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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-12
WILL MEET AT FRISCO.
Secretary of Association Completes
Arrangements.

WINONA Mimi, Dec. 12.-Secretary
Irwin Shepard of the National Educa-
tional association announces that the
executive committee has concluded
satisfactory arrangements with the
railways and that the annual conven-
ton of the association will be held next
summer, July to 10, at San Francis
co.
The association has met twice be-
fore in California at San Francisco in
1888, and at Los Angeles in 1899. To
get the convention next summer Cali
fornia has promised 5000 paid men,
berships in the association. The rail-
ways have made a rate of one fare for
the round trip, plus the association
membership fee of 50, tickets to be on
sale June 25 to July and good to
return until Sept. 10.
The department of superintendent of
the National Educational association
will hold it's annual meeting at Louis
vile, KY, Feb. q and % and March
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-12

SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec. 12.-Every
train is bringing visitors from all parts
of the state to this city and the ho-
tells are crowded by people who have
come to attend the opening of the
great industrial exposition which
opens today at the Guards hall, near
Madison Square. The manufacturers
Of this city and other sections Of the
state have made great efforts to make
the exhibition attractive and interest
ing and have spared no expense to
that end. This evening Madison
Square will be illuminated by thou
sands of electric lights and the streets
around the exposition will be as bright
as day. There will be music and ad-
dresses at the opening and the Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy will serve
lunch. The exposition will remain
open until Saturday.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-12
LID GOES DOWN.
Mayor Berg Turns Out the Gas On :
Boxing Show.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Dec. 11.-Mayor
Berg surprised local sporting circles
yesterday afternoon when he refused
his permission to allow Harry Gilmore
Of Chicago to hold a boxing show here
next week.
Gilmore had arranged for two ten
round bouts, the main go to be between
Frank Jordan of Chicago and Otto
Sicloff at 142 pounds. Gilmore has
given several shows here and each
time had the permission Of the local
authorities, and had all arrangements
made for this one, anticipating no OBJ
lection from the authorities.
The mayor told Gilmore that hence
forth there would be no ring battles
allowed during his term. The mayor
intimated that this was the first step
toward putting on the lid in Dubuque
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-12
FREEZES TO DEATH.
Death Comes to G. c. Sears in Binding
Snow Storm.

DEMO, New, Dec. 12.-Covered with
snow and sitting bolt upright in his
spring wagon, G. C. Sears was dis
covered frozen to death yesterday
afternoon north Of the Hum
boldt House, on the road to the Mill
City copper mines, in Humboldt coun-
ty
Though the man nal been dead per-
haps more than "a hours, his horses,
mindful of the hands on the reins,
were standing knee deep in the snow
waiting the word to go.
Sears left the Humboldt house on
December s. Soon after a blizzard
swept the country followed by a blind
Ing snow storm, which has only just
subsidized Sears absence was not
noticed until the weather moderated
and party went out to find the man.
1t is presumed that he became be-
wildered and that while resting his
horses he froze to death. He was a
driver in the employ of the Mill City
Copper Mining company, and was in
the habit of making one trip a week
from the Humboldt House to the
mines.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-12
is AWARDED CUSTODY OF TWO
CHILDREN, $775 AND SEW.
ERAL LOTS.
MIR. Wehring Is Given Permission to
Visit His Offspring at Stated In
tervaIs.

Sensational divorce proceedings be-
tween Augusta Wehring and her hus
band. Fred Wehring, terminated in the
superior court this morning when
Judge Brents signed decree giving
Mrs. Wehring an absolute legal separa-
ton from Mr.. Wearing, the custody
of their two minor children, SITS in
cash and five lots, two in College
Place and three in Ritz addition, val
ued at $1,000.
Mr.. Wehring is given permission to
visit his children, not to exceed one
hour during the day time and not
oftener than once a week, and every
two weeks he is permitted to
take the eldest child, Karl, a boy
two years of age, to mis- home, but
he must return the child to it's moth
er before night of the same day.
The Wehring domestic affairs have
been the subject of considerable COM
ment among the residents of College
Place, where the family resided for
some time. Mrs. Wenring in her COM
plant, alleged that Mr.. Wehring, be-
ing an old man, did not care for COM
pany, while she, being a young wo-
man, takes pleasure in society of her
kind. She related that Mr.. Wehring
objected to her visiting the neigh
bors and besides treated her in cruel
and inhuman manner. Prior to the
commencement Of the divorce pro-
ceedings Mrs. Wehring fled from home
with the two children and Mr.. Web
ring resorted to habeas corpus pro-
ceedings to compel her to disclose
their whereabouts, but the hearing
never came to trial.
Later Mrs. Wehring commenced suit
for divorce which was granted by
Judge Brents today.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-12

