davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
IS THE. WORLD VI ri.
GOING ] {. C c. RI "A.
ustice john Crutchfiesll,d' Has
Serious Suspicious Of This This y
Sort.
HAD Gratis in HER H B Be: ! R,
This Report Alleged to Have. Have
Been Made ola
Negress.

f..In all NV career as police justice In
Richmond. have never seen SO many
people suffering from weakness of the
mind, intellectually lacking, and In plain,
everyday language. daffy, as I have Wit
4 nessed within the past month or SO.
D Here I have this morning two women,
& one negress and the other white
woman. Is Mr.. Robins tells me that one
can't speak English and doesn't know
whence she came or whittier she Is tray-
cling, and that the other has rats In her
belfry. For days. weeks, aye, months. I
have watched afternoon papers and found
z therein articles that told of disordcred
brains I have remained quiet, hoping
that In the end all would turn out we'll.
Repea tedly have ! glanced over papers
and seen items that .emanated from
skulls that apparently carried no gray
matter. But all Of this has been stored
away within my large breast. l have
kept the secret and held 1t sacred to my
memory. But this morning, methlnks,
there Is a time for eruption. Something
must happen. Something must be said
Is everybody going crazy7 / look over
this audience, and behold the faces Of
lawyers real estate men, contractors.
reporters and crazy people. Arc they
all crazy? It's enough to drive mo to tho
Hospital for Nervous Diseases" "a polite
name for the lunatic asylum). 3
Thus spoke Justice John Jcter Crutch-
field in Police Court yesterday morning,
as he leisurely turned the pages In the
book and asked Sergeant Talley 10 begin
the labors for the day.
''Susie Smith, called the sergeant, after
rapping repeatedly for order.
"She is In the pen.' volunteered Mr.,
! White, the man who writes things in
the notices to the Jail.
Fetch her to me-" ordered the man
behind. the counter.
"Really she cant come just now. May
z 1t please Your Honor, but Susie Is suf-
ferng from an attack Of the brain. Arfter
z beholding her countenance and watching
her actions. would fadn bring her
before thee said Mr.. Robins. the man
who watches over the cell.
"Daffy?" shot out the president.
intellectually" Impaired.
Her intellectually is somewhat i'm.
paired. She does not reason we'll You,
Honor" answered Mr.. Robins,
= u want some icen'
Clear and distinct came the voice from
the pen, and Susie was the one whc
spoke.
Give her."
81 I'm freezing to death" bang, zng
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
IN CHURCH CIRCLES.
Memorial Of Rev. Jacob H. Lewis
to Be Prepared-Personals.

The moderator OF the Synod OF Vir-
GINA, Or. f. B. McCluer, has appointed
Dr. William r. Price, DR.. M. l.. Lacy and
Mr.. j. W. Arbucklc a committee to pre-
prepare a memorial Of Rev. Jacob II.
Lewis.
Rev. G. w Butler. OF Brazil. has ar
rived In fredericksburg and has entered
his children at Fredericksburg College.
The Rev. j. Mercer Blair and family.
Of the Presbyterian mission at sinchang,
China, will be the guests OF the congre-
cation Of the First Church. Richmond. for
n week in October. Mr., Blair viii be In
the pulpit Of the First Church on the
second Sunday of that month,
Rev. s. c. Newman. pastor OF the Pres
byterian Church In Conton. Miss. has
been visiting In Richmond for tho past
week.
The Rev Dr. W. w. Moore. OF Union
Seminary, preached at Blackstone, Va.
| ON Sundey the 24th, In connection With
The opening Of IIoge Military Academy,
The Rev. Byron Clarke, OF Baltimore. Ia
| In tho city.
The colleges and schools OF the RAN
dolph- Macon system report universal
prosperity. Randolph Macon College. nj
Ashland, reports n student body ten per
Woman's College, at Lynchburg. Is fnl
to overtlowing, and 'stll they come
Both academies and The institute have
a large increase over last year.
Or, r. II Pitt and Mr. J. w. Mitchell
of the Religious Herald, have left fol
| Churchland. Norfolk county, to atlent
the Portsmouth Association.
Rev. Il. IT. Poulson, pastor Of the Tab
crnacle Church at New Albany, Ind. u
IN town. So,
Al a church meeting held at the Flrs
| Church Monday night 1t was decided u
grant the uso of the auditorium "a IN
TEACHERS Cooperative Commission. DR.
S. C. Mitchell, Of Richmond College, !
president OF the commission, which WI
meet In Richmond on the Goth instant an
LIST of November.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
( GATHERING FACTS
Government Agent Looking Into
P;chn,ond's Financial Status.

