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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
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Beautiful ceremouey 10 Rhodes Methodist
Church,

lopscial DISPATCH to The Tfnes1
sCoiiSEll4LE, VA. Oct 26.-A bean.
'liul marriage ceremony was solemnized
at Rhodes Methodist Church !, Ns,sor,
county. at 40 P. NJ. WednesdaT ~.
30 instant when Miss Carrie Page al
treehaeid. and AIR. George T. f,moh,,n-
oro' OF Glendower, were married bv Rev
inohias H. Campbell. of Batesvilfe.
promptly at the appointed hour the
psloai party entered the church. which
was tastefuiiy and eiaborateiy decorated
tor the occasion with cut flowers and
ported plants, to the strains of I.ohen-
grim wedding march, gracefully rem
dered by Miss Sue Gootiloe. OF oman. va.
Inc pride, preceded by the bridesmaids
sreomsmen and her maid of honor was
met at the altar by the groom. accompa-
MED by his best man. Mr. j. D. Omoh,1n-
dro. of Glendower
Miss Lottie Page a sister of ths hr;aa
was maid of honor. She wore yE.te or.
CANDY, and carried a large bouquet at
roses.
The bridesmaids wore white orrandy
and carried large bouquets of roses. each
one carrying = different variety from thu
other.They We're Misses Ollie Page OF
Greenfield; Mamie Goodloe, of Ri. stons
Gap: Nettie Hall. of Charlottesville. Net
tie Lipscomb, of Alton: Mary Shepherd.
of Batesville: Roberta Martin OF Green-
fed; Alice Mays. or Alton aud Laura
Garth. OF Greenfield.
The Sroomsmen We're 3fessrs. Nathaniel
Martin. H B. Wells and Harvey Hall, OF
Charlottesville; Hawthorne Goodloe and
j. G. Goodwin, OF Greenfield: s. r. Gault.
of Scottsyille; S. T. Omohun6ro. OF Gien-
dover. and Professor Albert Shepherd. OF
Miller School,
Messrs. Herbert and Benton GootIloe,
Rush Lipsconlb and Charles Goodwin, all
OF Greenfield. acted as ushers.
The bride is the attractive and aceoun-
plished daughter OF Mr.. and AIRS. Fl. G.
Page, and wore white crepe de chine ard
carried brides roses
The groom Is. a popular young business
man OF Gleneewer.
After the es-emony the bridal party
and a large host of friends Of the young
couple repaired to the brides home.
where a reception was held in their hoaas. 8
A reception was also tenuered them az
the home o. the groom Thursday eve
ming.
AIR. and Mrs. omohundro will make
.fseir s,,ture home AZ Glendower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

Tbs first of the Tererue cutters 10 be
built by the Trfgg works for the United
States. the Tlscarora- viii be launched
from the Trigg yards at half-past one
o'clock next Tuesday afternoon
There will be no very elaborate ceremo-
niles on the occasion, though q number of
the officials viii come down from Wash
ineton to see the cutter take her maiden
plunge. Miss Alberta Trigg, the little
daughter OF Mr.. William r. Trigg, presi-
dent of the works, will be sponsor and
break q bottle OF wine over the boats
PROV as che Elides into the waters of the
dock
The revenue cutter service is under
the Treasury Department of the Govern
ment. fact little known to 4 majority
of lay members, and the duty of these
little vessels are various. Besides meet
ing incoming vessels and examining :heir
papers, they cruise in rough weather IN
aid OF distressed vessels. They carry
guns. and during war time many of the
vessels are attached to the Navy Depart
ment. During the Spanish war several of
them performed valiant service.
The Tuscarora, known officially as 'No.
q" is built for service on the Great Lakes.
Her length over all is us feet, length be-
tween perpendculars 162 feet. breadth Of
beam moulded 30 feet, and depth al side
from base line amidships Is feet. Her
displacement to main draft of feet above
bottom of keel is 6s0 tons. The main en-
CINE will be of the vertical. inverted-cYl-
inder dirett-acting, trip1e-expansion type.
The stroke of all pistons will be twenty
four Inches. The collected indicated horse
power is 100. Her speed will be about
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27


had been and was the idea Of the COM
mittee in charge.
1t is thought that the faculty of the
University will heartily endorse the idea
advanced and strive in every way to FUR
Their this object.
A proposition has been made that the
faculty issue a call to all OF the aluhil'
asking for contributions to be used IN
the erection of q marble statue of I11os.
Jefferson in the reproduced rotunda. out
no action whatever has been taken IN
this direction as yet.
This movement, if carried out as plann-
ed, will undoubtedly be one OF inestima-
BILE importance to the University
The football game between the oni
yersity of Virginia and the Virginia hil
itarv institute. scheduled to be played in
Stanton. November 11tr has been
transferred. The game will be played
in Lynchburg November 9th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

