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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
FIGHT FOR ESTATE
IS SENSATIONAL
Woman on Stand SWears She
Pictured Hers5lf a. the
!. ~, :.,,.,,, Previous Trial.
lBy Associated Press.l

BERLIN, Oct, 2S-At to-day's session
of the court before which Countess lsa-
bella Wes.erska Kwlecki and her nus
band, Count Kwilecki, as an accessory 10
the crime. are being tried on the charge
of presenting male child. not their own.
as the heir to an estate at NrobleWo, lro.
vince Of Posen, Count Hector kwilecki,
who with his father, are cOntestiny lie
legitimacy Of the alleged heir, testified
regarding his efforts TO discover the ac
tual mother of the child which tho Coun-
tess Isabella claims as her own.
When the girl from Paroae alleged to
bc the child's mother, was questioned in
court to-day, she admitted giving her
child away, The witness was shown pho
tographs of six children, and WAS asked
if she recognized her own ohilu, She SO
lected the right one from It's resemblance
to her elder son,
Frau Ossowsd, who treated the coun.
tess with massage during The teal
months Of her illness, and who had les 4.
fled In tho defendants favor at the pro.
4vlous trial IN Posen, and w..o ., now
accused of perjury. admitted to-day that
she had perjured herself at Posen. Inc
witness said her former Testimony was
Influenced by pity for the Countess Isa-
bella, and especially. for the little oy, FOR
whom s.nAr wanted "a SAVE thc >u~@s and
Sltla,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
: & " .
SOU HERN,,
SEAB|OARD
Possible Cor solidation Of the
TWO Roads.
a SECRET CONFERENCE
u .
l SECRET CONFERENCE
A. 3. Andrews, Of the Southern, and
James M. Barr, OF Seaboard, Meet
Behind Closed Doors-v- r.ous
Surmises asto Purport
1snac,a, q nc rImes-pispatch.)

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA. Oct. 2s,--A b. An
drews, yice-prcsldcnt of the Southern
Railway Company and James NJ barr
yice-president and general manager Of
the seaboard Air Line Railroad, had a
long private conference at the Monti'
cello Hotel and various are the sur
misses as to what is in the wind lt Is
believed that the conference was In re-
gard to the possible acquisition OF the
control of tho Seahoard system by the
southern or by interests allied with the
house of j. F. Moi gan & Co.
1t has been reported within the past
dav or SO that tho committee who a!e
endea avoring to adjust the financial DIFF
ficulties Of Messrs. John l.. Williams 8,
Sons, Of Richmond, and j. w. Mlddeh-
dorf OF Ba,.more, have received tom
two or more interests, offers for lie Sea-
board stock held by these firms, and 1t
ia contectureu that the Morgan interests
NAV be of these. While 1t Is Impossible
to obtain anylh ng authentic, 1t Is ie-
ported that Morgan has set out 70 secure
control of the Seaboard,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
FIRED AS SALUTE
AND NOT TO KILL
Mexican was Drunk and Gel
ebra.lng and Did Not At. 4. ~.
tempt to Kill Diaz.--s:s..--.-,..., -s:..-.- 4,
ipY Associated Press.l

h MEXICO CITY, Oct. 2S.--Reports from
Guanajuato minimize the first details
of the alleged attempt on the life of
President Diaz. 1t is now stated that
Toscano was undoubtedly drunk.
The Mexican Herald's special corre-
spondent has wired that Toscano, who
was on horseback, fired into the air as
the Presidents car was passing. The
man claims that he was moved at the mo-
ment to salute the President, but the
story Is denied In some quarters. The
car was crowded with officials and
friends Of the President. so that had
Toscano fired at the car somebody surely
would have been hit
President Dlaz wires here that the re-
port OF the attempt on his life Is false.
However, 1t Is known that precautions
were taken on the Presidents going
to Guanajunto lest some fanatic or crank
should make an attempt on his life
There was no reason to fear anything
from the people Of that city, whose vel
come has been enthusiastic, but since
The recent attempts on the life ST PresI-
dent Roosevelt, IL was deemed wise to
protect President Diaz, as 1t is known
there is much In suggestion to weak
minded man, High officials of the gov
ernment deny that Toscano had any A~-
sw4kss n -ssest tAaS Ne SsAs,A&at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
FIRE RACES IN
FADUCAH. KENTUCKY

