The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-20

j III queen fnafnef. Atneie, is com
forfably fixed financially. She has
large private fortune quite apart from
The Portuguese revenues. but what
Amelle has she needs FOR herself, FOR
SHE Is most extrayagant woman. She
viii take care of Manuel as long
SHE can but she would like To see
him self supporting. and Il rich wife
appears the only solution.
Marriage with wealthy royal pr,n-
cess is now almost out Of the ques
tipn. t,f course. 10 marry woman
outside the royal circle would forever
bar Manuel from the throne, but
there seems to be nO hope that he
VIII ever Get a throne again anyway.
Manners status in England also Is
causing cens derabie worry. He will
have no official standing. but in his
private capacity he will move in royal
circles and he recognized by other roy-
altieS as one of them. The foreign Of
flee could see no way. out of giving
Manuel a refuge. bui II was moi Keen
for having him ia England II felt
that his presence in England would
cause friction with the Portuguese
republic England cannot expei an
eX~kiug as an Hndesirsbl alien But
England viii insist that Manuel 60 no
plotting against the Republic from
English soii The government. how
ever. has an idea Manuel will settle
down and behave himself. But II Is
somewhat worried about Am ellie The
queen mother is ambitious and de-
signing. and will everastingly be try
ing to pat Manuel up to some political
mischief,
50 the government VIII ne very hap
py when his eX-ma jesty gets an Amer
vii In
itnenee Of his designing mother
upon the SITE. Il IS probable that the
point chosen will he about one mite
from the Crater.
Goes 10 Blackstone
Mr.. II Gordon tinney TIES gone to
Blae kstpne to attend the fair. which
is being held In that town, Mr., FIN
ney IS To make an address. October 81
Sand - the Petersburg agricultural
fair viii be held in Virginia and
Moore's warehouses on Friend street.
From the present outlook the fair
promises To be a Very successful ona.
Every foot of space in the large
warehouses have been taken, yet there
are constant inquiries for more
Workmen have been busy several
display will be especially fine, there
being entries for a large number Of
high class exhibitors
Many ladies viii exhibit In the do
nestle science department, fine needle
work, embroidery and specimen of
manual arts. 1t is expected that the
boys corn exhibit WIN be especially
interesting. many having entered the
contests for prizes Two Of the even
ngs of the fair school children will
he admitted and special attention Will
Ice given them. One day will be given
the whites and the next to eolored
children
Market street. which has been torn
up for some time to have the side
walks paved and the roadway laid
With Belgian Block is put on condition
az rapidly AS weather and labor con-
ditions viii permit. The street Is
being greatly improved in appearance
and when completed viii he one of the
most attractive in the city. There
being much heavy travel on this
street. Belgian block is entirely APP
propriate To he laid.
The October term of the hastings
court began Thursday morning, Judge
J. NJ. Mullen presiding Wednesday
Judge Watson held a session OF the
circuit court in Petersburg. but no
business of interest was transacted
Pretty Marriage.
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
at the home OF Mrs. James II. Har-
grave OH High street, her daughter,
Miss Anna Mary Hargrave. was united
in marriage to Mr.. George Daniel
Boisseau. OF Prince George county.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Frank Ridout, of Richmond. who was
formerly pastor OF Grace Episcopal
church. of Petersburg.
The bride was given away by her
brother, DIR. James II. Hargrave, OF
Prince George county, and was at
tended by her sister. Miss Hilda wiki
ms Hargrave, az maid OF honor.
Mr., William Birchett acted as best
man to the groom.
The parors of the home were
tastefnlly decorated in green and
white for the occasion. Mrs. Charles
ID. Witherspoon presided at the piano.
and rendered beautifully the wedding
march from Lohengrin After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Boisseau left
on a Northern tour
Wednesday, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs William Boyle on Grove avenue
Miss Myrtle Estelle Boyle was united
in marriage to Mr.. John Edward Tur.
.Iingtoh. The ceremony was perform-
I'd by Rev. D. X. Ralston, OF Second
Presbyterian church. Both Of the
contracting parties are popular young
residents of Petersburg
Thursday evening Petersburg Lodge
No. Is. A.. r. and A. NJ. will hold
an interesting meeting. at which time
work in the first degree in Masonry
will be exemplified