tst# K1C0I1lOIlQ = AiAoi1SAs'A @'>'~. - W
Mr.. Abb, York, special agent OF me
Census Bureau OF the Department -
Commerce and Labor. has been IN the
- y, for about a week. and will DO here
scveral days or possibly n week longer
Tia special work is toagather up tor
normanent preservation In the records
- the government thea financial Eexhlblt
made BY Richmond in the year 1904:
" previous 10 the year 1900 the work OF
gathering up tho data Of cities was under
the supervision OF the old Department Or
labor and Statistics, and this data was
gathered In the main by correspondence
Now tho government Is giving more az
tenton to municipal statistics. ana lftS-
odd special agents are kept on me rohu
seven months In the year gathering up
statstics and formulating them IN de-
tall. The governT1ent hopes IN time to
bring about uniformity In tho matter dt
municipal accounting, and to that ond
haa prepared system for municipal les
for reporting purposes. The. blank y
recommends for use IN al cll!es ~ sa!d
10 be perfect. and when It is properly
made out and filed with the State auditor
absolutely correct statistics are easy 20
got. This System goes moro into detail
Than any system heretofore adopted In
any State, and II Is claimed that It Is
n sure cure for graft. The State OF New
York Is The only state 10 far which has
adopted tho government system. but "
number OF other States have thunder
consjdcratlon. and tho probability is that
the matter Will he brought before tho
next scssIon NJ the Virginia Legislature,
and 1t may be that It will be adopted IN
this State, s
Mr.. York Will probably bs In tho city
q week longer He is being shown every
courtesy In the City Hall. and Is expa-
rlenclng no trouble In getting the facts
and figures he needs In his business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. B. F. Carter, Of Oak Grove. who yhl
has been sick for some time. ls now now
much Improved.
Mr.. b. r. Hamilton on Tuesday sold
the house, No. 42s West Fourteenth
Street, to L. L.. Lester, for; 81, 100.
n Mr.. a. i. Adamson Will sell at auction
this afternoon the dwelling and 10 $
No. 200 East Twelfth Streets and
dwelling and lot in swansboro.
Mr.. Arlus G. Jones' through his coun-
sol, Mr.. Lawrence P. Pool. has filed SUIT
against his wife, Mary l. Jones' 70; for
divorce. d. # sill N 33s.
( Mr.. r. r. Bradshaw. who has been been
visiting his friends in this city, has re- g;
turned to his home In Alexandria Or q.
Councilman Charles +. Petit, who has s,
been iii in the Retreat for the Sick TOT
nearly three weeks. is out and much I'm
proved. He has left for bermuda - = I'M IN
dred, where he will stay until Sunday
night.
M. 3. p. Walden is n washington |. on Y.
q The gu Clear Water Committee held 3 g
meeting last night and went Into execuE-
tive session. II Isl is p All yea&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
and .three benches ii the cell were over,

