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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-01
FEAST OF PHI
KAPS' TONIGHT il:
National Chapter Of Greek Let
ter Men Assembling at .Jcffcr-
son To-day--.P Programme.

Members Of the Phi Kappa Sigma fra
Sternity, one Of the most exclusive college
Greek letter organizations In the coun-
try, began to arrive yesterday for their
annual convention. g 81
Representatives Of the great educa-
tional Institutions of the country VIII be
present. 1t is expected that not ';ss
than seventy-flve members Of the ma
tional organization will be here. The
Jefferson will be the headquarters. and
the deiberative and social sessions Will
DO held there.
Tonight the annual banquet takes
MACE Tho after-dinner speaking Will be
particularly interesting. Mr.. E H. Ches-
terman Will be POSTMASTER, and the fol-
lowing programme will be observed as
far as practicabe:
i Address of Welcome; .. Grand Chap
ter; 3. Alpha Chapter; A. Alpha Mu; o.
The North (4Alpha Delta, Maine), The
South (Mu, Louisiana), The East (Alpha
zeta, Maryland), The West (Alpha Lamb
da California;; 9, Alpha-Alpha, Sisters
0ure and Other Mems; Z. Eta, cole Vlr-
girny."
Saturday evening the entire company
VIII, attend the Bijou Theatre.
The Richmond Alumni Association on
Wednesday evening elected the follow
ing ofilcers:
Beta. Wray Wythe Davis; Sigma, Evan
r. Chestermnn; Tau, Leroy D. Grant;
sJpsilon, Thomas D. Merrick; Thetns
Walker Cottrell, Alexander &. Brown and
IL S. Hotchkiss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-01
In Bankruptcy.

lThe United States District Court closed
the yea yes terdayg with the tling OF Two
petitions In bankruptcy, one voluntary
end the other Involuntary
The petition In Involuntary bankrupt
cy1 was filed by Crnddock, Terry g Com
pany. OF Lynchbnrg; T. p. Stoken & Com.
pany Of this city, ana other firms against
crll merchandise business at Blackstone,
Va. alleging that. she Is insolvcnt and
praying the appointments Of RECEIVERS
me liabilities are stated at $751; So, with
the stock of goods as assets. James
Mann. OF Nottoway. Is counsel for tho
petitioners. .f
charge OF the assets OF the bankrupt
Messrs. Bartlett Roper, Jr., Of Petersburg,
and II. Freeman Epes, of Blackstone,
The voluntary bankruptcy was that or
His liabilities aggregate sl.2os5O, and as
sets nothing. l,anIer g. Gregory are coun-
sci in the case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-01
NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS.
From "Mr. Dooley in Peace and III Nar.'
\ :. . lar &