PADUCKAII KY, Oct. 2s.-f'ire' which
started late tonight In the wAo.e4ae
grocery store of NJ, Livingston at Sec
ond and Broadway, has spread rapla'y
until at 1880 o'clock 1t threatens tie en-
tire wholesale district. The loss ALREADY
inf cted is estimated at S2o1oo1 ana It
may reach a million before the hames
are gotten under control as number OF
other large establishments adJo'n those
now burning and there seems i''tie pros
pect Of the fireman being able to save
them.
From the establishment of Livingston
g. son, the flames spread successlVely to
tho II. We'll & Son wholesale wh.skey
house the l,agomarsino Hotel, Michael
Bros, wholesale saddlery. Lang Bros,
drug store and the Western Union Tele-
graph office, All these buildings VIII prove
Ae total loss, 2f-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
.BRAUER'S
BREEZY
MEETING
Barksdale and Sands
Make Strong Speeches
AFFIDAVIT is
INTRODUCED
Declares Todd Employed Man
toIGet Votes.
NAMES ARE NOT
GIVEN, HOWEVER E
Auth.r Of Purs> Elections Law Declares
That Todd 4 sN olaf ID That Meas
ure, if5Assel-ton in Affidavit is
Correct-Mr. Jas. Russell.
Also Speaks for Erauer-
Flood Ton i.h,,
Declares Todd Employed Man
toSGet Votes.
NAMES ARE NOT
GIVEN HOWEVER

Something close akin to excitement ot
All Intense character prevailed in near.
by Henrico precinct for moment last
night, when III the midst OF one of the
hottest political meetings the county has
known In years there was sprung SEN
, sational public announcement TO the effect
that persons theu5fin the room were in
possession OF letters and papers that. II
kusta ned. he believed, would convict
Todd. the nominee Of the County Com
n1ittee. OF violationof the Barksdale pure
elections law. would render him ineligi-
bio for, the office for which he is making
SO vigorous a fight.
It was at the clone OF a brief opening,
talk that Mr.. William, II. Sands. of Rich
mond. speaking in ths interests OF Brauer,,
the State Committee candidate. struck the
spark that touched or the magazine. He
approached the subject unwillingly, he
said 1t was not his: desire at this time
to touch upon a matter Of this sort but
he was provoked tes 1t by the attitude
assumed by ar. Todd. This latter gem
tlenlan. he said, no he s.i posing as@ftla
apostle OF purity, ana bad been attempt
Ing to hold Mr.. Brauer upJa very differ
ent person. But all the while he was
himself guilty, more guilty than thetman
he accused Mr.. Sands said he could sub
stantiate his words with an affidavit and
a letter from Todd himself He waved
paper In his hand, while somebody in
tho crowd yelled for names.
"Understand me. gentlemen.'' said Mr.
Sands, II: didn't mean to say Mr.. Todd
has violated any law. But 1 have here
an affidavit which proves him to have
loaned money to voter few days be-
fore the recent primary. All I mean to
sayF,is that 1t is unfair lor him to say
Mr.. Brauer 8 politics are impure, because
he charges that he (Brauep has done
what no CTodd) has himself done. 1 don t
pass upon the other question. don't
know whether this is violation Of the
Barksdale law or not
Barkesdae Taxes the Floor.
But then and there arose upon his feet
the author OF the law himself, none less
than the Hon. William 2. Barksdaie. Of
Halifax county, who was present in tho
room as a member of the State COM
mittee and speaker In behalf of Brauer.
In SO many words Mr.. Barksdale declat ed
am chorus OF yeis, that what was al
legged in the affidavit was a clear violation
Of the law that bore his name Tie stat
ute had been purposely made to include
loans"
"Gentlemcn OF IIenrlco county" said
Senator Barksdale. If what is charse ed
in that affidavit, regularly sworn and
subscribed to, Is true. Mr.. Todd can never
occupy the office of treasurer of Henrlco
county. whether he is elected next week
or not. If 1t Is true that he loaned this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
Three Arrests Made in BeCh-
tel Murder Case.
MAY BEEN FAMILY ROW
Girls Lover and Brother Are in Jail
Mothers Story Believed to Be an
Notwithstanding
Evidence.
CBY Associated Press.l

