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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-10
STAR COURSE TONIGHT.
A Remarkable Attraction iwcnty-rh
LADY Musicians.

The Womon's Philharmonic Orchestra
of Boston. with twenty-five members, ac-
companied by Miss Ainsworth, popular
solOist of that city. VIII appear In tne
Association Hall tonight al SID O'CLOCK.
This will be the fourth number OF tle
Star Course. and will be a pleasing ana
unique entertainment OF the highest or
der II will be the first time In the ms
tory of the star Course, with It's almost
fftv entertainments thus far. that Wo-
mems orchestra has appeared. Inc or
chestra COMES with the highest recon-
nondation. having furnished the music
for the Boston May Festival this year
General Secretary Mckee received a ia,-
ter Yesterday morning from his friend.
Secretary Grigg, OF Pittsburg. saying that
the orchestra was with them last week
and gave a first-cass entertainment Inc
Pittsburg course has one OF the largest
averages in the country, The auuiehce -.
frequently number from two thousahI 10
twenty-three hundred. II IS evident tnat
the star Course Committee have secured
"A very strong attraction. MISUNDERSTANDING
the presence OF other attractions In the
city tonight. and from the appearance
OF the reserved seat chart last evening
they will have a full house. II prompt
application Is made good seats can be Sc
cured during the day.
Some one has said that II wii not re-
quire much furniture for the stage. to-
night. as the presence OF twcnty-three
ladies' with their instruments VIII make
q furnishing rarely seen and most at
tractlve. The young ladies will undoubt-
eddy be greeted by large audience.
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and n the Barksdale anti-fooiball bill
ever reaches the House what Mr.. Early
viii do for II will be more than what the
team Mr.. Early played on ala Tor inc
Tarhcels
senator Barksdale Is undismayed by
the fact that there Is former iootpaii
plaver in the Legislature. Ihe Senator
thinks he has got hold OF the right END
Of this propositlon and he Is Tightening
his grasp. He IS greatly encouraged ny
the numerous letters he Is receiving ask
Ing him 20 keep up his hght unul ioo'-
ball IS crushed out in Virginia.
His bill will he considered al 10 O'Clock
Monday morning by the Senate Commit
toe on General Laws and the hearing
will be in room No :. In the old Library
quarters. Those Interested viii be given
a chance 70 speak for or against the bill.
EMPLOYERS LIABILITY
Tho first committee 20 meet was that
m Courts OF Justice I'm the House. A
brief session was held yesterday AFTER
noon and Mr.. Digs presided IN the ab-
60, GO Of Chairman Saunders. The Saun-
ders' hill I'm relation to how unpaid sub
scriptlons 10 Joint stock companies should
h. collected was reported faVoranly. rms
committee will meet next Monday inght
I'm the hail Of the House OF Delegates IN
consider Mr. Reddy's employers liability
bill.
Delegate Parker will soon oher OH
designed 10 cut down criminal expenses.
II will provide FOR judges common
wealth's-a1iorneys and sherins being paid
out Of the state treasury and will shit
mo burden Of other criminal expenses to
the counties and cities.
KEEzELLs BUTTER BILL.
The Committee on General Laws will
consider Mr.. Keezelrs bill 10 prevent
deception in the sale and imitation OF
butter Saturday morning. a measure sim
liar 10 this was passed at the last session.
but owing to the enactins clause being
omitted II did not go into effect
BILL TO BE REPORTED.
The Senate Committee on flsh anu
Game met Yesterday afternoon and agreed
TO REPORT Senator Barnes bill amending
the act in relation 10 dredging for oysters
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forfeited and destroyed under the direc-
MANAGING cHAIN-GANGs.
Mcsars II. !. Turpin and a. J.. Mintcr
OF Befford. introduced q Din 10 amend
aud re-cnact Section 1898 OF ne Code or
Virginia In refertLce 10 the management,
care. compensation. etc. OF ain-gangs.
Tnc bill provides that the city. town. or
county shall pay the expenses or per
sons worked in their chain-gangs. as at
present. with the additional provision that
The state shall also pay p cents per day
for each prisoner. the accounts 10 be kept
in tho same manner as those OF Jailors.
Mr. Hale Introduced "a bill In regard 10
Section &22. in relation TO excess over
Legal interest. and how same may be re-
covered The Till provides for excess be 10
yond the lawful interest be paid In any
case the person paying the same may IN
a suit brought within one year there
after recover IL from the person With
whom She cont act was made or 10 whom
the assurance was given. and II may be
so recovered from such person, notwith-
standing the payment Of the excess ne
made 10 his cnd0rser or assignee bht
where bank or private individual mas
loaned money "A "A greater rate OF inter-
est than per cent. per annum ana per
mits the maker OF the note or cbligor OF
the bond 10 rerew the same AZ the rate
Of per ccntum per annum, the maker
and cndOrsee shah be barred from the
plea OF usury after twelve months from
date ~ renewal
by Mr.. Winbornc. Of Electromagnetic
