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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-14
GARDNER-BARNETT
Beautiful Ceremony in the Method'sf
Church a. All ,ehar0 Springs.
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(specia, Dispatch to The Times9
CHRIsTIANsBURG. VA. November
ls.-The Methodist Episcopal Church at
Allegheny Springs was the scene OF a
yery beautiful marriage yesterday morn
ing. when Mr. H. Edward Gardner. OF
Shawsville, led Miss Hebu Boyd Barnett
TO the marriage altar
The briday party entered the church
at $50 o'clock in the following order:
Mr.. S. j. sublett with Mr.. ]. Hugh Bar
nett; Mr.. R NJ Barnett. OF Niagara
Falls, n. Y: with Mr. H. A. Oakley.
of Salem. Va: and Mr.. Newall Ryan with
Mr.. r. b Marye. of ShawEille-
They were followed by the bridesmaids:
Miss Mary Childress. of Riner, Va. with
Mss Eva Ryan. of Shawsviie: Miss Net
tie Bramer of Roanoke. with Miss MAJ de
Barnett. OF Franklin. Va
Mr.. ). II. Gardner. of Blacksburg. Va.
the best man and brother of the groom.
came in with Mr.. r. NJ. Barnett. OF Hin
ton, w. Va. brother of the BRIDE. They
we're followed by the maid Of honor. Miss
Pearle Barnett, and Miss Maggie Sub
lett
The bridesmaids wore white organdy.
with satin ribbons. black silk elbow
gloves and picture hats. and carried large
bouquets of white chrysanthemums Miss
Blanche Barnett. sister of the bride.
came in with Mr.. s. J. sublett.
The bride. attired in travelling suit.
carried large bouquet OF chrysanths-
NUNS and c1rnation Rev. ". -
Wells performed the ceremony
After the ceremony the wedding party
repaired to the home Of the bride. where
sunrptuous breakfast was served The
happy couple left on the noon train for
an extended northern bridal tour. On
their return they will reside at Sha VS.
Vile. where the groom is a prosperous
young merchant The bride is tie
daughter of ex-Sheriff S. c. Barnett. Of
Mont somery.
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GOOCHLAND FOLKS WE'D
Mr.. p. w HerIya and Miss NJ. M. M leader
We're Married Yesterday.

Sheriff W. NJ. Couch was master of
ceremonies at quiet wedding yesterday
afternoon in the parlor OF the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs II. 8. Kirkwood, No. 4Oa
East Broad Street
The contracting parties we're Mr.. Percy
". Henley and Miss NIollie NJ Meador
both Of Manakin, Goochland county.
They were neighbors and friends Of the
sheriff, and he undertook the part OF pilot
to steer them to Richmond and into = ma
.trimonial sea- He called upon Mrs. Kirk
wood whom he knew. very well. and
stated the case, and she readily Invited
the party to have the ceremony performed
Rev. p. p. Parham. Of Petersburg, in
attendance upon the convention an old
friend Of the sheriff's youth. was secured
and with Miss Couch Mrs. Kirkwood.
and a Times reporter as witnesses. the
ceremony was performed and the young
couple were made man and WIFE
The groom is just twenty years old. and
was dressed becomingly In travelling
gown, description Of which. the repor-
ter. being man. could not give.
After the marriage the couple in COM
pany with Mr.. Couch and Miss Couch;
took In the sights of the city. They will
return to Goochland to-day.
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From NLhPukT NEWS
Negro Woman Tries to XII Her Hus-
ba q With ST ve-Efter.

