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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-20
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A HALIFAX WEDDING.
Marriage OF nr. C. A. Crorsder and
Miss Martha l.. Jordan.


SOUTH BOSTON, VA. November 10.
Especial AT high noon to-day q beau'i-
full marriage was sole1rnized az RepuoH-
can Grove Baptist church The contract
ng parties We're Mr.. Charles D. CroWder,
of "Hyco," son of Rev. G. y. CroWdel or
the Methodist church. and Miss Ms title
Lee Jordan. daughter OF Mr. e II. SoT-
dan, a prosperous merchant of the Grove
Rev j. II. Bass pastor Of the churcn
ard brother -in-law of the bride. offIctatets
Farmers are beginning TO realize tnat
there is much morey in raising fruit con.
seuuently nurserynen have made the iarG-
est sales this fall ever known. This is
especially true of apple trees.
since money is more plentiful thtn In
any previous year the country and towns
are full of life insurance agents. There
is scarcely a company doing business that
mas not an agency here. They seem to be
doing thriving business in every rtirec-
ton.
Hon. John r. Edmunds. who died last
week at Houston, had $4,000 insurance
on his life.
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! - -
almost infallible indication that the per-
son who carries 1t is methodicai ana lfsa
most instances is of saving disposition,
and, the fact Is one that has been notlceu
many times, by every person VINO IS at al
q Judge of human misunderstanding RE
caster.
& The President is doubtless terror
among the mountain lions of the Woolly
West, but he does not count for great
deal among the Mississippi river bears
He made too much racket getting there.
and carried too much ammunition ana
wore too many fancy clothes to achieVe
the best results.-Cnarleston News ana
Courier.
It means no little when white men like
Pritchard, of North Carolina, and Blns-
ham, of Ala bama, are set aside at the
suggestion and advice Of a negro. ana
yet this unusual triumph is little better
than a soap-bubble for solidity and SUD-
stance. It must of necessity be OF an
evanescent nature. And in the long run
it will doubtless prove more harmful
than beneficial. Booker washington is
out of his sphere.-Charlotte Observer
AS surely as we live in an age OF
advancement. the people. that great body
Of working. unprivileged beings who have
for 50 long been the underdogs In social,
political. and business life, are coming
into their own. There is one lesson to be
gained from the great coal strike which
has just been called off. If no other. and
that is that the dawn of the day has al
ready been seen when the social poiiti-
cal, and business life of America will be
dominated and controlled by the majority
in fact as we'll as in transatlantic
News.
General Harrison's favorite axiom was
that the markets and not maXims control
prices. But the parvenu school of politi-
cal economy has changed all this. The
law of supply and demand is myth
Competition Is curse Divine wisdom
has placed the commercial interests of
the country in the hands of the trusts.
and those combinations fix the proper
prices for the necessa ries of life. and all
other mmodities.-Memphis CONNER
cial-Appeal.
We are not cons. ering MIR. German as
presidential quantity. We are consid-
erins him as our leader in. Congress IT
this character he is already drawing the
fire of the Republicans. Their abuse of
German reminus one of their abuse of
Tilden. 1t is fervent and sincere. 1t
means fear. it means hatred. and 1t
means business. There is not one CLEAN
Of hu,nor contempt in it. It warns
the cookies of the Democratic heart and
makes a T erocrat fe.. that at last he has
a leader who will not use bows and ar
rows against krag-JoTgensen rifles. but
will meet the enemy. and all along the
line. with improved artillery. full Gals
sons and unerring markmanship.-Loui
VILE Courier-Journal.
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SHADOW AND sunsra@cE.

Representative Richardson, of renncs
sec the leader OF the Democrats in the
House is quoted in a Washington special
aa saying thai the Democrats stand ready
ana anxious TO assist the Republicans 10
enact antitrust legislation. The ,,5,o,,,s-
ira ioa' added Mr. Richardson. could safe
y count on the minority to support any
measure to that end. lie believed IN
1act. mat ON such a measure the Demo-
erass in the House would be unanimous"
This is sattter in which the Democrats
~olid 90 yer TO 20 slow. lest they
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-20
MARRIED AT E..:1ELIA.
Miss Emma Smith Becomes Mrs. j
w Dupriest.

