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-"Xini I MARRIED. CrtTTXTPWrTnrn '
: - "xmum.xmub.9 JAUUHT. I
IN RICHMOND.
The Ceremony Performed By Three
Catholic Priests-The Affair a Model
f Simplicity.
' fral Dewey was married
to Mrs. Mildred MHazen, Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock at the
rectory of Father MacMn as
sisted by Rev. Joseph H -ry
and.Rev. Sidney Hurlbnt.' fhJL
priests of the 'CatbnliV :
... s..r x-ixxixaVaxX,
Father Mackin is the
1CJ Tin- 1 ' ' .-.'-
uau 8nQ KeV( Foley is
assistant pastor. Asoeciall rii
pensation had to be granted? to;
nae to marrv ; the Admi!
ashe is not a Catholic. !-'
The - whole ' affair was v
simple. Beside the three nocd
the mother, Mrs. Washington
McLean and sister. Mrs
Ludlow only Mr. Caldwell, ,the
Admiral's secretarv wUnoco
;he ceremony which took but W
- MVVK, muuumg a most im
Tliey Unveil the Statue at the Grave o
Miss "Winnie" Davis-Also of her
Father and Brother,
Thursday, the 9th. was
notable day in Richmond, Va.,
.1 1- X. 1 . -
tnougn nuu participated, in so
largely as some like events.
The United Daughters of . the
Confederacy, under whose
auspices the monument to Miss
"Winnie". Davis was erected,' un
veiled that statue along with
one to ner lather, "the illustrious
head of th cause of which she
was the daughter, and also one
to J efierson Davis, Jr. in Holly
wood cemetery.
The X augh ,.rs went to the
cemetery in carriages furnished
by the Confederate camps. Gen.
Fitzhugh Lee beaded the pro
cession. The exercises were opened
with prayer by the Rev. James P
Smithy D. D., the man who being1
on Stonewall .Ta
placea himself between the
wounded .general and 'the fire
of the enemy on that unfortunate
occasion. . : .
Addresses were made bv Hon
BB Mumford Hon Jno TT t?
Post Master General of the CW
federacy, and Gen. Lee. Dr. H
ivi.uaricson recited the ode, "The
daughter of the Confederacy."
The memorial to President
Davis is a bronze statue, and
that of Miss "Winnie" is ' a
marble representation of the
Angel of Grief, with one hand
extending a wreath she is . about
to place on the grave. The tic-'
ure is more than life size.
The Daughters elected Mrs
Davis honorary president of the A iWr.fi
I vuun tU XxXxIIa
orgamzanon. They received an When Mr. A JBlackweldpr r
iuvua ion to hold their next turned home Thursday evenin
annualmeetinS inNew York. after wtMr,.
Mold brooks
Two
Who Escaped Froin the Raleigh'
Pen Bagged Again.
A Washington dispatch of the
9th says: v , : :- -
CAN'T ACCOUNT FOR WHIMS.
THE BEST PRESCRIPTION EOB
CHILLS
Chief Wilkio. of th St V"Kl. PaPor, and ordered
SprviVa , " 1 .. s aa., Decause wo failed to
S ? eVGnmg n0ti- note the thatho had-bo7S
ned. of the arrest -at. Tiaif ' - . u w"gnu
-m , , v -iwwu -j au-u- jmprovea a ten-acrA' t-rf
of Frank Morse and Wv LGonH.. Mr . 1
S ee.rt f unterfeiters, ; who sonal offense a .his, local .paper-
nave been dm no- Knc'r n , y paper-
xW xi vv "" "Pi,eils to miss notinertheifact
throuffh the sniitli wuu t,o i s-uoaacx;
taken thoir entire omt- a few days. -Mr. Smith,, on., the'
s CT umuyf OI coun. oiner nand, is; greatly; offended
; . "ai aoauu Arooa- oausy , yqu ?nave t .the imperti
win escaped last August' from nence to mention his departure
ou poxnttJULiaiy, wnere 77?? u owru ivirs. jorown
thev wfiro sfii-iriniy forme, 4 is deli2rhter?-t,h -? ViQtrA in- ilWii
The Newspaper Cannot Hope to Please arid f , . ,
w x icase ana feyer is a bottle iWfl'q mex
ETerrhodv. v : less fiMn ta5-T r: iu9,ve? J-aBte-
, TTrTv v u .yer iana to cure:
We knew a man nn,0 experiment with worthless
ww 11 in r a a. crm a
I -, uv. cents. vnni
"ioaey pac if it fails to cure. "
Biioi
ires!
