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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
MlDDLEsEX NOTES.
70 nj. TYmes-Dlspatc CHI,

Especial to The Times-Dspatch.)
sTORAIONT, VA. Oct. 7,-Qu!te q BRIL-
alIant social affair occurred at Mar!
SPRINGS" the homo OF MI. ana Mrs
Weston Bristow. Friday evening. when
"a "Goldenrod tea" was given by their
daughter, Miss Gladys, The coior
scheme, green and yellow, was carried
out in both decorations and refresh-
ments, About thirty guests were pres,
i nt and voted It ono OF the most de-
Elightful sociables of the season.
Col, J, r, Saunders and DR.. w. q.
Brown were in Richmond this week.
Miss Anna Dunawny has accepted a
position as teacher IN q private school
at Rapport.
Miss Ethel Newbill. who has been visit
Ing Mrs, J, r. Saunders, has returned
to her home In Essex.
George Anderson hnl accepted situa-
tIon In Richmond.
Mrs. q. w. Brown Is spending some
time with relatives In Orange
Miss Nettle Evans has returned to her
home at Laneview, after several weeks
visit to her brother in West Virginia,
Mr., and Mrs. l.. a, Gundrum arc back
at "Roseglll." after spending two weeks
In NNllIamsport Pa,
Miss Pauline Watts left last week for
Maryland where she will teach this
session.
Mrs. George u. Beale, Of Williamsburg,
is a guest at pheasant View"
Miss Bette Wiltshire is spending some
time In Charles town, w. Va.
Mr.. ana Mrs w. +, Walker are In Ball
tmore this week
Miss Mildred Brstow left last week
to visit friends IN Richmond. She Will
remain untl the horse show,
Miss Virsie Pitt has returned from a
visit to Baltimore.
Miss Lynda Anderton has accepted the
position us teacher IN Mr. j. |. Bennetts
school for boys
Mrs,s II. G. Grooks and little daughter,
OF Plttsburg, Pa arc visiting relatives
hereI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08

known In Virginia educational circles,
having been for several years the sue
Gcessfu principal Of ono Of the schools OF
E Norfolk.
Miss Laura Lee Carter q graduate Of
June, 1903, will be married to Mr.. Maury
Hundley, on Wednesday evening. octo-
Der 18th, at the First Baptlsts Church.
Newport News. Va.
Miss Georgia Garrow, Of buckingham
q former student here, visited her sister,
Miss Annie Garrow. on Monday, the %.
Miss Elsie Gwyn, teacher Of history
and reading, to take Miss Vests place,
arrived Monday morning. Sho mas So
cured q room for the winter IN the homo
OF MI. and Mrs. c. G. Cowan,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
(special to The Tirnes, p,sna,ch

(speclal 70 The 'Fimas- pisnatch.)
STATE NORMAL. SCHOOL, EARN
WILLIE, VA. October 1.-The work of the
Young Moments Christian Association
for this session has begun With unusual
promise. The recognition service on Sat
urday afternoon. September 3Oth was
one Of tho most delightful and impress
slye meetings of the year IN 10 this
time, Miss Dorothy Rogers. treasurer
explained tho finance work OF the assoc
citation. Miss Henrietta Dunlap. chair
man of The ntercolegiate committee,
read cordial greetings from a sister Or
ganization at the State Normal School.
West Chester, Pa, ana from Miss
Bridges one of the snational secretaries
OF the y. w. G, a, She told also of the
requests which come to this association
asking for suggestions and help In the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
Miss Louise Ophelia Percival.

