Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-23
ANNUAL PRESENTATION
a Deer hna Turkey Given 10 Tho 0hief
Executive OF the state y Decisio on
I'm tho siato nnd ;Uniied states
Court OF. Appea,s-Agter tho Rail.
roads - Richmond Locomotive
works to Exhibit Mt Paris.

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Richmond. Nov. 22.-Chiefs Dennis
and Brady. of the Pamunkey Tribe OF
Indians. presented O picturesque ap-
pearance this nIornig as they strobe
up the steps Of the Executive Mansion
bearing their annual tribute to the
Great Father or Virginia, which con-
sisted this year OF a couple of deers and
a large turkey.
There was quite an imposing cere-
mony when the presentation was
made. the grave Redskins and the
genial Executive vying with each other
On politeness. The Chiefs apologlzed
for the sn,allness of their contribu-
ton, and laid before the Governor n
complaint regarding the circumscribed
reservation they now occupy.
The Attorney General; Hon. A. J..
Montague. and d. Southall, Superln-
tendent of Public Instruction, were in
cluded in the gift, receiving half a
deer each.
u. S.. CIRCUIT COURT.
In the United States Circuit Court
of Appeals this morning the following
cnses were argued:
No. 1927. German steamship "Lt.
Georg." Appellant VS.. Wilnot D. Por-
cher, appellee; cross-appGals from Dis
trict Court OF South Carolina was ar
gued by j. N. Nathans, of Charleston,
S. c., for appellant and by a. NJ. Lee.
of Charleston, S. c., for appellee. and
submitted.
The first case for argument to-mor-
NOW morning is No. 1928, Pickers Town
ship. S. c. Plaintiff in error VS.. Henry
A. V. Post, defendant in error; in error
to Circuit Court ut Charleston, S. c.
THE SUPREME COURT.
The Virginia Court Of Appeals was
to-day occupied with the following
cases:
Rouzle VS.. Daingerfield. Argued by H.
7. Lewis and r. II. Bagby for appel
liant and Thomas e. Bakey for appellee
and submitted
Tunis Lumber Company VS.. r. G..
Dennis Lumber Company. Argued by
Edward r. Baird for appellant and
continued until tomorrow.
Southern Railway Supply Company
VS.. Pyrites Mining Company; dismiss
ed
The next cases to be called are San
ders VS.. Coleman Southern Bell Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company VS..
Clements and Male. ETC., VS.. Parish
and ais. NOS. 10, 16 and II.
1t is expected that number of inn
portant opinions will be handed down
tomorrow by this court.
CARRIAGES.
Mr. William II. Felthaus, one of Rich
mond's best known young men, and
Miss Annie NJ. Heeke were married this
morning at st. Mary's Church. The
bride is the charming and attractive
daughter OF Mrs. Mary Il. and the late
Joseph Heeke. and enjoys the acquaint-
ance of a large circle of friends. The
groom Is well known and popular and
is the cashier and bookkecper of the
United Banking and Trust Company.
AFTER RAILROADS.
The Railroad Commissioner OF Vir-
ginia has instituted legal proceedings
against the Richmond, Petersburg and
Carolina, the Big Stone, the Marion and
Rye Valley and the Tuckahoe and
James River railroads for failure to file
their annual reports as required by law.
The statute provides penalty OF $500
hne for failure or refusal to comply.
WILL EXHIBIT AT PARIS.
The Richmond Locomotive and Ma
chine Works will have an exhibit at the
Paris Exposition in the shape of the
engines which are now building at this
plant for the Finnish and Swedish gov
ernments.
Each Of these powers desire that one
OF the engines so constructed shall be
placed on exhibition atsthe Paris FIX
position in 1900. The splendid product
OF these works will. therefore, be placed
Where all the nations Of the earth cnn
be convinced of the skill OF the Amerl-
can mechanic.