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PROTEST aga ST CANDIDATE

Chandler Claims IS only Legal re
publican NOM se For Governor.
Wilmington, ID :, Nov. DIR. Jo
seph Ii. Chandle candidate for gov
ernor of Delawar a the Regular Re
publican ticket. ed with the clerk
of the peace 2 Protest against the
name of Preston ca. the compromise
candidate for ge ,rnor, being placed
on the official bs vt as the candidate
for governor on , Republican ticket.
Dr. Chandler wa nominated by the
Regular Republi' rs. The Union Re
publican candida for governor with
drew, but DIR. Oh Idler refused to get
off the ticket
In the protes DR.. Chandler states
that he was no. ated at the Republi-
can convention I'D in Dover, as pre-
scribed by law ald that therefore he
is the only legal candidate for gov
ernor on the Republican ticket.
"In case Mr.. Lea Is elected" DR..
Chandler said in an interview, I'VE
will take the matter to court and pro-
test his election on the ground that
the election wa, egal, as he was not
the legal candid te-"
Takahira Rallies From Sinking Spell.
New York, Nov. 2.-Last night it
was said that japanese Minister Taxa
hira, who was operated on for appen-
dicitis, had sill ht sinking spell. but
that he responded almost Immediately
tc stimulants and recovered his former
strength in a few minutes. It was
stated that the sinking spell did not
mean that the patient was any worse.
Today his condition was said to be
better than it was yesterday.
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his residence, revolver In hand, the
crowd left, and. hinking to prevent
their return, he fired in the opposite
direction. Unknown 10 Wilcox, mum
Der of children ware approaching, and
the bullet struck the Darling boy.
Wilcox carried tue body of the dead
boy to his housesasac notified the POI
lice. who took him iuto custody
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05
SHOT HALLOWEEN MERRYMAKER
Fired to Brighten Tormenters and
Killed Boy.

Westfield, N. j., Nov. shooting
to brighten Halloween merrymakers,
bullet fired by Harold M. Wilcox,
well-known citizen, struck John Bar
ling, aged IA, in the mouth. He stag
gered across the street and dropped
dead. party OF youths had been an
noying Wilcox When he went out OF
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05

IDLEsEss and laziness is an abomina-
tion. Teach your children to avoid
both. A shiftless, good-for. nothing
Negro is just as bad as shiftless, good
for. nothing white man. Both should
get off the face of the earth and lose
no time in doing it.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05

Con is not dead and his truths are
immutable. We shall see the dawn of
brighter and better day and if we do
not see it, our children will see it, and
that is some satisfaction during our life
time.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05

YES. all of this lynching. burning at
the stake and assassination of colored
people in the South is injuriRg that Sec
tion more than it INJURIES the Negro.
Still, when the South is injured, the
Negro is injured; but the white South
is injured most.
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TKUSTEE AU,n IN SALE

tue of deed OF trust dated. June Z. 1904, of
record in the clerks office of the Henrico Coun-
" Court. in deed book go A, page s0S, default
having been made in the payment of several of
the notes thereby secured, and being required
so TO do by the beneficiary, 1 will sell by auc-
ton upon the premises on Saturday, Novem-
Der ~, 1904, at O'Clock p. NJ. the property de-
SlgDated as lots os. %, 80 81 3D. SO situated in
Woodvllle, Henrico County, Va. Terms cash
Oct. 22, ST.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05

OUR people should by all means Guilt
vate pOliteness in their children. 1t
will TEND to give them meal of viz
uals many a time, when otherwise,
they would go with an empty stomach.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05

OoLoRED folks, buy land and engage
in business. Ii you fail, you will land
on the ground where you were before
and you can get up and try again.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05
SATURDAY -. NOVEMBER 5, 1904

CoLoRED men, we are making giant
strides in quiet, but effective way.
We should not lose hope. but press for
ward
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Not Appreciated.

my heart is llst." the milkmaid sang.
And the farmer said ''B'gosh.
/ reckon 'twcitldn't make folks weep
Eff you'd also lose yore voice"
Cincinnati Enquirer
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ON abe aoteI Veranda.

She-You in pel tinent man, OF course
/ won't let you Kiss me! I've only known
you an hour.
He-Well, how long must you know
me before / can kiss you?-Yonkers
Statesman.
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Explained.