Miss Louise Ophelia Perclyal, OF PEE
tersburg, Va, sponsor for tho Fourth
Dlstrict.ais the daughter of Mr. Joseph
j Percivai Confederate veteran, VINO
entered the war at the age of seventeen.
4 Miss Tercval Is n bright, attractive
blond and one OF the leaders or the!
younger set IN society Of the "cocknhe
CITY,, and a great fayorite with all who.
know her. She IS a member of the Pet
crsburg Chapter of the Daughters Of
confcderacy.
Miss Meta Tuggle.
Miss Meta Tuggic who has been ap-
pointed maid of honor from the Fourth
District. Is the daughter OF Mr.. r., 81.
sTugglc and Mrs. Clara Vass Tugglc Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08

ROTHERT & CO., Fourth and Broad Sis.

her home In Carrsvlle. after spending
some time with Rev and Airs. J. f, ! s.lss.
sex here. 5ss u y
Mr.. William Keiser left for his hone
in Cambridge, Md, Wednesday, after a
visit to friends at "Oakes Llnding.,,, ,4
Mrs. Virginia Brooks Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Burk Brlstow.
z Miss Bertha Bland, OF Baltimore, has
resumed her dutlea as governess 1T
Butylo.
Mrs. T. c. Ward has returned home
after visit to her parents In Troy.
K N, G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08

NOttOWay, and is one OF INC HiUst .DeHu-
tiful and charming young ladies In South
side Virginia.
Her father, Mr.. r. W. Tugsle, belongs
to one OF our best Virginia families. and
while a mere 2nuth he volunteered in
Company T., Third Virginia Cavalry. and
was one OF the bravest and most dash
ing of that splendid band who followed
the leadership of Wickham and Fltz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08

the Civil War in the Ninth Virginia
Cavalry under w. H. e. Lee
Miss Ball Is an attractive blond, and
member Of the Daughters OF tho Con-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08

Miss Jennie Louise Ball.
Miss Jennie Louise Ball, sponsor for the
First District, Is native of North
cumberland county, her homo being the
historic old 'Ditchley." the home Of
the Lees and Balls for over two hum
bred years. Her father served during
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28

A guild of tubalines has been
formed in an English Episcopal church.
It's especial business is to keep bright
the brass gas fixtures of the church.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
VICTIM OF EAST SIDE
ACCIDENT STILL ALIVE
Miss BirtwistIe Operated on, but the
Physicians Despair Of
Saving Her Life

In the surgical ward at the hos
pital of the Good Samaritan, Mar
garet Brtwistle, the young woman
who was run down and seriously If not
fatally injured by a big automobile on
Downey avenue Sunday evening, yes
terday underwent an operation at the
hands of Drs. Quint, Lasher and 9TH
ers, but unless all precedent is set
aside the surgeons fear that death will
come before many hours.
Miss Birtwistle's most serious in
juries are two conclusions of the brain,
which have left her in an unconscious
state ever since she was struck by the
automobile. Even after the doctors
hal trephined her skull and had lifted
the pieces of bone which bore down
upon the brain Miss Birtwistle did not
regain consciousness.
Yesterday Miss Birtwistle, who had
been conveyed to the receiving hos
pital Immediately after the accident,
was removed to the hospital of the
Good Samaritan, where all that care
full attention and skillful surgical aid
can do will be done in an effort to
save her life.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
MAY SEND EXPERT TO
INSPECT GARBAGE PLANTS
Council viii Investigate Destruetors
Before Making
Purchase

No action was taken at yesterdays
session of the city council relative to
the re-advertising for bids of garbage
destructor.
Councilman Smith brought the garb-
age question before the council, how
ever, by a motion to the effect that the
council instruct the Municipal league,
Merchants and Manufacturers associa-
ton and the chamber of commerce to
get together and select one man who
should be sent by the council to all the
large cities in the east on an inspection
tour of the garbage destruction plants,
the city to pay the bills.
Councilman Houghton attempted to
amend the motion so that a committee
of three councilmen be chosen to make
the junket. His amendment was not
seconded, however, and the original mo-
tion was carried.
C. d. Willard, secretary of the NUM-
cipal league, said yesterday that it
would be his idea to send a man of
considerable engineering experience and
whose opinion would be really worth
something. He said he thought the
committees on municipal affairs of the
three bodies would soon get together
and select man, who was, in their
opinion, suitable.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28

