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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30
SEVEN INDICTMENTS
WITHIN one WEEK
There Will be Many More in
Connection With Public
Land Frauds
(By Associated press,)

WASHINGTON. Oct. e9,-secretary
Hitchcock to-day received telegram
from Portland, Ore. announcing the In
dlctment of three more persons in connec-
tion with the public land frauds in that
state. The telegram gave the names of
the persons indicted as Emma l., Watson.
Guy Huff and Norman Williams. The wo-
man is charged with conspiracy In con-
ncction with the proceedings against Miss
Ware, the commissioner of the United
States Court for Oregon, who already
is under Indictment; and Williams Is
charged with forgery in connection with
the Nesbltt case The proceedings against
Huff is for forgery, but is an indepen-
dent case.
Irpon being asked il he had anything to
say apropos of the indictment Secretary
Hitchcock replied: Nothing, except that
the ball goes rolling on. There have been
seven indictments within week, and
there will still he many more
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30
COLONEL BRYAN IS
ORDERED OFF STEPS
Was Not Allowed to Speak to
Crowd from Approach to
Government House
(By Associated Press.)

TOLEDO. OHIO, Oct, 20.-Willlam j.
Bryan was tonight ordered off the steps
of the Toledo postotce by the watchman
in charge Of the building. Colonel Bryan,
who was on his way home from the East,
stopped over for the night and late this
afternoon a meeting was arranged, and
he was to speak from the steps of the
postoflce Two thousand people had
gathered and he was about to opon the
meeting when the watchman Quietly went
to Frank Niles, candidate for lieutenant
GOVERNOR and Informed him that Col
onel Bryan could not speak from the
steps, but talat he would have to get
down on the street curb. Mr.. Niles at
once made the announcement that the
meeting would be held on the corner, and
the crowd followed Colonel Bryan and
his escort to the new stand,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30
.DOWlE TALKS OF
DIR. PARKHURST
Makes UP His Mind He Isn't
Worth Powder and Shot.
Has Had Good Time
lRx Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Oct. e9.--At the early
,,orn,ne service to-day John Alexander
1,ow,e announced to his followers an
ot,er crusade. He told his host to re-
trrn to Zion city and save their money
. ooa,nst the expenses Of another crusade.
hecause "the good work OF spreading
the restoration message was going 10 DC
carried far and vide
Before he appeared OH the platform at
the naon meeting. 1t was announced that
fiftv converts had been secured durins
the campaign of the Zionists III this city
and that they would be baptized on sun
day.
Concerning Rev. Charles H. Parkhurst
Dowie said:
mrhere's that miserable Parkhurst. lie
tolls over his sermons and his hearers
toll while listening to them, have
made up my mind that Parkhurst isn't
worth powder and shot ic never In
his life addressed (as many people as
address in one week, never heard that
pr. Parkhurst had ia get the police tc
keen people out OF his church as they
have to do at my meetings.
"What do care what they say about
me. Bah, preach to more than mil
lion every week. I've had pretty good
time in New York, pur there's a better
time coming
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30
IT CLEARED
The WATER
Interesting Demonstration OF
the Chapman Process.
ELECTRIC CURRENTS ACT
Muddy Water from the James Made
Clear as Crystal by Means Of an
Electric Current Passed Through
1t by the Chapman Process.