ALLENTOWN, PA. Oct 2S.-With Da-
vid Weisenberg under $500 bail, sup
piled by Congressman Kline and with
Thomas Bechtel, her brother and Alfred
Eckstein. her accredited lover locked up
in a police station CELL the Allentown po-
lice are rest nG In their work on the Ma
bel II. Bechtel murder case OF yesterday
morning, Until Coroner Schierer's ju.y
meets tomorrow evening.
The mystery is stll practically unsolved
except that Indications point to family
row in which Eckste n may Lave figured
as he admits he was at Miss Bechtel s
home on Monday evening for an hour
and half. Because Mrs. Bechtel' had
said her daughter left for drive on
Monday at 0 a. NJ, efforts were made TO
trace the girls movements away from
home. Rumors that she was at road
house near this city. We're founl t. LIE
groundless and Tie police do not believe
tie girl was away from home at all on
Monday, lie brothers, Thomas, John and
Charles, say they did not see her cn that
day and also says her her sister, Mratha,
FOUND BLOOD STAINS.
Martha usually slept W tn her widowed
t nStIlef III the SecDIu llpOT TeuT III.
Thomas occupied the middle room and
John and Charles the front room. In tts
latter the police to-day, on thorou. II
search. found blood stains on the carpet
and on the wall paper, and 1t looked as
if vigorous efforts had heen maze IL
wipe them out, Thomas bloody owe ais
We're found this afternoon In n ne Gh-
boris yard, In drawer OF a cose. In
the third story was found part ,r
Charles hatchet. such as sla ess use.
slate roofing being Els trade The re-
malnder OF the handle was founl In am
other drawer some d stance away. Thu
break In the handle looks new and fresh.
The police this afternoon put the en-
tire Becl,tel family, eXcept the mother.
under thorough examination, All leny
any knowledge of how Mabel came 10 hrr
death or who placed her body III no
areaway under the home on Tuesday
morning, The mother was not called
because OF her hysterical condition,
N5ny Quar- IS,
Eckste!n was Miss Bechtel's apcept ID
lover though she also received attentions
from Welsenbcrg. Eckste!n and the slll
were to have been married November 2oi
but the~sate WAS recently postponed until
y Christmas. They had frequent quarals
\ over Welsenherg's attentions EcNstein ha-
ing jealous of him, He had eSp.es ed
1 threats 10 several persons that he would
(Gsatinued on Second Paae,)
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they could regain them. Women. who
constituted a large percentage Of the
crowd. were crushed In the jam and in
tho struggle their dressea were torn and
their hats knocked on.
The policemen In trying to handle tho
crowd pushed many OF thom into the gut
ter and In several instances persor al
fights were averted only by the inter
position of cooler persons.
Shortly after the doors OF the Mercantile
Trust Company were opened the streets
were crowded for a distance OF several
hundred feet, and all efforts to keep them
clear were practically abandoned. while
the police directed their efforts, chinfly.
toward maintaining some degree OF order
at the doors.
EXCITEMENT ABATLJ.
AT \ o'clock in the afternoon the un-
easiness OF small depositors In the trust
companies seemed to have been removed.
At this hour there were only a few de-
positors withdrawing their daily balance
accounts or giving notice Of withdrawal
OF savings deposits at the Mercantile and
the Mississippi Valley companies. Many
persons who withdrew money yesterday
deposited 1t again to-day. and IN some in
stances new savings accounts were open-
cd.
Officers of the different institutions
made reassuring speeches to the deposit
tors before their doors and this helped to
send others away. The arrival Of several
boxes OF gold and silver in exp css
wagons guarded by armed officers SEEM
cd to restore degree OF confidence in
the crowd before tho Mercantile Trust
Company's building.
AT the other trust companies the with
drawnls were but little In excess Of TIRE
normal. One effect Of the Withdrawals was
observed at the City Hall in the great
increase In the payment Of taxes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
ASK REPEAL OF
SOCIAL CLUB LAW
Christian Convention Against
Use Ct Alcohol and
Tobacco.
to The Timos- -Dispatch.)