stage. In practically every line of his
profession he has won success, but he
excels in character work. He has filled
a lengthy list of difficult roles with the
Alcazar and Central stock companies
in San Francisco. Gifted with versa
tility to rare degree, he is equally
proficient on the managerial side of
theatrical affairs and as contributor
to the dramatic press, being clear and
forcible writer on the technique of
dramatic work In addition he devotes
a large amount of time to business
duties quite apart from the theatrical
role.
Mr.. Howell's visit to Los Angeles is
principally for the purpose of recuperat-
ing, although there is rumor that 1t
is not entirely unconnected with pos
sible new local theatrical enterprise.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
DROPS CRIMINAL CHARGE;
TAKES HUSBAND HOME
God of Love Wins and Mrs. Lucinda
Anson Refuses to Prose-
cute Spouse

Rather than witness the spectacle of
her husband on trial in the superior
court on the charge of having at
tempted to murder her Mrs. Lucinda
Anson has decided to give him another
trial i'm the home, and accordingly Mel
vim Anson has been relieved of con-
siderable worry and expense.
Two charges of assault to murder
have been filed against Anson. and he
was to have been tried yesterday before
Judge Smith and a jury in department
No. of the superior court. but at the
last moment Mrs. Anson decided that
she really loved her husband and she
refused to appear in the prosecution Of
the case.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
0UTFALL SEWER COSTS
MORE THAN WAS ESTIMATED
City Engineer Asks for Additional
Bonds to Allow Compile.
tion of Work

In an exhaustive report rendered the
city council yesterday City Engineer
Stafford explains that the construction
of the outfall sewer is costing more
than estimated. The city engineer asks
for an additional bond issue of $3.50, 900
to cover the deficit which will prevent
the work from progressing.
At the time the estimate was made il
was thought that $670,0O0 would cover
the entire cost of building the outfall
sewer and that the interior mains would
come to $330.000 more. Several changes
in the original plan were found to be
necessary, and the right of way will
cost much more than was estimated.
The city engineer now believes that
it will take 1887. 900 to complete the out
fall sewer and that the interior mains
will take 1923, 752 in addition.
Owing to the fact that the central in
tercepter, which crosses the river below
the Fourth street bridge, is now sup
ported by piling while the river flows
beneath 1t the city engineer recon-
mends that syphon be put in which
Will take the sewer at least twenty feet
below the surface of the river For
this he thinks about $4,000 will be re-
quired This makes grand total of
H,2S7,621. But $1.OOO,OOO in bonds have
so far been issued. but the city engineer
thinks that by turning over to the
sewer department fees received for con-
nections that the system can be COM
pleted by issuing $25O,OOO bonds.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
FOUR DEPUTIES ARE
LET OUT BY HANLEY
Street Superintendent Makes Sweep
ing Changes in His
Office

By the action of the ordinance pre-
sented to the council yesterday by
Street Superintendent Hanley four sub
ordinates in his office were legislated
out of their positions, as the council
passed the measure without a hitch.
The four are Roy McKeown, chief dep
uty; Emory Green, inspector; Dan
Chich, sidewalk inspector, and Pat
Doyle, excavation inspector.
These men may stand upon their
rights under the provisions of the civil
service law. President Thomas said
yesterday that there was no logical
precedent that he knew of for such leg
islation. OF course the council might
abolish the positions, but the men thus
dropped would be entitled to other po-
sitions If vacancies enlisted, or place
on the permanent list for future va
cancies.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
TO STOP FAST
AUTO DRIVING
OFFICERS ADOPT STRINGENT
MEASURES
Police Discover a Clever Scheme of
Chauffeurs to Deceive Them by
oiIng Number Plates to
Catch Dust