AMELIA, VA, November 19.-(Special)
i surprise was sprung on the people OF
this place to-day, when Mss Emma Smith
was married to Mr. J. ". Dupriest. The
marriage ceremony was performed by Dr.
CrIdlin in the parlor of the brides home
Miss Mary 6. 18th, sister of the bride, rem
dered MenGelssohn's wedding march as
the couple came in. Miss Smith is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. h Smith
Mr. Dupriest is a prosperous young farm
II CT Nottoway county, where the young
couple VIII make their home. Amelia re-
crets its loss. but ongratrIates Nottoway
on it's gain. Miss Smith has been the Or
ganist for the Episcopal church here for
several years.
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An Expected Event.

Baltimore American.)
WASH1NGTO.>, November 1S.-In an
ticipation OF an interesting event in the
Witt. MS. john Hay Vie Of the he
Secretary OF State, will so to New York
early next week, and viii remain with
Mrs Whitney is preparing an elaborate
layette the most Important items OF
which We're purchased in Paris by Mrs.
Almeric Paget, Payne Whitney's sister.
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WHAT ROOSEVELT ATE SUNDAY.

WHAT ROOSEVELT ATE SUNDAY.
If any scornful political Cassius, In re-
ferring last Sunday to President Roose-
welt, had asked:
Upon what meat doth this our Caesar
feed
That he is grown so great?"
the reply would have been, most start
ling: for we are told that on that oc-
casion he dined on 'possum. sweet po-
tatoes. and bear feet This bill of fare,
be it remembered, was superinduced by
extraordinary conditions, for on the day
mentioned the President was down in
Mississippi on a camping expedition. The
dispatches are careful TO inform US that
Mr.. Roosevelt did no hunting Sunday
as if anybody supposed the duffer
did--but they failed TO say whether or
not the meal was appreciated. AS to
part Of the dinner, the '"possum and
'taters,'' we need no information, but we
should like to know more about those bear
feet. This ursine diet is stranger to
our palate, and somehow produces weird
Impressions in our mind. Bear feet" is
..idem sonans" with bare feet and the
two latter words suggest nocturnal Pc
rambulations with distressed infants
and all that sort of thing. On the ether
hand, the mere suggestion '"possum and
,taters" brings pleasant thoughts to our
mind, and makes us reminiscently lick
our choDs It is a pity we think, that
the menuistc simplicity-not to say
synmetry-of Roosevclt's Sunday dinner
was marred by the intrusion OF bear feet.
The combination of saccharine tuhers
and roast marsupial ought to satisfy
even the most fastidious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-20
A Lewiston wedding.

FREDERICk'S HALL. VA, Nov. 10
(SpeciaI)-M Joseph Duerson. of Lewis
ton Va and Miss Lena Rivers Smith
daughter of Hon. E. w. Smith, of Spot
sylvania county. were married at 10
O'clock this morning at the home of the
brides parents. Belle Fonte," near
Lewiston. Tie happy pair left over the
c. {: 0. railway for New York and othet
northern points.
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MARRIAGE AT GLASGOW.
vuptia,s of Miss cerow ana Mr

NUptlI{S OF MISS NcrON 1nU MT.
Moose.
4 LEXINGTON. VA, November 19-(Spe-
cial.)-M:ss Julia Evelyn Gerow, daugh-
ter of Captain and Mrs. James ". Gerow,
of Glasgow. was welded to Mr.. William
Russell Moose of iynchburg. Va, this
morning in ST. Johns Episcopal church
in Glasgow Rockbri1ge county, Va, at
10 o'clock. in the presence OF a large con-
course of friends and relatives assembled
for the occasion.
The ceremony was performed by the
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Che Oc,liiSt.