ba q With Stve-Iifter.
Especial Dispatch to The Tlmes.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Nov. Ia
Sallie Diggs. colored. was arrested this
morning. charged with attempt ng to
murder her husband. Robert Dtggs. this
morning as he was getting up by hitting
h m in the head with stove-.itser. and
then shooting him. The ball went
through the shoulder. The man will re-
cover.
In the Corporation Court this morn MS
Pat Muryhp. alias Pat Wright, was sem
fenced to one year In the penitentiary
for grand larceny; Mary Brown. one
year. for felonious assault: Eliza Turner.
who was indicted with Mary Brown. es-
capped before she could be arrested.
The Washington Asphalt Block and
Tile Company may establish branch
plant in this city to accommodate tho
Southern business. The plan is under
consideration.
The German steamer Pisa. Captain
Fendt, came in this morning from Ham
burg. via New York. after an absence
OF six months from this trade. during
which time she was on the company
China route She brought ECO tons Is
imports. tf.
Ellis Burnett. superintendent OF the CT
teens Railway. Light and Power Con
many. one Of the associated Payne cont
pa MES, has resigned and will go to Rich
mend to take position with w. ]. Payne
The Virginia Association Of Colored Vol
,,nteer Firemen was organized In Phoe.
rus to-day, with Edward Copeland. OF
Portsmouth, president. There are four
CO .ored companies in the State-two In
Portsmouth,. the others In Berkeley and
Phoebus. cornpanies are also being organ
ICED In Norfolk and Richmond
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nl,r,1urs. RICHMOND VA FRIDAY. NOVEMBERl4l 1902.

daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Goldenbers. being attred In chrysanthe-
mum yellow.
Tho Rev. Dr.. {. Il. Crawford viii
preach next Sunday morning in Court
street Methodist Church. LynchburS, and
in Centenary Church at night.
The Emma Andrews Whist team Mrs
c. e. Doyle. Mrs Armistead Wexford.
Mrs. James Keith and Mrs Page left
this morning for Washington, where they
will play for the travelling trophy.
Miss Eleanor Robson. wac is to play
the character of Audrey" in the play
taken from Miss Mary Johnston's mover
of that name. viii arrive In the city by d
special train Saturday afternoon. The
book Audrey has been such phenon1-
email success that society Is on dptoe 70
see the play. and the Academy will wit
ness the grea test outpouring Of this sea
son next Monday evening.
Miss Eliza Green. OF Amissville. Kappa
hammock county. is spending few weeks
with her uncle. Mr.. Marshall Wood. s-
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Wickham-WaiCrrp.
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Especial Dispatch 10 4 ne #Ilurs.} 3-3
MONTPELIER, VA, November ia
beautiful marriage ceremony was per-
formed at Hopeful Baptist Church Wed
nesiav afternoon. when Miss Verna L.
Waldrop became the bride Of Mr.. j..
Somerville Wickham. The officiating
minister was Rev. l.. J. Haley. pastor OF
the church The bridesmaids We're all
dressed In white, and carried white chfs,
santhemums. They were Misses Maud
Waldrop, Daisie Bowles, Blanche Wick
ham. Susie McChesney. Ella Wtckham
and Maud Peasants. The sroomsmen
were Messrs. Travers Thompson. Robt. Is
bell. rl,v N1cChesney. e P. Wlckham. Ro-
bert wickham and Joe Vaughan. After the
ceremony the bridal party. together with
large number Of friends. nartook OF
, bounttful supper at the home of the
groom.s parents. After the supper the
Younger people had most enjoyable
dance.
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WEDDINGS IN GREENSBORO
The Organist Of Westmins er Church
Marie After the Week day Service.
lSpecial DISPATCH to The Ti1nes.)