.1,I1e ernohitheatre OF the University Col
slege of Medicine was we'll filled last
night to witness the demonstration OF the
Chapman process OF clarifying water,
James River water being used
In tho audience were many students
and men we'll versed in chemistry, as
well as many laymcn and several clty
u,ncials. Notable in the audience were
City Engineer Cutsnaw. MAJOR OtWay D
Alien. CITY Clerk b. T. August, anu
councilman Allen and others connected
With the city government.
After the oemonsIratlon Mr. SMp!nsi.
read a number OF letters from Wen
known chemlEts and scientlsts IN various
narts of the country and from cities
where the process of Qualification had
heen tried. all endorsing tho work. Then
ne explained So. j swhut the method and
the cost of this process. Many questions
were fired at the speaker and the dem
onetrator. Mr.. Henry II. Hurt. OF the
state Department OF Agriculture chiefly
nv Colonel Cutshaw. DR.. Otto Meyer ana
Major Allen. but the demonstrator ana
the owner Of the paAent usually mao
ready answer. and apparently tlau tne
sympathy and 1aVof o1 tiio ou'N ~
spectators.
small tank equipped with electrical
annaratus and the metallic process used
in c,arificatio was located on the dem
onstrator's table, and above was a olack,
hoard, with the result OF analyses OF
lanes River water before and after the
electric clarifying process, made by Mr.
Hurt. showing the changes etlected ~
NO water by the action Of the electricity
and ,n the metals used, chiefly aluminium
and tin. James River water. as taken
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30
THEY WERE
HOT AFTER
EACH OTHER
Brauer and3Todd Forces
Both Gather.
MR.. TODD DENIES
THE AFFIDAVIT
Says it is Deliberate. Con-
temptible and False.
ATTACKS MADE ON 1
SENATOR BARKsDALE
Brauer People Meet in Todd's Terri
tory. and Hold a Meeting enator
from Halifax Speaks again and
Calls County Committee
Candidate eoter.
Oiher Meetings.
Says it is Deliberate. Con
temptible and False.
ATTACKS MADE ON 4
SENATOR BARKSDALE

Political fires. glowing with heat that
shows no time wrought loss in intensity,
blazed forth from two directions at the
same time In Henrlco county last night.
With a space of considerable measure.
mcnt between themtupo this occasion
the warning clans gathered again and
around the camp-stool whooped and
cheered while orators skilled In the Ian
guage OF the tribe attacked each other
from the distance.
1t is a curious spectacle that present.
ed itself for contempla don--the two an
tagonistic meetings made UP Of oratory
and sustained by speakers that clashed
at every turn. Unlike the Hardin's shop
incident, the factions camped far apart
this time, but they We're from start to
finish busted with each other 1t wax
Todd, Bra.uer and Brauer, Todd. each
denouncing the other and both calling
for the con1mendation Of the voters. The
State Committee was lined up against
the County Committee, and representa-
tiyes of the ono trisa 70 give an exhibi-
4tion Of how mary sroa ks tt could ham.
mer out of the other,hhd vice versa.
Two % ceilings.
In Shunaker's precinct a great Todd
gathering .cheered to the echo everything
that touched up the cause OF the candl-
date OF the County Committee Mr.. Ruf-
fin, 5chairman.o OF the party In the countS:
Mr.. Throckmorton and Mr.. Coalter. two
attorneys: Mr.. .Hcchler and Mr.. TODD all
spoke.+SThet State Committee was roasted
on a spit and Senator Barksdale was
5hotly assalled on his record as Demo-
crat and his consistency in Offering a
bill providing for pure elections. Other
names also were called and held up to
.ridicule. Mr. Todd denounced as con-
tempttble and false the aftidavtt held by
Mr.. Sands and made an explanation OF
his letter. He closed the speaking and
again said that the State Committee
had been manipulated by the Brauer peo-
pie.
In Chestnut HILL the home territory
of Todd, the Brauer forces assembled.
Congressman Flood could not be pres
ent Mr.. Sands and Mr.. Barksdale both
spoke again, and both severely attacked
Todd and the County Committee. The
Senator from Halifax reiterated his
statement that Mr. Todd is a bolter from
the party and that 'he is placing his
desires above his better sense Of right,
and that he wants the Office for the
salary badly.
AS in the case OF the other. the meet
ing was hot from the beginning to the
end.
But few days now remain before the
election will be held. The work that Is
being done by the two sides Is something
tremendous, and these few days Will be
crowded full. The fight wakes warmer
CONTINUED on Seventh Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30
Her DEATH
A MYSTERY
Pretty Beatrice Rosenthal.
Dies in Great Agony.
CHARLESTON. s. g.. GIRL. }.
She Recently Inherited Fortune and
Went to New York and Embarked
in Business Coroner Investi-
eating Her Death.
CHARLESTON. S. G.. GIRL
Especial t. The Times-Dlspatch.). ).

