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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-25
The Passing Throng.

MAJOR SPENCER HurcAfNs. chair.
man OF the BAH committee nud the aavsr.
Using committee for the coming c.rn,xs,
s MN asked last evening by POST rehorter
wv matters connected With the entertain.
'uent were Progressing. remarked: even.
wing 70 The unprecedented success OF t,e
ARRIVAL last year, and the fact that money
r ii2usi IN Is very easy this year. the asso.
tho Stung along swimmingiy VITA
M, ny plehafations for this wears fesfivit, 90
= nv merchants see that for the town j. IL
a. -15Hes making institution hence are uot
s,,nd sly anout subscribing to the exnense
~ ~, tue railroads. have long recognised "A
80 srong drawing card. ana viii od,.or
~. and assist IL this wear more creSt,y
t ,Hs ever before. and everybody IN Hons.
~. WI SEEMS trying 10 put shouider ia tho
eapse ~ az effort g push along the good
sSu we are going 10 have nstter
SHOW than ever, his wear. and tw,ce e'' ss
's peopie VIII he here TO take Il IN.
~
ViNsoN Virgins. attorney NJ law
anu broker IN Texas oil and real estate. OF
"oshington. u, C., Is In Houston stonn,ng
OF the Rice He has come 10 rovos - 49,
~ certain propositions in regard 70 t,n,,s
ana has made short trin w. ,, iaues
SFsntS. He is much pleased with mo an
,nVk ana Is particularly impressed with M
Rro lat eae crop which Is now being cut m
srssS a ana Fort Bend counties. he wul
'pshp several days in the city.
~
l. HuRLBuRr Of Waco, Mo. one or
.ne southern paclnc's real estate and imm,.
srauon agents, arrived in the city thurs
pay nlent in advance Of the homeseekers
excursion lie says that Texas is rapldly
i'hng up with most desirable class Of
nm IN. grants from the West ana Marriages.,
SM,hIo, when they first enter tho state arc
oreq WIN wonder at our hcundless undeyel.
49,
GERALD BATES. a prominent youpe
laNSer 81 Jasper arrived in the city yester-
Day ana left last night for pe.rp,or+ ~.
Bates moved from Brazoria comfy r. ~
psr ABOUT three years since, and Is now ono |
Of It's leading citizens. - ~" oHe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-25
RepublIoan Meetino.

There win be big republican rally and
speaking tonight in the Fourth ward at
the United Brotherhood Of Friendship hail.
Prominent speakers from different parts
Of the state viii be present to espouse the
cause Of Hon. George w Burkitt and other
nominees of the State, district and county
republican tickets. Among the speakers
are Hon F. b. Stanley. Fort Worth: Jo
seph W Quincy. Galveston; g. Z. heppe,
La Porte and Mr.. z. P. Bujac Of this city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-25
Board Of Public Works.

The board of public works met last night
in Mayor Holt's office and continued their
inspection Of the plans and specifications OF
the market house and the new engine
house proposed for the sixth ward Messrs
Bering, Cade and Pilot Of the board were
present, together with City Secretary Bry-
an and City Engineer Dormant
The board is still far from the end of
the task imposed upon them and several
more meetings will be necessary before
ANYTHING can be accomplished.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-25
ImmlaratIon Anents Mo-.

The land and immigration agents OF the
Southern Pacific railroad will hold their
second annual congress today In this city
at the Auditorium. The FIST session will
be held 1T 10 o'clock this morning. the
second at this Afternoon, while at the last
session at o'clock this evening Hon Nor
the resources and conditions Of Texas. tie
lecture to be illustrated by stereoptic1n
view; The public is cordially Invited to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-25
MeetInn Of Malds Of Hnnnr

The following young ladies, who are to be
maids Of honor at the No-Tsu-oh ball, VIII
meet at the residence Of Mrs. t. h. Frank
lin this morning; Misses Laura franklin
Jean Cannon, Nelly Lee Blanche Mood
Nanny Bolts Claire Robinson, Emily Scott
Rowene Masterson, Chaillle Jones' Bessie
Clark, Marguerite White, Mary McAshan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-25
TOOK A LOOK AT HoIsroM

sheouussn Representatives Were
gs.r. FONTS of Interest in City.
" ma : SsIsge A. Won inertia, r. V. LIE
sss,s.. :, = 1rotter OF Washington ID
,.- ttr,sssntins respectively the treasury
po.,as s me department. Of justice and
ssiyr NC. department, were taken FOR
cos,..uout tho city yesterday morning
W b cSI ieyn.,b all, Postmaster Strong,
- --e visitors expressed Themselves
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-25
So eLowgRs MApE A AAuL.

