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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-22
INTERESTING EVENT.
Miss Phyllis Langhorue to Wed Mr.. Brooks
in November.
Especial Dispatch to The Times J

Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)
BASIC CITY. VA, October 20
The marriage of Miss Phyllis Langhorne
to Reginald Brooks will take place at
Brandon Hotel, at this place. on the even
ing OF the l4th Of November. The CORE
spondelit called at Mirador, the summer
home OF the Langhorne's, yesterday and
was the first newspaper man to be given
the particulars OF the marriage.
The marriage will take place at 6 o'clock.
in the main hall OF the Brandon and in a
yeStibuIe just opposite the main entrance
to the hotel. Rev. Mr.. NeEves. the brides
pastor, and Bishop Robert A. Gibson, of
Richmond, will perform the ceremony.
Mrs. Robert G.. Shaw, of Boston. former
ly Miss Mamie Langhorne, will be maid of
honor, and James Stilman, Of New York,
will be best man
The bridesmaids are as follows: Misses
Atkinson and Christian, of Richmond;
Miss Christian Atkinson, of Baltimore:
Miss Landon Rives, of Castle Hill; and
Miss Gladys Brooks, a sister Of the BRIDE
groom.
The guests from New Yorksw arrive
the day before the marriage in special
cars, and those from Richmond will ar
rive the afternoon OF the marriage. The
ushers will be fourteen classmates Of the
groom at Harvard, who will come on a.
special train.
They will return to Richmond the same
night. while the New York guests will re-
main over until the next day.
Where the honeymoon will be spent is
being kept from the public.
Mrs. Langhorne said to the reporter
however. that Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks will
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-22
SHOT AT THREE:
TINES BY NEGRO
Knocked Down for Undue Familiarity
He Used His Pistol,
AN UNlUCKY ENGINEER.
---------
Strikes Four .ea on the Track Inside Of
0nc Month--Anti-saIoo League Meet
Ing in Missionary Meet
ing a, Enon Church.
AN UNIUCKY ENGINEER.
SPECIAL Dispatch 10 The Times

CHESTER, VA, Oct III. K. Moody.
9 a citizen uf this place, was shot at three
4 iirnes Siinoay morning by u negro en-.
pioyed IN Carpenters force, at the camp
OF tho contractor, who is grading 90 ihe
electric road very near THIS place ar.
Moody said he was at the camp waiting
Tor MIR. Carpenters foreman. in order TO
attend the Methodist Church here, Snen
the negro came into the tent and asked
Of the cornmissary clerk. a piece of rope
and caught hold OF the white boy Wit! a
s lsiir OF shears in his hand. This began
TO stir Moody's spirit, and the negro tnen
turned 10 him, who was perfect straa-'
ger to Moody. and said Dick, give ne
cigarette.
Moody said: You don't know who you
arc speaking 10. Go you?" whercupon the
negro. with an oath. said Yes. and by
that time Moody had SPRAYED him on
( the ground with a blow from his fist.
USED HIS PISTOL.
Nhoa the negro rose he commenced
firing with a pistol. and shot at Moody
three times. one ball only penetrating his
clothing and grazing the iiesh. The pis-
tol was taken from the negro by The
foreman, and Moody swore out var
rant against the negro by Justice G. Z.
Robertson, but it is not known where the
negro is or whether he has been ar
rested.
The Norfolk and Western train Sunday
morning struck an old man sitting on the
ties of the Atlantic Coast Line a iitd1
south of this point and badly injured
him 1t was stated that this was the
fourth man that had been killed or in
iured by an engine in charge of the same
engineer in the course of a few months.
UNLUChY. BUT NOT TO BLAME.
OF course, no one lays blame on the en-
Eineer. but he seems by this statement 10
be unfortunately fated.
Mr.. AIcQween, treasurer of the Equ;ta-
BILE Life Insurance Company, at Rich
mond, is quite sick at his home here.
Mr.. Crawford, superintendent Of the
anti-Saloon League, delivered two adj
dresses here yesterday at the Methodist
Church.
At Enon Baptist Church yesterday
missionary meeting was held, at which
Rev. Mr. Mercer and Mr. VIM. Eliyson,
of Richmond, and C. n. Friend, of .Ches-
terrified delivered addresses. Rev. Alfred
Bagby is the pastor of this church.
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EXECUTION OF CZOLGOSZ.
Dstsis About Complete aud it Will Take
Place on cSth or 10Th.
(By AssociateG Press.l