Especial tc The Times-Dispatch).
NEW YORK. Oct. 29.-Friends of
pretty Beatrice Rosenthal can give no
reason to explain why she was found
dying In her room In a Brooklyn board
ing house. Before a physician could
reach the house the young woman was
dead. There seemed to be no indlca-
tions Of suicide.
Miss Rosenthal was Of a. we'll known
Charleston. 8. c., family, with whom
up, to three years ago she lived at King
and Buffet Streets. Charleston. Her
father died and left his fortune to his
two daughters. each receiving $4,000.
to come to New York and embark In
business. To that end she found a. posi-
ton in Brooklyn as an expert pho
tographer.
She returned to the house yesterday
afternoon and retired Immediately to her
room, meeting the landlady on her way
up however, and exchanging 4 few
pleasant words with her. She seemed
to be In the best OF spirits and looked
the picture OF health.
One Of the young men boarders went
to his room after dinner, and, passing
Miss Rosenthal's room on the way UP.
heard In the girls room groans and
faint cries as IL some one was In agony.
He opened the door and saw the girl
lying on the floor writhinE. lie lifted
her to the lounge and hurried out to
summon n doctor. But she died before
tho doctor arrived. Tho coroner is In
yestigatinE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30
WENT FROM
FIRE TO IRE.
Apparatus Engaged by Stub,
born Blazes Last Evening.
THE OLD. ). DISPATCH OFFICE u, !:
Building at Twelfth. ard Main Damaged
by Fire and Water-old Stone House
on Gary Street Passes Through
Another Fiery Tempeet
THE.OLDDlSPATCH OFFICE:

Two stubborn fires followed each other
in rapid succession yesterday afternoon.
Hardly. had the firemen returned their
apparatus to the engine houses yesterday
after one before theyAswere called out
again to another. and what appeared
a very dangerous one
The first alarm was due to a blaze
in Fagan's junk warehouse, in the old
stone structure next to the southeast
corner of Cary and Eighth Streets, few
minutes after p. NJ.
The second was turned In from box
13, at Main and Twelfth Streets, and was
due to fire in the rear Of the old Dis
patch building. now occupied by Frank
W. Danner. representing the Equitable
Assurance Society, and by the Richmond
Machine Type Company.
I Both fires attracted immense crowds,
and were more or less spectacular, but
the total damage from the two will
hardly reach four thousand dollars.
The fire at Twelfth and Main hegan
just after dark, and was scenic, light
ing up the sky brilliantly.
Burned Junk Shop.
/ Fierce flames ate up the contents of
the junk shop owned by Mr.. Edward
Pagan, on Cary Street, near Eighth, In
~ fro,+Io,,od op SorOnd Tonpe1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30
GEN ERAL

stool. ,,riccs sag with the cScePtloii "
AmaIGalnpted Copper: foiuIhs o. an,nse
Very small: money nrmer; .,. 2otuS tocIss.l- Io.
what weak in sympathy W,iu s.,,rSored
,Thnnns Bcchtel, brother or inc ,nu, ,hrn.t
.,,rl Kills himself by cutting ms LnTom. ni,l"n
f. hs cel: police tell story OF the criil,u. he,
which is to the effect that me oinst n.otm
etr,,c,i Miss Bechtel, knocking her asar,iins s,niiv
b,rna,, in her room killing ner. ha,iIi's
,,,an a greed upon story told pf lnotneit iei,,If
SAM Parks tcstites IN ms CMa ~ W, ,.as
and IN. watchfuness OF his laWtHlS, ~,
him from embarrassing questrso,ii,,.S, ri,, Ior
NJ. ntny Emma Booth-Tucker. SalNhtlHin
A,nly leader, is killed in tram ,aary Wrearn,
hnnhard swoons when told Of the trageuy
Senator Hanna is said to nave wy, 81,
,,Incd IN resign the chairmahshlp ~ tae i
pon,,hlican COMMITTEES, owing 10 t,o IN 80,
at,,II,v IA get wealthy men TO connniia9ute
10 the Republican chmpalgn luilu r,,,,y
Iy,.,,i, men recommend that the aTilS
o.nteen be re-establisled. as theE cohsitLi. atri
GSta'aha,,donment to have been very ae!t
n,entai 10 the health and morals on NE NE
nnliated men of the army hoth 'hf..,',1 m .,n5
n',,str\. elt,,St and in the Phiippines---A iraun
order is issued against the asSorM w Wta,ies
~, aed erde,snning OF ex -slaycs----lick Weiies
4, az eTTort TO lower the woriu ruti,''mS ,,,
~ asara for !, mile does not quite come w
IN his former mark---icrmls Wis us isauirS .s,onrS
race at Aqueduct and lowers .nnn,e nto and
Far tle track-Over hundred people ,,,,rE ulu
forty-five police hurt In riot IN tnc ~ w hi
inpmen's district in Pars--..urroops a. AT dor- n,,
boa Spain, have great dlll'c"i'S ~
Ing with the striking rloteFs'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30
SEARCH CONTINUES
FOR E. l. WENTz
AClalrvoyantsays Heis Dead
and Tells Where to
Find Body.
sneoial TO The Tlmes-Dispatch,)


