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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
CHASE CITYs NEW HOTEL,
To Open in December - Virginia
Field Association Meet.

CHASE CIfY. VA, October so--(Spe-
cial.l-It is proposed to open the ne"
Fry and Miller Of the jefferson. We're
here a few days ago, giving final direc-
ton. 1t will require month to get IN
the furniture and complsts ane sraoiiis
Field Association will meet here for dog
trials The ho IT, company, has sGeu nd
Game is reported abundant Birds now
sell mere for $ per dozen u,no,to,
who recently bought the Barrett Hotel
here. has also in addition bought Il the
residence and lots of the estate OF Ed
win Griffin. on Main street It Is az
valua Die property. centrally located, ana
will be greatly improved
Mr. H c. Hudson, whose stock Of FUR
nitu-e was burned out mere about a month
new location in the same line, Mr.. EIud.
son was formerly County treasurer o.
Halifax a gallant Confederate: and has
the progressiveness ana vim OF IL young
man.
Surveyors are still at work on the pro-
jected railroad from Blackstone to this
place: There is confident ASSURANCE that
terially to the advancement of both Chase
City and Blackstone. The development
of the lumber interests in Lunenburs VIII
! ~ Messrs. !. B. Bell, Thomas T. VII
Iiams, William Heathonl. and T. a. Over
by prominent citizens OF Luxembourg, are
enthusia site in their advocacy of the road.
| The delinquent tax lists OF real estate
| published by the County Treasurer Tor
| parcels of land and unpaid taxes.
As tobacco is The chief mon nf crop p, Of
commodity now enables the land owners
| to meet their taxes more promptly and
also place them III a more prosperous
| condition.
! The weather has been ideal for seed
| ing wheat and gathering in the corn crop.
! Mrs Narcissa Carr. Of Princeton: Mrs:
Mamie Trice. Of Hopknsyille. KY. and
Mrs Rosalie Williams, of Spartansburg.
t S. c.. are visiting their sister. Mrs.
I Thomas D. Ieffress, of Chase. City. These
reunions after long separation are very
| pleasan There are seven sisters, llv-
| ing in different States. the oldest of whom
is about u years, and Il the Youngest I St. is Is
were all daughters OF Robert Y. OVERLY.
who resided near Buffalo !. Lit hi. SPRINGS
Of this county, and on both the paternaI
| and maternal side the family is noted
]! for longevity.
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which have happened under the fias
this republic
: horrible Thought.

ITO Americans, who really love their
country. this is q horrible thought 90
not believe that the American people
would have tolerated such things Ii
they had known Of them in time SEs-
tenatic efforts, however, were MADE 10
prevent the people fronf getting clear
insight into those events. Never, in the
history of the republic have we had SO
much secret government. In replplc
in which public opinion is to determine
the course of the government, it IS above
all things necessary that this public oplfl-
ion should be we'll informed The people
are entitled TO tie dearest and most com
piete knowledge OF public affairs. Secret
government is therefore absolutely lncoha-
patible with free Institutions
Desirable THAT Democrats stin.
In this respect it IS desirable in the
highest degree, yea, necessary, that alter
tile long. exclusive domination Of one par
IL we should again have a branch OF the
national legislature, whose interests are
not bound up with those Of the ruling
party. such branch as will have the
power 10 supply to the people the neces-
sa1y light as to what IS going on in and
under the various departments OF the gov
ernment l shall therefore vote for Fran
els Burton Harrison, the democratic nom
inee for Congress il my congressional
district"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
GARNEREn IN L0uD0UN,
Frasicr Road Case Decided by Judge
Notwithstanding.

LEEsBURG. VA. October 3l.-,,tspeciall
A case which hiss been before tue courts
several times and is known IS tue trasler
read case has been decided in favor OF
the defendants by Judge Nicoi: OF the
Circuit Court The Judgment OF the Goun,
ty Court appealed from by the Mo IA
Gileati Road Board, was overruled. me
County Court had ordered the opening
of the road and directed FRASER ana
others to pay a portion Of the DAMAGES
p assessed. and required them to execute
bond PAYABLE TO the commissioner OF
roaas. The Circuit Court held that Il,
order was not legal, and reversed It. The
case will be appealed, ludse J. E. Nc Nc
Cabe represents the petitioners the
hoad Board which excepted to paying
the damages assessed. is represented by
1 II Alexander and Z. 4. Garrett.
The ladies of ST. James Episcopal chg r..
will hold q bazaar on Thursday ana Ell
7ay. November 6tn and eth.
The executor Of the late James +. Lar
-uthers has sold the farm of the decedent,
situated in Cumberland county. Va. con-
taintrg I39t acres. to Roanoke parues,
for $1,000 for a game preserve.
Miss Mary Tyler. OF Trappe, Va. is
the guest of Mrs. E. E. White. at Aea-
dow Brook.
Minnie Lee. III Alexandra, va.
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AN ALBEMARlE BRIDE.
Wedding of L. c. Herring and Miss
Ada 5. Th-rmun.