Los Angeles Herald)
Patient can't see that there's thing
wrong with my eyesigllt
Oculist Jonniwyse-Ihe most positive
proof that you need glasses, my dear sir,
when you are unable to see anything so
plain as that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-20

grasp at the shadow and lose the sub
stance We have no doubt that In defer
ence 10 the Republican feeling against
trusts which was manifested here ana
there over the country during the Congress
sionaI campaign. some sort OF Repunhcan
antitrust legislation will be proposed at
the coming session of Congress. But that
IL will. even II enacted, be ei1ectiVe III
reaching the trusts and curb!ns tnelf
evils we have no idea. 1t will not be de-
signed or framed for that purpose The
,rrst interests which dominate the party
will take care that they are not put N
Jeopardy It would be absurd in view OIL
the relation OF the leaders to the trusts
to look for anything more than tnkerins
In respect of this Understanding direct
ed on the one hand TO propitiating the
disaffectcd in the Republican ranks. and
on the other to entrapping the Democrats
into virtual reputation OF their conten-
tion-obviously sound contenuon-that the
only way to curtail the trusts is through
tariff revision.
1T is clear that should the Democrats
give their support TO any fake anu
trust legislation. they would, in the eyes
of the people. be placed in the position
of dividing responsibility for the fraud
and cooperating with the Repuolcans IN
the latter's attempt to staye Off and oo-
scurc and devitalize the issue OF tar'if
reform. 1t is clear also that Democratic
assistance in passing Republican anti
trust legislation would involve the menace
OF losing nearly all the Democracy gained
by the forcing of the tariff issue TO the
front during the canvass just closed. 1t
would discredit greatly their argument
that the only hope of the country tor re-
lief from the exactions imposed upon the
people by the trust system was in the
triumph of the Democracy, seeing that
that party in representing tariff reform
represented the only weapon that could
batter down the protecting wall that en-
circles the trusts
So we conclude that the Democrats IN
Congress would well not tumble over one
another in haste to help the Republicans
deal with the trust grievance" The al
lance is not one to be courted unless IL
shall be ensured beyond a doubt that 1t
will not mean the grasping at shadow
intended to allure from the substance
from sscadfast pursuit of that policy
which alone p. oD1ises relief for the masses
and the return Of the Democracy to power.
The situation as it developed out Of the
last campaign, teaches the lesson that
neither in this nor the coming Congress
can the Democratic representatives be too
careful not to compromise themselves ana
their party by cooperating with the ma
iority and jumping at bait the Repuol-
cans may thrown out to them. They have
not an easy course TO steer, but wit
principle as their guiding star and with
calm and deliberate and wise charting
they ought to avoid any rocks or other
instructions that will cripple the party
ship in the matter Of landing it safely IN
The port of success in 1904. very arGosy
in the benefits it vii! carry to the people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-20

WOODSTOCK. VA. November 49,
Especial DIR. John S. Pine. of Frederick
county and Miss Ella NJ. White. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. White of
Lebanon church. Shenandoah county,
were married this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-20
Lost Her Head.

philadelphia Evening Bulletin)
She seems to have lost her head owe
that young man"
Yes, saw it on his shoulder
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-20
A Question of oppcrtunity.
(ChicaEo Trihuue.)

Visiting Relative-For the lands sake,
Car'line, can't YOU afford good hired
girl?
Mrs. Highmore-AfIord it. Aunt Rachel:
We can afford TO hire an angel! Ali We
want is the ppo.tunity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-20

The raising of wages on the part of the
railroads seems 10 be catching" 1t will
rot be qnarantined, though. leastwise by
the employees concerned
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The 1taxi,n,s FnIsit&

Crimsonbeak-A real estate transaction
is not legal on Sunday, is it?
YeaSt-Of course not.
Crimsonbeak-Wh by, then. do they say,
better the day, better the deed?'
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rnw TO REMIT.

rer1ittances can DC made by posfotiice
Money order (the safest wayl. check o.
registered letter. Currency seat by fna'i
Al the risk of the sender.
Subscribers wishing change OF aool .ss
must give the old as well as the ne"
post. Office.
Sn,nrlo ccraics free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-20
SEVEN TO ONE

Sometimes the weight goes
up that way when taking Scotts
Emulsion. Seven pounds o.
new healthy flesh from a one
pound bottle Of Soott.s Emui-
sion IS en- record.
SCOTS Emulsion brings
everything to is aid good ap-
petite strong digestion rich
blood new BODY strength; and
above al. the power TO get ali
the good out Of ordinary food
For those who are II aeee
of more flesh there IS nothing
better Thin folks-try It,
We'llsend sou Ittietr III. il ron Ike
SCOTTk BOVINE, 4as Peazl stEeet. hsu York
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Current Comment.