BRISTOL, VA. Oct, 29,--The detec-
tives and searching parties were busy
,,ain to-day I'm connection with the
mystery surrounding the missing young
millionaire, Edward L. WFn'z' me
Wentz family gave out nothing except
that a new rumor in Wise county va
was hcing investigated
Outside nersons anxious to get the big
reward offered for the return OF the
millionaire had a representative consult
tie woman clairvoyant at Huntington.
W Va, to-day, who had said she could
find Wentz.
A private telegram Tonight from the
man who saw the clairvoyant SAYS the
woman declares Wentz Is dead ana gives
Instructions where to find his body
a prominent Bristol lady had dreamed
that Wentz was murdered and his body
concealed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30
Wedded Las, Night.

Mir, Theodore Jannings and Miss Annie
pinra Crow were married at the Union
Station Church parsonage at 9'SO o'clock
last night Or. John Hannon. pastor of
Union Station, performed the ceremony.
trimmed with lace, She carried bouquet
The groom Is a, prosperous youns m,sr-
chant. A reception was held after tho
murriare at No. 2O0l East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30
SWITCH SPREAD;
ENGINE WRECKED
An Accident on the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail.
road.
lspeclal to rhe TImes. .Dlspateh.l

srAUNToN, VA. Oct. 2s.-Passenger
train No. 30, going south. on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railway, due in Staunton
at half-Lost 3 o'clock, was wrecked near
Derona, siX miles north OF Staunton this
evening and did not reach here until late
tonight No one was hurt.
The train started in on side track and
something being wrong with the switch
the track spread, part Of the train runs
Ming on the side track and part keeping
ON the main track. The engine and ten-
der was wrecked.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30
DEATH AT HER HOME
OF A NOBLE WOMEN
nav Assoclated Press, )

NEW YORK, Oct, 2G.--Mrs, u, g. Lau-
renee Is dead at her home, The Ever
green's. Scotch Plains, n. j. In tho civil
war she lived In the South, and though
a young woman, she ran the blockade OF
ths lanes River, in Virginia, on two oc-
casions. coming North and returning with
medicine for the sick and wounded sol
diers of tho South. Her home was at
Americus, Ga. and she was welcome
visitor at Andersonvle where she as
sisted In caring for the Union soldiers
as well as those OF the Confederacy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30

lodged against the entire Bcchtel family.
John and Charles Bechtel and Eek
stein were committed to jail in default
of $500 bail bond each as witnesses
Mrs Bechtel and daughters were al
lowed to go, no bail being required.
At the inquest tonight several wit
nesees were heard. but counsel for the
Bechtels refused TO allow them to tes-
tify on account OF the charge of murder
against them. The hearing VIII con-
tinle Tomorrow,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30
A,4ot glC mprw

