Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-01
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Richmond. May 31.-The Daughters
Of the Confederacy OF Richmond are
highly indignant at the action taken by
the Grand Army Posts of Philadelphia,
which have adopted resolutions declar-
ing that they will never consent for
monuments to Confederate soldiers to
be erected in National cemeteries.
There are number OF Confederate
soldiers buried in the cemetery at Phil
adelphia. and Dabney II. NIaury Chap
ter, Daughters of the Confederacy of
that city, OF which Mrs. Halsey, n
daughter Of the late Gen. Dabney II.
Maury, Is president. These ladies have
raised sum to be spent in the erection
OF monument TO their memory. but IL
now seems that they Will not be allowed
to carry out their plans
The Northern people declare that the
country Is reunited" said a Daughter
OF the Confederacy to-day. '@but II Ia
not true. They have no more love for
us than they had thirty years ago, and
l am not sure that we have much moro
| affection for them"
CAPT. WIN. T. W7iTTE DEAD.
Capt. William T. White, who hasiror
! twenty-nine years been connected with
the Virginia State penitentiary as
guard and assistant superintendent.
died at $3.50 o'clock this morning OF
typhoid fever. He had been supposed
to be recovering, but went out 100 early
and had n relapse.
| capt White was born and raised In
This city. He is survived by a widow
and ten children. He was a Mason. and
his lodge will have charge of the fune.
raj exercises. which takes place 10.
morrow afternoon.
LAMB VS.. WALLACE
| The friends of Capt John Lamb. cep-
lesentative IN Congress from This die.
trict, are aroused by the candidacy OF
Air. Jefferson Wallace. and are prepar
! nomination. 49,.
Mr. Wallace. however. besides being a
young and vigorous man, is a most ex-
ceAent oragnizer. and 1t is believed that
NE VIII 'be successful in his fight.
REPUBLICANS ALLEGE FRAUD.
Mr.. VIM. l.. Royal today filed with
| the clerk OF the Hastings Court n
sweeping petition, alleging fraud on the
part OF the Democrats in the recent city
| election, and claiming that more than
800 ballots deposited for the Republican
candidates were counted for the Demo-
| Gratis.
1t is expected that the case will come
UP before the court in the next few
| days.
| a SOCIETY WEDDING.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church
| presented a beautiful scene this after
noon at O'clock when Miss Margaret
Warning Randolph Parker and DR.. Oliver
| Francis Blankinship were united.
The church was deliberately decorated.
the cleaning tapers and lamps glisten-
Ing through the banks of palms.
The bride was gowned in an elegant
white organdie. trimmed in Renaissance
lace. In her hair she wore a bow-knot
OF pearls, and she carried a white pray
er-book. Entering with the bride was
her maid OF honor, Miss Lucy Lille
| Harrison. gowned in white organize and
carrying shower of pink rcaes.
Miss Lulle Shelton Braxton and Miss
! Jennie Cullen were the bridesmaids.
| They also wore dainty white organdie
gowns and carried brdemaids' roses.
| DR.. Virsinus Harrison was best man,
! and the ushers were Dr. Clifton Mere
| dth Miller, DR.. John w. Brodnax, Mr..
| Irving f. Campbell, Mr.William Stands.
| Mr.. Delaware Talman and Mr. Ber-
nard Walden.
The bride was given away by her
uncle, Dr. A. Trent Clark of South Bos-
| ton, as her father was unavoidaibly
absent on account OF business.
The young couple left for an extended
| tour. refusing to tell their friends
whittier they were going. They will be
at home It No. 26lS Broad street, after
| June Goth.
The bride Is a most attractive young
! woman, and is the daughter OF Mr. and
| Mrs. W. II. Parker. DIR. Blanknship
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