Marries After the Week day Service.
Especial Dispatch to The Tines.)
GREENSBORO, N. c.. November ID
At Westminster Church last night i'm
mediately after the prayer meeting SER
vice Robert j. Ballard and Miss Annie
NJ Pugh were united In the bonds OF
holy wedlock 1t was not q hasty mar
riage on the part of the contracting
parties, but it was surprise to thelr
many friends. The bride is the accom-
plished organist Of Westminster Churcn.
prayer meeting service last night as
usual Mr.. Ballard sat in his accustomed
place In the congregation as on otner
Wednesday nights. At the conclusion VI
the service they presented themselves
before the pulpit and in Few minutes
they had taken the solemn VOWS W.T. hal
made the twain one. the ceremony pc
ing performed by Rev. C. E. HodGln, the
pastor OF the church.
After the ceremony the bride and groom
received the nest hearty congratulacons
OF their friends who wee present MIS-
Ballard Is we'll known In Greensboro.
and has host of admirng friends. who
wish for her happy married hfe:
and Mr.. Ballard is successful travel
Ing salesman OF the A. F. Messick Groc-
cry Company. He came to Greensboro
from Wash ngton. n. c.. few months
aso. and since that time has made many
friends here Mr. and Mrs Ballard VIII
board for the present with Mrs. Billiards.
mother. Mrs. Kate Pugh, on McCulloch
Street
Al st. Andrews Episcopal Church at
o'clock Mr. Charles McGill and Miss
Laura Ballard were married, Rev. j. ~
Miller. former. and Rev. S. r. Guignaro.
present rectors. officiating. There was a
large congregation present to witness the
nuptials OF this very popular and hss--y
esteemed couple. u,,,,,
The ushers were Messrs Q. Williams.
TIC. Gales. c. R. Brown and H l. Ely.
Miss Nellie NcGill. sister of the groom
maid Of honor. and Mr.. Carr. OF BAIT
more. best man. The marches were
played by Miss sa1lie Enbrey. organ, and
Mr. Tom Woodroffe. of Mt. Airy vionn
delightful course dinner had been
served to the eight officiating gentlemen
If the party Tuesday night by the groom
and last night sumptuous collation. ano
full reception was given the bridal party
after the marriage It was ? beautiful
..chrvsanttemum wedding" this popular
aower being profusely present In the
church and home decorations.
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Interesting frncu,cemert.

tS-eciai Dispatch to The Times,
GOLDSBORO. \. c.. November 81
An erga cement of much intere~. he-- HaS
b en- announced It is that Of NJ Rob x
Matthews Freeman. formerly OF tn s city.
now OF Atlanta, to Miss Issie Garnfes
daughter Of Mrs Mary W. Carrie, OF
Atlanta
The marriage will take place at "1dyl-
wilde the palatial Edgewood home OF
Miss Garnie's brother and sister. Judge
and Mrs. John s Gambler. There will
he an elaborate recepton after at Judge
Gamblers home. The ceremony Will pc
performed by Bishop Warren A. Gambler.
Miss Garnie is originally from Jack
sonvslle. Fla. and has host OF friends
At the ceremony Mrs. Gambler viii be
ma iron of honor. and Mr.. Shepard Brvan
viii be the groorn's best man. Mr.. Free
man and his bride will take wedding
trip through the West.
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THE CURRENCY SYSTEM.

In his address before the American
Bankers Association in New Orleans Mr..
w ID Ridgely, Comptroller of the Cur
rcucy, likcned the situation of the fnan-
ella, and banking institutions of the coun-
try TO that Of a railroad whose traffic is
too large for Its capacity. lie cited some
Interesting figures TO show the vast ex-
mansion OF the business of the country. as
compared with the very small expansion
Of the currency supply. He spoke of the
Inherent strength OF the commercial and
Industrial situation, declaring that there
Ind been no falling off In railroad earn
,ncs. but steady Increase: that the con-
.nmp;ion OF iron and steel was proceeding
al q rate never ecualied before. and that
manufacturing concerns OF all kinds We're
: actively and probably employed. He
enolss OF the small number OF failures.
there having been but two bank failures
since Angus; 5. 1901. and these OF very
small banks. which had been ruined by
.hei, officers. But In spite OF ali this, :"
be went on. I'VE cannot disguise the
f.ct that with reserves running down the
situation is serious and requires close
attention and careful handling
While Mr.. Ridgely was talking the stock
e,arket was in a panic OF liquidation,
bank. were calling in their loans. and
Tho whole country was in alarm. not be-
cause OF any trouble In the Industrial
world. not because there had been any
Decline IN actual values. but because OF
che scant money supply and because OF
shc fear OF golc exports. There were
~t,,er causes which NE shall not stop
he.~ 10 Discuss, bit the principal cause
~as the scarcity OF money. and the sell.
- saoyenaent s1s precipitated ~ tine
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B,e-c,,.e-ca dIsr.