III whit to tn t1ure,1 an. whln Mike
Duffy come by OH number wan ~, hun,
tilpeid nh, five, ringn' Til gong " ",
ca-hr, lloliereh TO hin: King out
4th.g oid, ring iii.tl1 new 'uo back INTO
yeer stnll.' l,e rays All wiring yc'er.
silf out,. lie says. 70 CT wet through
he says. & ~
44.t',Whin I woke lip this tnornin'. til,
rothiy had MI disappeared, an
begun to think TIL las hot wan ~
K took had somethln' WRONG with ~.
Basldes TIL lhmhngo was gi'ippin' me
4 TIL I cud hardly put wan foot befu l
tn other. ButI REMEMBERED me prom.
Uses to niesilf.9 anil whit out on tn
stircet. i,tindn'&to wish fvry wan a
Happy New Year an hopin IN mo
sl,ear-rt that TIL, first wan | wished II
tod tell mo ito go to TIL tllvv's. SO p
.ctld hit him tn tn eye ] hadn't gone
half a block befurc spled Dorsey
acfost tho sthrcot. ! picked up l,aI
"a brick an pitt It III me pocket, an
Dorsey dono TIL same. Thin we whit
up to each other. "a Happy New
Year says + "rh same to you says
he, an nanny " thin, he says. re
havo Il brick fl ye-er hand says IL
Il was thinlsln ~ givin' SO a New
Years gift says he. "Th' same TO
you, an nanny l vthim says 4, iona.
In mo own ammunition. 'Tis even all
around, says lio. 1T is says II
II was thinkin' Ids night Id give UP
me gredge again ye,' says he. i hnd !
TIL same thought mesilf, says I. But
since I seen ye-er face, he says, I've
concluded that I'd be moro CONF
Portable latin' ye thin l,avin' yc fr8
a frind,' says lie. 'Yc're man ~
taste, says r. An we backed away
firm each ether. He's n Tip, an ctin
throw a stone like rifsehnn; an.
1Innissy, I'm somcthin' " an ANA
choor shot with u lalf-brick lnesilf.
"Well, I've bean thlnl1in' 1t over, an I
I've argled 1t out that lifc'd not be
worth Twin IF we didn't keep our
ininies. I can have all tn frnds /
need Amy man Gun that keeps a
liuuor sthorc. .;3ut. rale sthrong
Inlmy. specially ~ Mayo inimy-.w''al,l
that hates so hazard, an that ye'd
take tn coat of yer back to do q.
bad TURN tots a luxury that
can't 80 without In, me OF days. Dor
scy is tn right sort. i can't so by his
house without bein' in fear he'll spill
tn chimbly down on me head; an
whin he passes my place. he walks
z IN TIL middle with sthreet an crosses
himsilf. T.. swear off on anything
but Dorsey. He's q good man an
T. despise him. Here's long life TO
hin, - 4 ,tLgs 81 5.is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-01
'lVEWPA PE|:,.R|iI|| IN
ETERS':.B|:U|.|.RC.i
the Trade Journal Published by.
ss35 Talented Voting Men and
4 Devoted to Business.
4DRUMMERs HAVE a CHANCE
Invited to Tell Their Choicest
Business Stories at a Banquet.
Joint Watcll-Night Service.
(snecia, 10 The Timcs.Dispatch.

(special to The Times.Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA, Dec. Sl.-ln -
Trade Journal to DO published III li's
city will begin its issue In few Days. anu
nrotnlses TO be quito an attractive pupii-
cation. 1t Will be issued each. week ana
will be devoted to matters Of interest 10
the business men of Petersburg and the
business men ai.- progressive farmers VI
Eouthside Virginia and Eastern North Gar.
DINA. Mr. W. N. Roper Will nave charge
Z Of the editorial and business department en-
Mr., Hugh McAllister. competent
young newspaper man of CoVington. VI,
recently connected with the Times Herald
In Newport News. will be connected WIN
the paper as associate editor.
t5 DRUNlMERS' YARNS.
mfr. 70. G, Kent, of the Kent Furniture
Company, gave most delightful banquet
ut his residence. on South Market ot,ee.
last evening all the statesmen and collec-
tors mployed by him being in attendance
x most pleasing feature Of the banauct
was the telling of amusing business hap
neninrs ty the salesmen The evening
was one OF rare pleasure to all present
,rhe funeral Of the late Captain W. II.
N'heary took place this afternoon from
the Ettrick Methodist Episcopal Chufch.
tla CIV. George Il. Green, Of Blackstone. as
sisted by Rev. F. B. Mcsparran and sev.
eral other ministers, officiating "A. r i1ll'
Camp of Confederate Veterans and a com
mittee from the Sunday School Union
Association attended tue funeral IN a
body.
Et WATCH-.l1GHT.
& At High Street Church last night the
Methodist of this city held joint watch
night service. The sermon was preached
by Rev. S. e. Hatcher, pastor OF Mar
ket Street Church, and the public was
invited to attend.
* Miss Sue Vaughan, Of Sussex county,
has returned home after pleasant visit
to her friends in Petersburg.
Miss Roberta Gresham, of Richmond. IS
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. I. Hollywood,
OF this city II
Mr.. Peyton Talley, an old member OF
sfahones brigade, is quite sick at MS
home, NJ 81 Shepherd Street
q Ar. N. J. Francis. who has been con-
fined to his homo for week with grip.
is much better.
s Rev. r. r. Harwell has returned to New
Haven, Conn. after pleasant visit at his
r me on Hinton Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-01
HEIR TO FORTUNE,
Miss Dora Ehinn Leaves Estate
of S4,5oo to Her Sister.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Dec. Sl.-By
the terms of the will of Miss Dora CHM.
formerly resident here. who died in
s Alexandria few days ago, her sister,
Mrs. William H. Richards, Of this city,
who was named as administrators. Is
the sole legatee and heir to the estate,
which is valued a s4.50].
The Catholics Of Colonial Beach, in
Westmoreland county. are making their
arrangements to build a church at that
place in the early spring. The L. f. Mum
ford Banking Company Is erecting q
Maidstone bank building at the same
place, and the bank will be ready for
business by the opening OF the summer
season.
The Democrats of Essex county will
Teorganize by holding district meetings
at noon on Saturday, January I'D. Five
members OF tho county committee Will
DO elected from each mnglsterial district.
The meetings will be held at Pitts store,
In Occupacia District; at Johnson's store,
IN Central District, and Ozcana, in Kappa.
hammock District
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-01
West-Stewart.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
llYNcHBuRG, VA, Pee; s 81 = ha an
home Of the brides father Mr.. B. w
B o Mrs. Sarah Bocock Stewart vas
married 10 Mr.. Hamilton A.Nest. OF Of Gal ~
weston, Texas. The room IN 1 WI. one
fated with palms, ferns. flowers ana
Christmas evergreens:
Only relatives and a few intimate a.,
lister was Rev. DR.. john Lloyd. rector
OF Ora ce Church. ,.
The bride was gow1><l In gray wolfe;
trimmed with lace. with nat to. matG On, ~
gray panne velvet. She carried Bride
Miss Sue Bocock, sister Of the bride,
the maid of honor. wore White crepe de
chine, trimmed with white ribbon. and
Mr. Graham Nowlin was best man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-01