amend an act entitled an act 10 regulate
the practice OF veterinary medicine and
surgery in the State Of Virginia.
BY Mr.. r. T. Powell. Of Newport News-
To amend and re enact Section 525 OF the
Code OF Virginia. relating 70 the collec-
ton Of fees Of the Commissioner OF Rcve-
nue.
BY Mr. n. r. Hicks. Of ROanokc-To in
corporate the trustees Of the Oseph N.
Sands Division. No. l0l OF Grand Inter
national Brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
esfneorc
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10 commit before conviction. Where there
IS neither parent nor guardian 10 coi
sent. the general provisions or the sSt
prevail and the court may commit before
conviction.
CORPORATE SEAL
Bradley salt Company vs.. Norfolk I'M
porting and Exporting Company Amr'n'
ed. Opinion by Judge Buchanan.
An action of covenant upon agreement
I'm writing for the purchase Of SAT- De-
murrcr on the ground that the agree
mcnt was not a sealed instrument SUSTAIN
ed. and appeal
Tho corporate seal of each OF the par
ties was affixed to the writing. but there
was no recognition OF Il ia the body OF
the instrument
Held: The law has been long settled thaf
a scroll affixed by way Of "a seal muso 10
recognized as a seal I'm the body OK Inc
instrument Baird W.. Biairgrove, @c.,
1 hWasha. 10. and many cases down 10
Cover W. Chamberlain. Y Virginia. ~
II ~ claimed that whore there u An actual
seal the rule * different and no recOSni-
ton Is required IL was not required AZ
common Jaw. and II the common law ;iis
had been followed no such recognition
would have been necessary I'm the case
Of scrolls which were I'm common use long
before he statutes OF iISS-now section
2Sii Of the Code Jones vs. Temple
Wash. ~: In Dirwidhic county w. Stuart
SC, p Graft. 500. SOL. whore the seal
of the county court was affixed, II ,rss
held that though the seal affixed we-e
an actual seal Il must be recognized N
the body Of the instrument IN order 10
constitute II speciality. There IL nc
reason why such recognition should be
required in one class of seals that docs
not equally apply 10 the other. and the
doctrine Is firmly settled that there must
be recognition ns 10 scrolls IL In better
that the same rule shall apply TO actual
seals as well.
SUMMARY
BY Judge James Keith--Coons against
Coons from the Circuit Court Of Culpep-
err county. Reversed.
By Judge John 4 Buchanan--Bradle
salt GO. against Norfolk importing and
! Exporting CO.. from the Court Of Law
| and chancery, city OF Norfolk. Affirmed.
| by Judge George NJ Harrison-Napier
| against Prison Association OF Virginia.
| from tho Circuit Court OF the city Of
| Richmond Affirmed.
Also. the following wrlts or error ana
| appeals
Rainsburg against Kline. from the Cir
| cult Court OF Rockingham county. writ
| Of error allowed. Bond $50.
! Turner aginst Nelson. from Circuit
| Court OF Fauauler county. Appeal and
| supcrsedcas. Bond, 500.
Peoples b. j.. and s. Association.
| against Tinsley. From the Hastings
Court. city Of Radford. Appeal allow.
/ ed. Bond. $500.
Wise against Roller. from Circuit Court
OF Rockingham county. Appeal refused.
Yancy. trustee. against Blakemore, ct
ols Petition 10 rehear refused
| Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad 'onpan,
| Va Chambers. Argued by Judge "A. u.
Leake for plaintiff and r. c. Moon an'
| Daniel Harmon for defendant and SUB
| mitted.
The next cases 10 be called are Pett'.
! colas vs.. city Of Richmond. No. -. ana
Southern Railway Company W.. Torlan'
| No. a.
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with letter to Judge Mullen asking
for the prisoners, SO that they may oe
tried here on Saturday. N
In the Circuit Court I'm tho motion 81
the American Biscuit and Mtnuias' ussnn
Company against the Hampton ricnls
Company. Jury not being aOlc 10 asr,o
were adjourned until this morning ~ :"
o'clock. r,,o,,ios,
Company ag inst the American bisvuI.
and Manufacturing Company, ,he JuaS
was sworn. and having party Till ~
evidence. were adjourned until TINS morn
ing - ,..,r, tho ,,,r,,
In the Law and Equity Court inc july
adjourned for the term anu S.u.s ~
adiourn during the week. Next term be-
I'm The suit OF the ID. h. kahnweler
against the H. n. ThicrDian Comp,ny anu
the Rugby Distillely Company 'nS JntS
found for the plaintiff In the sum OF 30 20.
Motion was filed FOR Judgment yesterday
by Lilly y. Royal against George n Car
ter to secure 81. -. 49,. -,
IN the Law and Equity Court the iol-
lowing cases have been set; December
lith. burnett W.. Trent; 18th. VIM. ii.
Scott VS.. city of Richmond 18TH, bald
win vs.. city of Richmond; 10th, watt
Plow Co. VS.. City; nth, Morris VS.. Jones.
The following cases have been set In
| the Circuit court:
December 10th. Maia's Admir- ". Diree-
| tors Fast state Hospital; nth. Glinn vs..
I National Express and Transfer Co. 18Th
| Ayers VS.. X. r. q Electric Co.. 18TH Pyt
vs. Tiller: 18th. Grubbs VS.. National Mu-
| tual Insurance Co. nth, Paris Ike or
&c Gowan. &c: 18th. Hierholzer VS.
| Hoveridge: oath. MCGOWAN Co.. vs.. Bar
nov. 2ist. Blankenship VS.. G. & q. Rail
| road 22d. Met Bank vs.. Chester clay 20
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civ Hall Force