Got Two Thousand Dollars Worth OF
Jewelry at Fort Worth.
Fort Worth, Texas, October ~ between
and o'clock this morning robbers broke
into the wholesale liquor house Of Casey
Swasey and blew open large safe. wreck.
ing It completely. Jewelry dlamonda,
rings, etc. belonging 10 employees, valued
we're unable 10 get into the steel money
chest, where the company and warehouse
receipts were kept The safe was vElued
AZ $500 and is rendered practically valne.
less. The officers are searching for a clew.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-25
Touehed for Elftv poIlars.

Two smooth plckpockets touched visitor
for $50 at the Grand Central depot last
night.
The gentleman was struggling up the
steps of a Southern Pacific coach with both
hands loaded with grips. Just as he reached
the doorway one Of the footpads care,essly
blocked his way while the confederate ex-
tracted his purse.
The loss was reported To the police, but
the two crooks could not be located.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-25
Found . Rahv.

After the matinee performance OF the
wind West yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. {. W..
BANNED of IVA Louisiana street. found a
l4-months-oId infant, which had become
separated from its nurse or mother during
the crush on the grounds and, upon the
advice of Deputy Chief Howard ~ the
notice to whom they reported their nnd,
took IL to their home to await the appear
ance OF a claimant.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-25
Party Of lIIlnoisans.

W. L. Pritchsrd and wige. James Cow
den. clesse Fowler. p. ]. Hess. C. B.
Hess. Arthur Hess. R. D. Cline. J. n.
Costello. Miss Mary Costello Miss Anna
Costello. W. /. Harris and G. A. Cation
for1n a party from Offaus m, who came
in on tie Southern Pacific excursion and
are sightseeing and investigating Texas
landa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-25

ns highly pleased With ts.u.
~ tIIusn impressed with the fntvr, ~ M we.e
AZ CITY 30 favorobly located 'u''-
tle,, as stated In yesterdays Post tbaso o..
tione ana AZ ne5e simply to report on condi-
~ oan M, but occupying close reietla,
e S Sct N9d0nal goyernment their vlsit u
" benea 10, oe productive Of results high,
s sit1v aexelopment They viii remain tl n tba
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-25
wnosr max Anr vow,

Ayfon y, hlees clover COMEDY com.
farce, hWhose Baby are You" Cor matinee
today and tonight Tbis Il said 70 be the
eleveresf farce In point Of constructors and
humorous merit thai has been written In
several Tearp II II considered 70 DO the
greetsss lEggtlES sEeesIs Of ths present
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-25