GORDCNSVILLE, VA, October 3d.
(SEecial.)-A very pretty though quiet
marriage was solemnized at the home of
Mrs. a. \. Wilde, on west Main stree.
Charlottesville, Va. by the w. H. keyse,
of this place, to-day, at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
The contracting parties were Mr.. Lucian
C. Herring and Miss Ada r. Thurman.
both OF .Albenlarle county. Mr.. Herring is
G prosperous young farmer and lumber
man, OF the north side Of the county.
Miss Thurman is the pretty and popular
daughter of the late Fendol Thurman, ami
has many friends here, as she has visited
in our town several times.
The bride was becomingly gowned in
white, while the groom wore the conven-
tionaI black. Mr. John Herring, brother
Of the groom, and Miss Josie Thurman.
the brides sister. attended the couple.
The young people are very popular in
their neis hborhood.
The paror was darkened and iliunaineG,
with beautiful pink lights, which made
the effect very pretty.
The happy pair left Immediately after
the ceremony for their future home on
the north side. carrying with them the
congratulations of the small company OF
select friends who witnessed the cere-
nony The only guest present from out
of the city was Mrs. Sidney Wood, aunt
of the bride
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SPECIAL FOR DIAY0L0
He Had to !" Loop the Loop
in Georgia: Couldn't
Wait.

WILMINGTON, n. c., october Se-espe-
scia..)-The Atlantic-Coas Line yesterday
had an unusual order for a speclai Tram.
Diavolo, who loops the loop on a bicycle
with the Forepaugh & Sells Brothers
circus got left by the snow train IN JACK
sonvilie, and as he vas scheduled Tor ms
daring performance the following day at
waycross Ga. and. as the manager said
the SHOW couldn't come off without
him D special train was ordered at an
expense of S175, and the distance or 70
miles was covered in u minutes, WIN
two stops. Davolo appeared under the
big tent in time to fill part OF the pro-
gramnle. but he didn't have minute to
spare.
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PRETTY ABINGDON BRIDE.
,Iarriage OF Mr.. Carpenter ana MISS
Mary Gibson White.

Mary Gibson Vh1tS.
ABINGDON. VA, October S1.-(Speciaij
Wednesday evening at + O'CLOCK auou.
siytv r,lests-relatives and personal
friends-eathered in the parlors at inc
residence of Mr.. Thomas w. White 70
witness the marriage of his secono
daughter. Miss Mary Gibson, 10 MI
James Clark Carpenter, or Baitliio ., $
Md Rev. r. Y. Lancaster, pas tor Oh lile
Presbyterian church, performed the ceie-
mony. Or. account Of the brides being III
mourning, the marriage was very q.ne'
affair. The parlors were beautifully oeco
rated in white and green, white chrysan-
t1emums in great profusion lining every
niche and corner of the rooms.
The bride was gowned in a dress OF
white silk net over taffete, with veil aho
orange blossoms pinned with pearls, and
carried 3, shower bouquet of lilies OF tne
valley. Her little nieces, Louisa and Elise
Wilmer. of Richmond, attended as mower
girls.
The bride is a daughter OF Mr.. Thomas
W White. who was badly wounded VIII
the corps Of Virginia Military institute
cadets at the battle OF New Market.
great granddaughter of Hon. James n.
Gibson. and sister OF Mrs. n. =. WI
NOR of Richmond.
For several years she has been the lead
er OF the choir of the Presbyterian church
and her sweet voice and bright face viii!
be greatly missed by that consresa-
ton.
Mr.. Carpenter, who is q son OF W. a.
Carpenter, of Roanoke, was for severa.
years a resident of Abingdon and has
a host of friends here to offer their con-
gratulations on his winning one OF the
faircst and most popular young ladies OF
I the town.
The young couple left on the : o'clock
| train for their future home in Baltimore
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Welded At "sUNsHiNE."
Marriage of Mr.. waGdcll and Miss
Morton in Charlie tic.