Both of these gowns were designed to be
worn at fashionable wedding The one
on the left is of pale rose crepe dc chine,
made up over rose taffeta, and trimmed
with incrustaton of guipure, under which
the crepe is cut out.
The bodice is of bright rose velvet, with
a front of white mousseline de sole gath
cred and -puffed. the gathers covered with
bright rose velvet ribbons. The low neck
It prettiy draped with the white nous
seine de sole. caught here and there with
rosettes of the velvet with gold centers.
The scarf girdle is of the white nous
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
KAMPDEN.SIDNEY.
Cheerful Under Defeat and More Determined
College Gossip,

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
IANlPDEN-SIDNEY. VA, October &c
Notwithstanding the fact that the Hamp-
den-Sidney football team suffered defeat
at the hands of the " NJ. 7. and Wash
ington and Lee teams, they are back
hard at work.
While i'll Lexington the team was showr
every consideration, their stay there ter
minating with a supper Monday night,
given by Mr.. Wilbur Bridges, of the law
class and former student at 1Aampden-
Sidney.
The team will leave next Friday, the
list instant, for Richmond to play -.-cn-
mond College on Saturday and Randolph
Macon at Ashland. the following Mon
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

seine de sole. The large sleeves are of
the crepe de chine. pulled at the top and
at the elbow. where they are finished
with a frill Of lace.
The other gown is of straw-colored
grenadine. The sides and back of the
skirt are plated at the waist; the front
is plain and trimmed at the bottom with
a deep point of suipure.
The plated bodice is trimmed with tiny
revers and with rosettes of Euipure, Two
ruffies of which form the sleeve. 1t is
also trimmed with black velvet ribbon,
which forms the scarf girdle and the
shoulder aps.--Wiener Chic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
shafts of satire are seldom indeed to

shafts of satire are seldom indeed to
be heard.
In the lecture which she will deliver
here some of the points she will bring
out are: The desire for happiness IN
grained in human nature; evidences that
We are born to be happy; human beings
make extraordinary efforts to be mis-
cradle; difference between happiness and
pleasure; some curious scientific eN-
periments; key to the miseries OF life;
and illustrations from the humorist.
Madame Grand was Frances Elizabeth
Cook and was born in Yorkshire, Eng
land. Her parents We're Irish Quakers.
Her first love for literature was formed
in the periodical absences from home of
her uncle, who was judge and had to
attend the assizes. Before leaving lie
always prepared for his niece a course
of reading.
At an early age she married a young
officer of the English Navy named Nc
Fall, q widower with two children. From
the first her nom de plume was Madame
Grand.
She is the author OF the popular and
widely known book THE Heavenly
Twins which was published in 1899 and
which has since been followed by ..Babs.
the Impossible" This was favorably
received a year ago. She said to a re-
porter in New York the other day that
sAe had no iioNei NoW IN course OF prep
aration and that she was only taking
up this lecturing tour as a recreation.
She will deliver her two lectures
"Mere Man" and THE Art of Happiness"
while in America in New York. where
she appears next Wednesday night, ana
afterwards in ST. Paul. Chicago. Balti-
more. Buffalo and Boston
Richmond, as a city, has to thank the
Woman's Club for the opportunity offered
it on having this brilliant lecturer in
the hour Of her triumph.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

row night. under the auspices of the
womsns Club. This is Madame
Grand's first visit to America and. OF
course, her first visit to this city. On
Friday night to brilliant and enthusiasts
tic audience. in Philadelphia, Madame
Grand gave her first lecture in this coun-
try She vii! come before her audience
Tomorrow night in & Hood tide of pop,,-
lartty Such wit and gayety. such snon-
taneous. wholesome humcr. such keen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
MADAME SARAH GRAND.
The Celebrated Lecturer and Authoress Here
TosMorrow Night.

Madame Sarah Grand. the gifted and
talented lecturer and authorizes, will give
her famous lecture The Art of Happi-
ness at the Academy Of Music to-mor-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

The Ohio Federation of Labor adopted
resolutions declaring against the employ
ment of children under fifteen years of
age. favering an extension OF the Chinese
exclusion act ana demanding that the
issuing of injunctions against labor or-
sanizauons BE investigated.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-27
~. 1oc,,. r,n.rIm.nt station.