But for real good meal go to
Olson's.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-12
SOLIDIFIED WESTERN WORLD.
Root Will Visit Brazil to Show South
America Uncle Sans Attitude.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-There is a
world Of politics in Secretary Roots
determination to visit Brazil next sum-
+, mer. It's results, it is hoped, will be a
hemisphere solidiied against Euro
pean aggression.
AS revealed yesterday by an official
acquainted with the reasons underlying
the secretary's decision, he proposes by
his trip.
First-To show the people of Brazil
and other South American republics
that the United States does not assume
the role of protector, but considers that
the states of the new world should en-
joy absolute equality with each other.
Second-To demonstrate that the
United States thinks enough Of their
friendship and good will to welcome at
tentions such as one nation Of Eu-
rope shows to another.
Thirdly personal explanation to
remove the suspicion that territorial
ACKNOWLEDGMENT is the secret main
spring of the policy of the United
States.
Fourth-From this demonstration Of
friendship and good will and acknowl-
edgement of equality to obtain a rec
ognition of the obligations as we'll as
the benefits which the Monroe doctrine
imposes upon the Latin American
states and to insure their cordial sup
port of it. In other words, to have
an unwritten alliance of the states of
which shall be the enforcement of the
Monroe doctrine against the world.
The people of the country generally
are only beginning to realize the grow
ing Importance of South America, but
exporters and officials have a keener
appreciation of the value, commercially
and politically, of that section Of the
world. They have had an opportunity
to study the development Of such
countries as Brazil, Argentina duQ
Chile, they see the wonderful strides
those states have made, and they an
ticipate a great future for them. They
also have come in contact with the ac-
tivity Of the trading nations of Europe
Germany, Great Britain and Italy.
To Checkmate Europe.
Exporters believe the United States
should not permit European goods to
obtain such a firm foothold that they
connot be shaken loose. Officials hold
the United States should not allow Eu-
rope to acquire a preponderating in
f1uence in the southern republics so
they could be turned against us and
serve as a balance of power.
It is these considerations which have
made Secretary Root conclude it is
worth while to pay court to South
America He will go to Rio de Janeiro,
the capitol Of Brazil, when the Pan
American congress is in session.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-12

election has only just begun, accord
ing to Mr.. Mayer 1t is expected that
hundreds of additional indictments will
be found
The only cause for delay in making
wholesale arrests is the wish of the
attorney general that no one shall be
prosecuted against whom there is not
positive evidence of guilt
Sufficient evidence has been OBJ
tanned on a large scale to show the
system used by Tammany in carrying
elections based upon the foundation of
fraud, floaters and strong arm" men.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-12
Convicted of Election Frauds.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Seventeen
men voting, fraudulent registration,
perjury and other crimes against the
ballot box since election day, twelve
are wearing convicts' stripes and the
others are awaiting sentence in the
prisons of Manhattan and Brooklyn.
More tnan $500 allegations Of fraud
against the ballot box have been re-
ceived in the Office Of Attorney Gener-
al Mayer and Superintendent of Elec-
lions Morgan. More than 1000 war
rants have been issued and the work
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-12
THE ERECTION OF
A PUBLIC BUILDING IN WAL
LA WALLA.
Will Work in Conjunction with SEN
ator Ankeny in Effort to Secure It
for This City.

Congressman Jones is working in
conjunction with Senator Ankeny in
an effort to get public building for
Walla Walla. Yesterday Mr.. Jones
introduced a bill in congress to au-
thorize a public building in this city,
to cost $35O,000. Both Senators An
kany and Congressman Jones will put
forth every effort to secure the pas
sage OF the bills introduced by them
in the two branches Of congress and
it is generally believed their efforts
will prove successful.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-12
Will be & xtradited,

LONDON, Dec. 12.-Charles Meir,
alias Moller, was committed for ex-
tradition in the police court this
morning. He is wanted in San Fran
cisco for the alleged embezzelement
of $4,000 from his employer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
GOVERNOR IS VERY.
BUSY AT THIS Time
Between Moving and Message
IIc Has Plenty to