ALBANY, n. Y, October 21-Warden
Meade, OF Auburn prison, spent several
hours to-day in conference with Supern-
tendent OF State Prisons Cornelius V.
Collins, arranging the details for carrying
out the sentence of death imposed on
Leon +. Czolgosz, the murderer of Pres
icent Mckinley. There will be bat 26
witnesses admitted, the law limiting the
number.
The prison physicians will be assisted
in the conduct Of the autopsy by DR..
Carlos f. Macdonald, former president Of
the State Commission OF Lunacy. and one
of the greatest experts on insanity in the
country.
Details have been practically completed
and it is believed that the execution will
take place before o'clock on the morn
ing of October 2Sth, or at similar hour on
tie oath
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WILL TAKE A
RECESS FRIDAY
CONTINUED from First Page.)

elders.
DIN Richardson proceeded to do it. He
introduced a resolution endorsing Mon
tague, Willard anG Anderson.
He made a coIklng political speech.
Referring to the charge made against
Mr. Willard by the Republican candidate
for having a barrel, he said MIR. Willard
had kept his barrel. while Colonel Hoge
exhausted the one he had on his trip
across the continent. This SO anthused
and amused the audience that the reso-
luton received unanimous endorse
ment, the Republican members present
voting for it in a paroXysm of laughter
before they knew that anything except
the brilliant, able and eNcoriating young
leader Of Democracy was UP for consid-
Grafton
DEMANDED ROLL CALL.
Faison demanded a roll call. He said
Republican members present had voted
viva voce, and the motion for Montague
was carried unanimously. He wanted
the yeas and nays. He intended to have
these Republicans go on the record in
black and white The roll call showed
the Republican not voting.
Mr. Richardson: 81 move the members
not voting be made to vote-be made to
express their sentiments"
Mr. Walker: Mr.. President. that's
not the kind Of freedom of speech that's
constitutional. Judge Green knows all
about it. You go ask him if it is
Great laughter and applause on the Re-
publican side and groans from the Dem
ocratsi
Mr. Richardson: Ct move the club now
adjourn. TO meet Wednesday,.
Mr. Warthea opposed this bitterly.
He said there was great deal of work
to he done. and there had been nothing
but oratory. If members would only do
more and talk less, adjournment would
not be so popular He was in favor of
sitting up all night and not going home
until morning.
Mr. Moncure offered an amendment
substituting Tuesday for Wednesday, and
got up and sat. down three times to
make 4 speech and couldn't make it, and
the chair ruled that q motion to ad
iourn was not debatable. This eased
Mr.. Walker. and lis amendment was
adopted and the body adjourned until
p NJ to-day
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Geographic Brevities.

ELIZABETH CITY. N. CA battery
OF boilers at Fleetwood and Jackson's
mill at Hartford. n. c.. exploded to-day,
iniuring three men, one perhaps fatally
Loss. $4,000: insured.
WASHINGTON.--It was announced
to-day that William Dudley Foulkc. Of
Indiana, to whom the President on Sat
iIrday. accorded Il membership on the
Civil Service Commission, has accepted.
COLUMBIA. S. CA report comes from
Hampton of the lynchng of an unknown
negro. who committed burglary on the
residence Of DR.. Peples.. The man was
run down with dogs and hung.
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Course Tickets Going Lively.