Morton in Charlotte.
EUREKA MILLS, VA, October So
(Specia.>-tA pretty home marriage was
solennzed yesterday a 2 o'clock P. NJ,
at Sunshine the beautiful home or
Mr.. NJ F'lourroy McGhee. brother-in-law
Of the bride, when Miss Matte Morton
was welded to Mr.. Joseph Addison Wad-
dell Jr. Miss Morton entered with her
betrothed, being preceded by Messrs.
James Daniel Morton the brides brother,
Donald Waddell, the groom's brother and
Professor J. H Whitmore. The marriage
ceremony was performed by Rev. Hugh
Henry the brides pastor, in a very i'm
pressve manner.
The decora tons were OF evergreens and
chrysanthemums. The bride. who is a
pretty brunette, was attred in q hand
some blue suit. with hat to match. She
is a young lazy Of sweet disposition and
| is possessed of many lovable traits. She
is daughter Of the late David F. Nor
ton.
| The groom is young man Of great
| promise. He is a native VI Albemarle
county, md has long line OF distinguish
! ed ancestors.
After receiving the congratulations Of
| a host OF friends Mr.. and Mrs. Waddell
| We're driven to the station, where they
| boarded the vestibule train for Washing
ton and New York. After the bridal tour
| they will reside in Holyolle Mass. Among
| the guests from a distance who attended
the nuptiaIs, were Miss Lille NNaddell,
| Of charlottesville. mother of the groom
Mr.. Donald Waddell, brother of the groom.
and professor j. H. Whitmore, of Abe
| marie,
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SHOWED "WHlTE FEATHER"
No NIovemcnt Against Mad Mullnh

No Movemcnt Against Mad Mullnh
Until Reinforcenents Are Had.
ALDEN, ARABIA, October 3O-Colonel
Swayne, the British commander in Somali-
land, has reached Berbera in safety. His
wounded are doing well. No further move
ment of the British troops against the
Mad NIul!ah will be undertaken until a
large force is collected. which will be
about two months hence. There Is no
doubt that Sonlaliland levles showed the
white feather III the recent fighting with
tho Mnllah's followers
Colonel Conbs Is q II command at Bo-
hottie, Soma Hand. where tile guns have
arrived The garrison there is not tI,raaa S s
ered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
IT WAS ALL SO ENGLISH.
Boy rs Dull and Slow as Rich
y,.ouj Product.

Johnnie Buli'' held the stage for two
and half brief hours at The Academy
last night He came across the big. pond
TO visit his american cousins with the
Messenger Boy and a coterie of pretty
maidens. IT was all SO reminiscently
English, so deucedly, hlawstedly English,
Oily and the Strand. There was a de-
cided dash of Coclsney, with enough aban-
don TO suggest the dear old Lunnon ais.
OF course ] refer 70 The MESSENGER
Bow" an Anglicized musical comedy.
lsobbies.'' ard It's noise. For this boy
was irrepressihie, loud and boisterous. He
handed out English jokes polntlesS: o.
course or else how could they be Eng
fish? He sang English ditties. some tune
ful. some utterly devoid of any sugges-
ton of music. He walked English;
danced English but whenever he wanted
to get laugh he reverted to plain
United States, with decided broadway
HUMoR WAS INTERPoLATEp:
Sad as is the commentary upon British
humor. it is nevertheless, true that d.
minutive Frank Deshon. who. by The
way. is a Richmond fayorite;, had to IN
order TO get q Utter. And just to think
that it took the cola borated work of six
Englishmen to complete the book, lyrics,
and music Of this inane comedy
Yet some of the music was catchy ana
suggestive OF the London gayety, notably
a waltz song in the first act, PansS,
'Maisie'' and They Are All 1Ate'
Pott'' The latter number seemed to es-
pecially catch the fancy of the audience.
With these exceptions. the score was
faulty and the book dismal Joan CarNil
and lionel Monckton exported good stun
when they sent over The Runaway Glri.
Perhaps she ran away because she was
too bright and breezy for the British
hut when they shipped '.The Messenger
Boy they sent ballast. and ballast or
'''s - PRETTiLY. STAGED.
The musical conceir was prettiy SET;
however. and the stage pictures helped
along wonderful. In verify, Messenger
Boy you We're as slow and dull as most
of the lads we adorn with badges and
buttons on this side OF the Atlantic. Get
thee hence.
The ensagemcE: Of Arizona, an
nounced for The Academy tonight ana
tomorrow. matinee and night, will doubt
less afford the patrons of this theatre
considerable satisfaction. Mr.. Thomas
| exceiiensk EiaY has repeated its wonasr-
full original success in New York in an
| other record. breaking run OF four months,
and at last st goes en- tour OF tho PR ~
| c;ral Eastern cities. Anything which
comes from the pen OF the talsntAi EhE-
thor of 2 Ala baInats =. and In 1tz.fa-o.
sassas and Is sccordsd friendly End
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
EDUCATORS MARRY,
Wedding OF E. II. Coulter and Miss
EIya heedicl

ROANOKE, VA, october S0-(Special.)
President Ebert NJ. Coulter, of the Ma
tional Business College. and Miss Elva
Keedick, principal of the shorthand de-
partment of the institution, We're married
last evening at the residence of Rev.
Thomas j. Shipman They left on the
night train for Chicago
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Married in charlottesville.

S CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, October 50.
tSpecial)-Mr. ]. w. Rolley. of Norfolk.
and Miss Lucy McAllister were married
this evening in the Methodist church. the
Rev. w. A. Edwards performing the cere-
incny. The maid of honor was Miss FAN
ME N. N1cAllister, sister of the bride. and
the bridesmaid Miss May Hall. The best
man was Mr.. Chatham NIcAllister, of
Richmond Following were the ushers:
Mr.. Kent <Landes Of the University OF
Virginia, and Mr.. Melvin sandrl~ge OF
Clifton Forge
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Harrisonburg Milling Company.

HARRIsONBURG. Va. October So
Especial )-vvilliam F: and j. d. Manor
to-day purchaser a one-third interest III
the HarrisonburS Milling Company, one
of the largest milling concerns IN the
Shenandoah Valley. The local manage
ment will remain in charge OF John q.
Yancey, a member of the old firm. VIII
liam F, Manor, who is located at Raleigh.
\. c.. will be in Charge of the sales de-
pa rtment in southern territory.
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Blankets and
80. Comforto

Are Comforts = in name opI,
unless t ely are good-sized and
we'll made
We believe these items below
fulfill both these Requirements
Sanitary Silver GRAY Blankets
soft. fleecy nap. size 60xSo inches
with blue. pink, and red borders
1888.
All-Wool Scar'et Blanket, 6ox
so inches, all pure wool warp and
filling, $3.50.
Pure Illuminated Cotton Com
forts, covered With the best qual.
itv French sateen, 72x7S inches
81 So.
Well made .Laminated Cotton
omforts, silkoline covered and
figured both sides, s1.4S.
ILL all pure, tleecy White Wool
Blankets-this IS high GRADE
Blanket and fine enough for a
kings bed, $500
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The Hermitage Golf club.

The annual meeting of the Hermitage
Golf Club will take place at the c.uo-
house on Saturday, when the election OF
the board of directors and othcers VIZ
take place. On the same afternoon the
hrst rounds of the first fall tournament
will also come off.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31

The popular favorites Of this city, the
Biiou Musical Comedy Company, CONES
to the Bijou again next week with one
of their greatest laughing successes, "A
Stranger in a Strange Land by the au-
thors of the piece which is playing TINS
week With new music throughout, ana
with all the old favorites in the COM
pany, it is expected to crowd the house
at every performance. Only the usual
nlatinces will be given.
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Gravel Hill Mates.

GRAVEL HILL. VA. October 5o.-(spe-
cial.)-Rev. Mr. Lemon and his wife were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Chandler
on yesterday.
Mrs. L. z. Williams and children have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ". 5.
ENGLAND
Miss Senger. Of Ore Bank. is teaching
school at Buckingham church this SEES
sion, There is no school near this place
this wear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
GRATEFUL FooTBALL1sTs.
North Caro.inians Thank the V. P.
Boys-"Joe Ware7s'' Appointments.

BLACKsBURC;. VA. October 2e.-(spe
corded the North Carolina Agricultural
and Mechanical College football team by
their opponents in Their game with ST.
Adams at Roanoke last week, it is very
gratifying to the faculty and student
tute to receive the following letter from
the commandment of the North Carolina
College:
"The President Virginia Polytechnic IN
Dear sir.-On the return home OF our
football team they informed me of the
generous treatment they received at the
hands of yourself and your cadets. They
are enthusiastic over their reception. ana
desired me to convey their thanks to you.
and through you. 70 the student body.
to my boys, and I assure you we will he
glad TO meet your men next year. when
we will try to make their visit as plea
SAINT a s ours was.
want. f. E. PHELPS.
Captain United States Army. Chairman
Athletic Committee
The Virginia Polytechnic Institute ca
diets appreciate this generous praise very
much and the North Carolina AgricuI-
tural and Mechanical College teams will
| always be heartily welcomed at Blacks
burg.
Cedet-Lieutenant j E. Ware has re-
ceived his appointment as second lieu
tenant in the United States regular army.
regiment this week. The army is to be
congratulated, in the opinion OF the rir-
| GINA Polytechnic cadets. at any rate.
general will find joe Ware hard to re-
| place.
| TIE number of marriculates has al
ready passed the SO prophecied. and Is
| now 500 The total number for the year
will undoubtedly exceed 600. DR.. AlcBryde
| has received most gratifying letter
from Professor S. G. Mitchell Of Rich
mond College. complimenting him on tue
/ growth of the institute and praising the
/ school very highly. Professor Mitchell
PAD vlssl 10 6 ;,,nrd r,efentis and
| eral excellence of the college.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31

