The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-17
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WILL A1sfhND LAUNCHING. . IS
Senator Martin, Who i,atne mere last
night, left this Afternoon, for Richmond.
Hc Will 50 to Newport News Saturday
to attend the launching Of the battleshlp
1Vost Virginia. AS
Judge %. u. payson, who represents
the shipbulldlng colnpany'in this city, ir,..
vited the Senator to go down on the
steamer Newport News, which will car
~ a largo pnrty from the Navy Departs
1netrt morrow night, but Senator Mar
TIN said he preferred to walt III Rich
,nond for Che Launching instead ot wait.
Ing In Washington. 81 H
II Ike to stay In Rlchinondl VII ether
have business there yor not" he said,
"htt when / am through work III wash
ington want TO Leave. S33 "a
Senator Martin was attending to some
matters for his constituents Mt govern
nent departments, and Mr.. Swanson was
also looking after some Fifth District
business. 3 5stf
Senator Martin has appointed Henry
Taylor, Of Richmond son OF the well-l
known Ia wyer. Mr., Henry Taylor, Jr,' q
cadet ut West Point with Taylor Smith
Of Trederi cksburge alternate. These young
men were first and second alternates.
respectively, to the nppointoe OF Mr..
Martins last year. As each stood tho
mental examination then, Mother will
have more than the physical cxamnn-
ton now. & E & 5s 81.
Mr.. Swanson had reappolnted Edwin
NJ. Watson to Annapolis from the Fifth
District. Young Watson failed and Mr.
Swanson wants him given another trial.
Mr.. Flood disappointed to Annapolis
from the Tenth District, Hugh D. Coyner,,
Of Augusta county.
Although IT does not come from MY
Mc1lwaineg himself, III have received to-
day, thorough confirmation of my doubt
Of the correctness Of the story which I
wrote yesterday toG4 the effect that he,
would be a candidae for tho United
States Senate against Senator Martin.
The story impressed me because 1t CAME
from gentleman who Is usually 50 well
informed. The people OF Petersburg ana
Dinwiddie will keep Mr.. Mc1lwaine IN
the State Senate as long as no cares TO
retain his seat, but he will hardly aspire
to any other Office. "
.s a LICENSED HIMSELF,
Michael A. II Clancy. the venerable as
sistant clerk Inv the marriage Office OF the
Supreme Court OF the District OF Co
slumbia. and who has Issued Licenses 70
marry to hundreds, probably thousands,
of Virginia couples, contracted the mar
riage feverbduring the stay of Mrs. Gllls
excurslonfsts in8the city last week, when
a dozen Of them decided to live III double
blessedness. SO yesterday the old gentle-
man. who was born In ireland. seventy
three years ago. applied to himselt Tor a
license to wed Miss Myra Andrews, ageu
thirty light Ss The application, ntter aue
consideration, was granted ana to-ua y.
Mr., Clancy Is being congratulated py
everybody who comes into his oftice. MS
Is his second venture upon the tickle sea
of MA trimony. 3
POSTAL NEWS. .5aI5.
The appointment Of the following rural
free delivery carriers and alternates mas
been announced by the First Assistant
Postmaster General: =,
Virginia-swansonvil William q.
REYNOLDS, carrier: Richard Venable SUD 2
stitute. Bedford City: Lafayettte -
Overstreet carrier; Charles =: over
street, substitute; John D. keeler, ~,
carrier; John D. Keeler, sr., sur titut (,
Daniel B. Robertson. carrier; Robert y.
Robertson. substitute; John w Mus
grove carrier; Thomas g. Musgrove'
suhst,t,,te: John d. Teass, carrier; r.
Parker Walker, substitute; William y
Walker, carrier; Harry Walker, substi-
tute. lS -,
North Carolina-Reidsvlle: J. VIII
Grafton. carrief James Y. Waynlck, sub
st,tute: James r. Grogan, carrier; VII
liam Laster substituted; James s. Fas'
chall, carrier; Edo Paschall, substitute itl1
High Point: John r. Brown, carrier; J
G. Barber, substitute. Chadbourn: James
A. Allen, carrier; Henry A.. Allen, sub
stitute. EEL
wERD MARRIED.
Mr.. o. Carpenter Price, OF Richmond
and Miss Helen L. Ingram. OF Louisville
KY, we're united In marriage here TO-
day by Rev. George F. Dudley.
Miss Ella Karn and Mr.. Percy Gwynn
both OF Culpeper. came to washington
this morning and were married
Mr.. w. W. Robertson. Of Richmond
and bride, who were married there yes
terday. are at the Metropolitan. where
they will remain some days before re- re-
turning homo.
Miss Kitty Maddux. daughter OF Col
onel F. W, Maddux. OF Marshall, Eau
ouier county has returned home after
prolonged visit to New York.
To REGIN &SHOPTI1Y ~