Says the Norfolk Ledger 1T is a
money in these days doesn't have to
spend it. as the time at his command is
entirely inadequate for the mathematical
manoeuvring it requires to make the pur-
chasing value of the dollar meet the eX-
igencies OF the case. and this leads US
to extend our sympathy to his partne,
in the domestic firm, TO whose lot all
this expert financiering falls"
Well, she deserves IT, though we are
not certain she does not enjoy the expe-
rience.
Virginia's outlook is bright with hope
for the future. The results of the recent
election and subsequent developments
have checred beyond measure those who
are watching and hoping and working
and voting for the Iuture welfare OF
the old onwealth.-Wythevile Dis
patch.
Verify! aye, verify!
Referring to reported movement in the
General Assembly to defeat an appropri-
alton for Virginia exhibit at the ST.
Louis Exposition. the Roanoke Times
says:
1--WE must sincerely confess our
surprise at this movement, which seems
to De in utter defiance of the wishes of
The people Of the State OF Virginia, of
the press, and all others who have any
regard whatever for the future Of the
State.
Our contemporary does not state the
case TOO strongly.
Delaware still has the consolation of
knowing that it is far better to have no
one in the United States Senate than to
nave -Addicks
At last accounts the Hanna boom was
still explaining under the nursing of
the "I.ilN .MhitCS.'
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RICHMOND, VA.

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'sa
A GREENFIELD BRIDE.
MHEr1uEe Oh 1f1E y = U..tsUOuIV1n.En nd
Miss Mary ID. McC1nf n.

GREENFIELD. VA. November 10
tSpecial,}-Air. John o. Goodwin and Miss
Mary Dell Mccain were married at Rodess
Methodist Episcopal church. South. to-
day. the 18th. The church had been taste
fully decorated with everEreens, chryszn-
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DANvILLE WEDDING BELLS.

Marriage of AIR. VIM. c. catI1n ana
Miss Lucille Conrad.
3 DANVILLE. VA. November 19.-{Spc-
5ciai.)-One of the most brilliant mar
riages Of the winter took place tonight
at o'clock at the home OF Mr.. Charles
L. Holland. on Holbrook avenue. at which
time and place hls niece. Miss Lucille,
Conrad. became the bride Of Mr. William
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-20
Two Standards.

washington Starr
How did that.po of yours turn out?'
oh" answered the author, there was
difference of opinion that usually attends
the production Of a masterpiece. The
postma ster insisted that it was first-class
matter, and the editor insisted that it was
not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-20
wild Flowers.
By Father Tabb.)

We grow where none but God,
LIES Gardener.
Upon the sterile sod
Bestows his care.
Our, morn and evening dew
The sacrament
That mal.eth all things new
From Heaven is sent;
And thither. ne'er m vain,
We look for aid.
To find the punctual rain
Or sun or shade.
Appointed hour by hour
To every need.
Alike of parent flower
Or nursing seed;
Till blossom duty done,
z: With parting smile.
We vanish one by one.
To sleep awhile
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SOUTHERN SENTIMENT.
Comment of Newspapers on Varic-
ty OF Topics.