Mr.. 1Ienncssy looKcd otit at tho rain 4
dripping down III Archoy Road. and
sighed "A.l,a, It's Il bad spell "
weather we're hnvink'.' III q
faith. IL Isl" said Mr.. Doolcy, '''or
else we mind 1t more thin wo did. 1
can't remimber wan day firm another.
Whin II was young, III nlver thought
~ rain or snow, cold o rheh.t. But
now tn heat stihgs an tn cold
wrenchcs me bones; at, I. II go out III
tn rain with less Oh me thin h ton
" rubber, III pay dear f'r itE1n
achtn j'ints. SO will. That's whnt
old age means nm now another Nenr
has been put OIL to what we had be-
fure, an we'ro expected to be guy.
Ring out TIL DID, says a guy at tn
Brothers School. Ring out TIL old.
ring In tn now he says. Ring out
tn false, ring III TIL thrue,' says he.
It's II pretty sntimint, Hlnnissy; but
how ar-re we goin' to do It? Nav f
thin'i please mo bettlcr thin to turn
me back on TIL wicked an ingloryous
past, raSform mo life. an live ut
peace with TIL wurruld to tn END "
me days. Bit how TIL divvle can I
do It? AS tn fellow says. Can tn
leopard change his spots or cant III?
"You know Dorsey, ~ coorsc. til
cross-eyed Mayo man that come TO
this country about wan day In adj
vance Nv warrant FIR sheep-stnlin7
Ye know what he done to me. teHin'
people was caught In mo cellar poor
In wather into bar'l? Well. last
night, says to mesilf, thinsin. ~
Jersey. says: Il swear that hence
forth I'll keep mo temper with mo
fellow-men. Tx not let anger or
jealousy get tn betthar ~ me, 4
says. '1'll lave off all mo old feuds;
an IL meet me ini,ny goln down
tn sthreet Iii go UP nm shake him
be tn hand, II I'm sure he
hasn't a brick in tn other
hand Oh, I was mighty COM
pliminthry to mcsiif. set be tn
stove drhlnkin' hot vans, an lvry
wan drhunk made ma more ~ 4
potc. 'Tis TIL way with tn stuff.
NVhin I'm in DRINK, have nanny a
fine thought; an If wasn't too conf
Portable to go an look FIR TIL ink
bottle, cud write PONIES that'd mako
Shakespeare an Mike Seaman think
they wero wur'rkin' on " dredge.
WHY says I, carry into tn new year
tn hathreds ~ tn old says. Let
tn dead past bury its dead, says !.
.rur-rn ye'er lamps up to TIL blue
sky 7 says. ut was rainin' like tn
divvle, an TIL hour was midnight:
but 1 give no heed to that, beln.
comfortable with TIL hot wans.) An
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-01
Robins-NeWrnan.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
OAK TREE. VA. Dec. 9.-Onc OF tho
most beautiful weddings that has &C.
CURED here for many years took place
this afternoon in York River Presby-
,erian Church, when Miss Cora Newman
became the bride Of Mr.. Bride, Robins.
The ushcrs were Mcssrs. Clarence p.
Newman and Stagge Powell, Willie s..
Ewan and Charles II. powers Mr.. Lyle
Powell. OF Richmond. was best man.
The bride Came in with her brother, Mr.,
Albert Newman The ceremony was per-
Impressive and earnest manner.
The bride was attired in white satin and
veil Tho bride Is the only daughter OF
Mrs. Caroline j. Newman, OF Magrudcr,
and has a host of friends.
Mr. and Mrs, Robins will he rendered
n reception at the home OF the groom's
father, in King William county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-01
A FINE TRIBUTE TO
John SHELTON WlLLlAMS