they were serving - terms of im- 1S dellgoted to ' have her after-
pnsonment for counterfeiting. 110011 tea written- up, smiles
Morse was arrested at Mobile feweeuv ancl -orders 50 cents
January 13, ,98 together with WOr of PaPers, if :you give i
David N. Pierce, 'and something 7. of the guests and a descrip
over 2,500 in counterfeit $10 X 01 ine decorations. -. Mrs.
vxaj, iiuwever , regards any at
ES,
tempt to find,out about her soiree
as meddlesome and insulting, and
iius me aoor m the face of
your society reporter.
JNow it: is tolerably plain, even'
pressive address by the priest from him. Morse was convicted
before tli a
' r wicmunyi. . uu. atJULtjncea June uu, lby, to
.Breakfast, was served at Mr3. a-term of ten years in the Kai:
McLeans and ; the r bridal; eisrh Dfinitftntinr.Tr
party went to New Vnir . . ; Sn. nnn
- "iK", vyv , ( t ' " miuui, VjLL
Ihe whole affair seems t6 have' : " Goodwin was .arrested at At- v a layman that no paper can
lanta July 22, 1896. with o P1 T .wnauciea. so as to please all
ITTiric oii o w,;uu -l such parties anvm or a thnn if
A.aiaieKest. , - , .-.at thesamn t, mo coic u j
rhe funeral of Mrs. "FYHaiwv. J o '-LLi ers who want f nil Qy-.h
Gibson was held at the PiVct o: -10 n..: the murders and . sMnnio o,i
Presbyterian church todav YWi. Rt in v, o.-, tnose who think ava? p
day) at 11 o'lock bv Rov "wnn I tW 'fen'r t i,?c. , t. tna,t sort should be omittoi - ot,i
iaauer, assistea by Kev. :J;G nut when hisq aalled at -- ine space devoted to
Davis. A lare WtifcU r-: ;v reports of sermons. W n m tt
o ( wi w vwuiuoivu lU lioWlS "t'lai "
friends attended tbo
meetings, church social
The Pall-bp.nrprs wnro fo I hnnrl wad Vlloi V ICUnd editorial dismii si tinnc : nn
tne merits of theosonh v
JMOdell, Jno. P Allison, Frank uPon whicn he was shortly after - of warring; factions of
Smith, and A RTrtnnff. ward arrested, and on .Tnrm 1 ltne nristian Scientists..
j. vujusL. , v. i mi
aoyo, was sentenced to a term of tu do only one
three years in the Raleigh neni- course for the legitimate news-
tiary. . rrv,A. w pu10Uu, ana ttiat is to
puDiisn the news and publish.it
on time. : If you wait for. the con
sent of all parties interested bp-
fore publishing a good item, it
will be mustyJbefore , your read
ers ever seait t Every well reg
ulated newsnanpr rffiro
good man to kill items, ds1 well
-,wf. o . . uaacixx, ; uui in
SiipP
Wo
Two Freights Collide.
A V. n J ji ' '.m
o i-i I . uu-
iewuLion, was -. .
given him by his children. Quite C 00 me 'boutliern at Toc
a number were present including 0a' Ga- Thursday night between
pt t, ... .,. . r rui ranacnuaren, ,-We consrratu- Y.r ,
vYin iiuxu us annual mpfit. iii. ' , a . -w ' fD wow ttto 1,,, ui .
inn. m... v . , . . liio coupie m tneir hamw vx0 uu.i uut no one
uesaav niht hofrvr fi . . -
berinnin Z- unlon Ior m.e remainder of Jife.