The city Han force comes up for re-
election next Thursday night before the
Grounds and Buildings Committee.
The present force Is a faithful and
competent one. and has always kept the
Hall in the very best condition. There
are a number Of applicants for their posi-
tons however. and the election ~ nkely
20 be n very closely contested one
Tho present city Hall force is as fol-
lows.
Three elevator men. one engineer ana
machinist. one assistant engineer, TWO
nromen. one helper, seven Janitofs, three
watchmon, and one 0iler
An odlrarce passed last Monday night
over the Mayors veto by the Common
Council. provides for a reduction In TINS
force. by which the helper. oiler. and
one Waterman will be dispensed with.
rhis ordinance comes before the Board
o. Aldermen next Tuesday night for ac-
ton. II seems 10 be the impression that
the Mayors veto will be sustained by
that body.
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THE CHAmBER's NEW BUREAU.
Further Efforts to be Made for Its Estab-
Iishmcnt Soon.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board of Directors OF tho Richmond
Chamber of Commerce was held yester-
day evening at o'clock. Present. ). w.
Travcrs, first vice-prcsdcnt II. l.. ca
bell. NJ. A. Chambers. r. 5. Christian,
Benz T. Crump. ID. 5 Mccarthy, w. -.
Shelton. Charles Straus. X. l.. Traylor
Leon Wallcrstein, 5. ID. Crenshaw and
Arthur ScrivenOr.
Under the head OF reports Of standing
committees Mr. III. l.. Cabcll. chairman
of the Joint Committee on business I'm
terpriscs and Manufactures. submitted a
report OF the action of the meeting held
at the Chamber OF Commerce on the
night OF the eth instant ia adopting the
recommendation OF his committee In rcla-
ton TO the establishment of a bureau Of
industrial development by the Chamber
of Commerce, and "a statement Of the
amount pledged at the meeting FOR the
establishment OF the bureau. After a
discussion Of the subject with much in
terest by Messrs. Cabell, Crenshaw,
Straus. Traylor. Chambers and SHELTON,
Mr. Traylor mOvc4 that the report Dee re-
ceived and that the committee be cm-
powered To continue their efforts in the
direction of the establishment Of the bu-
redu and submit their recommendations
TO a future meeting. This motion was
amended by the addition that the pres
ident be requested 10 district the city and
appoint special committees TO solicit adj
ditiOnal subscriptions I'm said districts and
the motion as amended was then adopted.
Mr. James II. Gordon. chairman Of the
Committee on Insurance, submitted the
following report.
I'VE the undersigned members Of the
Committee on Insurance. TO which COM
mittce was referred communication
from Messrs. j. III. Claiborne a Sons.
suggestion that the Chamber take the
initiatOry step looking 10 the repeal by
the General Assembly OF Virginia Of the
law requiring deposits from nonresident
insurance companies before they are per-
mittcd TO do business IN this State. beg
leave TO report that after carefully con-
sidcring and bringing 10 our aid the views
of many citizens with whom We cOnversed
on the subject, do unanimously arrive at
the conclusion that il would be unwise
for this Chamber TO make any move in
that direction. as we are convinced that
the law as IL stands is 10 the interest OF
the assured in the State and we do not
see that 1t is detrimental TO any interest
in the community.
JAMES r. GORDON. chm.
O. HERBERT FUNSTEN.
JOHN w. GORDON.
FRANK n. SUTTON.
G. w. TANNER.
ceivcd ana acted upon or appropriately
referred.
Mr. William A. Price, Of the American
Surety Company. proposed by MIR II. l..
Cabell, was then elected member OF the
Chamber.
The meeting then adjourned
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TO CONSIDER IT ON MONDAY
Date Fixed for the Discussion on The
BsrkSdale Football BIZ.
aR. E. P. BUFORD MAKES COMPLAINT.
Hc Finds rauIt with tho Character OF His
County udge--The kecreil-butIer Bin
10 be Taken Up on saturday, Meas
ares offered in senate and House