Austin. Nov. 26.-Commissioner OF
Agriculture jefferson Johnson, eN-ot'
6cio member Of the board Of directors
n the Agricultural and Mechanical
college and a member Of the subcom'
nittee to locate the additional agricub
mral experimental station has left for
Troupc At that place he will bee join
"a NV Is. A. RcIchardt Of Houston ana
Dr. G. y. oliver Of Douglasville, also
members OF the subcommittee. The
subcommittee will investigate the IN
luccmonts offered by Troupe and LIN
Ialo. I'm smith county, and Athens IN
Henderson county. one oi these
.bree places is To- ho selected as tAa
site for the new station.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-27
WOMEN AND JEWELS.

Jewels. candy, flowers, man-that
"a the order of a woman's prefer
ences. Jewels form a magnet oil
mighty power TO the average woman
Even that greatest of all jewels,
health. Is often ruined IN the
strenuous efforts 10 make or save the
money to purchase then. II wo-
man viii risk her health to get a
coveted gem, then let her iortlIy
herself against the iusidious conse-
ouences Of coughs, colds aud bron,
chial affections by the regular use oil
DIR. Boschee's German syrup. ~
will promptly arrest consumption lG
its early stages and heal the affected
lungs and bronchial tubes and sri'e
the dread disease from the system
1t Is not cure-all, but Is Ger,
tain cure for coughs, colds anu az
bronchial troubles. You can get a'l
mr. g. a. Green's reliable romg"',,.
at the Wlisun-Jenkins Drug co, :
store. BRYAN. Get Green's SpeIcigal
Almanac.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-27
AWAITING RESULTS.
The BrewIries in No Hurry to Con-
Tess Judgment.
CHARTERS AT STAKE
They Will Watch the Reorganization
the Texas Brewing Company and
-lhe Action Of the Officials
Ia Admitting II.

Austin. Nov 2G-It has been noticed
here that only one brewing company
has confessed Judgment. and that the
others have not followed. Il Is rumor.
ed that on account of the question OF
incorporation the breweries are wait.
ing 10 see what will De the action when
the Texas Brewing company applies
FOR a new charter All OF the charters
will be- forfeited, and all will doubtless
apply for a new charter using the same
name and ncorporators. In the event
n charter is refused the same incorpo.
rators the brcwories will be in seri'
GUS prcdlcameut. Secerotay OF state
Tod was seen and refused 10 commit
himself. which to some indicates that
he will not file the charters unless
mandamused.
Attorney General Bell was asked Tor
his opinion. lie said he did not care
TO cross a bridge until he reached 1t.
There was a great diversity of opln'
ion when the Waters.PicrCe OIL com
many was readmitted. though II was
shown that il possessed an entirely
new board Of directors, which may not
he the case with the breweries'
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-27

Austin. Nov. pa mandamus Is 70
he filed against Land Commissioner
Rogan to compel him to set aside a
reinstatement OF sale Of three sections
Of school land located in Dewitt coun'
~. w II
The original sale was made TO w u,
Grain. but forfeited. The courts helu
he forfeiture for naught, but the land
mad been sold TO another party me
Grain heirs rendered all back interest
and principal. which was accepted un'
der the court decision and the suose'
1uent sale Cancelled and the Grain ac'
count reinstated. The ousted parry
will seek by mandamus TO compel inc
cancellation OF the reinstatement
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-27

Paris. Nov While a number OF
Chocfavs who had been witnesses in
the Hotoma gase. We're returning home.
a row w8- prye pitalli ON the talu
near Grant. iu which four or Eve OF
them were engaged Wine Baxter
was stabbed no tHa back t1 the hollow.
and Alex Shelton was gut ON the jaw
and received blow on the head,
which rendered him unconscious for
nree hours. The injuries OF both men
m serious.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-27

Tay1rkana. Tex. Nov 2f-Ed l'och-
sllr. formerly q deputy sheriff OF this
.ougty. for some months the pi"p,',
or of saloon ON Red river, 10 miles
1orf1ve 50 of here. was assaulted oy
Unknown men Saturday night ana so
.4grg rard that Doe died of his in-
mr..s Ihree bullet holes were found
N b.a ~ and his head had been
.s4fa/ to- jelly When found
.e .matosa condition and
" Nsciousuess So iaT
n a. IL. t-..-I.---.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-27
EnR SALE.

