Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-18

Court OF Appeals to-day. They were
RIVAL counsel III the case or Emanuel
Felserheld vs.. the United States of
America. sG
MIR. Faulkner was special counsel for
the Government, and was associated
with District Attorney Joseph IL.
Gaines. of West Virginia, who also
urged the case.
Hon. Henry NJ. Russell. OF Wheel
ing, w. Va, was associated with Mr..
Warner.
The case is one involving the consti-
tutionality of the Act of Congress pro-
hibiting manufacturers or dealers in
tobacco, cigarettes or cigars from
sending out coupons, calling for some
prize. in packages containing the man
ufactured goods. The United States
District Court in West Virginia de-
cidcd in favor of the Government.
A MATRIMONIAL CLUE.
Mrs. w. C. Gayle the pretty young
widow of King William county. who
WAS one of the victims of Il matri-
mortal bureau conducted in NIilwau-
kee, will have to take another trip to
that city.
United states Marshal Morgan Treat
has received papers to serve upon the
lady for her appearance In court on the
10th of November to testify against
the head of the bureau The former
tfial resulted in n mlS-trial.
1t will be remembered that Mrs.
Gayle Joined the matrimonial club or
ganized by Milwaukee man. but she
did not get Il husband. as she expect
ed. The club had IL large membership
and the man who organized it reaped
a harvest of dollars.
CONFEDERATE VETE.R ANS.
Next Wednesday will be a great day
for the Confederate veterans of Charles
City and surrounding counties. The
occasion will be the unwilling OF Il
monument at Charles City Courthouse
TO commemorate the bravery and devo-
ton of the men who went out from
that county in 1861 and who followed
the fortunes of Lee and his cause
through four years of civil strife.
Congressman Charles Lamb. who
commanded the Charles City Cavalry
Gardiner Tyler Judge George L. Chris
tan and Judge Isaac Christian will be
among the speakers. and preparations
have been made to entertain large
crowd of people
1t is a remarkable coincidence that
the cavalry and infantry companies OF
Charles City had about the same num-
Der of enlisted men; the same number
were killed in each company. and 40
per cent of each were wounded in bat
tie.
A LADY MISSING.
Miss Anna Elizabeth La,nltin. daugh-
ter of Sanitary officer u. d. LamlSin,
has been missing from her home since
last Saturday. and the most persist cnt
search has failed to disclose any traces
of her.
A description of the missing girl is
as follows:
Nineteen years old; five feet ten
inches tall: brown eyes and hair
slightly dark complexion. Wore black
worsted dress with Elton jacket of
same material lined with green silk:
black silk shirtwaist tucked all over:
No. patent-leather slippers; wore no
jewelry except two brcaStpins in front
of shirtwaist: her hat was black felt.
with black silk; white under |
wear.
The police of this city have used
every effort 10 locate her, and have |
communicated without avail with the !
city officials of Norfolk Washington,
Baltimore and other places.
THE LATE MIR. REDDY.
monument to Hon. w. f. Reddy. !
one of the most popular members Of
the Virginia legislature, who died last
winter. will be unveiled in MI. Calvary
Cemetery tomorrow.
GOOD RACING SPORT
The Deep Run Hunt Club held it's |
regular fall meet this afternoon on the |
club track. and furnished some of the |
hest racing sport ever seen in Rich |
mond
1t is always a society event here. but
the gathering to-day was not as large
as on previous occasions. although the
weather was superb. The most excit-
ing OF all the events was n one mile
fiat race with four starting-E. d.
Christian Jr.'s "Clinginst' and shot
bett." James PEBBLES "Hepsur Hcarur'
and w. II. Joynes Kings Pride"
The race was n tug all the way
through. one horse and then another
forging little ahead. "Shotbett" won
by Il hair over Kings Pride"
Another good race was the steeple
chase with five starting, and was won
by f. w Christians Ajax
The farmers half mile Hat race was
won by ]. f. Pamer's Belle" Prize,
saddle and bride.
Seventeen entries were made for the
jumping contest, which was won by r.
w. Christians "Vireiua c." Prize. the
Westbrook Cup. which becomes the
property OF the owner. The jumps We're
over three hurdles feet inches high.