and three benches In the cell were over
turned by the Susie. II &
s8"She must be era r. .sff
~ see a man over there with a great.
long piece Of fire In his hands. Take him
away O, WOW =" and Susie was holding
the attention OF the crowd for the sec
ond time. 5
.ralk about the fiery cross OF Scot
lands hill, this has got 1t beat to death"
said the Justice, as he ordered Mr.. Rob-
ms to hold Susie for a commission de
lunacy. ii !, iSsa
IS "Ain't you In Virginia.? Where you
think you were at-Utah? 2" shot out the
court, as 1t looked upon the sergeant
with frowns.
THAT'S prisoner 8 name, or so much
thereof as could be ascertained She IS
white woman and Is, III Syon cell" an
swered the meek and lowly sergeant.
Fetch her henceforth.
The order was obeyed, and a little
woman came out OF the pen. II
where did you come from?" asked
the president.
II don't know, sir. was the answer.
What IS your manner
, 81 forglt." h Il
Where do you llvc?" II
| ~ Bout In the world
mir. White, order commission Of
lunacy for this case. = said the, court.
Lawyer Under Same Ban.
And here comes a lawyer. Guess you
might make that commission read for
two, for every lawyer Is crazy and I
think III get rid of this one now.
Scott Bailey, a white boy. was charged
with hitting with n rock another white
! boy. This Is no place for children.
Take them home and make them be-
have" said the Justice.
When physician who arrived In the
city late Tuesday afternoon handed his
grip to hack driver, another hack
driver, Ernest Wells, by name, tried to
i take It from him. Ernest had ITO pay
$3.50 for the fun he had.
Judge, I had a misery In my stomach
and took two or three drinks offered
Edward Jones, as an explanation when
4, he was charged with being drunk
Take the misery away from here"
said the court.
The other DRINKS passed down the line
and escaped.
| TITS been a strenuous morning. With
| two crazy people in the pen and aScrowd
of lawyers hanging around, to say moth
| Ing of the reporters. I don't know how
! long Ill last" said the Justice. as he
ordered the court to stand adjourned until
this morning at $3.50 o'clock, when another
routine will be gone through with.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
Want the Canal.

Messrs Crump and Stuart. OF the stale
Corporation Commission, and Attorney
General Anderson left Yesterday Tor
Palmyra, Fluvanna county. TO hear ne
case OF Fluyanna county against the
Chesapeake and Ohio hallway, The
county is striving TO compel the rail-
way company, which ~ the purchaser
OF the old canal To keep up tho canal
service between Columbia and Palmyra.
Attorney-Genera Anderson Is looking
after the Interests Of the State In The
controysEsyt - ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
FOR THE MONUMENTS.
Many Encouraging Contributions
Made to Davis and Lee Funds.

The following amounts have been re stan.,
.rient a Association since last report: "a
Pix P1eSott -Baehannan Chapter tsae
Mpa ,sfnIies, piviscn, i. D. e. Gale Of
M sqe9nlii. Chapter tsae q pic
Da a9sss1 Ramseur g
s emma o. s sasapeS Chapter, sant Anna. :
ce 81 t. rays Chapter
Martha RED chae'er ~ Eor Ejar,da g g
Messrs. Roid and Dryadale (lce cream 'af !, M
lffHfes Lee CHAPTER g
Jefterson Chapter. Georgia fsale Of pic z ~
A Aons o" eRRaptor dsorsa 5saie q pc q
co 5vIss and o.iord Chapter deersia !
cS sas q cHnp'or Georgia !
sy ;Ssss' and Ianler Chapter deoxia !
Ke sas " G GIstpttss aae q pic
Li @bsrtes@ County chapter Georgia isao q
M plSSsece1h Chapter, North
Mr. Hay Of. Colorado Springs. through az =
Mrs. y y !athan, : q =
For Fitz. Lees Monument
Tho following amounts have heen re Mays
,3ens A t,nrIa ad s,nsS NJ %
", ~ Ma W. ar Norfolk & 90
nnrpmnmtas 3,hanter North Carolina 90
~ nm ER,ire C;hnpter' Bouth Carolina. 90
TLIy T IN n I,ermio IT. III A,,,,,.,.,., rs 90
trno cha Mar North 90
III c,ro, * rhan Louisiana 90
c,repps Wickliire Chapter, sKentVcky,,,,.,., 90
| Kirby Smith Chapter. Tennessee. ..,,:.., W
aen eo caron 10 90
piwhth Virginia Chaptor..,,, 10 90
t NsI York vary SO ~, @ 500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
primings Selling Now.