Sontb half Of block near Allen
Academy Price 5000
About one and one-qunrt'r "'r,s
near schoolhouse IN s"uth'"N. p'',
bovs" and well on premises, Price
5000. .,
Six room house ana one 'Tl VI
ground on west side OF town. r''''
800.
Six room house and two lots OF
ground located four hiocN' li l...
Main street. Brick cistern Oh pre-
misses. Price $3.50.
Two lots and old Broom louise Sc, !,
southwest part Of town. fr'ce f'Oo'
Also other city property
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-27
M ONROE EDGE
HAS NOT
SLEPT FOR WEEKS-BEEN TOO BUSY
SELLING LAND.


40 acres near oil mill, part Of which r. In city
limits. cattle has been fed on same iofsN ytA,ts
30 il better than bottom land new house wei
cement Clstcrn, shells, barn and other IMPROVE
40 srrrs. b i'm rity limits and rs Just on out
lde 3 room house, rev stables, sheds, Cflbs'
5tc good dug well, cement cislefn III eAs'o'n
pa of city. Come quil X, it, cheap.
Two cheap houses ia western part oicly'
The 4. H. Ballard place In western part OF
1ii@ will sell alta bargain.
Vacant lots IN all paris OF city
Good t.rrom frrm, house close TO G. W. b
V depot viii sell cheap.
Two Ipts with o room house, halls, large els
rms garden. cribs, etc. close Ia graded scho'I
III close out al bargain.
One hvc room house, we l. sheds, etc close 70
ffadei school going very cheap
One good new room house on same block as
rec baptist church price cheap.
A vacant bio. with 20 al Trees Tor s'fl
IN southern mart Of city on college road, b
OTIS nice ruuWy house orchard stables, men
Nuusg and other Improvements, price sll"'
I4bIork = room house { Fallerie. pantry,
oath room. barn, WHiCrwOrks, electric uEhlHi
sell, oryt ard. etc. $4,000, ,,
Large boarding house. VIII ac'ommoaat u,
pcorls. VIII rent for 500 70 'oA year. VIII ''''
.nvar.
I8llot. Joining Jca Franklin, will sell for
O0 ODD
3i-1 acres or lard near on min win two
iouaes. ON, bias rooms hc other ?. VIII rA
ahaugg for ruuuuy property ur sell fer 'uh
lrah.r. b'u.Es south OH 4 C.. y. depot
sill 900 'ur slUl
ono ruom house. DON, rH,iCs o closets,
GOOD barn. y.FfUr. WHiufWnrhs. garden etc. DO
very svtII prrtui city Tor ,It"
Urrnort. newly Hrishrd 'lagr boo southern
gn-t ufJ..F. good we'll, plenty of room iyr Far.
I.u.. etc ou hIgh eruuld 9th splendid Fit".
. .ur HHu.
,HIorss 300 western part of city. known Hsc.'y
rarr. beautiful oaEs uu ,a.h block VIII s.U
cheap
ono heIfn'u.k ground p room house HH|s
lIarss uud.Hsr0u. a .....rs Do drut.. s.r
s,rt4 htuse b.s barn HHl $40 other modern
,onrt, lcucos .u bon Com Tartui ..fy, W.i. SEQ
ehya1
81 lsmi ncao b0usg. Tor solo very cheap.
Waic several other places .u ..II fog sab.
chol1 call Hud .gfr. 600 FUH HuHIfIf
MOI eiiOuacT,s nrm anI ranch .GHls- II
4 sec papers 4
H."rs fHr EUH.uUra +
MONROE ENUI
Land ir... and hHHrZ
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-27

Paris Tex. Nov 2f-ln q difficulty
AZ Antlrrs. /. r.. James Wallender was
mot In the upper part OF the leg. The
bone was broken. iniiictlng serious
wound.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-25
RESOLUTION.