v At the meeting Of the dIrectors OF tHa
soaboard Air Limo Railway in New YORK
on wednesday resolutions were adopted
expressive OF the regret OF ms ass ss,
Williams from the presidency of the sys.
tom, The resolution reviews the brilliant
career OF Mr. Williams as the architect
or the Greater Eeaboard Air Line sys-
tom, and expresses appreciation Of those
services. The resolution states tAaI -
tenn at a timo when the prospects OF the
road are brighter than they have ever
been, and after having seen Its earnings
Increased from eight to thirteen millions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-01
BANQUET GIVEN BY.
GABLE COMPANY
Those Connected With Ii in Vir-
GINA and North Carolina
.6 rendered a Feast.

III accord with its past liberal policy,
the Cable Company, through the agency
of It's manager. Mr.. j. g. Corley, last
night rendered the statesmen and other
employees OF the Virginia and North Car
.olina branches an elaborate banquet. Tho
feast was spread In the banquet hall In
5A1urphy's IL otcl Annex. (which was taste
fully decorated for the occasion. Indeed
tho artistic grouping of the palms and
growing plants lent to the magnificent
banquet hall for the time being the APP
spearance or u tropical garden.
One long table spread the length, OF
the hail. upon which were laid covers
for sixty guests. This. In perfect har-&
mony with tho decorations of the hall 4
itself, was rendered beautifultby punches
of evergreens, vases OF cut flowers. the
dark green and brilliant red OF the holly.
THE MENU.
Select Oysters on She'll
Cream of Celery.
Broied Oysters.
Queen olives. Tomatoes. Celery.
Turkey Croquettes with Peas,
Asparagus on Toast.
Frozen Punch. 81 Is
Cigarettes. Cigars.
Roast Quail. Chicken Salad, Alnyonnaise.
Lettuce and Tomat to Salad.
Ice cream fruits Assot'eu oaAs9'
cheese. Crackers.
Mr.. J. G. Corley acted as toastmastcr.
and Master Frank Corley In the happlese
language welcomed the guests on behalt
Of the Cable Company. .s4 tlI
During the progress OF the evening OF
pleasure the enjoyment Of all was aug
mented by short talks by some OF the
guests. X st N s;5. =,
Those present Included Messrs. J. G.
Corley, G. W. Greener. 2. II. Mayheld.
i. j. 6ReInhardt. w. 3. Walker. y. NJ.
sydnor, j. p. Leo, S. II. Bishop 3. B..
Burton, w, S. Jackson. G. L. Corley, 9.
Phillips y. Weagles, 7. S. HitesheW,
Armistead Acrec, a. w. Chandler, w
M. Bagwell, G. G.. Stone, W. p. Price,
w. L. Register, G. B. Nlunday, j. Ca:Huit.
j. 6. Hewlett, w. IL. Shackleford. J. w.
Euro, T.. Mes Gemmell, L. g. Turner,
L. M. Stubs. l.. w, Stage. ". r: Lyman,
". D. Wade, II. D, Evanson. y !. 7. .Whit-
10y, j. C. Luck, H. #. Allen. L. J.. Bethel,
NJ. r. Langley, r. r. Gamble. T. L. Ren'
,igar, w. B. Hartsoe. P. r, Norment. Mr.
Poythress, Joseph Laterneau, J. g. Ly'
man. w. u. Foster, Professor Peticolas.
Herbert Reese, Nlinetree Folkcs,, Frank
Corley, j. "A, Moroso M. p, Coftman, A.
G. Eldridge G.. u. Masters, George ".
AIinter, C, G. Wiglesworth, NJ 3. Ramos.
r. L. shoemakes, w. II. Bagley and A..
G. Guerpllon. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-01
LINE TO ASHLAND.
Survey for the Electric Road IS
~ Almost Complete.

