at
tractive The rooms were tastefully
decorated with yellow jonquils, and all
during the afternoon delicious srcfresh-
ments were served.
The golfers were out in full force,
and the links never looked more attrac-
tive.
There was a very large gathering of
people Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Tyler, Mr.. and Mrs
Bidwell. Mr.. ana Mrs. lergue Reid,
Mrs. Allen Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mccullough, DIR. and Mrs. Myers, Mr..
and Mrs John Graham. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Riddle. Mrs. j. G. Triton. Mir.
and Mrs. Caldwell Hardy. Miss Ethel
Reynolds. Miss Elizabeth Lauden, Miss
Lizzie Moore, Mrs. Walter Doyle. Mrs.
Hugh F.Se, Mrs. Holt Page. Miss Bes-
sic Doyle. Miss Nellie Little the Miss Is
! Allyn. Miss Rosa McRec, Miss Lizzie
| Freeman, Miss Mamie Nash. Miss
Katharine Heath. The Misses Wilson,
Miss ttamsay. Miss Alice Ramsay. Miss
| Dorothy Wake. air. Tom Tanner Mir.
Hugh Whitehead. Nh Worthy Smith.
Among tho out-of-town guests We're
Miss Marsagc Shepherd. of I'redercks-
burg; Mrs. Van dc Carr of New York;
Miss Knox. Of Peeksville; Miss
F'itchott, MSS Rogers. of Roanoke;
/ Miss Agnes nlr;hGt. Of Wyanoke: Miss
Patton. OF BACH shurg: Miss Dunaway
Caatain Watson end Miss Katharine
| Watson. of the navy-yard.
a JOINT BENEFIT.
An entertainment will be gwen foi
| the benen. Of tie Kings Daughters and
! Norfolk Protestant Hospital ut the
| Newton building and grounds. on Gran
| by street. from s TO 10 o'clock y. IN
| next Tuesday.
solos will bc rendered Ivy Miss Ethe
| Nicely. soprano: Miss Oliver. contralto
and Mr William Richards. basso.
There will be IL spelling bee. which
! promises 20 afford both amusement anG
instruction.
An egg hunt has been arranged fol
the children to begin at and con.
tinuc to II. III. Prizes will be distri
| buted
Refreshments will bc on sale at rea
! Sonnble prices.
The Seaboard Air Line Band will fur
nish music.
AN ENJOYABLE EVENING
Dir. John r. More,and entertained
quite n number of his friends ut hi:
home. No. 1871 Gibbs avenue. Thursda!
evening last. Progressive anagram wa
INDUCED in until late hour when de
lightful refreshments We're served.
The first lady's prize. copy of Bar
barry Frtchue." was won by Mis-
Helen Bancroft. The BOBBY. littl,
J brown lGS. was Won by Miss Stewart
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sketch drawn by Mr.. Nforeland, was
drawn for and won by Miss Brimmcr
Those present had q most enjoyable
time.
EASTER EGG HUNT.
There will be an Easter egg hunt In
the entertainment hail of Epworth
Church tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock under the auspices of the
Church Workers. The usual price of
cents will be charged.
GREAT MISSION CONFERENCE.
Mrs II. C. Bradford has been elected
by the Woman's Missionary Union of
Norfolk. Portsmouth and Berkeley as a
delegate to the lEcumenical Conference
on Foreign Missions. which assemblies
in Carnegie Hall, New York City, on
the 21st instant. This will he n great
meeting where thousands OF we'll
known missionaries, statesmen educa-
tional.sts. iinanciers and workers for
the cause will meet to discuss plans for
tho advancement of Gods kingdom ON
earth. Every land that has been
reached by evangelical mission workers
will be represented.
EGG HUNT AT OCEAN VIEW.
Mrs. India Roland, with party of
invited guests. will enjoy an egg hunt
~. her fathers cottage at Ocean View
Easter Monday. y lunch Will he served
hilcI the nutll. ana llHnN Oincr games
will be INDUCED in during the course
of the day. y pleasant time is an
ticipated by those who will participate.
PERSONAL MENTION
Miss Thornton. daughter OF Prof
Thornton. of the University of Virginia,
is visiting Mrs. Allen Burrow, in Client.
Mr. Robert Hughes, of William and
Mary College, is home for the holidays.
Little Harold and Leah Stock will en-
terrain few of their little friends at
an Easter dinner to-day.
Mr.. Philips Leigh. of Wilmington,
Del. is visiting his brother. Dr. Edwin
G.. Leigh
Among those who witnessed the base
ball game yesterday. besides many Yale
students. who are spending the Holt
days at Old Point. were Miss Old Miss
| Mary Williams. Miss Mohlcr. Mr. John
son. Mr. Henry Lucas. Jr., Mr.. Lauder.
Mr.. Alden and Mr.. Wigg.
| The announcement is made of the en-
gagement nf Miss Mary S. Edelin,,
daughter OF Col. Taos Boyd Idclin, to
MIR. Il. Edwin Grimsloy. Miss Edelin,
/ is the granddaughter of the late Lieu
tenant-Colonel Jamcs n. Edelin,, u s.
| Nj. C.. and Lieutenant Colonel Daniel
| p. Whiting. L. S. y. Mr. Grimsiey is
n prominent young lawyer of Virginia
and son OF Judge Daniel Grimsley,. OF
| Culpeper. Va. The marriage will be
celebrated at the home of the bride, In
| Culpeper. on Tuesday, the cath of April
! with only the immediate relatives and
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intimate friends present at the ce,c-
mony and midday luncheon. mo
cards.
Miss Margaret Shields, of Richmond,
is the guest of Miss New, on Court
street. Portsmouth.
In the annual debater's contest OF the
Washington Literary Society Mr. Ar
thur j. Morris. of this city, won the
handsome medal given to the society
by the Board of Visitors of the univer-
sity. The question argued was: Re
solved. That the government should
own and control the railroads" Mr..
Morris argued on the negative side OF
the question.
Mr.. a. Aronheim, after having at
tended the course Of lectures at Balli-
turned home via Old Bay Line for
vacation, accompanied by his fellow
students. Messrs. +. Ehringhaus, Jr., of
Elizabeth City. y. c.. and r. w. Brown.
of Tarboro. n. c. They, after having
spent few Very pleasant hours with
their room mates parents, took out
going trains for home.
Mrs. ]. sydney Wager returned yes
ecruaN irClH Il three weeks WISH 10 her
parents. in Philadelphia. Her sister
Miss Sarah Bruce Van Gaskin. accom-
panied her and will remain with Mrs
Wager for some time
Mrs. j. Watts Martin and sisters
Misses Petit. left yesterday afternoon
for Tarboro. y. c., where they will at
tend the marriage OF Mr.. J. Il. Martin
Mr.. I. a. c. Groves has gone to New
York to be absent during the greater
part of next week.