Governor Montague is u very BUSY 'i'stn
this week, although 1T is the holiunS
senson and nearly the end or MS olt'I'u,
term, Tho Governor is not only worrleu
over trying TO got into his new qu,l.tu.s
~ tho Capitol, but has upon HE h'ihus
ma well his final message to the Les,sih-
ture. Ho and his secretary have been
going over the rough draft OF tho mes
sage for the past several days ana iow
have It In fairly good shape,
While 1t is not known exactly Wnat
subtects HIS Excellency will treat. u IS
believed Ills last official paper 70 the
General Assembly Of his state VIII po y
strong Ne. and will deal With matters
of interest to all the people, The Gover-
nor Will according TO popular ponei,
CRITICALLY receive the new Capitol hui'u-
inr from tho contractor, MI Wlft a.,
Chestern,an ana will likely make a PUBLIC
nddrcss from the southern port'co Oh
the occasion. ,,,t,oe
There may not be many formalitles,
nnd IL is expected TINT tho turning over u,
! of a key ana the Governors speech W.
IA about all, Meanwhile, Governor mon,
tugue, Secretary D. O. l1gg!eston ana Wy
| Corporation Commission Will have occu'
pied their offices.
mo Capitol IL being put IN fine snhpu
/ for tho Legislature. anu VIII nc 'e"u'
| in ample time for the session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28

license: George w. Tuck and Maude =, =.
Wade, T.. Guy Hopkins and Paui -.
Gary, Norman Phillips and M'il'.e
stroud, Garland NJ. Dunn ana MANI"
b. Herndon, Peyton w. Johnson CIV, ~.
Catherine Rhonds, George HOFFMAN Anu
Florence II. Erehart. Marshnll u.
Tor and Edna u, Moody, Wits " 49, ~.
kins and Josie Lee Tlnsley' a. = n,n-.u
ton and Mamie s. Gilman, Johh tNo''
pnd NJ. Elizabeth Stephens
So far ono hundred md eight marriage
licenses have becn issued for this month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
TO STOP REBATES.
Members Of Legislature to Call a
Halt in Life Insurance Business.

A prominent member Of tho House Of
Delegates IL now at work on the rough
draft OF an amendment to tho insurance
laws or tho State. the object or which
will be to prevent tho giving OF rebates
by Tho big companies.
All tho smaller companies who surfer
by present conditions hrs understood 10
10 ready to ioln IN the flghl lor INC re-
form, and there viii probably DC u n'e
hn,tIc ia pst the measure through In
uurouce LEGISLATION nlOng other lines 10
expected, aud many bills VIII DO offered.
ono viii have Tor lta object tho creation
~ nm Insurance. commission, and an
other will likely bh aimed At Inc south
cnstern Tariff Association
they wilI ajl provoke bg lHhts, nnn
call forth energies OF strong '''ch DOW
IN ana 0ut Of the Legislature
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28

the following which will be of interest to
Richmond members OF the council:
The meeting Of the Baltimore Section,
Council of Jewish Women, which Will
take place on Fr!cny afternoon, Decem-
Der 29th, At $50, In the vestry rooms Of
the Madison Avenue Temple, will be In
the form OF IL Chanuca festival.
The report OF the fourth tricnial con-
vention proceedings Will he given by delc-
gates who have recently returned from
the convention city, Chicago Tho pro-
gramme will include Impressions and
Work " the Convention" Mrs. ELL
strouse; "The rhilanthropic ActivItlcs 81
tho Council" Mrs. Isidore Ash, "Child
Labor, q fifteen minute talk will be
given by Rev. J. schwanenfeld. end tht
traditional hymn, sung w, tho members
| Refreshments will be served.
| The opening ,lectufe OF tho illustrated
course, with stereopticon Views or
Jewish Home and Synagogue Lifp," b,
DR.. William Rosenau, Will tako place OF
Friday, January bth. from 8 10 o'clock
Young Inventor Here.
Mr.. Argyle Campbell, OF Chicago. thc
! famous young inventor OF the Campbell
car, Is spending the CIlrIatinha holiday
! with his family In the home Dr Mis-
tITemple, No. SOi West Grace Street
Mr.. Campbcll's bustness and social ca
reer afford striking examples Of the sue
| cess by young Americans, who coInbin,
with position n maximum Of pluck ant
/ enterprise necessary IN rhn world 0f To
day.
!. Club Home.
The Womnn's Club recently orzanized
In Norfolk. ID now assured of a pefna.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Richmonders in New York.

NEW YORK, December 27.-Hotel As
,tor--Nrs. NJ. Thalheimer; Holland--C. ~.
Montague and wife: Algonauln-Mrs: Nj,
G. Groves, Miss r. IIotchkiss Cadillac
J. Jardner and wife; Hoffman-A; cam "a,
eron. Jr.; Broadway Central,-H. q. Ia "
lor: st. Dcns-J. w. Finch, w. w.
Whitteea Astor-J. II, shotWcll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Blair is Reappointed.
sE AAo'A ~ ~>9t J
10 Tho Times-DispatchO |!