The Senate and House held very brief
sessions Yesterday and but little BUSH
ness Of public interest was transacted.
the senate was opened with prayer
av Rev. Or. George Cooper. OF the First
Baptist church.
House resolution providing for joint
,ommlttcc TO investigate The criminal ex-
pcnses IN certain counties was concurred
An on motion Of Nj Foster. who SAID MS
old friend. Judge Baker r. Ice. presided
over one 81 tho courts IT was proposed to
investigate ana ne wanted the fullest in
curry made.
Mr. sands. from the Committee on Cen
er,l Laws. reported without amendment
the bills changing the name OF the FRO
s,reeeivo Endowment Guild OF America 10
Tho American Guild: TO incorporate the
p,oviue Mutual Aid and Hsncnt Society
and House bin providing for tax on
The revival or extension Of charters
A Joint resolution was offered by Mr..
I.efchcr providing that ~ this session
the Legislature pass no bill IN any case
where tho circuit courts can give the
remedy sought This resolution IS design
cd 20 have ioint stock companies so TO
courts instead 81 20 tho General Assem-
bly, FOR their charters
THE resolution was referred.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
The following bills were offered ami
sent 10 committees.
Wv Mr.. Eggloston For the relief Of
Howell r. Thomas 81 Siddons Fosioince'
Mecklenbure county, Confederate voter
an.
By Nh Maynard. To permit T. y. Trot-
man 10 erect a wharf on his land at
Lone Pine Point. on the Nansomond river.
IN Nansemond county
Bv Mr.. Munford: TO incorporate the
Henrico Six Per Cent Building Fund As
ISOLATION.
By Air. Turnbull. To amend and re-
enact sections 1850 and 1913 Of the Code OF
Virginia IN relation 10 taxation and al
lowance Of costs In criminal cases.
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PROTECTING TRdDE-MlRKS.
The louise Committee on Labor and Poor
Favors the Bill

