Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-22
FREDERICKSBURG HAPPENINGS
zine Sport on the Upper AapPahsAn -
noc1-Jones to Open Campaign
October 80.

nock-Jones to Open Ca"pa'S
October 80.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Octooet
e1.-(Special.) -Congressma W. a. 1ones'
of Warsaw, will open a campaign IN this
city Thursday night, October seth. 1t -
exnected that Malcolm A. Coles, Repuo-
,ican candidate against Mr.. Jones, "ili
speak here somewhere about the same
time, and it is probable that the wv
gentlemen may engage In JOINT oeoaee-
An unusual amount of interest is as
PLAYED here in the congressional hsn.'
The result will show to what extent eaoi,
party in the First District mas sulieleu
by the Acknowledgement OF voters uiiu7A
the new Constitution.
Mr.. Jones, who is one Of the aoiese
sneakers in the State, is making an en-
ersetic campaign, and it is believed that
he Will be returned to Congress by larse
majority.
A party of gentlemen, among whom
are DR.. John H. French and Seth French
of New York; w. J. Ford. Henry VIII
liams, Warren Sulingec, j. Fritz FORBES
and T. NJ. Larkin, Of this city. are camp
ing on the Upper Rappahannock. Iney
report splendid luck. both fishing and
hunting, and many partridges and bass
have been sent to this city as a result
Of their skill.
The Virginia Shirt Factory one Of
Frederic kburg's new enterprises, mas
completed the arrangement OF its ma
cllinery, and the factory will be actively
at work in few days. 1t will give en-
ployment t. = large number of hands,
and will prove a great benefit to this
city This is the second enterprise OF
this kind started here in the past few
months In addition to the two shirt
factories. there has also been put in
operation a plant for the manufacture Of
excelsior.
Clarence Dye, Of this city, died Sunday
at Grafton, ". Va. aged "a years. His
remains were brought here yesterday for
interment.
The preliminary trial of Joseph T.
Smith, charged with the larceny Of {
check and money to the amount of s66.
the property of II. c.. Hardwood, was
held at Spotsylvania Courthouse. The
accused was sent on to await the action
Of the grand jury
PERSONAL NOTES.
Commander ". H. Hurkamp. of the
Veterans: Miss Mamie Ficklen, sponsor
for this district, and Miss Fannie Beale,
maid Of honor, left to-day for the Wythe-
VILE reunion.
Miss Ella MacCarty, of Brooklyn, n.
Y, has returned home, after a pleasant
visit TO friends in Caroline.
Mrs. E. D. Cole is visiting relatives
| in Henderson, N. c.
Mr.. l. f. Carper. Of Richmond, is visit
ing his family here.
Mrs. Annie Roberts, Of Richmond. is
| the guest of Miss Alice Cole.
Mrs. r. Lee Stoffregen and daughter,
jeanette. are visiting in Baltimore and
New York for several weeks.
| Mrs. NJ. F. Tankard and son, Roland.
and Miss Nellie Ford have returned from,
| the mountains of Virginia.
Rev. H. H. Barber, wife and daughter,
| Miss Muriel Barber, have returned home
| from Baltimore and Old Point
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Christian, OF
! Richmond, have returned home, after a
| pleasant visit to Mr.. Luther Wright and
| family.
| Mr.. and Mrs j. 5. Colbert and children
| left by steamer Monday afternoon for
Baltimore, where they will visit rela-
! tl'ss for several days.
Rev. DR.. j. W. Rosebro, Mrs. Mamie
/ S. Barney. and Mrs. r. C. Beale left to.
/ day for Norfolk. where they will attend
the General Presbyterian Synod of vir.
Slnia' which convenes there Wednesday