for severa. days at his home on Nortn
street 7.4a Who
The remains of Miss Lola button, w, viz
ded ct Bristol, were brought " W u
Retreat for inteTnent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
Welded In Loudoun

LEEsBURG, a. October 81. ESPECIALLY
Mr.. George DuyA Il. and Miss Aaslal Crow
Hay, o. shingion. were married Iri Leea.
burg On Wednesday. ReYs 81 a. Fsrsuson
tofictatinH -
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Pecu[iaf.
7 O Itself

In what it and whatit does-con-
tanning the best blood-purifyfng,
Alternative and tonic substances and
effecting the most radical and per-
manent cures of all humors and all
eruptions, relieving weak, tired,
languid feelings, and building UP
the whole SYSTEMS true only of
Hoods jarsapuril{a
No other medicine acts like it:
no other medicine has done so
much real, substantial good, no
other medicine has restored health
5nd strength at SO little cost.
] wa. troubled with scrofula and came
lear tosigs my eyesight. For four months I
souid not ses to do anything After taking
Two bottles of Hoods ssrssparilla could see
30 walk. and when I had taken eight bottles I
5ouid see as well as ever srslE A. HA1Ks.
sos, Withers. u. C.
HOODS SarsaparllIa promises to
cure and keeps the prolnIses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31

Revise the Tariff cp Not Down.
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helpless beings by means of barbaric tor
lures. he will be IN a position 20 cite as a
defence AND justification of such despotic
lorrors. ard as precedents. certain things
NEW YORK. October So.--Mr Carl
sci1urz. speaking TO a representative Of
he New York Stats zcituns III regard to
The importance of the coming election. e2-
pressed his views, which are printed be-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31

what do you think of the opinion oe
suoY, Democrat as Senator Morgan, OF
Alabama. who believes It would be better
IL the Democrats did not control the
lower House of Congress. because under
the present circumstances they could only
act the art OF obstructionists?'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
NEED A STRONG OPPOSITION.
snosPERIT1. Us SPITE OF TARIFF

The system Ha. Eos.crea corrup-
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ttep and Social Decentralization
which would Have Been Spared
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+, Under Policy of Natural Dc
vciopnent Republicans "oui'
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WeI as TIC mluule
aged and young, with
out any harmfulafte
effects, or the least
injury to the most
IL:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-28
CAUGHT AT CREWE.
Mr.. Moore to Wed petersburg
I,5x-Other Personal Notes.
Secretary

Mr. Moore to Wed Petersburg
Lady-Otber Personal Notes.
CREWE. VA. October 21.-(Special.)-
The Norfolk and Western Railway Com
many are having a new coal shute built,
and are contemplating building very
fine residence for the superintendent
Miss Eva Kali, of Petersburg, IS visit
inE friends in Crewe.
MI. Winston Laneave, who was very
painfully hurt in the wreck near wei
vile last week, is thought to be lmproV-
ing. -, -.
tyre for us again Tuesday night, IN the
Young Mems Christian Association han.
The engagement of Miss Loula hall'
of petersburg, and Mr.. William j. Moore
of this city, has been announced. nc
marriage will take place on the l2th.
Mics Fannie Bethel and MISS Pearie
D.,,;e will visit friends in Roanoke thls
week. 1rr;or
A Woman's Christian Temperance Onlo 9
-oc;a, will be held at the home Oh MIS- W.
e Davis next Thursday night.
Miss Annie Smith, OF Pulaski, IS 'isie-
a, the home of Mrs. 3. p. BeVllle.
Mrs ]. H. Hines spent MONDAY III / al III
vile. ,,,er az
Miss Pauline Goolsby, who has oeen al
.ar5iny school at Blackstone. spent sun
Adv and Monday at her home IN thls
place. ~ nrorress
:, +ha Methodist church for the last Two
reeks. closed last night. 1t is hoped taa'
Great deal of good was done.