The House Committee on Labor ana the
Poor met for tho first time YESTERDAY az
tcrnoon al 4:2O o'clock'in room No. .. on
the upper floor Of the Capitol building.
Mr.. Matthews. Of Accomac, The chairman
presided. and Messrs. Folkes. Churchman,
smith Of Mccklenhurg, Newberne, PHI
cher. Wilson and Digs were present.
ON. intrcirced hv Mr.. Folkes Of this city.
providing for the protection OF labels,
trade-marlxs terms etc, Of labor aSsocia-
lions and organizations,
Mr.. Folkes briefly explained the purport
OF the hin which was 10 prevent the for
gerry ~ such labels and trademarks. lie
pointed out that such laws were in exist;
ence In fifteen states IN the Union, ana
Courts Of those States. Any one who was
opposed to such q measure might be put
down as a thief.
Labor organizations that have any trade
mark. labels. etc. are 10 pay a tax or fee
oS e. "a 10 the State and 81 TO the Score
tarv OF the Commonwealth TO have the
same recorded.
cided 10 report the bill favorably.
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FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Dec. g.
SpeciaL-A called meeting Of the City
Council was held to-day and resolutions
regretting the death Of ex-Mayor and eX-
Judge Montgomery Slaughter. We're pass
ed. The resolutions were ordered spread
on the minutes and "A copy sent 10 his
family. The Miyor and Council attended
the funeral In a body.
George Carter. oolored. charged with
stealing an OK from Abraham Williams,
OF BealetOn on October 10Th. and selling
the same to c. w. Finnall. Of Morrisville
was arrested here few days ago by ofh-
Ger John n. Robinson. To-day Consta-
BILE Willingham came for the prisoner and
took him back TO Fauquier for trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-10
4 Yulet de Sale.

The Young Ladies' Society Of the Sec
ond PRESBYTERIAN church will to-day
hold al the residence of Mrs. Manfred.
CAL. L. west Grace street. a Christmas
sale. 10 which they cordially invite their
friends. The hours viii be 20 and to
10 =. NJ \ special feature will be the sale
Of articles suitable for Christmas gifts to
the children and ass the season for gifts
is so close at hand and the prices Will be
most moderate. there is excellent reason
10 predict large patronage.
Besides these there will be- q varied as
sortmont Of articles that will appeal to
the older folks. Homemade candy will
also bee on Gale. and plum buildings. In
the "toa room refreshments will be
served Some Of the most charming young
women I'm the city being me hostesscs.
There will be no charge for admission.
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AyERDICT FOR so, 600.
The Suit Was Tor Twice 1hst Amount--A
coIored sexton Kills HimseIf

NORFOLK. VA. Dec. 9,--Speciai--The
fury in the case OF J. /. White W. Nor
folk and Western road to-day rendered a
verdict Of siOVs for tho plaintiff, who
sued for twice that sum.
A motion 10 set aside the verdict on tho
grounds OF excessive damages, viii be
considered later.
White was fxing an electric light on tho
Norfolk and Western elevator lcar
ago when rope broke precipitating hln
10 the wharf forty feet below. making hisn
lame for life and injuE1Bg hira internally.
Allison Moore. coiored. sexton OF Cen
tenaTy II. r.. church. committed suicide
this morning By cutting his throat Win
a razor.
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rHE TAIN AuoyG LAw-MAKERs
Mr.. Esrksdaie and His Foot Hall Bill
Other News and Gossip.

The Democratic caucus will meet to-
night to continue the nomination OF
county judges. II is expected the Alex
andrla- Fairfax contest viii be settled al
this conference. Each side seems To be
confident of success. Delegate Joseph
r. willard Is expected 10 nominate Judge
Love and Senator Boykin will probably
present the name of Colonel Barley.
THE SECOND AUDITOR.
The matter OF abollshing the Office or
Second Auditor Will be considered In day
or two by the proper legislative com
mlttees.
There Is unquestionabiy strong senu-
ment I'm favor OF dispensing with this
posltion. but the facts the committees
shall gather may. perhaps. serve 10
change the minds OF some who think
the Office can be dispensed with without
injury 10 the interests Of the Common
wealth. The abolition of the position
would affect the head Of the department
and four clerks.
the FOOT BALL BILL.
Delegate \. Il. Early. Jr.. OF Greene
county. few years ago was centre-rush
on the University OF Virginia football
team. He is a great lover OF the sport.
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Will Pay His Debts.