Especial Dispatch to The TfrreSJ
IINCHBI-RG. VA. Nov 13.-Mr- Al
fr,d H Blencowe and Miss Hennle
Gambler were ma rfed here last nighe'
the &C, eniony being performed by rev.
T n. Lacy. rector Of Epiphany E'p's,
copal Church Messrs. G. f. ROSS ana
J ,hn jerks were the ushers. ana ~.
N,rv I.acv was maid OF honor ard MI
U p Hanshereer best man. The bride
was escorted to the altar by her brother.
Mr.. Wallace Gambler. who gave her
away. The bride is daughter OF Mrs
rornel4a Gambler. of West Lynchourg-
The groom is photographer.
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Senator Hill IS catching 1t all round.
The Albany Argus declares that he Is a
political Jonah. and there seems to De
a demand from various quarters. cspe-
cially in the upper part OF New York.
for MIR. Hills retirement from the lead
ership, Of the party
II is. sad to see man Of Mr. Hills
talents and prominence in the party make
criminal blunder toward the close of his
political career He has always plumed
himself on being Democrat but when
he put a socialistic plank in the Demo
cratic platform. and then went on the
stump and defended it as being consti-
,utional and Democratic he lost the con-
fidence even of his friends and admirers.
He may now repent at his leisure, but ne
will never outlive the blundeT.
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bearer. The attendants were Miss Bes-
sic P. Neal. Roanoke. with Mr. Alfred
Coon. brother of the groom: Miss Aaole
Mclaughlin. OF Hollins. with Mr.. J.
liam a. Huse. OF Roanoke; Miss Ada
Mccartney. Of Newcastle. Va. with Mr..
John Lambert OF this county: Miss
Gertrude Rogers of Buchanan. Va. with
Mr. Ernest r. Hoge. of Roanoke The
ushers were Messrs. Lewis Huff and
David Bushong. Of this county. and
Messrs. NJ. B. Eutsler and w. V. Lind.
of Roanoke reception followed at
the home OF the groom.
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married here last night at the res denco
Of the Rev. Decatur Edwards, who pen.
formed the ceremony.
IL h-s-l evils.
Especial Di.

Especial Dispatch to The TImes)
SCOTTSViLLE. VA. Nov is-Mr Wis
ginius Melville ohns and Miss WilIlarins
Can't Lewis were rA rried at the hone
VILE. by Rev. J. Wilmer Gresham at hg1
noon on Wednesday, November Eth.
The bride Is the daughter OF the tte
q. r Lewis Immediately after the cse-
mory Mr.. and Mrs. Johns took the wet
bound train for tour of Northern citis.
after which they will make their future
home in ortsmouth. Va, where ar.
Johns is engaged In business.
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Dych .,-GregorY.

IS, ccial Dispatch to The Times
or o1 ~ VA. November 13.-The Zap
.;st Church at Glover was the scene OF
: s'7 beautiful marriage to-day a Il o'clock;
q 49,, We chs Rev. John Wade Dvches led
s.1, Liar Miss Bette Marshall Greg
- - .'l .hs daughter OF Mr.. c. a. Gregory.
81 o. = The ceremony was performed
Nv =, the Rev J. W. WiIdman. Of South
p us Dr.. Dycres Is South Caro-
.i,nian. and has charge Of churches In
Haiifax. They left on the noon train for
an extended trip North.
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Win a sLomment or Two.