AS a result of the automobile acci-
dent of Sunday in which young wo-
man was fatally injured strict measures
have been inaugurated by the police de-
partment to require the observance of
the speed ordinance by local chauf-
feurs.
Roy Allen, the auto expert of the
force, has been detailed to watch the
"whirling juggernauts" and time them
to the limit of the speed law.
Thus far the officers have met with
obstacles which have delayed the ar
with the exposure of a trick yesterday
an immediate stop will be put to a
practice which has but recently been
adopted by local autoists.
Scheme to Deceive Police
For some time past officers have
found difficulty in distinguishing the
numbers on rapidly driven machines.
Yesterday. while visiting local gar
age officer Allen learned the cause OF
the obscure numbering. A chauffeur,
about to leave the building, was bend
ing over the board bearing the number
of his machine and cleaning it with d
bunch Of packing.
Upon close inspection the officer
found that the driver was simply talk
ing advantage of an old French trick
and rubbing oil on the number board
AS soon as the machine was taken to
the street and had proceeded about a
block the dust from the street had
covered the oiled surface and the auto
ist, while complying with the ordin-
ance by carrying his number, was pro-
tected from Identification by the cover
ing of dust.
DR.. D. K. Dickinson was arrested yes
terday by Officer Allen and fined S. on
a charge of fast driving. The doctor,
it is said was out on an emergency
case at the time and his fine was pro-
portionately light.
c. 3. Hopper was also arrested and
charged with driving an auto without
a number. He pleaded not guilty and
will appear for examination this
morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
ASKS FOR NEWS
OF WIFE'S FATE
SHERMAN PEASE HAS NOT
RECLAIMED CONSCIOUSNESS
Mrs. Welcome, Another Victim Of
the Hollywood Accident, Slightly
Better, but Fears Are Enter
tained for Recovery

Tossing about In a semi-conscious
condition, as II in terrible agony, Sher-
man Pease, manager of the Niles
Pease Furniture company lies In a
room at the Hotel Hollywood, begging
for news of his wife, whose body is
outstretched on slab In Bresee Bros.
morgue victim of the automobile
accident at Miller's canyon, near Hol-
lywood Sunday evening.
Since the accident Mr. Pease has not
regained consciousness, although at
times he has appeared slightly i'm
proved and has asked for news of his
wife, Physicians attending him say
there is a good chance for recovery.
II is not known when they will be
able to remove Mr.. Pease to his home
in Los Angeles, however, and his con-
dition is still regarded as dangerous.
Two Children Survive
Two children, n boy and a girl, sur
vive Mrs. Pease. An inquest over her
body will be held this morning, and a
thorough investigation of the accident
will be made by the coroner. In the
meantime the funeral arrangements
are being made. pending the arrival of
Niles Pease and his wife from Mexico,
where they have been on trip.
Mrs. Decatur T.. Welcome, wife of
d. E. Welcome, the real estate man,
who was also injured in the wreck of
the auto, is in a slightly improved con-
dition. but grave fears for her recovery
are entertained. Her injuries, consist
ing OF many scratches and bruises,
and three broken ribs, were examined
yesterday. and it is feared that compli-
cations may set in. 1t is thought that
one of the ribs has penetrated the lung.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
ANGELENO WINS SUCCESS
IN THEATRICAL WORLD
Ernest E. Howell Visiting His Boy
hood Friends in Los
AnneleS

Ernest f. Howell, prominent in the
theatrical world of San Francisco, is
visiting with friends in this city, in
which he grew from boyhood to young
manhood.
Mr.. Howell removed from Los An
geles nearly ten years ago, since which
time he has achieved distinction on the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching. Blind. Bleeding or ProtrudinE Piles.
Your druggist VIII refund money II Pazo oints
ment fails TO cure you In to "a days. " cents.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
What they
say Not
What we say

Conklin, Melvin Nudge, Ed Coster, II.
Schakow, B. Hayman. George Merrill,
sell, H. w. Leonard, A. p. Miller, ]. c.
Dutra, Charles Monteshet, Richard
Dunigan, DR.. George Cox and R. P.
Amin.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
GRIFFITH MAY GO TO PRISON
Unless Case Is Reheard His Fate ls
Sealed