Orange, Texas. October 2A-rhe commit.
tea who had the matter IN charge Of secnr.
ing the boHin fer ihe proposed cotton saiil
az this place tqdAs Fep0Ttsd 70 Mayor
Ldna thar hftef Investigation they deefasd
g iEpsAss.eesle ses Orange 20 aeaept ths |
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-25
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR CONGRESS-
FOR STATE snNATE-
FOR REPREsESTATYiVSSEg .no
Geo. b. Grggs
49,, Rockwell Hoskins.
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE
FOR COUNTY. JupGE-
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
FOR DISTRICT CLERK
FOR COUNTY CLERK
I'D r. Dunrce
FOR CRIMINAL. DISTRICT ATTORNEY
FOR TAX cor'IEcroR
FOR supR1FSEeo' L Glass.
ron couNr4 A 81 EARsSEson.
FOR couN 4 4 rR \ s1qEslfer
John Farmer.
FOR COUNTY SCHOOL SUPT,-
FOR COUNTY suRvE9US1R.-
William Brndhurn
fph COUNTY CoMMlSR, Prec, No. a.
FOR COUNTY COMMtS'B, Prec. No. 81
49,. - r. Z. Dunks
FOR COUNTY CoMMIs'R. Prec. No. s.
Carl Hiidcbrand
FOR COUNTY COAINIS'R. Pree No. 49,
FOR JUSTICE i oF pE zSei prcc. No. -
J. &, Matthews.
y y. Marmion
FOR JUSTICE or PEACE. Proc. No. .
NJ r. Bell
]. b. ldlobrook
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE, Prec. No. So
Chns. A. Tomnson.
fOR JUSTICE or PEACE Prec No A..
II. s. Charplot
FOR JUSTICE or PEACE prec. No. -
Thog. Povotaux.
FOR JUSTICE or pEACl0. ipree No A.
Nj. Mcdonald
FOR CONSTABLE. Prec. No l.
FOR CONSTABLE, Prec. No. g.
Herman ImAoff.
FOR CONSTABLE. Prec. No. s.
], j. nlRske
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proposition, and suggested as a counter
proposition that the citizens donate "A gIte.
= bonus Of $1,000 and subscribe for 5000
IN stock II this proposition Is acceptable
70 the promoters The mill may no located
here, otherwise 1t win be. pissed up by
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-25
pIrsotors 81 eusiness LEAGUE,

There VIII be cgiIed meeting Of the
board Of directors Of the Houston business
League at tAs league room At { o'clock this
afternoon. There IL business OF importance
70 be attended 60 AID fuiI meeting Is de-
sired.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-25

Go ana register You may regret II you
don't for you can't vote at all unless you
do, either for local officials, Tor state OF.
hcers or for congressman
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-25
NovEMENr oF OCEAN vgssgLs.
Especial to rhe post.l

Port Eads Arrived; Buckingham tBr3,
from Port Tampa; David (Am,), from
Ceiba; Nicaragua (Nor). from BueaeldA
Sailed; Steamship Hugin tNor1, for vern
Cruz via rampico Texas DAM, for copen.
hagen; Olympia tBrl, for Port IAmon.
ponta berrnrs. Passed; Dlnnalore atl.
from Galveston for Genoa.
New 1ort--Arrived l0i Vale from Gni-
weston. Cleared Port Deneson 03r0, for
galveston; sarmnttia Dan), FOR Calves
Isle OF Wight Passed: Cayo Romano
Cbr), from Galveston for London
Butt Of Lewis. Passed: Astronomer
lBrl, from Galveston for Liverpool
Portland BiH -Passod Jerseymoor Br1,
from Galveston for Antwerp.
Prnwie Point Passed; lord Ormonde
iHf0, from Galveston for Bremen
Bremen.--Arriyed. Manchester corDora.
ton tBr), from Galveston and Pensacola
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Go ana register. You may regret II YOU
don't, for you can't vote at all unless you
do. either for local officials, FOR STATE OF
beers or for congressman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
RUSHING WORK ON
THE new CITY JAIL
lime Limit Expired, but Judge
Witt Took No Action.
CONTRACTORS ARE HUSTL,NG
Not Probable that Judge of Hastings
Court viii Pass judgment if Pre-
sen: Expedition is Maintained.
Had Desired ETec..