=.
Hurrah for Hon. H. D. Flood. we felt
SIRE of his election by good majority.
hut we did not really think he Wou!a
carry every county in this dlstrirt-s we
will he content for him to serve MS pso-
p,e a few years longer in his present
nosition. then he must step up higher
Southside virginian.
Governors Office or United States SEN
ate chamber?
IF this is really Democratic yeaf as
some of our exchanges say. it would be
interesting to know what the result
would be in a Republican year.-Colum-
bus Inquirer-Sun.
Vigorous padding toward the high
hills or the Democratic ark.
The Blocton Messenger believes that
Grover Cleveland is 1.-The only man IN
the Democratic party who would stand
any chance Of election And he Is one
man VINO, in our opinion, has no desire
for the Observation-Disclosures Adver-
tiser.
Maybe that is a sound opinion, but
there are lots of good judges who VIII
dissent.
The Democratic candidate for secre-
tary OF State in Ohio seems to have
been the innocent bystander In that lit
tie difference between Johnson and Nc
Lean-Brmingham News.
BY the way: Who was that fellow any
80
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Wedd ng Cards Our.
Especial Dispatch to The Time

Especial Dispatch to The Times.J
LEESBURG, VA. November 13-Cars
are out announcing the the wedding q
November 18th of Mr.. A.W. Beans.
prominent and successful business nans
OF Round Hill, and Miss Victoria Miller.
daughter of Mrs. Thomas Miller. OF Blue.s
mont, this county.
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COON-HANNAH
Bethany Church, Mar Holiins, Scene Of
Beautiful Wee dirg.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.>
ROANOKE, VA, Nov. 13.-New Beth
any Church. near Hollins. was the scene
last night Of one Of the prettiest we'd
dings that ever took place in that sec-
ton. The contracting parties were Mr..
Ohio William Coon, OF the Norfolk and
Western offices. and Miss Bertha Agnes
Hannah. daughter of Mr.. j. L. Hannah.
Of this county. The church was beau
tifuliy decorated for the occasion. Miss
Portia Coon. sister OF the groom. was
maid OF honor. and Mr.. Frank Hun was
best man. Little Miss Janet Morgan
was flower girl and Master HansbrouEh
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Two Fred rickstu-g Marriages.

fspeciel D.e,,,tct to The Times.I
rhEDERICKSBURG VA. Nov. Ia
Mr.. wovdsen James and Miss Alice w.
cernesi. both Of this city. were married
here last night at the Methodist Church,
Ilsv. Gcorrc T. Tyler officiating.
MI. Richard a. Wheeler and Miss
Pearl M. Jones, both OF this city, wero
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SPOTSYLVANIA MARRIAGE
Miss Lille o valid the Bride Of Mr.
Adlowe Morrison.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.}

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, November
1s.-Mr Above Morrison and Miss Lille
Oswald, daughter of Mr.. William Oswald
both Of Spotey lvania county. were mar
ried last night at Tabernacle Church.
near this city. Rev. j. ". Hickman Of
hciating. Mr.. Robert Hilldrup was best.
man and Miss Abbie Morrison. sister OF
the groom was maid of honor. Misses
Make Pendleton. Louise Dempsey. La
vinia and Grace Morrison were the
bridesmaids. Misses Lille Morrison and
Annie K:ene were the flower girls. The
groom is a son OF the late James Nor
rison and is d prosperous farmer.
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Stexer s-Stexerl

fs,ecIel Dispatch to The Tiues.l
GOLDSBORO. N. c.. Nov. 13.-Ths
popular manager OF the Western Unto,
Telegraph Office OF this city. Mr.. J. E.
Stevens. was married to Miss Zila Stew
ems. daughter OF 4tr and Mrs W. s.
Stevens. at their home in Smithf1eid
yesterday.
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Social and ;'
PERSONAL