Comment of Newspapers on Varie-
ty OF Topics.
The idea is not to ruthlessly destroy
trusts, that it, immense agSreSatlons or
capital, engaged in constructive employ
ment, but to keep them legally in whole
some restraint, as Mr.. John Shelton Viii
iiams suggests The difficulty hitherto
has been to get somebody in authority
to put the laws we already have in
operation. A change of party would seem
to be essential, not to dissolve capital
but preserve its integrity for the COM
mon welfare.-Augusta Chronicle.
Therefore. we are safe in repeating
that the negro mechanic finds his on:y
open field in the South. and he owes
ii to the equity of his southern white
fel!ow-citizens far more than to the fac,
that he is an Indispensable factor in our
Industrial conditions.-Atianta Constitu-t
ton.
Our prediction is that Memphis is going
to be the great metropolis of the lower
Mississippi Valley. ana that her growth
from this time on will he not unlike
that of ST. Louis. Minneapolis and De-
troit.-Memphis Conmercial-Appeal,
1t is useless 10 delly stHa1 TFeSideitt
Roosevelt is very strong with the rank
and file of his party and with the Federal
patronage at his command is not likely
to become less so between now and the
time for the selection of delegates to the
Republican convention. His nomination
In 1904 seems TO be foregone conclI-
sion.-Atlanta Journal
Subscriber" plea Sc note that we do
not hold Jefferson infa!lible. but our
confidence and reverenceais such thatswes
would gladly give a thousand or twoSofs
the Democrats counted great in these
degenerate times for season of his
leadership. In a battle when the Clan
MacGregor was
leadership. Times-Union.
A banker says that 8 pocket-book is an
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The Christmas present question be-
gins 10 obtrude itself.
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Rejected manuscripts Will moi De
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,ficc and resolutions Of respect inser'eu
,niy as paid matter.
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Verify! aye, verify!

Delaware still has the consolation of
knowing that it is far better to have no
one in the United States Senate than to
nave -Addiclls
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At last accounts the Hanna boom was
still explaining under the nursing OF
the Lily Whites"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-01-15
WATER NOTICE.

In accordance with Section | OF
Chapter XVI Of the laws OF 1886:
All persons holding water privi-
leges or those paying water rates
are hereby notified that the water
rates for the term ending June 30,
1902, will be due and payable at the
Office Of the Honolulu Water Works
on the lat day of January, 1902.
All such rates remaining unpaid
for fifteen days after they are due
will be subject to an additional 10
per cent.
All privileges upon which rates
remain unpaid February l5, 1902,
(thirty days after becoming delin-
quent). are liable to suspension with
out further notice.
Rates are payable at the Office OF
the Water, Works in the basement
of Capitol building.
ANDREW BROWN,
Supt. Honolulu Water Works
Honolulu, June 20, 1901 2OS5. lot
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OF it are appreciably rising as the
excellent qualiiy thereof is being
made known. The attendance is
also steadily increasing in the lunch
room.
The secretary will be pleased to
hear from any members who would
care to join in Saturday afternoon
outing at Waikiki.
A large number OF tickets have
been sold for the Perry lecture on
"Authors l Have Known" to be
given in the parlors tomorrow even.
ing.
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At z. W. o. a.

There will be a brief song service
between II and l o'clock TOMORROW
noon in the parlors OF the Y. W.
Q. A. during the progress of the
luncheon. This is done to keep
pace with the evening praise SER
vices which are being conducted
this week in the various churches.
On Wednesdays aud Saturdays
fresh home. made candy is being
sold at the Y. W. @. A, and the sales
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-01-15
BY AUTHORITY.
sHERIFF's SALE NOTICE

In pursuance Of an Execution is
sued by Lyle A. Dickey, Second
District Magistrate of Honolulu,
Island of Oahu, Territory OF Ha-
waii, on the Oath day OF December,
A. d. 1901, in re matter OF Yee Chau
ct al, doing business as Woo Sing
& Co, We. Chou Mau ct al, doing
business as Yit Cbong Co., have
on this 10Th day Of December, A. d.
1901, levied upon, and shall expose
for sale at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at j. F. Morgan's
auction room, on Queen street in
said Honolulu, at IL o'clock noon OF
Monday, the 3rd day Of February,
A. D. 1902, all the right, title and
interest OF Leou Wong, named in
said execution. in and to the follow.
ing described property, unless the
judgment amounting to Two Hun
dred and Eighty-Nine and % 100
Dollars, interest, costs and my ex-
peuses are previously paid. Said
property levied upon being:
l Hack No. "A, l Set Harness and
l Bay Horse, II hands high, with
white star on forehead and white
hiud foot.
CHAS. f. CHILLINGW WORTH,
Deputy Sheriff, Territory Of Hawaii
Honolulu, Oahu, December rs,
1901. 2093-5ts
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