Notwithstanding that the ten days time
limit allowed by Judge Witt to the Stew
AT Iron Works in which t. complete the
new city jail expired yesterday. 10 action
was taken by the presiding officer OF the
HuStinEs Court. It is stated that no de-
cisive step will be taken by him for sew
cral days. unless it is again brought to
his attention that the work is being unnec-
essarily delayed. Assistant City Engineer
wilson under whose supervision the pris
on is being erected, stated yesterday at
ternoon that he entertained strong hopes
OF seeing the building completely finished
ind in use by the first of the year.
RUSHING WORK.
Since Judge Witt issued his order il, re-
gard to the new Jail ten days ago the
work has taken on new life, the contrac-
tncs apparently realizing for the first time
the Importance OF pushing the work on
-he building, the completion OF which has
teer delayed already for more than six
months. The manifest willingness OF the
Judge Of the Hastings Court has 10 doubt
Judge Witt. 1t has been shown to him
l.y Assistant City Engineer Wilson that
nothing is being overlooked in the effort
20 finish the prison. and he has, therefore.
decided that he will suspend judgment for
tIa time being at least.
The Assistant City Engineer said yester-
day afternoon that since the order had
been Issued by the Hastings Court work on
every feature of the jail had been renewed
with vigor. as a result Of which he felt
confident that the prison would be conl
pleted and ready for occupancy by the
first OF the year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
.C0HTEE1TEES WILL
WIN THEIR FIGHT
Argument Completed in the Nor
folk Contested Ei5c-
ton Case.

The argument in the contested election
case of Lambeth and Bibb KS. Whitehead
ana Wcodard, for seats in the House OF
Delegates from Norfolk city. was con-
Guided before the Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections last night at $50
o'clock, and the body adjourned at once
without taking vote. Another meeting
will be held on Tuesday at o'clock P.
NJ. when the vote viii be taken and the
report Formulated. From what can be
gathered. there will be but one report,
and that will be signed By all the mem
bers Of the committee.
Mr.. Pitcher. of counsel for the contes-
tees, did all the speaking for his side,
Mr.. Randolph. his associate, having been
called home by q pressing personal en-
gagement Mr.. James E. Heath, Ir., was
the last speaker. %c having closed for
the contestants. The argument Oh both
sides was able and conservative. and
there was but little cross-firing By coun-
sci.
Alr Whitehead made brief statement
before the committee, denying that ne
was a trump candidate, and declaring
that ne was regularly nominated.
The case has consumed eight hours in
argument and has been pending before
the committee since Tuesday afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
TWO FA.I0RiTES
were DEFEATED
John n. Gates Was Among the
Spectators al Crescent
City Races.
icy Associated Rress.l

NEW ORLEANS, La. December IL
Little Scout and Shoe Fly were me
beaten fayorites to-day. John Y. Gates
was among the spectators.
First race-tiye and a half fu,Iongs-
Tom Mayi,in Is to 81 first, Florestan G
to y second. John Carney eco to y third.
Time. l:l4.
Second race-selling. seven suriongs-If
You Dare {: to 5, first. Joe Lesser G2 to
y second. Doe Skin g 20 u third. Time.
1875.
Third race-one nile-Hanover Queen
% to u .-rst. Little Scout az to y sec
ond. Scotch Plaid Is to - third. Time.
:SS5 s3-5
Fourth race-six furlongs. handicap
Scorpio GS TO 22) first. Traverse 6 to u
second. W. ]. Deboe a to y third Time.
1919 %
Fifth race-se'line. mile and eighth
Jessie Jarboe IS TO 81 first, Prince Blazer
&c to - second. Guatama Il 20 y third.
Time 2:03 So.
Sixth race-six furlongs-NIiss Frank
Foster (20 to u first. .Aurie Is TO q sec
ond, S;oo Ely IS TO y third. Time. 1:22.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
NORFOLK'S HEALTH
Mr.. Whitehead Declares that Everything
He Said Was Correct

In discussing the aftermath of the re-
cent pest-hoUse fight in the lower branci.
OF the Legislature, Hon. John Whitehead,
the patron OF the bill, made the following
statement last night:
In reports Of my speech in the House
on the pest-house bill. / am quoted as
saying that there were one hundred per-
sons in the pest-house at Norfolk. l in
tended to say that 1 believed there were
nearly one hundred. AL of the other
statements made by me were correctly
reported. I notice in an afternoon paper
that some people In Norfolk are indig-
nant. am not at all astonished at this.
I will, however, say that the most horri-
Bile picture have ever seen OF the health
conditions OF my city was from the hand
Of Norfolk's Mayor, which I can and will
reproduce whenever the occasion requires
HIS letter absolutely justifies me-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
WARM DEBATE ON
THE LABOR BILL
rT7
sompers and Others Advocate
Eight-Hour Law.
Ex.SEC'Y HERBERT OPPOSES
curing the Discussion There Was Much
Said About Workingmce Holding
Up" Vessels in Order 10 Sc
cure Their Demands
Ex.sEc'Y HERBERT OPPOSES
ny Associated Press,