The attractive announcement of the
Association Star Course was we'll re-
ceived, and orders are coming in lively.
Ten excellent attractions have been
booked, and it is hard to realize that the
opening is so near at hand. The first
assignment OF seats will take place next
Tuesday night in the Association parlor.
the Almondbury Hand Bell Ringers open
ing the course on Friday, November Sth
It is important that all orders be re-
ceived before Tuesday next. in order that
good seats may be secured.
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Parsons il Trouble.
Especial Dispatch to The Times

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
NORFOLK, VA, October 2l.-C. F.
Parsons, of Richmond, charged
with being drunk and disorderly, tailed
to appear in the Police Court this morn
ing. a mittimus was issued ana lie
police seek him. A fine OF $2' was en-
tered against him. DR.. f. S. Willard,
his bondsman, will have to pay 500 should
Parsons not be found.
Parsons, while ON a spree before day
light Sunday morning, attempted 10
break into the apartments OF Manager
of the Academy OF MUSIC DuesberrE. He
was later arrested and identified by Mr..
Duesberry. He pleaded that he was
crazed by whiskey and did not know
what he was doing. This is probably
true, as he evidently did not know into
whose flat he sought entrance. Parsons
was recently arrested here. charged
with skipping" board bill at the Hotel
Lexington, Richmond, but the case was
settled, He is believed TO have left
Norfolk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-22

ryir1g a way furniture to the amount Of
eul nun psuodlsod suA ss 2: elL oss
Goth, upon the request OF ms counsel 't11:s
Mr.. H. NJ. Smith. =.
Howard Alley, a young white man. who
el,ot his uncle, Richard Alley, in July
ana left. was, brought back from Fire
f creek ". va. Sunday night by one of
the deputy sherifs.
Iol,n Gibson was arrested. Sunday by
cvc1one Samuels upon a warrant charS-
inr him with stealing Some clothes.
4 marriage license was granted yester-
day to Mr.. William f Johnston and
Miss Lena p. Watkins, both of Henrico
county.
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think former Acknowledgement Rufus A.
Ayers has made the II ost sensible CONS
ment upon the affair I have read he

The Democratic leaders here from the
Charlotte section OF the State are taking
the nomination of Mr.. III. G.. Rice for the
House in good part. Most of the leaders
were opposed to him. but there WAS moth
ing personal in their opposition. Sergeant
alarms Watkins says he isz:t fine man
and that he will poll the Iull strength at
the party. Others who were for Mr. .er-
ry are now in line for the nominee and
are determined to give him rousins ma
Jorlty at the polls.
Mr.. W. r. Mullen. the prominent labor
leader of this city. left yesterday to make
q tour of the State in the interest of the
Democratic ticket. Mr.. Mullen will devote
MS whole time from now to election
speaking. When seen. he said he had not
arranged the itinerary of his trip. but
would, In all probability. spend two or
three days in Roanoke, two days In Dam
Vile, one or two days in Portsmouth and
Norfolk. and a couple of days each in
Petersburg, Newport News and Char
lottsSviiie
State Senator W. P. Barksdaie. Of Hall
fax. spent last night in the city having
come over from Diuwiddie Courthouse,
where he made a speech on yesterday.
The Senator says prospects fcS Demo-
cratic success are looking up in tho
Fourth DlStrlCI ana that ne mad a rOuS-
ing meeting yesterday. He believes thu
Roosevelt Washington dinner is helping
the party wonderfully. and says the
speakers are working it to a standstilt
on the stump. Mr. Barksdale has an en-
gagement to speak at Madison Courthouse
on Thursday but the leaders up in Hall
fax want him to come there 1t is prob
able that ne will do So
Col. J. Hampton EIoge is not expected
to make q political address in Richmond.
He left the matter entirely in the hands
af Mr.. Morgan Treat. member of the FIX
ecutive Committee for the Third District.
AS the Democrats here refuse to l-ave
Mr. Montague debate with Col Hoge, our
nominee will not come to Richmond said
Mr. Treat last night. Col Hoge vas
booked to speak in Lee county yesterday.
Mr.. S. NJ. Donald. of Augusta. is IN the
city on business. He says the Democratic
situation is improving IN his county. and
that Augusta and Stanton will do their
duty for the ticket on the 5th of Ncver-
Der.
Hon S. l.. Kelley returned last night
from Southampton county, where he adj
dressed a large gathering OF Democrats
yesterday. The only other speaker was
Mr.. SebrelI. the nominee for the Hous,
OF Delegates.
An appointment has been made for
Congressman Swanson to speak alta bar
becue to be held at Suffolk on October
29tfl
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Tri-State League.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
NORFOLK, VA, October 20.-There
may be a. Southern tri-State baseball
league next season, in which Portsmouth,
Norfolk and Richmond will compete with
three clubs each from North Carolina
and South Carolina.
A conference to this end will be held
in Raleigh November 10Th. 1t has been
called by Sherwood Briggs, a prominent
merchant of that city, who was rresi-
dent Of the Interstate League OF Vir-
ginia and North Carolina last season. The
proposed league will, il is seated, be
strongly backed, and will sign the best
men. It will be the biggest venture of
the kind hat has ever been undertaken
in the South.
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DOUBLE STREET DUEL,
Two Men Dead aad Two Others Under Arrest
For the killing.
fEx Associated Press.