Whereas, it appears to the City Council
Of the City Of Aberdeen that Front street
in the plat OF Wishkah in the City OF
Aberdeen from the east line Of Benn
street eastward to the west line OF Tyler
street and TYLER street northcrly to the
south line of First street in said plat OF
Wishkah in said City of Aberdeen. is in
need OF improvement by building SIDE
walk on the mort, side Of said Front
street and on the west side OF said Iyltr
street between said points and
Wher as. it appears to the said City
Council that II sidewalk should be butt
as above designated in accordance with
the provisions of ordinance NO. 2l5 OF
said City of Aberdeen 81 as to conform to
the cstl blishrd grade of said streets land
Whereas, it appears that the total cost
OF making said improvement, exclusive
of street and alley crossings. should not
exceed the sum OF 80 cents per lineal foot,
and that the total cost, including street
aud alley crossings, should not exceed
the sum OF 80 cents per lineal foot.
Now. therefore he it resolved, that it is
the intention OF the said City Council to
improve the said streets in the manner
and form above designated. ard to assess
the costs OF said Improvement, when
made, against the real property. lots, lands
and parcels OF land fronting and abutting
upon said Front street and the said Tyler
street, between the points above dcsignat-
ed. in propoit ton to the number OF feet OF
such lots, lands and parcels OF land 'front.'
ing and abuttin. upon said Front street
and upon said Tyler street along which
said improvcmen. is to he made in pro.
portion TO the benefits derived by said
Improvement.
And be it further resolved, that the lots,
lands and parcels OF land fronting and
ahut,ing upon the said Front street and
the said TYLER street between tie points
above designated, shall constitute the as
sessment district for such improvement,
which said lots, lands and parcels OF land
are living. being and situate in the county
OF Chehalis, state OF Washington. and
a,e more particularly described as fol-
lows, to.wit:
Lots l.. >. >. 1, ), i. :, s, 9, 10 II. II
and Is. in Parsons block, on the plat OF
Wishkah, City OF Aberdeen. according TO
tho plat of said Wishkah as the same
appears on file and Of record in the office
Of the auditor OF said Chehalis county,
state OF Washington.
And he it further resolved, that the
time between the passage OF this resolu-
ton and the 4th day OF May, 1901, be
and the same j. hereby fixed and ,iesig-
mated rs the time when anG within which
property owners along the line Of said pro-
posed improvement may file protests
against said proposed improvement.
and that the said 4th day OF May. 1901 AT
the City Council chambers in the City OF
aberdeen. at the hour Of 5 OF clock in the
afternoon OF said day is hereby fixed AS
the time and place when and where the
said City Council will hear. consider and
determine all such protests and objections.
Passed this Goth day ii April, 1901.
W. W. ANsriE.
Attest: Gro. a. BLACK. Mayor.
SEAL City Clerk.
Date Of first publication April -, 1921.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-25

The Herald is the oldest paper on
Grays Harbor. and has larger clrcu-
lation than any other paper i'll Chehal's
county. Advertising contracts are
based upon this claim of circulation
and all money due on contracts exec"-
ted under this statement, Will be Tor
fsitcd if the statement be not absolute
Nv true,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-25

The crowded condition OF the city
schools. and the rapidly increasing ropu-
lation. makes il plain that more room
must be provided Tor the next school
year. 10 purchase sites ior school
houses requires vote OF the district.
and considerable time would he saved ii
the present board would secure options
on A SIZE in south Ahrrdccn and another
somewhere west oi II street and north
III Third. and submit their choice to HE
people III the regular annual election,
which occurs MAY II.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-25
RESOLUTION.

Whereas it appears to the city council
o the City Of Aberdeen that Randall
=. IN the City Of Aberdeen from y street
westerly to the west end OF said Randall
=. is in need Of improvement by build
ing OH the north side of said Randall st.
between the points above mentioned. a
sidewalk in accordance with the pro
visions Of ordinance No. ol5 OF saiG City.
Aud.
Whe cas- it appears that side
walk should be built AS above mentioned
on said north side Of said Randall It. be
tween the points above designated in
good workmanlike manner to the salts
faction OF the street commissioner or in
s,ector in charge SO as to conform to the
established grade OF said Randall St,
aid
Whereas it appears TO the sall city
courcil .ha. total costs Of said improve.
meu;. SNcnli not exceed the sun. CT 40
cents pc, l!ueal foot
Now therefore. be it resolved by the
city council Of the city q Aberdeen that
II is HE intention Of the said city 10 i'm
prove said Randall =. III said city he
tween tie points above designated by
building ~ the north side thereof
between the said points 10 conform 10
Tie established grade thereof ana 10
assess the total costs thereof against the
rva' p,ove,.v. lots. lands and parcels of
lani fronting and ahu,,ins on the said
north s.le al The said Randall =. be-
tween tic points above designated in
p,oYN..,u 10 Tie numter oi ice, al such
los, lands ana ral,els oi land fronting
ana aNu..in- upon said Randall S. be-
:Noeu HE points above designated and in
Yr,YN,iou IL the benefits derived by
5 Id Improvement.
Ana tt !, further resolved lha; the
,a,>. land aai Yai,lss Il land fronting
ana alu.iir- ani fronting on tie said
EAnl4N - between the points a cYe
je~isr sci >ha,, he and constitute ;l.r
assessn.en, iisiric. 10, said improve ulen,,
Nl,h ~a SIS. Lands and parcels al
'Ar ar yn. and being III the county
g. CheAa'is state a Washington and are
,aose particularly described IS follows.
- v.,
lo,. j. :, aul :. l.o,k % in
I'apee's addition e HE City Il A>ar-