Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-19
HE WILL NOT COME DOWN.
IfAil OF His Friends Insist Upon His with.
dr"wal He Would DO So a Pretty Homo
Wedding soiemi,izcd Yesterday = Death
of Rev. Joseph w. Murphy in washing
ton city Diltmore's prIzo Hog Killed
Runaway Accident.


In Raleigh yesterday.
when will you begin your canvass? p"
asked him.
1T has already been begun" he re-
Piled. L have made no speeches. but /
am visiting each county in the district
organizing. have been in my own
county. Chatham ANA In Wake To-
night l go to Vance, then to Franklin
and Nash.
Immediately after the State Fair 1
shall make some speeches. There's
hardly any use trying to get crowd
to hear you during Fair week"
end?' - '"e
Il SHALL" and he hesitated for a mo-
ment and added "Of course if all my
friends should insist on my coming
down, why thered hardly he any ,,eo
In the race till the votes are counted.'
How will the Populists vote in the
national elcction?"
They will be divided into four parts:
% Those that vote for Mckinley. (2)
those that vote sfor Bryan. 90 those
that vote for Barker ana % those that
won't vote ut all. OF these the largest
number will probably be those that
vote Tor Mckinley. As matter of
TACT, If the election had been held i'm
mediately after the State election.
nearly every Popuhst in the state
would have voted for Mckinley. They
We're mad then. Many of them have
since gotten over this and some of
them will not now vote for Mckinley
under any circumstances"
How has tile Middle of the Road
ticket been rcceived?"
can only speak for my own coun-
W. Inc Populists of Chatham have re-
ceivcd it very favorably, and If the
electors named should make n canvass
the ticket would receive n pretty good
support. Many Popuists consider it
necessary To vote for it to maintain the
organization"
Mr. Jenkins left here last night for
Henderson.
PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
Seldom If ever. has there been n
prettier home wedding in Raleigh than
that which took place at the residence
OF Mr.. w. G.. Douglass, corner of Polk
and Bloodworth streets. on Yesterday
afternoon when Miss Daisy Douglass
was married to Mr.. William Hayes. The
parlor WAS beautifully decorated With
palms and cut flowers arranged in the
most artistic manner. Guests filed
every available space when at 2:i5 u.
IN. the piano gave forth the strains of
inc wedding march beneath the sliillrul
touch of Mr.. Samuel Parrish.
Mr. W. III. Webster, of Carthage was
best man, and Miss Nellie Wyatt of
Raleigh. was maid of honor. Little
Miss Leila Douglass, sister of the bride.
was Hover maid The bride wore a
very stylish brown travelling dress. The
ceremony was imprcssiVely performed
by Rev. John j. Douglass. pastor of the
baptist Church at Windsor N c., and
brother of the bride.
After the ceremony Mr.. Parrish ron
dered THE Wedding Chorus" while
Inc bride ana groom received conyrat-
ulations and good wishes from the
many friends who were present. a
great number of the handsomest pres
ents We're received
the happy couple left on the S:l5
Southern train for Nashville Tenn.
where they Will spend n short while
with Il friend of the groom. who Is
cashier of the First National Bank of
mat city From there they go to Me-
Minville and other points in Tennessee.
They will he at home ut Carthage, n.
c., after November 18th.
The groom is cashier of The Bank of
Carthage, most excellent and popular
young man With fine future before
MN. The bride is oife-6f-tf1U SNT-T-rJ,gt
and most attractive young ladies that
Raleigh has ever had. Their hosts of
friends here and elsewhere wish them
JOY and happiness in life's career
REV. JOSEPH w. MURRAY DEAD.
The Rev. DR. NJ. NJ. Marshall received
dispatch yesterday from Washington
city announcing the death there on
Murphy nearly all his life an honored
and most useful clergyman of this do
cese. His last charge was Mt Hilsboro.
where for many years he was the be-
loved rector of st. Matthew's parish
Some years ago. his health failing him,
he went to Washington City, where he
lived with his daughter, Mrs. Claude
NJ. Stumph. Mrs. Stumph has tele-
graphed Dr. Marshall that the burial
would be on Friday afternoon at Hills
hnrO I'd
wheve some years ago Mrs. Murphy
was buried.
MIR. Murphy was &c or 81 years of
age. He leaves three children-Mrs
Claude NJ. Stumph of Washington
City. and Mr. William and Herbert
Murphy. both of whom We're at one
time in the American consulate service
in Germany. Three brothers also sur
v~e him. DR.. Murphy conducted
boys classical school in Fayetteville.
and the Rev. William Murphy. clergy
man of the Protestant Episcopal
Church In Maryland.
Dr. Marshall Will attend the funeral
on Friday at Hillsboro as requested.
BILTMORE PRIZE HOG KILLED.
4 dispatch from Asheville says:
George w. Vanderbilt lost his fine
pi'i2ewinrng boar yesterday.
On Friday the Biltlnore farms ex-
hibit returned here from Il grand cir
cult of State fairs. including Shelby
Vile. Ky: Columbus, Milwaukee,. In
dianapolis and st. Louis While the
hogs We're being unloaded at the pig
gerry, on the Biltmore estate, the mules
attached to one OF thes wagons became
frightened and dashed away, throwing
out the crate containing HiGhelere
Topper, the famous prize winner, which
was killed.
iighelere Topper was the finest hog
on the estate and was valued at 81 500
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