SUFFOLK, VA, Oct. 2s.-At the SEQ
ond days session Of the Eastern Virginia
Christian Convention, at Antioch to-day.
II blow was passed up to that part OF
the liquor law which permits tho char
tering of social clubs,
After a discussion of the Moral Re-
form Committees report 1t was decided
that the body would memorlallze the
Legislature to repeal the social club
law
The convention also disapproved of
alcoholic stimulants as beverage, de-
clarcu against the reading of Sunday
newspapers and Sunday excursions
against divorces and against tho use
of tobacco In any form.
Rev. Dr. G. j, Jones, of Marion, Ind,
preached the leading sermon OF the day,
lie took a strong stand against sancti-
flcation. He said nobody was holy or
slnless.
The ordination OF Rev. Jesse NJ, Rob-
erts of Windsor was recommended
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
sU.,PNI Sc WELDING
TUE DAY EVENING

To the complete surprise of their friends
ond many Of their relatives. Mr., Lewis
"a Mundin and Miss Alma May Char
rian, two Well known young PeoCple -
1l-ianrion county We're married TUESDAY
aunning al o clock in the parlor Of the
Rev' Joel I. Tucker, pastor OF the East
end Baptist church. :.
The BRIDE Is the atthrcl'Ve dauen'nf5"i
-, F,L AI.s r. z hapnlan, of Hem
~, rno She wore brown cloth travelE.;g
rni, rIt' With bat ana gloves to match, Mr;
h,undn is a pro,sperous m,Ncmant 81 81
Richmond, where he Is exceedingly wen
NmHMn, The couple left on the s o'clock train
Tuesday nght for Wssng,in here nd in a'er athsr
Ihorthern c ties, they Will return to II ell
mond where they will make their home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
GEhtRAL-

Close of stock market easy and price
changes trivial; money market hrlner-.L,
Long lines OF depositors. crowd saround
ST Louis trust companies doors Az aiiu
much disorder prevails; excitement SUD
siaes MS day progresses, and officials say
that affairs are in good shape ana t.a. nay
there will he no more disordcr---hfo NI,i
and. lover of Miss Bechtcl, who was mur ;.I,
dared in Allentown. Pa. are placcu IN Jhlt,
and poiice believe they have done ihu,,.i W
towards unravelling tho mystery " t,s
nllrder--AIeXican who was tnops.s ~,
have made an attempt on the ne u Inv. t.ie
President of Mexico was only celsprh,I,.s ,l',las
bv firing n salute with his pistol IN hSiior . 40
az the Chief ecutive-.-GoFcrli1of-tn y, ,,.n..
oval Of the Caucasus IS stnDheo lnIas rec
times by woulG-be assassins, put csc. s .bes 7 e,
WITH his life and his assailnnts are sno, no
down BY Cossa cks--Lou l)lllon, Roes ), e..e e.s
mile to wagon in TWO minutes l.at on Wis 1s
Ing day Of trotting meet al nfilpii,,,a fp n, ,
.rack--Sar1 Parks the New ' IiLlN oLNi YIN =,
inr delegate. on trial for extGrtions rom Q ~
,Ii5f. mtf nv Sorpora ton Geor gctoWn defeats
ne NIiddies at football by score or = = ~ ",
.-.Aiembers of Virginia Cooperation IN, III,
mission pay visit to Washineloh IA, 7aIo
Alexander Dowie says he con,trois, i, NV Ave
ions in chicago and predicts that III nfS :,
Vears he will have the sane p9wes ~, ~,
Ssn New York or Election day IN Se% ne, y
yorl, civ will be as dry as IT IS posslple
70 make 1t tl1pre-Former Senator l,a;,a JaI,es y
x Zones predicts victory lor nicS'o''i
in IN the 1o New York mayoralty race
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
JAMES Il. JoNEo SAYS
MCCLELLAN WILL WIN
nv Assoclntel press,