WACO, TEXAS, Oct. 21.-A street duel
with revolvers was enacted in Austin
Street, the main thoroughfare Of the city.
this afternoon between former Sheriff
Harris and his son on one side, and DR..
Lovelace and his son on the other. AS a
result, both of the Harrises arc dead and
DIR. Lovedace and his son are under ar
rest, charged with the killing.
The trouble is supposed to have orig
mated from domestic difficulties.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
Old Dominion
] Steamship Co
1aiIy Line for New York. the North
and East
FROM RICHMOND

PASSENG r....y .e--s -J-AILE. eI-
cept Sunday Dy Chesapeake ana Ohio
Railway at "a. II. via Norfolk or A.
NJ. ana 3:lo 2. NJ. oy N. x w. Halfway
via Norfolk both lines connecting with
direct steamers sailing same day.
Steerass passengers can leave by aux
Hilary steamer Monday, Wednesday, and
FRIDAY sailing from Rockets at 2. NJ.
and changing 10 nain-line ship at Nor
folk.
rorei@r ports, received and forwarded
daiIv= except Sunday. at companE's
wharf. Rocketts-
FROM NEW YORK
PASSENGERS can leave DAILY, az
60. Sunday IRON companys pie:- No "a
SSaprth River at } a. NJ, for Old Point
t"ornforr and Norfolk connecting with c.
g - and \. & w trains for Richmond.
EPEIGHT received and forwarded daily.
except Sunday
1,I, Esat Main Street; Richmond Trans
90. Connanv No 903 East Main Street;
WrrnhHls Hotel. c. & o. and r. s. r.
Jau, p.s Richmond Baggage checked
through to all points.
nor further Information apply to
% JOHN f. MAYER. Agent.
NJ 1910 East Main Street. Richmond, Va
General Offices: No 81 Beach Street, cor
nsr West Street. New York. n. Y.
hiei ]. J. BROWN.
WALKER Gen. Pas. Agt-
Traff Manager.
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Tried to Kill Joe English.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.l