Especial 10 The Tlmes-Dlspatc11.1
WYrIII1yILLE VA, December ~
r. q, Blair received a telegram to-day an n.
nouncing his reappolntment as Assista ny
United States District Attorney for tne
Western District Of Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Two Committee Meetings.

Two meetings OF Council committees
have been announced for to-day, namely:
Streets, ut p. NJ, and Water, at 5
p. NJ.
1t Is understood that there Is but little
business to come before either committee,
except tho auditing OF bills and tho
probability is that both will be very brief
meetings but they are important all the
same, and 1t Is very desirable that boln
shall rejoice In luorums.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
MANY Licensed to Wed.

Tho clerk OF the Hastings Court na ~
Ibeen kept busy for two days OF np nv !,
issuing marriage licenses , i..a.o ma.
Of The applicants for late December ''' M
irimonial bliss were colored -
rhe following white sosygsssA oRy W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Six Hand Euchre.

Nh ana Mrs. Hardin Burnley, OF NO.
az North Adams Street will entertain
al cards this evening in honor OF MISS
Alice Campbell, OF plttsburg. ia" VINO
is spending the winter at NO. Soi West
Grace Street, a ,nd
slx.hand eucire will be playea ana
ci,ests will be welcomed by Mr.. ana Mfs'
burnley, Miss Campbell and Mr.. Arsyle
Campbell. OF Chicago. Refreshments VII
lp served on the card tables atter INC
r.s,V1a q. !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
rJea1-Thonas.

Announcement has been made OF nv
approaching wedding OF MISS Evh
THOMAS. Of Montgomery Ala, 70 M.
Orin A. Neal, of Danville Va, the c ,no,,
n,onv TO take place on January ID looH'
Mr. Neal Is the son of Colonel James ~,
Neal"and is well known throughout, ~.
state, He Is connected with the WV. We
theatre circuit and has mafhsen ,,s enc
he met Miss Thomas,
ENTERTAINMENTS.
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his associate being Mr. Henry e. Lee,
Commemorative attorney of Nottoway
county, Va.
Miss Bucsler Is well known In the musi-
cal circles OF Washington.
The wedding will take place early IN
February AT llamlne NJ. T. Church, me
Rev. Carl c. Doney, the pastor, VIII ol1'-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Develop Coal Fields.

= . i
a charter has been granted In West
Virginia to the Charleston. PaEkersburg.
and Western Railroad. Its line has been
located eight miles north Of Charleston,
to deyolp coal fieIus in the Bruen re-
g,on and to furnish a short connection
west and north OF Charleston to other
lines.
The Raleigh and Charleston Railroad
has been incorporated in South Carolina.
with a capital of $4,000, in order to act
as an extension of the Carolina and
Northern The present road runs be-
tween Marion, S. c., and Lumberton, ~,
c, 1t is desired by The new line to form
connection with Raleigh on the nortf,
and Charleston on the south.
The right OF railroad company 10
re fuso TRANSPORTATION to a blind man un-
accompanied by an attendant is upheld
by the Kentucky Appellate Court IN n
! case where the applicant was & blind
| hmm seventy-seven years OF age, and
1 the Journey would have involved two or
( three changes OF cars
on December goth. tho shareholders of
| the English organization known as the
/ Alabama Great Southern Railway,
| Limited will vote to wind up the COM
| pany In accordance with an agreement
| with tho Southern Railway Company,
| which owns a. majority OF al inc sHarcs.
Under this plan the holder of each share
OF the English company Will receive an
! equivalent number OF shares of the Amer
| lean company, the Alabama Great South
crn Railroad Company. President
Spencer believes that under the proposed
pla nthe latter company will continue to
pay dividends upon IT'S preference shares
MS heretofore and provide for payment OF
| the funded arrears.
| In nm inquiry by, the Georgia Railroad
| Commission. President Spencer, OF the
Southern Railway Company. testified
+. that the Southern has never owned or
held the stock OF the Central Of Georgia.
but IL the stock were sold it would claim
! the proceeds. The stock is held as an
unadminlstcred asset by the Organization
Committee Of the Richmond Terminal
l Company and 1t is held that its relations
to the Southern Company are not In con-
flict with the Georgia laws
| Virginia Coal, Iron and Coke COM
many have ordered two saddle tank con-
strctlon locomotives Of the Davenport
Locomotive Works. These Will he used
in the building OF their railroad at
Bristol, Tenn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
'THESOUTHERN'
line EARNINGS
President Stevens, Of Chesapeake
and Ohio, Tells His Plans
for Next Year.
MANY ROADS FIGHT PASSES
Railroads May Decline to Sell
Tickets to "thc Blind" I'm
attended,

