The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
MRS 5 STUART
COUNSELOR.
Advises Reconciliation Between
pickctt-13uc1,a Camp GDaugl,-S
355 tiers and It's Auxiliary.
LAB5o.R IN /: 1. .li7 |, 4 s.
TTorsclncn ofS12iclltnorld, Norfolk.
81 and Baltimore tosMcetiii
Norfolk III May.
(special to Tho Tlmcs- Dispatch.)

Especial to Tho Tlmcs-D ispatrh)
NoRTO L1Si. VA, March / "a singu-l
lar memorandum was recorded In tho mar
'rIagc license nook Iii tho clerks ofllceto-
day. 1t advises against tho issue OF n
gliccnso to George Hurdle, whom the
.,ncnlorundum says 10 but fifteen yc'trs
Y old. 35
y II looks now as though the annexation
Z Of Berklcy to; 4 Norfolk were asaured,
S,The council or the former towr has
voted favorably Oil The matter.
Mrs. sTIt.ARr's ADVICE. & is3s
a1rs. Y j ~ y. Stuart, widow OF the.
famous Confederate general, has taken
4 d, strong stand in@ behalf of the recon-
I cliation Of Pickett- buchanan Chapter
Daughters OF the Con fedcracy. and It's
former auxiliary, which has been or
gAt.izcd into an independent chapter.
3 Mrs. Stuart made IL strong address to-
4 day 10 the seeding Daughters, and urged
Il them not to impair the efficiency Of the
work here by persisthig In their iiiten-
3.tton OF organizing an independent chap
tier. vi & M N " ass
). only about dozen Of the members 81
THE new Chapter were present to hear
her stirring appoa Ks 33ss & i5$
IS 1t is likely tfat%the new cha ter.s or
ganization Will be duly effected, aud
%ihat3tho breach between itard the parent
chapter wil remain unlealcd. The mat
ter has caused a notable social sensa-
ton. II N Il NV 8y, III n Nv 81
The position Of Pickett- Buchanan Chap
ter his been made publicSin al. address
issued to ill the chapters IN the state.
98yrhis statement reviews the case from
Its incip.ency. Il s5} .{5 ss5i 55{53 4
Organized labor has determined TO enter
Sthe$local political arenn&ihis spring and
endeavor to get at least one council
mar. II, every ward Of the city Which
4 faction OF the Democracy they will stip-
H ports not stated. 81 \ 81 3S,4.
Both the Dey and T'rehy wings Of the
party ARE surprised IN III fS I he action Of
tho labor bodies. 53S8 X ~ M s. IS rs
II is now sta ted that the terminus 0 4
tho Seaboard Traction Company Will not
DO at Pigs Point. hut at Norfolk. The
statement Is made or the authority Of
an ofticerNof the company.
IIORSENEN TO MEET.
The members Of the Norfolk Horse
SHOW and Fair Association are prcpar-
Ing fore meet OF Norfolk, Richmond and AM
Il Baltimore horsemen on the track Of the
local association early3in. May. There
will be much spreliminary pacing, With
local entries. i5s}3S 8ss n s.
Rufus s. Chesscr, who IL charged With
shooting down at their pos board tho
tug Albert ii. Ellis, Chief Engineer
Charles Davenport and Assistant Chef
Engineer George Alger. was placed on
4 trial to-day. He WAS held for The cor-
Y poration Court. Chesscr was temporarily
.8tn charsefot the tug. He became drunk
and tried 10 drive the engineer force from
their posts. They elected him from tho
engine room. according to heir testi-.
mony. and he returned and shot them
both tho bnok. The assault occurred
on the night or February 9th. and the
men have not been Iable to appear in
court until to-dny.g