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
ROANOKE, VA. October 21.-
Saturday night, Byrd Wade, a notorious
character, attempted to kill joe English
(also coloreO, by shooting through the
lattice-work of a bar-room. He missed
his man and fed
English is the negro who saved the fire.
engine Of the city about a year ago by
jumping on the box when the driver was
thrown off, and driving the team to the
fire. The City Council gave him vote of
thanks and suit Of clothing in recogni-
ton of his act
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WOMAN in MANS CLOTHES.
Couple Who, Arrived in sloop Arrested
Under Suspicion.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)

sNopcElal- OlSp1tCll 10 Inc sllncS.}
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. October IL
A. slender young woman, mas
as a man and claiming Rich.
mond as her home, was one Of the finds
OF sthe police drag-net to-day. The stri
and man landed here yesterday in q
tWenty-foot sloop called The Swan.
shortly, after they landed they were ar
rested by the police as suspicious char
acters.
The couple claim to be man and wife
and give the names CT Mr.. and MRS.
borrence Thomas. Papers found on the
man show that they were married IN,
New York State and also that tI> ooat
was purchased in Troy. They claim TO
have hailed to this port direct from Ne"
York. The sloop is fitted with a capln
and the necessary paraphanali;t LOT Il
NARROWING expedition.
The girl says she was born IN R!ch-
mond and lived with a lady named I'm
lanf at No. 81 West Cary Street and left
there when eleven years old to go on the
vaudeville stage as a contortionist she
was jauntily dressed in long trousers,
sweater and sailor cap when arrested.
and her sex was not discovered untll
she broke down in the police station ana
confessed it. Ordinarily, she would pass
for an unusually handsome young man.
The man is the girls inferior In intel
llgence and appearance. judge crown
ordered the couple held for five days,
pending an investigations
Mr.. John J. Umlauf, who resided at the
above number for five years up to 1896,
stated that he did not know of the lady
or her motner and no such people ever
boarded with him. as he never ran
boarding house. An inquiry from the
neighbors of that vicinity disclosed the
fact that no such person ever resided
at that number.
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DUPLICATE KEYS POSSIBLE.
Powers Says He Had Those of His Office,
When GoebeI Was Shot.
nv Associated Press \

GEORGETOWN, Ky, Oct. 21.-Tn the
trial of former Secretary of State Caleb
Powers, he concluded his testimony. He
said no one ever had his personal key
to his office except Leo. Davidson son
Of Assistant Secretary Davidson.
L want to Say that there is a posi-
blity that the shots may have been fired
from the Secretary of States Office.
Duplicate keys could have been made.
But when Goebe was shot 1 had the
keys to my Office in my possession
Powers denied most enpilaticaily that
he had ever conspired with any human
being to do violence to William Goebel
or any other Democratic official.
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J. L. Rsdford.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
EAST sRADFORD. VA, Oct. 21.-J. r..
Radford died yesterday evening at. his
country place in Pulaski county. He was
twice elected to the Legislature from
Montgomery county and Radford city. lie
was As years old and had been in bad
health for several years.
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Two Men Cut His Throat.
(Special Dispatch to The Times

HsPec1aI U1spatch TO The IlnesJ
Z ROANOKE, VA, October 2I-
Late Saturday night. while Wade Brooks
was going to his home, in the southeast
section of the city, he net Joe and Tom
'Attick, who called after him as he passed.
He replied, and the two met, set upon
him and cut his throat with knife, max
ing sash about three inches long. But
for the prompt arrival OF g. physician the
young man would have died, as several
blood-vessels were cut. and as it Is, his
condition is very critical. Joe Attick has
been arrested and a warrant is out for his
brother
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Jailed for Safe Keeping,
Especial Dispatch to The Times

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
SCOTTSVILLl1, VA, October IL
Charles Wingfield. the negro who killed
Mr.. Carter Saturday. has been secretl-'
taken from the Jail here and hid by the
authorities to prevent possibility of lynch
inf. He was brought back here for 4
preliminary trial before the Magistrate
Court and indicted and sent on to tbs
grand jury. Immediately afterwards he
was taken and safely lodged in ja,, at
Charlottesville. Everything is now lulet
here,
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DEATHS.