WASHINGTON. Dec. l2.-Thc Senate
Committee on Education and Labor TO-
Jay listened TO arguments for and
against the eight hour bill. James
o'Connell. president of The International
Association OF AIachinists. referred to
n statement made before the committee
yesterday by ]. l.. Null, assistant man
nser at Cramps s.sipyard at Phfiadel-
psia, to the effect that members OF the
international Association of Machintsts
had tried TO destroy the machinery Of
the bettleship Alabama. and the trans
port Thomas. While they were under
going repairs IN the Cramps yard.
Mr.. o'Connell said that nothing OF
the kind had ever been brought 10 his
attention and he did not ho-.ere that 1t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
Interesting Arnounc cement.

tSi,c:a, Dispatch TO The Tin .s}
LESTOR MANOR, VA. Dec. 12.-Mr.
and Mrs. James lACnistead Robins have
issued Invitations To the marriage Of
their daughter, Laura Urine Robins to
Or. Philip Gibson Gary. The marriage
VIII take place at Lester Manor Church
on Tuesday. December 23d. at 4:2o ?. NJ.
The bridal party will ilnneda1ely retire
20 Mount Pleasant, The home OF the
brides parents. whore there VIII be 4
reception.
DR.. Gary is graduate of the Univer-
sity College OF Medicine. Richmond, and
is a rising young physician, having an
extensive practice in this county and
the county OF King and Queen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
WILL ELECT them
BY The PEOPLE
Commissioners Fight is Practi-
caI'y Settled.
THE HOUSE MAY VOTE TO-DAY
May Adjourn Next. Saturday for Christ
nas-Mr. Whitehead Stands by His
Acknowledgement Fence
Law for Entire State
THE HOUSE MAY VOTE TO-DAY

There has been small revolution In tho
Legislature on tho question of the mode
Of selecting commissioners of the revenue,
and it Is pretty well conceded on all hands
now that the popular election plan will
prevail.
Had the vote been taken ten days ago
the plan for appointment by the circuit
courts would have been chosen. but
strong forces have been at work on tho
side OF popular choice. and the battle has
Seen won in both houses, according to
good Judges. If elected by the people the
new Constitution says these officers shall
be ineligible for a second term. but If
appointed there Is no limit placed upon
theil tenure. The House now has the
matter under discussion. and will likely
vote to-day or Monday. Meanwhile the
Senate Committee will make its report
some time next week. Whatever it shall
be, it IS said that the popular election idea
will prevail.
hon w r. Allen. OF Botetourt. is the
p1tron of the bill in the House, and he
and Messrs. Settle. of RapDahannock, and
Gordon. OF Henrico, are among those who
arc acting for the measure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
GENERAL FENCE Law
One Making Every Mans Line a Law
FL Fence,

A rural fence law is now before the Ag
ricultural Committee of the House, which
proposes to apply to the entire State
alike It viii make every mans line his
fence. and It VIII be IL effect general
no fence law. 1t was offered by 3Ir.
Leake, of Goochland. and will likely pass.
The committee met last night and after
naming a subcommittee to perfect the
measure adjourned to meet on Monday,
next, when the report OF the subconmit-
tee will be received
Already number of counties have the
no fence law. and this bill vii s!ve it to
all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
OBITUARY..
Funeral Of Mr.. Sc!1luater.