0 Q ux wuiciciiuoufl wea.-
uesaay here. Rev. ' P : J
We have a new
line of House
ers
for men and wo-
- - K '. V .. ' .... ...
men.
aii's
storm
ed,
trimmed, quilted
satin or
felt tops,
sizes 21 to?,
$1.25. Men's
Juliets
shap
fur
heavy
Hulifier
wasvkilled. n The engines were -asa man to gather them; but in
praically now and ero ruined. SSfel1
way will deliver his semf-cenniar JT"
address, Eev. JD Arnold wili ' -eleR-1 ?4 uthev, thirteen
read apaBeron 'T.nnnn,A m.. muul" .la aaugnter oi Dr. and
dism and Dr. Hoss Koi M L Marish' ha"8" athome
able to be here also. : The meet- l, afternoon, from 4,80 fco 6
ncriii v. - ; : . r: Z. o'clock for her " "-tot" frionils.
-o ue nem in uentra, ma. .
odist church. - ' J . ? e s .an ffls.will; en-
juy uuemseives witn games and
neisllwavS w.wm. rs' nave refresh-
. ; meAts for tIiem
An ever welcome visitor to "
Monroe is T)r fiT.vMAtif". li
. - -x Vxxu&vnxcAy, wm Build Next Sprin
- n - 7 ii xx uuim xicAi; springs
.vx. xuimg Aviuuu-, v vii:. ranK jamer, who at
gomery's stay in Monroe he Present lives several miles below
Gndearpd Kirodrti. n j! Mt. . Pleasant., "hns
xxxxxjosjix UU aU Ol Olir ' 1 ' --irj "iuxmoov. tixo
citizens and whenever he returns y?.??nt lot nexc to M R P S
the oW hIi! . ver nue.returTs Miller's rhome,o South Main
' 8 7en He ?treet: e jmrc&sed it from
- weunesaay. Monroe Mrs., Alida .Burkhead and in-
nquirer. tends to build in the snri no-
To Open a Grocery Store-
Mr. V D Sikes, of Bikes Mill,
near Monroe, has rented the va
nt roomin.the Litaker row just
.,xty oxiu. win run a
groe ry buiiliess. ' We welcome
cno merchant to our town.
a
ton
r.f.N D Petzer went to Wins-
11 this morn i no- .1, Q TT1 1-1
Oo: , xxmvxxxg
ved a telegram that Mrs. R A
IU- Mrs. Pi ... . J
clrs.Fetzer Smemther
tends to build in the spring:.
Good Enough Plan.
The company operating;
trolley car line between New
Britain and- Berlin Conn., has
put on a "iag' car. It appears
that there is nothing to drink in
Berlin and citizens who sro to
. '
New Britain to quench -their:
thirst are apt to take too much.
The "jag" car ' leaves 1 New'
Britain every evening at 10
otclock and drunken men are not
allowed to ride on anv other.
This scheme is said- to be work
ing well. Greenville Reflector. 1
news, that : -thetiubl ir. is t, f u
ested m and has'a right tb know
-vi4 1), ' oiiouiQ. oe published, ho
matter if itrddes 6ccasidnalVv viic.
please people: If a newsTiarftr
It I is said - that the engineer
on the south-bound was asleep
and running5 at the' rate of 60
u . - . i i J i ri,H i iur mm t o m .
mlle an hour. : It was far fromjis acraM fair liiWS
the-worst that might have been, reports, it rfafFn Jt
..: . ;- i . ill. .,. ' L 7 v it5uf"
me laiosyncracies of human na-
7, T, r,Tr ,&r v1 j -t ejoicine;
that theoeonle will rtWa
trprismg paper, .-and that the
m ".Riverside (Cal.) Press; M
j i?EI0NAL POINTERS.
-Mrs. E C Earnhardt returned
hohie -yesterday 'evening from
Charlotte. - - - -
. P. A
here
Messrs. O 1. ttlo
Austin 'of Alcemarlo, ure
this atternoon. . . .
Mrs. Frank Patt'firsrvn rf
China Grove, was here this
morning6.
Everett
or
Shippers
lished,
ize 6 to 10, at
nicely fin
98c
and
01. S5.
i
i is! In
... of - ':
; iiM it rift m
i -x - k a m ib m s a r..t i
't
Don
the lamous Leader line, Gate City. Iron King, Happy Times etc
Wood Heaters and Coal -Heaters 'ill bout & car tots S
give us a chance tv will soli
If time is monftV V"ouV.eKer ? best..
Furniture of all .kf toSK'
AT
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H
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