,s,oc,al Ia rhc Times D!spatclL)
NSf9SRi'n ,NRSfWGRn VA. oct, GA new hotel
cnn;napv mniyn mas has been formed in Fast Rad
ford win the following 'pamheTs; 1'air HioWp Mr.
Mr Nre''S yniler Cassell and Mr.. Clifton
Karnes ,,,ya ,oosed Ia
tel Norwood East RaafoTds s. leia1uins nos, NOS
hns nm 1t successfully for several years.
Mr, Fields Baldwin VII be lnanager OF
tho hotel; Mn. Gassell, his assistant, ana
Mr., Kearnes, secretary ana treasurer,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30
OPENS ATTACK ON
CITY OF PUERTA PLATA

CAPE HAYr1EN. .TIAYTI Oct. 29, via
Paris--The Dominion government oruis-
er Independence. to-day attacked Puerto
Plata. the port on the north coast OF the
island. which is in the hands OF the IN
surgents. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30
SUMMARY or DAYS NEWS.
rne WEATHER.

wAsH1NGTON. Oct. 29.-Forecast for
Friday and Saturday:
Virginia-lncrcasn olol,dincss tridaS
with warmer in tho west portion; ram
Saturday; variable winds. shifting TO ircsh
southeast.
North Carolina-lncrcasing ciond'lesS'
Friday with rain in west portion 7a.u'
day rain. fresh east to southeast winds.
Yesterday Richmond weather was nod-
, erlte cloudlcsa, altogether 'Spichi oe'
tobcr day.
STATE or, TIE THERMOMETER
Q a. NJ. ...'.'... CO &C.
IL NJ ,.....,....a.... - - = ~
z. p M....,...,...,..,..,....... 20 &C
8 +. NJ. ............,...'.''..'' ..'''. ,''''''i' %
8 p NJ. ,..,.....,.......'',,' =. ''''.'''i 80 ~
Il midnight ......,.......,.''''.''' ''.'''''i ~
Average ,,,.."..,,'....'.'i, .'1'.''tt ''1.
Highest temperature yestcrday.,..',''' ~ -
Lowest temperature ycsterla!....' =,
Mean temperature YESTERDAY ;'...'''''' 81
Normal temperature for OcfoDcr......'' " ~
Depart from normal temperature. w w
prncipitatIon during past "a hours..t''. '"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30
TRAGEDIES IN MATHEWS
A Citizen Drown ID and One Drops
r. ada oy Thrown and Hurt.

o ada coy Thrown and Hurt
MATHEWS. VA, Oct. 29.-I'rhe body
or Mr. w. +. Adams was found TO-DAY
IN shoal water. near Horn Harbor' MAIN.
ews county. Adams, who was a na'lve We, o.
Wo,bews came from Cape Charles about
ton days ago and landed at Horn liar-
Nor his family not hearing anything
oC hin, telcgraphed to Cape Charles FOR
Information, learned of his landing ten
days ago. o,,t ,na son,
to,,rd the body In Deep Creek, which IS
near his home .,,,a "a ~
The son of Mr. Charles creakle, OF me
Cleeb, Mathews, was 'nro"li uo"'
horse to-day and ser'ousl! tnlu'so, :,
na,t,hhnrhood dropped dead yesterday,
in a field while digging potatoes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30
NORTH CAROLINA.

employees Of the gitmoFFs sFour Gs'hig bis char M
tried lo1 by the Secretary of state
sregsstnE taTs over seven millions Of pdsr Gap,disl
at cireensboro--officers o. s,nnrinan mTi.. Revo-
tie chapfed5 pf draensboro eiectedThe letter
~ tuSm, t}is absconding cashier was piumm na-n
Raleigh Aldermen to elect dae dispfhtthhs the negro
tiiSs.ol r.,ir'.,t Raleigh-Missionary convention
Al La Grange
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30
Safe Cracked,

Especial to The Times lspatch)
CHARLOTTE, n. c., Oct. 29.-The safe
of the Florence Cotton Mills: at Forest
CITY, N. c.. was. blown open by burglars
last nEht and between $1,000 and $1,000
in sh was secured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30
Ent rtainment To-Nigl,

Az Union Station Methodist Church to-
night at S:l6 o'clock a musical ana iiter-
nrv entertainment will lie given for the
hanefIt OF the orgaI. fund, An unusually
attractive programme has been arranged,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30
STATE OF TIE THERMOMETER
A1lNlATuRE ALMANAC
RICHMOND.