UvERNATOR.-Died. at the residence
S3a1 Church Fill Avenue, Saturday Oc-
tober l9, 1901. at 9:25 P. NJ. GEORGE
Il. "GUVERNATOR, in the thirty-third
years of his age. He leaves Wife,
father. three sisters, ana one prother
Funeral from ST. Peters Cathedral
S TOMORROW (Tuesday) MORNING. at
1920 A. NJ. Friends and acGuaintancss
are invited to attend. Interment at MI.
Calvary Cemetery.
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BARBECUE IN NELSON
The Serious Illness OF the Groom Prevents a
Marriage.

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
LIVINGSTON. Oct. 21--A barbecue
was held Saturday at Oak Fill Church,
near Myndus. this county, for the benefit
of that church. DR.. y. B. Fitzpatrick
and ". II. Goodwin. Democratic and IN
dependent candidates for the Legislature.
were present and each was active in his
own interest.
Captain W. S. Parks. of Page. had been
invited to make an address, but was
unable to attend.
The sudden and serious Illness of tho
groom has caused q postponement of the
marriage of Mr.. William B. Oddly. or
Roanoke to Miss Gertrude Massie. of
Lovfngston niece Of Hon. Bland Massie,
which was to have taken place here, on
the 10th inst.
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John A, Andrews.


Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
ROUGH CREEK, Oct. 20-Mr. John a.
Andrews died this morning at o'clock
at the home of his son. Mr.. Henry n.
Andrews. He was upwards of SO years
old and one of the most highly esteemed
gentlemen i'm this community. He was
q, ruling elder in Rough Creek Church
for many years.
His remains will be laid to rest in the
old family burving ground.
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spend the winter atzAiken, s. G., return
ing to Mirador to spend Christmas.
Elaborate preparations are being made
at the Brandon for the entertainment OF
the bridal party. a farewell dinner will
be given by Mr.. Brooks to his friends in
New York the day before his coming to
Virginia
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Horse Menengitis.

Especial Dispatch to The TiEes)
CAPE CHARLES, VA, October 81
Many valuable horses have died in
this county during the past two months
from what is supposed to be "menen-
gitis,'' and the disease still RACES.
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Sweet P0tatneS.
ESPECIAL Disnatch 70 Tho Tir

Especial Dispatch to The Tmes)
CAPE CHARLES. VA. October 81
Sweet potato shipments from the
Peninsula are very heavy just now, as
the farmers must get them out of the
ground before cold weather sets in. Prices
are low, ranging from 70 cents to 81 per
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PERSONAL,

Mr.. Simon Bowman. the well known
furnishing goods salesman, has associated
himself with the Gans-Rady Company,
sfriendJ
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PILES CURED WITHOUT THE

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrudins
Piles Your druggist will refund your
money it 2AzO OINTMENT falls 70
cure you. so cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-22

Miss Amy a to y second, Anna Darling
go to y third. Time, LAB.
Sixth raoe-two nliles-The Rhymer Go
to 81 first, William II. q to y second.
Timo 3:43.
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The services of Congressman Claude a.
Swanson are greatly in demand IN the
stump throughout the State. Among
other places where he is wanted Ey the
party leaders, is in Nelson county en-
next Monday. which is the last court
day before the election. So far, there
are no speakers assigned there for that
day, and a strong poll is being MADE On
the popular Fifth District leader. Dole
gate Bennett I. Gordon has made the
request OF the State charm N 10 SCI nd
Mr.. Swanson to Lovingston, and in all
probability n will go.
Mr.. Swanson's brother married III o.:e
of tn enlost prominent families in the
county. and he is widely popular UP there.
That a speech from him following the
one made there by Mr.. Montague on
last court Cay would result in great good
there is no doubt. and every effort will
be made to secure his services.
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Henrico News Notes. :

Archie Boiling (colored) was before
Squire T. r. Darracott yesterday
charged with entering the residence Of.
Winston Sims in the night time and car.