The surveys for, the, contemplated en- tx.
I Vrginia = rassenger and Power, Company
from this city to Ashland, distance o.
seventeen miles. has ,heer nearly com I
rleted line rs laiG q 9p a, by h al s lie
T Wny ana ID ID ovefground with such fey
and mud} small grades that but, little work WI
be required The road VII a al n6',rg papl,l
iPe oto ma road road for about four miles, and
thereafter viii be almost absolutely
st;TTIhn arn arc few curves in the line, and
the nerads is SO small that 1t is the exPcc-.
at ta the projectors that fast time
schedule VIII prar,tlea1,b ns maanS y
p lwiii, he railways. It IL the purpose Or
ia s company to maka the Trip from mere
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-01
POLITICAL SCIENCE,
Association for Its Study Form
ed in New Orleans,
(RY Assoclated Prcss.l

(By Assoclated FTess'g ,,
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. al'--Aleln-
hers attending the American economic
and American Historical Assoclatlons
have formed the American Political
sclencc Association, It's object Is the
study of politics, public law. admins
tralpu and diplomacy.
Thee Officers have been elected:
Professor T.. j. Goodnow, Columbia Un-
iversity; President Woodrow WILSON,
Princeton; Paul s. Reinach. University
Of wisconsin: Simeon u. Baldwin, Yale.
secrc,ary-treasurer w. w. Wllloughpy'
Johns Hopkins University.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-01
DISTRICTS CONSOLIDATE.
Southern Railway Division ST
perintendent Retires.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
GREENSBORO, N. c., Dec. S1.-The
announcement Is made here that the
Eastern and Western Districts of the
Southern Railway have been consoh-
dated. C. S. McAIanus, present general
superlntendent OF the Western Dlstrlct'
with office at Birmingham. Ala, becomes
superintendent The general offices wiz
Ia transferred TO Atlanta. S. j. Collins,
general superintendent Of the Eastern
district with offices at Greensboro. re-
tires. The news created surprise and re-
greet kere. -
4 large force OF office men and Wo-
men lose employment unless work IS
crowded elsewhere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-01
sHERIFF's DILEMMA.
Cannot Levy on Postoffice Fur
niture That Contains U. S. Mail.

Especial to Tile Tim -Dfspatcn.)
3wINSTON-S SALEM, N. G.. Dec. 5l.-.
Postmaster Albright, of Mt. Airy. Is hay
ing other troubles besides the fight be-
ing made against his confirmation blythe
United States Senate. as predecessor
Mr.. Marshall. went out Of office leaving
a balance due on the office fixtures, put.
In by the retiring postmaster. The new
incumbent, took possession and Is using
the same. Parties holding papers took
Judgment, and the Sheriff Of surry was
ordered to seize the property. and exc
cute. This the sheriff hesitates to do. as
the lock boxes and safe contain United
States mall, and the consequences might
get the worthy sheriff into. deep water.
The sheriff has been advised that he
had better get instruction from the Post
office Department at Washington before
he makes a seizure, and this he has de-
clded to do Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-01
CONFEDERATE REUNION.
Fund Raised for Monument at
say Fincast1e
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial TO The Times Dispntch)
Z BUCHANAN, Va, Dec. 3l-A reunion
of Company A, Twenty-eighth Regiment,
Virginia Volunteers, was held at Arch
Mills Tuesday, that being the anniyer-
sary OF the forming of the company on
the same spot, In 1859. A striking incl
dent Of the day was the calling the roll of
.he entire company, numbering l46 men,
BY DR.. j. x, Simmons, from memory.
a local choir, led by Mrs. Z, F. Bough,
furnished excellent music: Miss Gray
bill recited The Conquered Banner. and
Interesting addresses were made by Ma
tor j. ". Johnston, of Richmond. and
others.
About SITS was raised during the day
toward the building OF the monument in
T,ncastle. which is to be erected as a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-01
A Grand Banquet.
rspecial to Tho Times Dispatch1