Zig meeting Of Todd's friends u; las. 8.
night: Brauer's faction also lears ilEcly
talks from Senator Barksdale and others;
several meeting; promised Tor f2,nshII tor,,nI,.
tee cntertains proposition 10 arpltra,Si ,,sai
slectroysis matter-The Chipm1;an Inethp ed ,y
prominent chemists and cltizens,ll5l5s ans sl5oW
Two fires follow each other close,y am
both require stubborn fights to Supono,d m 1is ID
Broad. Street Choir entertained BY boara
Of Etnwnrds---Charm and jewel i'TeSe!.,sn
Mr.. Alliuon By men at Loc3mo,idde sd ars Moi hot
after Dowie--Fever situation .;n alhons ,rs
Mestcarls where virginia missionaries , arc re
at work is worse~--New sunday scnoot ~ ~
bo organized in Fulton---G9nlihssr.c,ass q s.e ,ss
parer 70 be issued In Rlchmond- New ,
about about tho railroads and railroad Gonrt mer- Of
STAT, next Heek--RccrutinG stat!oi ~ ~.
marine corps soon to be opsIed en-, y, hazanT au,T
closes tonight, having been paanro, pronoauire,n .
rucceag---Tr!be of Joseph-Cosn1,s.eu on ,.e,,,,;on
ynfernns of Manchester to attond reun,oii, re,i
of the Crater---Joint session OF Coun'c.i ", !
last night: Superintendent Aileh fe'eS%
cI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30
VIRGINIA..

History Committees report rcaa "
Judge Christian to the Grand camp ,.s %
c,onfederate Veterans at newport 1sems s,,,s
md was fully endorsed; the report It,a cH..,,
mcnded by prominent North Laro,,nhh Li,r,,nh
veteran grand parade Of ye.eraaI brilant .n,pls nd
dress al night in the Acadeny--lh.e nc AZ -.
,aris ov-Gereral decides that reSts..a,, S,in,
conrct be Judge OF electioIl--Ae- e-l.,.,, Ailessu =,
I!ghwayman ACQUITTED In sSrry S,,r aSans aIards
child TO It's mother which had pee'l pee
taken by It's father--A bear that !n,a" .
cd Ivnchburg found in decon posea ~, s.ar'
two Weeks after its ys,eri9,uSs aasapeaid e ala
~ h,,,iing a reproduction OF Montiseiio !. =
~ .auis-A citizen drowned and =, u''s :;
arooae dead in 3Iathews---sirc oesIroSs es,, -
dwellns + MseklenepnsieeSagrl ax mare sagar gln II
INJise.nica--ABoard of Visitors OF ire 10ti, Gn, !.
Tnrsity called to meet Noyemner w ~. :
No facultv endorse tl.; suegesnon ,,a1 M :. i.
,he t,e University should be
rnnress,,ted r..n at ST. Iouis--leiep'io.,ds a,d q
ioter in Petersburg has been arrestea amu
,,re,,es IN be a small boy---Irip OF art san.s
P,yt Pm.It,rnSre 10 san Domingo delays oepal. n
Pros rt9 Of Nassawoddox. Va. HE pe''''o'
Ii, N IL ruIIt cN. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30

CONTINUED on Seventh Page,)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-30

Yesterday Richmond weather was MOD
crate. cloudlcsa, altogether y lSpl'hi w
tobcr day.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-05-14
Wedding Etiquette.

II you are going TO be one OF
the many June brides Or a bridal
atten dant, and are somewhat IN
doubt about any OF the fine
points OF wedding etiquette, you
will he able to enlighten yourself
by referring to the article under
The Observances of Society in
the June Delineator. 1t is a
concise, vet complete, exposition
of the requirements OF good form
in this regard. The duties of all
who are concerned are explained,
and the information is reliable.