The funeral Of Mr.. Anthony r. Sctllue-
ter took place yesterday morning at 9
clock from St. Marys German Catho
lie Church. The service was conducted
by Rev. Father Edward. Mr.. Scillue-
teT's death occurred Wednesday al his
:.cnie. no. 706 North First Street. The
cause of his death WIS paralysis. which
Is said to have been the result of q Slight
lick he sustained on the head 2. few
weeks ago The blow broke one Of ths
snail! blood vessels OF the head, causing
clot to form on the brain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
Piitsyivania Marriages,

Especial Dispatch to The 'Times1
CHATHAM. VA. Dec. 12.-tAIr. Wiley
Watson and Miss Hattie G. Walker
were married on Tuesday night at the
brides home, rear Pu!lens. The bri3al
party then repaired to the groom 5
home, where a reception and ball was
given in their honor.
"Wednesday, near Peytonsburg, Miss
Mary Z. Bcttertou and Mr.. D. J. Nc
Daniel We're married, Rev. Chtswell
Dabney, Of this place, performing the
ceremony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
SUMMARY OF TO-DAY'5 NEWS
FORECAST.

Forecast for Saturday and Sunday:
Rain in south: rain or snow In north po.-
ton Saturday: fresh to brisk northeast
winds on the coast. Sunday proba bly,
.air, with colder in south portion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
Serator LpIa Misguided.

Senator Edward Lyle, OF Roanoke, has
been represented in Z report of his ar
Gument before the joint Committee on
Counties, Cities and Towns OF the Leg
1slatuTe i'll favor Of his bill for the APP
pointment Of commissioners OF revenues
rs saying that if commissioners were
chosen by the people lie feared some
Southwest counties might elect negroes.
Senator Lyle did not make this state
ment. He did not use the word negroes
iii his address. though It was injected into
it by another senator in reference to an
other section of the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, Blind. Bleeding and Protruding
Piles. No cure, no pay. All druggists
are authorized by the nanufa cturers of
PaZo Ointment to refund the money
where it fails to cure any case Of piles,
no matter of how long standing. Cures
ordinary cases in six days; the worst
cases in fourteen days. One application
gives ease and rest. Relieves itching
instantly. This is new discovery. anu
it is the only pile remedy sold on y pos
tive guarantee-no cure, no pay. Price.
so canta.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
POLITICAL BEES BUZZ!NC
Many are Swarm;ag Around the Legis'
aturc

Already there IS much talk in legis-
lative circles of higher honors for many
of the members Of the present body. and
it is said that some OF them are not
becoming offended at the suggestions
that are being made ON this line. Speaker
Ryan's friends want him to stand for
Governor, and those Of Hon Charles T.
Bland, Of Portsmouth. and S. S. Simmer
man, Of Wythe, are speaking OF their
names in connection with the second
place on the Democratic ticket in 1905.
Senators Sale. OF Norfolk. and Anderson.
of Richmond, arc being suggested as
good congressional timber for the Second
and Third Districts, respectively, and
other members in both branches are re-
ceiving tlatterng mention at the hands
OF their friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
Dlkenlan-Omens.
lsneciai Disna1ch 40 rha rin,

(sneciai Dispatch to The Times)
BERETEILLE. VA, December r.
Miss Lille II. Owens, daughter OF Mr. J.
N. Owens. was married to Mr.. James
Dake:nan, a We'll known young business
man CT this pace, on Wednesday. The
cernlony was performed by Rev. William
Melville pastor Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, South, and was witnessed by
only near friends and relatives Of the
couple
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
Tompk!ns-Hubbeil


Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
JTNCHBURG. VA, December 12.--Miss
Beulah Hubbell and Mr. George Tomp-
llins We're married on yesterday at the
residence OF the bride near Concord. the
ceremony being performed by Rev. NJ. S.
Elliott, of the Methodist Church. Mr..
Tomplsins IS from Chester. Pa His
bride is daughter of Mrs. Annie Hub
bell, OF Campbell county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
/ ylsr-HCIt.

Special Dispatch to The Times.)
RUFI4 VA. December IA beau
tiful and fashionable wedding was cele-
brated in E,non Church Wednesday af-
ternoon at c o clock when Miss Mary Z.
Holt. daughter of Mr.. James Holt, be-
came the bride OF Mr.. VIM. y. Tyler, a
prominent farmer OF this place.
after the ceremony an elegant supper
vas served.
The wedding OF Miss Ellen Southwark
and Mr.. Winston Tyler, is announced to
take place At Enon Church, December
18th, at 2. Il.