Especial to Tho T1Mes- DIspHtcI'7 4
ONANCOCK. VA. Dec. Sine pan
quet give nby Ocean Lodge OF Masons
IN communicable nof st. Johns Day
ri 1Nachapreaguo Tuesday night. was the
largest affair of the and over hold IN the
county. Covers were laid for two ..uI,r
dred and thirty; every seat was occupied,
Tho local delicacics from terrapin TO sweet
potatoes were to be had In abundance.
Rev. r. Finley Gayle was toastmaster'
and cold water the beverage.
Tho Baptist churches at Onancock ana
Accomac are now vacant, They are con-
sidercd desirable charges
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-01
COMMISSION OBSERVES
HOLIDAY WITH OTHERS

Tha Corporation Commission Closed yeS'
tertay afternoon, and the offices will not
ne reopened until Tomorrow, this being
n legal holiday, both State and national
This department, while in the City HAL.
Is q part of the State government,
Tho following charters were grantee
I Standard Peanut Company dncorpo-
rated, Suffolk; /. A, Luke, presidents
capital stock $4,000 to $4,000.
rho name of the Old Dominion Bene-
fetal Association was changed by
amendment to Old Dominion, Life in-
surance Company@of Richmond, Va; y.
A. NC cufdy, vlce-presidenti capital stock,
s., 0c0 to s25.0OO,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-01
Wilkins-West.

Especial to The zines -Dispatch)
UNANCOCK, VA. Dec, 81 The Church
Ot the Holy Trinity was crowded yesteI-
day morning TO, witness the marriage OF
Miss Sarah Parker West and Mr., George
dressed with much taste. GU, flowers add.
ing 10 the usual Christmas decorations
and the service was impressycly read by
Miss Mamie Parker WAS maid Of honor
and Mr.. Stewart h. Powell best man.
hiss Cecil Powell played the wedding
march, The ushcrs were DR. Herbert y
adhesion, George II, Powell. John D.
The party left on the noon express
ana on their return will reside al AcGonal
Court house,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-01
Mohler-Adair.
;rocjol u The Times-pispatch.]

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.)
LENI>ON, VA, Dec. 3l.-A quiet
but pretty home marriage was solemnized
bride, on Kerrs Creek, Rockbridge coun-
ty, the contracting parties being Miss
Ninn,e Trevcy Adair and Mr.. James
Wobb Mohlcr, son of the late J. W. Moh-
GER. of near Rockbridgc Baths, The OFF,
enlck, OF Lexington, pastor Of New Mon
mouth Presbyterian Church.
The bride was becomingly dressed in n
gown Of dark blue cloth. There were no
attendants Immediately following the
marriage a sumptuous dinner was served
the bridal guests
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-01
Two Marriages.

Miss Gertrude Schelborne, OF this neigh
borhood, was married last Sunday to Mr.
James r. Vest Of Richmond. Tho mar
riago took place in the homo of tho
Lrlde's mother in Louisa county. near
3Gordonsville, where the bride had gone
to spend the holidays.
Rev. j. S. Hunter oHlciated at tho
marriage OF George M Adams and Miss
Minnie M. smoot Sunday evening, De-
cember o7th, in the par.ors Of the Meth
odist parsonage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-01
TRUST PROBLEM.
Paper Read Before American
Economic Association.

(By Associated Press.)
NEW ORLEANS. La, Dec 31.--At the
third days session of tho American
Ecoaomic Association, the trust problem
was treated in an elaborate paper by Pro-
fessor Henry c. Adams, Of the University
OF 1lichigan.
President, Frank w. Taussig, of Har-
ward: first vicc-president, Irving Fisher,
of Yale; second vice-prcsdent, John II.
Gary, of Northwestern University; third
vco-president, DR.. John Graham Books,
Of Cambridge, Mass: secretary and treas
urcr, Frank A. Fetter. of Cornell.