NEW YORK. Oct, 2s,-At Tammany
rcpdouarters it was announced that
former senator James Is, Jones, OF Ar
kansas, chairmantof the Democratic Ma
tonal COMMITTEES, had called at MI. Nc
clellan's headquarters to-day ana 81
pressed himself as satisfied that the
Democrats were going TO VIII a tremen-
tlous Victory.
Tho Democrats are very fortunate In
having a candidate of Colonel McClellan's
mental calibre,'' said Mr., Jones,
fu!s election Is assured and viii meet
with the universal approval a. N~e~-
&r.%y syvrAsS-.S w ~ - ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
GOING ABROAD
TO GET IDEAS.
fRy Associated Press. )

NEW YORK. Oct 2s.-On the Ameri-
can Line steamship New York. wh'cn
sailed to-day for Southampton, wera
Lieutenant-Command VIM. F. Sinms,
Lieutenant Commander Robert e. Peary
and Surgeon Henry G. Boyer, OF tie
navy. They comprise a commission re-
Gently appointed by the Navy Derart-
ment to so abroad and examine foreign
naval barracks ard report suggesu ms
for the barra cks to be built at the lie quo
Island navy yard and that at Norfolk,
for which an appropriation has been
made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
DAY IN
NEW YORK TO BE DRY
1Rr Assoclated Press,

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-Electlon day is
to be practically dry day. according
to an order which Police Commissioner
Green sent to the uniformed force to-
day. In which he orders them to enforce
strictly that section Of the election laws.
which says that it shall not be lawful
to sell or give away any liquor within
a quarter OF mile VI a voting place
while the polls are open on election
Ia , y . ' t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
&. 1. VENT,
-1E. E I. WENIz,
Stronq Belief that Negotiations Are in Progress
with E. i. VENTS Captors. and That They
Are. Preparing to Pay Over the Ran
. som for the Young Man.

j. L. Wentz and another agent of the
company made this same move three
DAYS ago 1t indicates a strong prot4-
bility that the details of an agreement
With the supposed captors of the young
man are about to be perfected, and the
fact that the treasurer of the company
which offered the reward has gone on
this unexplained trip. would seem to
indicate that arrangements had been
made to pay over the necessary ransom
for the return Of the missing young
man. ,@
The wentz family aresreticent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
BALTIMORE ORDERED
TO PUERTO PLATA
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. os.-Act-
Ing Secretary of the Navy Darling this
afternoon sent orders to the Norfolk
navy yard for the cruiser Baltimore 10
proceed forthwith to Puerto Plata. San
Domingo, to look after American inter-
ests at that blockaded port. 1t Is ex-
pected the Baltimore will leave to-mor-
row, and she should arrive at her desti-
nation by Tuesday.
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9(spectal 70 The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial 70 The I1mes'"Dlspatttcr1'J
BRISTOL. TENN. Get. :s'---Manoeu-
yers on the part Of, confidential agents
&of toe Wentz famN> to-day Indicate
that either an important clue has been
gained regarding Edward I. Wentz, the
missing millionaire, or that he has ac-
tually been located. j. Wentz, lhe IN,
here to-day in company with Treasurer
Prescott Of the Virginia Coal and Iron
Company, and the two went south from ON
Bristol. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
LUNA JOYNEkS UNCLE
ASKED TO IDENTIFY CHILD
fsnecial to The Times-pispatch,

Especial to The Tmes-Dispatch.)
SUF.Ci IA, VA. Uct. 2S--ira b. Chand-
Ter. OF Church Roads, Va, brother Of
Mrs. Ida Joyner. whose death was brought
on because OF grief for her missing girl.
Luna Joyner. to-day had telegram ask
ing him to go IL the scene in North
Carolina to identify Luna.
The first report OF Luna's discovery
came from a postmaster. to whose Office
q 4 colored woman with the supposed
Luna frequently had come. Detectives
refuge to name the postoflce. There Is
still a 900 reward for her finding, ;,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
North CAROLINA.

Judge PEBBLES III at his horre N Nos,hdi ,,,ld
ampton. and his court neii;. az. ~ h., q
,reln ,hers das been - so much cotton in Rale!sh;
n,aniers holding for l2i4 cents.-Negro
Medical Association In sessionA a9nner
m he Southern road: four men kllied.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
DIX WAS EXC Ilent.