Bard-Since they have appointed a
woman editor hat magazine so many
of my poems dua come back.
Friend-No; ! heard her say she used
them for curl papers.-Chicago Daily
News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05

OoLoRED folks never be discouraged,
live within your means, educate your
children and.your future will take care
Of itself
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GENERAL MARKETS

Philadelphia Flour firm; winter SUI
perfine, S3.75@s, Penna. roller, clear.
$3.50 $50; city mills, fancy, $4,000
SSS Rye Sur a rm en2 barrel red s
$113@1.131S. Corn steady; No. 2 yell
low, local, Ga q q65c. Oats firm; No.
white, clippe &c.; lower grades,
35c. Hay steaGy, No. 1 timothy, large
bales, s14.50@15. Pork firm; family.
Live poultry steady: hens, Pike: old
ROSTERS, S1hc. dressed poultry firm;
choice fowls, &c.; old ROSTERS. &c.
Butter steady; ,reamery, 26c. per ID.
Eggs steady; New York and Penna.
25c. per dozen. Potatoes firm; new,
Baltimore-Wneat weak; spot con-
tract, s112A a. i3; spot No. 2 red
western. S1143zH1.15; steamer No. 2
red, S1.O6% 01.C7S southern, by sample,
90c. OSLO; southern, on grade, S1.01@
Liz. Corn quiet, year, Bic; new south
yellow corn, 54d57c. Oats steady; No.
2 white, 34c.; No. 2 mixed, 33Q33Ac.
Rye easier; uptown No 2 western, 90c.
Hay firm: No. I timothy, Sl4@14.5O;
No. Glove nj xed. $12gI2.5o. Butter
firm; fanny INIT on l7@lSe:; fancy
Crane cream '2hS u fs fsss,4 ladle h-l 10
frns; per uozer. sscsS Cheese y. a:.6 =
large, los. Ole; medium, 11@1I1sc.;
small. 11911hc.
live Stock Markets.
Union Stock Yards. Pittsburg-Cattle
firm; choice. S5.S0@5.50; prime, S5@
$50; fair. s36ls.60. Hogs steady:
prime. heavy. s5.4065.50; mediums.
S5.3005.35; heavy Workers. $500
5.35; light do, S5.loG515; pigs, $500
95; roughs. $iqi75. Sheep steady;
prime wethers $4.25G4.50; common
sheep, S112; spring lambs. $4,000
Sos; veal calves S7m7.50.
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how Odd

The fellows who want to see life"
Have rather unusual sight.
1t seems they can see 1t by day
But only at night
philadelphia Press.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05

Miss Ghest-Oo you think that min
eral water is good for the health, Jonas
Jonas-Oh, vas, m. When some gem.
men fust comes heah. muffin don't sat,
isfy 'em, an al de end oh a week dey's
foreber tellin me to keep de change
Century Magazine.
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Post oncsu ar r.-,,-uoaa "a
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
DAUGHTERS
.COvFEDERACY'
Annual Convention Of the Vir-,
GINA Division iii Peters
Burg,
GIVEN A WARM WELCOME
Memorial Exercises Follow the
Business Meeting and Brilliant
Reception Given in Evening.

pET ipuSsIs + va. Oct %. The
tentl, annual convention OF she Virginia
Division. United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy. met here to-day with q large
number OF officers and delegates present
The hall OF the Young Mems Christian
Association is beautifully decorated in
Confederate colors and festoons Of RIB
bons. all blending with handsome dresses
In most attractive scene.
Miss Ruth Jennings, Of Lynchburg, pres
ident Of the organization. presided with
duo dignity and grace and after prayer
BY Rev. DR.. Starr, Mrs. VIM. Il. Mcken.
nay, president OF the Petersburg Clap
ter. welcomed the visiting ladies In an
admirable little address, to which Miss
Jennings appropriately responded. Mrs.
G. G. Elliott, Iof Norfolk. chairman OF
the Memorial Committee. conducted me-,
mortal exercises, during which eulogies
were read by Miss Jennings. Hiss Elvra
Jones' Of Roanoke; Mrs Yeatman, Of
Norfolk; Nlrs. James ~. Scott, OF Lynch
burg. and Mrs. Elliott, of Norfolk.
The memorial exercises closed with the
singing OF a hymn. v
Tho business otFthc convention then be-
gan with the, announcement Of the Com
mittee on Credent ials. which Is composed
Of Mrs. James a. Scott Mrs. Randolph.
OF Richmond. and Mrs. w. r. Mcken-
ney Mrs. w. Pryor Jones. Of Peters
burg. The secretary Of the organization
read the minutes Of The last convention
and reports OF State officers were read.
At the afternoon session. the creden-
| tlals Committee presented its report.
Tonight the Petersburg Chapter Is
giving a beautiful recention at the Pc
tersburg Club to the visiting officers and
delegates and the club parlors present
a beautiful scene Of fair womei, and
bravo men, 13j J:ti7g lEl 5 .I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
TAGGART rs HOPEFUL
Democratic Chairman Is With
Bryapin Indiana
5ttBs. Associated Press.