Mr. Stanley Lipscomb. the well-known
coal dealer whose assignment was pub
hshed was asked yesterday as 10 the
prospects for his creditors.
Mr. Lipscomb was emphatic in his re-
ply that all should receive dollar for
dollar when the accounts could be cleared
up.
Mr.. Lipscomb, in his desire to satisfy
all claimants has turned over every piece
OF property in sight TO his trustee.
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Funeral of Mr.. jenkins.

The funeral Of Mr. Robert Emmett Jen-
klns, whose death occurred 50 unexpect-
eddy Monday night at his home, No. 290l
east Broad street took place yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock from st. PatrioS 5
church. Rev. Father DOnahue conduct
ed the service, and the intermcnt was In
Mt Calvary Cemetery.
Deceased leaves a mother. two sisters
Misses Tilie and Madaline-and one
Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. jenkins was an electrician. but he
had not worked for some time. His
health was never of the best, but of late
he had not been confined to his room.
The direct cause OF death was heart
trouble.
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Court OF Justice John.

George Williams (colored) was arrested
bv Detective Gibson for having three
geese In his possession. He could give
no lucid explanation about the geese and
he will be held until the 18Th. The geese
are. in the meantime. at the Third Police
sta Ion.
Harvey Cauthcrn was fined $3.50 for
being drunk and driving his horse faster
than the law allows.
Seth w Flournoy was acquitted OF the
charge vi abusing his wife.
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Election of Officers

The annual meeting Of Virginia Council
No o. Royal Arcanum, was held last
night at Lee Camp Han. and the fol-
lowing officers were elected. viz:
Regent. II. c. G. Hartman: Vice-Regent.
III. NJ. Walthall' orator Myer Angle: Sec
rotary. Charles 6. Bosher: Collector. Mil
ton J. Straus. Treasurer. Il. Bottigheimer:
Chaplain, T.. o. Fitzgerald: Guide. J. H.
Brown: Warden. j w Watts. Sentry
II. Il. Davis: Past Regent. B. Samuels.
Trustees-W. c. Camp. r. D. Hall and
Junius II. Cosby. Representatives 10
Grand Council Charles G.. Bosher and
Il. Bottigheimer. Alternates. h. w. Ball
and John $. Bass.
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Recovered the Bible.

Detective Hall has recovered a family
Bible. the property OF Mr. WIN. II. Cor
AZ, ~ No 1906 west Clay street. The
Rjble was stolen from MIR. Gordon's par
Ior on Tuesday by some one as yet un-
The Bible was CONSIDERED Of great value
to Mr.. Gordon. as it contained The fan-
lily register.
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IGED COUPE marry.
Joseph n. Tannehiii Makes Miss Au:ur1
v. Bumgarfner His Bride.

STAUNTON, VA. Dec. 9.-Special.'-
Joseph r. Tannehill and Miss Augnsra
v Bumgardner were married tonight AZ
the residence OF Captain James Bumsafd-
ner. -,
Rev. Mr. Fraser, or the FIRST fIeSoy-
tevi.n church was the officiating minis
ter. Miss Bumgardner is the sister OF
CAPTAIN James Bumgardner and has made
her home with him OF late years. Mo
Tannehill has been a figure In business
circles for a number OF years, 40 csnis
~ staunton during tho war. For a num-
her OF years he has been In the ice bus.
mess and is now the senior meInDer OF
the firm OF j. r. Tannehill & Co. leo fnaa-
ufactureEs. :.
Mr. Tannsbill "a seyenty-one years OF
are. this being his second marriage. Miss
Bun9ardner Is fifty-three years or age.
The marriage has attracte. much at
fen,ion on account OF the ages OF the con-
tracing parties.