The remittitur in the Griffith case will
probably reach Los Angeles by
Saturday.
Unless the supreme court decides to
reopen the case Griffith j. Griffith VIII
be taken to San Quentin at once, where
he will begin the serving Of two-year
sentence for the attack on his wife at
the Arcadia hotel, Santa Monica, over
a year ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28

10 VVhE VULU IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Al
druggists refund the money II It fails TO cure
r. w. Groves signature Is on each box. $50.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
Get In at tho death

II you don't want to miss a great chance,
attend the last few days OF the great clos
ing out auction OF Japanese fine art goods.
Many OF the finest pieces still to be sold.
coast. Note the address, 1l5 w. Fourth ct.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
The California Limited Log Book

December 49, 1904
glad opportunity to record my vote in favor
of the Santa Fe Its attention to the little details which
go tedium of the transcontnental trip
adds materially the comfort of the traveller The
gives good beds and the best dining car
found anywhere east west If there is
luxury in railroad travel The Limited furnishes it.
A. B. YOUMANS,
Winona, Minn
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28

Or. sohoheld, late lecturer for the London
National Health society, in his book, Nerves
In order" says cergymen are the longest
lived Englshmen and bartenders the shortest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

Hr and Ms VIII M-rp.y are IL
re cry from Temple visl-t-g "
l--F-'-y pz-sl-s. NJ z-d Mrs. u. Il
y -r-c-y u t-is city. NJ Murphy "a
manager q me compress z. Te-o}e
NrE. Me1i-a DsJ1gt erry q C'-a.---e
leras. -s El@ltiug --e holidays 10 the
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2 2 Cox
j. 5cr-T-er is i- the CITY from
-'zstz 70 Ep=-d rte holidays w.th his
E-fe- Mr. " A. P-.5e
H-s- = = Poe and Hsar- watson
a-g-fer and sJ- %, Rev. = = Wz--
s1- u --is city. are here from Llt-ls
Rock spending tha holidays sIth The
family -- --s Methodist paTsJ-zge.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

Look le-e. o.d chap. I'll give you g
valuable tip" SAID TIE experienced
married nan 70 the prospective bri3z
groom. Don't iet your wife keep G
diary OF tie Honeymoon. Ny wife dit
that and now Whenever we quarre.
she brings i out and reads some % tie
!dl0tlc things I sald 70 her then"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

A. meeting o t-s Sr-o.- r--r,-
committee held lzs- rig1t - -se T.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

MOTOR FOR SAL-Haf horse
power Wagner electric motor. Good
as new See Parker, The Printer
242
Begin the New Year right BY enter
ing Selvidge Business College for a
course IN Bookkeeping and Shorthand
2Q-l0
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

7 AIKEN UP-A brown horse pony.
blaze face. for@.op CIT, branded
with three ulinJe-Egitls brands CT
rlght -1igh- Owner apply 70 {. L
S1CcE East Main street, Artno.s
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27
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Quite EnEIIsh.

Shells that an English coat you are
wearingt He-Yes. How DO yOu Ike
M sbe-TO be frank with you. 81 s. 2
fright He-It w0uhu'i Be English u
Il wasn't-C.eyelaud Plain Dealer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

How DO y0u suppose that fellow
ever got thr0ugh c0l.eceT
BY means % a college coach-"-
B1ltimd.e American.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

For long term loans on me surplus
sliornents of inter-uArried citiIens,
write the American Investment Co.
AtokA, 1 7.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

The directors u the C0umercizI
club E-ill meet az The city hall this
evening a. s O'Clock and q flll atteu-
dance ls desired.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

The Elks vi give an Informal
dance this evening a. tie club rooms.
r viii Be the first dance during the
holiday season and open house viii be
kept.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

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