s5 by. sSoclatea Press. So;
3 HAMMOND. md. Oct. w lIiana q 81
Bryans tour OF Indiana ended here to-
night with two big meetings. Chairman
Thomas Tagsart Joined MIR Bryan5a q 4
nc gss8s
3 At two nj ectings u o-da " MI. Taggart
met some Of the state leaders. but made
.gart had al talk with Mr.. Bryan who has
spoken III West Virginia. Ohio and ms
sd.nfa.. and the political situation was dis
scussed. Chairman Taggarta said he was
exceed ngly hopeful for Democratic sue
cess TN indiana and Mr.. Bryan expressed
himsel as pleased with B the gu took In
Indiana MI. Tuggart said s1
towns Of Indiana that ] visited to-day
Fconv noes mo that Indiana is now In bet-s
ter condition POLITICALLY titan 1t has been
for the last fifteen years. Every indica-}
4 ton points to Democratic success in 5Indi-i
ana this fall. Indications are very favor
able in New York. New. Jersey, Connects
cut. Mary land and West Nirgt mia. :,
5f In his speech here, Mr. Bryan said sS
8'Judge Parker's election will: hasten
every reform, In which r am Interested
4 by removing from the arena Of politics.
i the questions which now divert public
from economic and Industrial
problems. President Roosevelt's election
Interested by keeping imperia ism and
kindred issues before the court and no
one can tell what new issues his warlke5
sp rlt may compel US to meet during the
next four years. "a 5ss 81,
"a victory for our national ticket Will
Will be- d victory for me as ELL because
II mada my canvass on In1peria ism four
Years ago and stood then " here "a TX r s;
stands no W. 33S s3SSSSSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
MANY VIRGINIA COUPLES
MED I'M WASHINGTON

(Srecial y to The Times Disfntch)
WASHINGTON D: G.. Oct 2e.-Ma r
ariage licenses were issued here today to
the. following couples
Danny Johns on. OF Alden, Va. and Lucy
Thomas, Il of Quan;ico; Va.
Turner NJ. Conner and Daisy q. Lay
4 cock, both of WOODBURY.. Va.
George L. Hummer, of Clarendon. Va.
ana Minnie NJ Stolp. Of this city.
HarryA. Miller of this city, and Lottie
Johnson. OF Ashland, Va.
Carroll c.. Husbands, of Charlo ttesville,
va, and Mary Slater, OF Ellerson, Va.
John Lnnford and Maggie p. Lynn.
both OF Prince William county, Va.
Joseph S. Ashford, Of this city. and
Ruby A.. Mitchell. OF Fairfax county, Va.
Joseph S. Kincs and Fannie 9. Gray
botl, or Fauquier county, Va.
William II. Webster, Of Catlett Va.
and Charlotte Tyler Of Brist ow, Va.
George Porter and Lille Rates. both
Of Prince William county, Va.
George r, Kidwell and Hattie a. A1er-
chant. both Of Sideburn. Va
Clifton Gill and Lula Narrower. both Of
Fairfax county, Va.
Walter B. Huffman OF Bridgewater.
Va, and Motto B, Landes. Of Fairview
Va. " Il
PHILADELPHIA. Octotcr &c. AT .o-3
days meeting OF the American Ra lway.
Assoc alton, C. H.. Aakert. Of tie Satth 4
ern Railway, was mad a member OF the.
Committee OH Nominations. II II
=
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
Mr.. ELLYSON TALKS
WITH DAVID B. HILL

Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson. chairman Of the
State Democratic Committee and member
of the National Democratic Committee,
has just returned from New York whero
he visited national Democratic head
quarters. Y Mr.. E1lyson states that he
talked with ex-senator David b. ELL and
Mr.. Perry Belmont and that both ex-s
pressed the strongest confidence that
Parker would carry New ORR. I heaes
gentlemen also stated. that the Demo-
cratic prospects Of carrying Indiana also
were unusually bright 5
Others who have had some opportunity
to famllarize themselves with conditions
In the doubtful States arc not 80 SAN
guine of Democratic victory In New
York. and even less hopeful Of carrying
Indiana. This distrust of Democratic
prospects IS chiefly attributable to tie
reported lack ofScampaign funds BY tie
Democrats, and the belief tnat the trusts
and large combination are contributing
! to the Republican campaign fund. Of
course, itsis possible that tho people; may
rise superior to tie campaign funds and
decide the, issue against them. jssa Il;
Ono gentleman who did not care to be
quoted by name stated that the trusts
were naturally supporting Roosevelt for
tho reason that they knew they need
expect no harm from the Republicans
and that If the Democrats .wol, theyss
would almost certainly proceed against
+ the trusts. IA 5si5 & 8g9!s n ss8
q The large odds being offered on r oose-
Volts election are having I he effect of
depressing Democratic hopes, and .pthose5
who have hopes OF a Dcnlocratic ePresi X
dent look for that result as the conse-s
squenee of what they lenoininate a land
slide, IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
HEARST AFTER
The RAILROADS
Proceedings Instituted against
Anthracite Carrying Roads
Are Now On.
lfBy Associated Press.)

d
NEW. YORK, October 26.-The pre-
sentation OF evidence by the defendant
companies In tho hearing on the conf
plant of William Randolph Hearst
against the anthracite coal carrying
roads. alleging COLLISION In charging eSr
cessva and eStortionate prices, was he
gun before the Interstate Commerce Conn
mission to-day. 3ys,
Counsel for the complainant read q
statement of the Lackawana Rallroad.
showing tho cost Of producing coal had
Increased 6A cents ton from what It
was In 1900 'und 1904. Mr., Sheal'n de-
clared then that the Increased cost 70
the consumer was 81 In that same period.
The profits, no said, In the total output
figured from these statements would
amount to $4,000 In four years to the
alleged "conspirat tors" H / r..
George Brownoll. of the Erie. objected
to the statement, claiming that i was
misleading and untrue. Iie declared that
tho figures quoted showed only the item
III increase for labor,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING.
Miss Thomas Becomes the Bride
Of Mr., lanes "A. Hulcher.

the Sacred Heart Catholic Church yesl
Sterd ay at 10 A. NJ, the con tracing parties
amelia asrf Agnes Thomas. Solemn high sih mass
was celebrated, Il and the bride and groom
received holy communion. Rev. Gather
julius. 9. s. 3, uncle Of the groom Il, Y a.
Patrick. @. s.. B., as deacon. and Rev.
Father Perrigas.s s,lb-deacoll, and Rev.
Father Leo Q. s. B.. as master Of cer-
were Rev. Father O'Rieley. Rev. Father
Massey and Rev. Father Albert, Q. s. 81;
Miss Agnes Bllley acted as bridesmaid:
and Thenas T. Hnehe 55 bs prds
wore a travelling suit Of brown broad,
carried brides roses. The bridesmaid
There, were eight ushers, Messrs, Alley
n!!ley Joe Gra sberger \, ho erge Hu''sher'
Geesse ssrphs W HaebeT Hu5 Sssn
ls is The re- church was beautifully
decorated with choice flowers and palms.
After the ceremony tho wedding party
a ss,umptuous banquet was Served,
Among the out-of-town guests We're
Rev. Father Julius, @ s. B., uncle 4, OF i, sie
g Scf e hf1st9M Sa ton ss9aef R sy
and Mrs. Frank ]. Hulcher. Of Ports
mouth. Val; NJ, p. Melon and George
Breene, of Knoxville, Tenn.
After the banquet the hridal party lett
on the go train. for Jacksonvtile, Tla.;
Savannah, Ga; Cincinnati Ohio; Ludlow,
Ky; Aurora, Ind, and Brlstow, Va;
The groom Is a very popular engineer
of The Richmond, Freder!clsshnrg and
Very cry PC, popular society ladv OF dam,
They wsS, tho recipients Of many hand
some presents, After their extensive bril-
lal tour they Will be at their new home,
No 203 Park Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
VIRGINIA PASTOR
W'EDS in ST. LOUIS