Society. which has been IN rather a. az -
inuolent speculative kind Of mood sInse
the Horse Show. Is beginning 20 .ror ~.
from It's Indifference and besur 'tse.l =. =. 10
It's late autumn and early winter sAs :
ties. One thing which has oe'aSe = al, ~.
opening Of the season has been 1he . ut
Indian summer weather, wnicn u 81,
clines even gay votaries OF fasnlon ~ ~.
anything but an outdoor l1e, Wns
variety OF pleasure may be cro"ueu ..i Ieo
over the fields and through the woods
and the whir Of brown wings presases Tue
coming OF his footsteps.
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A South Carolina negro named crlm
is being urged for a place In the Treas
ury Department Just wants "crum''
from the pie counter. so 10 speak
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-14

II the Presidents scheme to remove
the tariff from politics goes through,
what will we have to fight over in ma
tional campaigns?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-14

General Young, who is soon to com
nand the army. was once private In
the ranks-a distinction that his prede-
cessor never enjoyed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-14

The b,,tton-makers' nomination for vice
president seems to have taileo LOT tne
lack of a second.
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The reports being read out In the
church bodies this week Of church debts
that have been paid and new churches
that have been built would seem to In
dicate that Christianity ha. been getting
fair share OF the prevailing prosperity.
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President Roosevelt ls occupying the
upper rooms of the White House. but
lie is keeping sharp eye on the fellows
who arc hoping some sweet day TO get
In on the ground floor.
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The Egyptian darkness now overhang-
ing the Lilly White" Republican move
nent In the South Is thick enough to be
sliced with meat axe.
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G)edoinQ Cards.

Invitations have been sent out BY Mis-.
Mary v. Harrison for the approaching
wedding of her daughter. MISS ou US.
Eagan. to Mr.. Lemue B. Bullock Ing ! ne
wedding will take place November 18th.
at $50 P NJ. in the home OF the or,o ,e
mother. No. B South Cherry street MISS
Harrison is very charming young W.
man Her hance belongs to Engine Com
panv No. 9 and his heriosm at the time
Of the Jefferson FIRE in the rescue Of sew
eral ladies at the hotel is still fresh IN
the minds of the many people VINO were
enthusiastic over the matter at the time
Of its occurrence.
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Norfolk virHnian-Pilot: A nine
months session OF the Legislature would
be no srnall matter for the State treas
ury. coming. as it would. on top of the
expenses Of the Const tutional Conven-
ton What is the sense Of subjecting the
State to all this additional expense?
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Elections would not be so bad II IN
acme way we could head off the ineH-
table explanations of the "eS planners.
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Fredericksburg Free Lance: The V'r-
Einia Legislature will find the St Louis
Exposition too big to ignore.
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in -Four l'hh
Virginia Gditors

Norfolk Ledger: In both North Caro-
lima and Virginia the negro has disap-
peared as a disturbing factor in our poli-
,ics. and there is no reason whatever why
absolutely fair elections should not be
conducted In both States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-14

Another step towards the millennium
was made with the assurance OF peace
and prosperity in Ireland. II the promise
shall be kept.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-14

President Roosevelt is aHaexpsrienced
hunter and too wise to hunt Mississippi
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| Newport News Press: Senator Barks-
dale's attempt to explain his present OPP
position to his own redistrictine bill IS
about on par with his explanation Of
his original motive in drawing the bill.
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Newport News Times-Herald: Now
Governor Montague has Legislature
upon his hands.
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with a new ,Sd auto the sultan OF Mo-
rocco tas suppressed m insurrection. and
he didn't get any pointers from Hon.
Tom Johnson. either.
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Newport News Press: Aside from the
practical phase of the question. it should
be a matter Of proper pride to the Old
Dominion not to permit the States all
around her to crowd her clear off thefface
Of the earth at every exposition Of any
note in the country.
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4 son of Senator Lodge has written
novel, which he has wisely or un~iseiy
named ..Mediocrity.
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Presumably the heavy artillery Is BOOM
ing Uncle Joe Cannon for the Speaker
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Fredericksburg Star: Congressman Rhea
is to be congra tulated on his refusal to
accept certificate Of election when
seeming fraudulent work was shown The
Rhea statements. published in the press
to-day, puts the Judge In position to
equelch his critics.