Mr.. A. II. Plant comptroller OF inc
Southern Railway has issued the iol'
lowing statement OF earnings OF the roau
for tho thirl week In December:
Southern Railway Company, excluo'''s
ST. Louls-L ouisvllle lines: This year,
so51, ss1; last year. sssi,tso; increase 49,
Dol.
Southern Railway Company, st. LOUIS
Louisville lines: This year, $e'S04' lase
year s74,SC6; increase, sl,5SS.
President stevens. Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio, says:
"DurInE the next year the Chesapeake
and Ohio will receive G,ooO new freight
cars, ten passenger coaches and thirty
six heavy consolidated freight engines.
"rhere will be fifty miles Of roaa
double tracked during 1906, making double
track from Clifton Forge, Va, near Rus
SELL KY We are also going to build
thirty-ono milo branch from Covington.
va, to some iron ore properties In this
region
In line with the action taken by exc
cutive officers Of the Pennsyl-
vania, and the New York CN,-
trail to the effect that no passes VIII
DO issued after January LIST, except TO
railway employees, tho Baltimore ana
Ohio, the Erie and the Delaware Lack
awana and Western have made similar
announcements. Thi sis IN accord with
actio ntaken by the Trunk Line Assoc'a-
tion.sThe board OF directors OF the Penn
sylvanin have Wy resolution approved
| President Cassatts order
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Miss Landstreet's Tea.

Miss Martha Iandstreet gave tea
Wednesday afternoon from to y, IN
honor Of her guest. Miss C'keete, AS
sistng Mlss Landstreet and Miss o'keele
Ia receiving were Misses Charlotte
iGrsythe and pattle Cary, Young ladies
IN, the dlning-room were: Misses Rachel
! Ilpuhart, Grace Neal Bessie Jackson,
/ Elizabeth King, ElizaDath Ryland ana
| Marie Cranz,
OF GENERAL INTEREST.
Jewish Council.
! The Baltimore Sun OF yesterday has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Announcements,

An engagement of much interest here is
announced by the Washington Post Of
yesterday. The Post says:
Rev. and Mrs. George Ducker announc e
the engagement OF their daughter Mae 10
Mr., John Taylor Thompson, OF Farmville,
va. Mr.. Thompson was educated nj
Bethel Military Academy and the College
of William and Mary, at which latter in
stitutlon he received the degree A. r. in
academic work in 1900. He is now mem
Der of the law firm Of Lee and Thompson,
with Offices, at Farmvlle and Crewe, Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones are en-
tertnining a holiday house party at their
home in North Carolina. Miss Sadie
Jones has as her guest Miss Elizabeth
Elliott Of Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28

Below the town beyond the heights,
The Wild. dark COLLINS sweep and glide
with NANTES loose and banners wide,
with flying plumes and lurid lights.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
RECONSIDERATION.

The Baltimore American OF December
9th says:
y Mrs. Eta Lnttrell C1aughton. daughter
! OF Mr. John D. Luttrell OF Heathsville,
Va, was married to Mr.. John w. Pear
son, of Lottsburg, Va, Tuesday morning.
at No. SEQ Harlem Avenue Baltimore
by the Rev. DR.. Curtis Lee Laws, pastor
Of First Baptist Church
\ The bride wdfe navy blue broadcloth
travelling gown, with hat and gloves to
match. Mr. and Mrs. Pearson left for
weeks stay in New York and Niagara.
They will reside at Lottsburg. va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Hall-Clements.

After an extended northern tour Mr.
and Mrs. Hall Will make their home at
Beaver Dam Mills, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Young Inventor Here.

The Womun's Club, recently mzanfzed
In Norfolk ID now assured of 4, pefnia-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28

The Albe1nnrle Baby Show will have It's
exhibition at Holiday rIall, Charlottes-
Vile on Thursday afternoon, December
2Sth. Seven handsome presents Will be
awarded, as many charming babos have
been entered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28

DIR. L. O. Powell and Stanley Vernon
we're ushers Miss Mary lronmonger rem
dercd very sweetly the wedding march
Of Mendclssohn as the bridal party en-
tered, and Lohcngrin as they left, Whiie
during the ceremony, which was impress
svely performed lv Rev. j. r. Egleston,
thc played softly the 'Moonl1 s9lt
~ 4 + y s