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 26.--Rev.
Joseph Ramsey Sewer. pastor of the
Third Presbyterian Church OF Lynchburs,
Va. was married tonight to Miss Edith
Rogers Lane, daughtor Of MIR. and Mrs.
James E. Lane. ut tho late residence In
this city. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Dr. William N1cKittrick of st.
Louis, assisted by Rev. Lynn Ross Of
Warsaw. Mo-, former classmntc OF MI.
Sewer.
white elk null over taftetn. wore q veil
and carried n shower bouquet OF white
roses and lilies ofithe valley. Miss Grace
I4angenberg was bridesmaid and Charles
Brown best man. After holding q re-
ception, the couple departed fol, the East.
stating that. they would be at home ut
Lynchburg after November 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
BOOTH-ZINNERMAN.
Elegant Wedding in st. Johns
Church in Buena Vista.

Especial to Tie Times Dispatch.) .5 Il
.EGENAaVISTA. Va, Oct. 2t,Ist. johns
ut $3.50 o'clock Of a beautiful weddhgi the
participants being Miss Louis Harris
Zimmerman, the ATTRACTIVE daughter /. q !
The wedding procession was formed by
the entrance Of the brides maids: e.lss
KID sssfss aee alis@RssR asa Brso
8Vas Miss Louis Douglas .lsrri.5
Ms,lep Ho1somD R9Sk h.som s1s :
ton, Va; Miss Flora Stuart Williams, AM.
5herst, Va; dressed y In white sslk -fnutl,
carrying yellow chlysant henlums goii; s
up the right aisle, and 4 he nshers: Mr.
W.. w. zimmerman, Bnena Visit; Va. Mr..
John Cole l3urrell, 1.ynchbl,rg. VA; DIR. ca
&C. Coleman, Buena Nista, Va; MI. Luther
Mills "a HaSis, NJ, No
5Herbut r.. Mills. Licking ton, Va; going UP.
the loft aisle ans, forming a hall. e.rciei
facing the audience. The maid Of homer,
bride, up the centre aisle, dressed in White
null over yellow ti,freta. and CARVING
white ;chrysanthemuns. The6Dride. dress
built overSwhito tlnetn, with vel i caught
with Il handsome pearl brooch. CARRYING.
BRIDES roses, entered with her brother,
Mr. Gharje zinnerman EarmT,e wa
Florence Lee and sAiargaretteg Henry, and
the. ring bearer, little George Lindsay
I.eckic. The groom entered by the rig i T
aisle with his best man. Mrs. Willfamf4A.
N'herry. of LynchSurg, where they we. 9
met at the alter by the bride. aid KEY.
j. B. Henry pronounced the words which
made the ha ppy couple one with the ring
ceremony. the ring used belng#the groom S
The bSldai partS M church 10 the
strains OF Lohengr.n's beautiful wedding
march, played by the Buena Vista orches-
tra In reverse order from u Its en- trance Nv
~ The decorat ions were very 6en uttful and
consisted of ferns, ever greens lei potted
| plants. ,Echrysanthelnuins and numerous
Ca ndles. a reception was gwen nr the
home OF the bride on Tuesday evening
" the brlda party.
The bride Is one Of Rtlcna Vista S mort
popular and attractive young ladies', while
burg. who recently left Buena Ylsta to
locate In the above city. RI ID,
Among the out-of-town guests were:
Mrs. Fanne w. Booth, mother Of tie
groom, Mr. and Mrs. J: G. Booth, brakes
Branch. Va; A[rs. liam8 II onze; Ped1r
Mills, Va. Mrs. John Ellis, Pedlar NJ Ills.
Va: Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence tI1lDree,
Lexington, Va; Dr. J. a. n tier,
Holcomb Rock. Va; Mr.. S. W. Z IA bier,
Lynchburg, Va: Mr.. g. @. Haskins Coles
Ferry, Va; Mrs. P.5S5f r. Williams y A An.
herst,FVa. Ell 3tsStSS5sl5
The happy couple left ION the II o'clock
train amid shower It. rice and good
wishes for Old Point, Richmond and ssv-;
era1 other places of interest. 7 no BRIDE
was dressed in handsome, travelling
suit Of castor brown with hat to match. +
They will be at#homeE on Grace Street,
Lynchburg, after Novembe 10th.