The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06

Baker ............ 81 90 1M 2.5 33l
Toney 6S 81 1o2 24s 516
Martin Is 10 9 q 81
Wilson .......... S so 10 G.
Maddrea .......... Al
Nunnally ) 46 y 80
This gives Toney: plurality over the ne
next highest candidate of 4. Swansboro
polled a good vote. The returns are be-
low:
For Observation-Disclosures, 113; Hoge, 49,;
Quantz. O.: McTier. 1; Rucker. 5.
For Lieutenant-G overnor-Wnlard, 10;
Dickinson, IS; Bolton. .; Bundick. 4.
h For Attorney Observation-Disclosures, Ia;
Groner, IS; Downey, 1; Lee. 4.
For egislature-Baker. LIS: Toney, III;
Martin II; NiTcse, IS; Maddrea, l; Nun
nally. IS.
Marks Addition could not be heard
from, or Chesterfield Courthouse. a gen
tleman from Bon Air reports that Toney
and Baker carried the place.
WILL TAKE OFF THE CAR.
The meeting of the Street Committee
last night was a very interesting one.
and much business of Importance was
transacted. Messrs. Dimmock and VIII
bur and GuiGcn were on hand in the inter-
est of the Passenger and Power Company.
\ communication was read from Mr..
G. B. Buchanan. superintendent OF the
Perry-Street division. asking permission
VI tilS tOIillNllteS 10 place SlEulc RAN on
Perry Street. Mr. Dimmock spoke for a
good while, aud earnestly requested the
committee to allow the company the
right to exercise this favor. He argued
We'll and also asked for the right to put
! I rails on Cowardin Avenue until the
street was paved. This was granted on
motion Ci Mr.. Fair.
THAT TRANSFER CAR.
The car on lower Hull Street was then
taken up, ard the company respectfully
asked the committee to allow them to
take the car from down there and place
1t OH the main line This created a con-
siderable opposition from Mr. Wakefield
who argued Tor his people Mr.. Fai1r
moved THAT the committee allow the com
pany TO take the Car off until they" had
more and could conveniently place it
back again: This was carried by a vote
OF 3 to I. Mr.. Wakefield voting in the
negative The people are glad to know
that they are to have better schedule
to-day.
SWANSBORO WEDDING.
Ciopton-Street Baptist Church was the
scene OF an interesting marriage last eve
ming at o'clock when Miss Annie Hall
of Richmond. was united in marriage to
Mr. jefferson T. Morrisette. The cere-
mony vas performed by the pastor Rev.
w. Sisk, assisted by Rev. DIR. Cooke.
of Richmond. There was no maid OF hon
or, lit. c. B. Harris acting as best man.
me ushers were NJ. l.. Wood, w. ~
Bass and L. w. Woodson. The church
was; BEAUTIFULLY decorated with palms and
presented pleasing picture The pop
ularlty of the couple was attested by the
numerous presents received. Immediately
after the ceremony the young couple left
Tor Washington. and after spending some
time on a northern tour will maze l1ls
city their future home. Mrs Hall is an
exceedingly pretty and accomplished
young lady of Church Hill. and has many
friends in the city Mr.. Morrisette 5; a
well known and popular young man. hav-
ing .een connected with the firm of Mo.
rlsette q Son for a number of years.
HALLOWEEN PARTY.
L4!ss Eva Adkins, of Oak Dale. Oh e;ter-
field county. entertained a number of lie:
Irlenos at her nome with a HalloW.e,eu.
party. The most unique and interest rs,
games were INDUCED il till twelve O'Clock.
when dumb supper was partaken OF.
Wnlch proved to be the most amusin:, IN
cidentsof the evening. Among those pros
ent We're: Misses Willie Turpin. from
Powhatan; Mary r. Weisiger. Belle Nc
Iyree. Louise Wood and Lille Adams,
from Manchester; Maria Bryce and ella
ADKINS from Swansboro; Hazel and joy
Dempsey, from Bon Air. The gentlemen
were: Messrs. A. Jfanke John and Flove
Hughes, James Anderson r. Wood
Jr.. sam Martin, Stephen and L. Wa
tiers. Jr.
The guests departed at lis A NJ after
spending Il most enjoya Bile evening" st5.
THEY DINE TOGETHER.
Teddy Roosevelt and Booker Wash
i2gton.' two fine pups. belonging to- the
popular and jovial sergeant, H. e. tur-z
guson, dlned together YESTERDAY at his
house and did not think they were doing
.uythins ort OF the ordinary They are
the finest thoroughbreds ever seen in the
tempting offers for them. He declares
Booker then he is going to Kill him..
or rename him. They both seem to feel
the Importance Of their names and act
accordingly.
AN OLD RESIDENT.
The marriage of Mr.. Emmett Lee
Wingfeld and Miss Elizabeth S. Nc
Cleery# has been announced Mr. Wing.
field is an old resident of this city. hay
ing cerked in Carter's drug store here
for long time. He left here and went
to Columbia S. c.. in 1894 ard has been
in business for himself ever siGce. Miss
McC1erryr is a popular young lady OF,
that place and has many friends here.
PILY@EtVERTED.
What might have proved to fe%a ttas,-
gerous fire was happily averteii Monday
night by Mr. nj core seeing a little smoke
up at the ceiling fof his printing office
A large swinging lamp. which was di-.
rectly over the press Of the Advance. in
some manner lost tina shield from over