NI,NPORT NEWS, VA, Oct, 2s.--
Henry T.. Dixey presented the farce.
"Facins the Muse" at the Academy
here tonight, IT Is up,t@--ts @ad tbaS-
S----rf- .Sr~xstkN%
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
MRS. W. H. SCOVILLE
BUYS FINE ESTATE
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
STOCK BRIDGE, MASS, Oct. os.-
Mrs. w. Fl. Scovllle, of Hampton. Va,
has bought with her sister, Mrs. Edith
Talbot, Of Boston, fine estate at this
fashionable autumn resort lately boz
longing to Daniel r. Williams.
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Average .................."........ 90
n11N1ATrRE ALMANAc
rtCHNOMD.

Hon W. p Barksdale again speaks IN
IIonrico In the interest Of Br9uer faction
.-.-Hon. D. G. O'F'laherty. to aid law
partner II. political race---Nl's.. Bottome
delivers two excellent addresses before
the Kings Daughters; to-da,'s meeting
and recc ption to.nieht--Stir up In Meth
odist Conference expected: many Rich.
nIord pastors Will have to go--.lustice
Crl,tchflcld has unusual numbei, Of drp1ks
- Madison Ward Democrats kick-Prctty
wedding at Laurel and surprise mar
riage in tho East Ena---Blshep Whittle
rcsidencc sold--Attorney-Ge In Nor
folk TO fight for Corstitutlon-.....Co Corpora-
ton Com mission trying 70 establish better
railway schedules between Valley ana
Eastern Virginia, Of AsriciGlitI,I,e iln ,,,e
transacts routine busincsa--Cattle
quarantine to be lifted after November
1st--F'inal decision OF the oyster ques.
ton may be postponed until after new
Legislature mects--Reported mere tnat
Senator Keczell will win his fight IN ftock-
ir;.ha n--Railway men conclude tnsIr ie.l
meeting and many left at once---Iwo I'M ..
portant trade mark suits to he hoard a., III Sy
Judge Waddill tomorrow. MAStfES
R--Superintendent Allen TO entertain
IA irons Of bazaar tonight; great aucIon
saIe OF everything to-morrow night.
pretty marriage solemn!zed---ProI'osltlo
TO clear lIanchester's water,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
VIRGINIA..

c;ra,:d Camp Of Confederate Veterans IN
ycssicn at Newport News; welcome oy
Mayor Moss and Grand Cominandtr re :
port; stirring speeches history report %
be read day---Gonsressman Flood d no
Walter " Watson speak at Cumoeriano
----Fulton makes fine political speech a
patrick County court--c ngressraain
Riyev addressed the voters OF Orange, , iE
The behalf of Candidate Graves, ne
Republicans OF Stafford Pass resolut:ctns
Urging their candidates TO adopt me me
Barksdale pure election law--Lien iot
large sum filed in Newport NaWs a, asainsss rs.
Hampton iIi Roads Railway and Electric VI,
ornpany---Accornsc teachers siysn nDi,, i,?.,I,
day 10 ATTEND an educational rally ne
prSgramne for the rern'on OF crater SUI
riyors al Petersburg expands as y 9e
Sveiops---The Eastern Virginia Ceflstani Csl,i
Conference to ask Legislature" 70 repea'
the soei;.l club lay, against g hlskeS 70.
Ia cco. Sunday ne~siapefs ana eNcurs,,St,s !,
and divoree-P PI ointment cltiasi 81 = NI3,l1 Ping
don found dead In hed-Jofnnie DeSs ,s
aileeed confession not admitted N ms
trial. and the Norfolk boy, charged VIII
roisoninE his step-mother, Gyes tresrEI s.,I-
Attorney G eneral Anderson ana Mr. RAM az
W Christian In conference 10 Norioik III
regard 10 registration cases IN ,,si, whlcn =,
s,,Its are brought against the validlty Q OF
'tf ,hn constitution-A tennis. tournaments I.,
arranged at the University between VIE
tsipta and North Carolina
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