There were about fifty or sixty pack &C. a
ages Of tobacco sold on the Tobacco TX
change yesterday. the prices ranging pc
tween, the usual limits.SE trimmings 8 are
making their appearance, se l etIol'
81 to $3.50. There are two iaoos o. ., pl,.i-
,nrs weighing 1900 pounds at Shockoe
sir ready for the sale o-day. AS the
ne W tobacco begins to come IN inc
market Will take on a moro actice air,
and Inc sales will rapidly increase. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
.|NANY..CAS[S IN
HENRICO. COUNTY
I. The Circuit Court Convenes Next
Monday Morn.
ing,
TO TO FACE {: SERIOUS J Err 3 CHAR E
Young White Man Now on Bail
4. to Answer Criminal Assault
Charge. ...

Among the cases that are to be tried
before his session Of the Circuit Court
of Henrico county is the one against VIII
liam Patterson, a young white man OF
the county. who comes of q respectable
+ family, charged with attempted criminal
assault upon Miss Crittenden young
lady Of lIenrlco. The alleged crime Is
said to have been committed more than
two years ago. Constable "Cyclone.
Samuel had the warrant for the arrest Of
the Young man in his possession for
moro than year, and during that time
saw Mr.. Patterson frequently From this
It is known that there was no intention
OF prosecuting the charge until quite re-
Gently,
Judge Scott has completed the list oc
those who are to serve on the jury. Fol-
lowing ere the membars: John II. tChafhn
and Thomas Guy. Of Varina District; II.
D. Smith and j. G. Fowler. OF Fairfield
District; "A. e. Sheppard and F, %. Tray
Tor, Brookland District; George w. Cham-
berlayne and p. r. Connard, OF Tuck
ahoe District, and Alexander Brown Cool
ored) of Fairfield District.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
Naval Orders.

az Among tho recent orders ISSUED BY the
Navy Department are the following;
Chief Boatswain G. B. Moncrlet,s de-
5tachcd .Franklln." navy yard, Nor ft'F
Va etc, to "Yankton. I, +. !,
Chief Carpenter w. E. Powell, detached
navy ward, Norfolk. Va, etc. to the
works OF the Newport News shiIbullldlng
Company, Newport News, Va, for duty
in connection with virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
y, We ana Saturday with matinee satur.
Mason and mason.

"a Broadhurst and Cnrrlc's big company,
which is added to by the well known
stars, Mason and Mason, who are sup
ported Ly sixty people, are presenting :. 3:
tho musical comedy, ~ Fritz and snitz,5i
at the Bijou this week to crowded houses
There viii BIO the usual matinee g to- q
and Saturday IA 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
Will Face the Jury.

Thoseto. be tried are Mary Clarke (col-
ored) charged. with robbing tho, homes
OF Mrs. George Stringer. George, sGiofford,
Mrs. O'Connor,. Mrs. Moore and II, a: Ste
venson. in tho lower part OF the county;
Minnie C1endening (colored) charged with
cutting her husbands throat VIII tl a razor
Emmett Jones, "a small colored boy,
charged with breaking into the black
smith shop OF Watkins and washington;
Luther Miller another coored boy,
charged with numbering Adelaide Logan,
and Austin Bingham, felony charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
ESTIMATED Southern Earnings,

ESTIMATED earnings OF this Boutbsrg Hallway
Tor thG third week Ia ftcptsmbsr, sAGIu . ths
st. Louis. I<yuisyllo lines, Aroa JSlI,ns a.,
Thla year. IS2, 40; last ysAf, spD'A' -
p 81. ~ulsyi.s lines. rtls ysar ts,tl';
last year, fss,Yii; deCreh4x pl1k4~' spt5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
.GASIEXPERT'|MAk.[:.S;.
ASEAlED||..R|||.E|::.P|;''0|R|||l' !
M Man Has Seen IT, IT., Ho -'t3,.tAir.
Reports to the, !:..' Con- .,','1- I. III Z.
Il Is trary.
Will [. READ { % II SEPARATELY 81 4. Z I (
Reportstof Be Considered III Secret
BY Special Committeeman .sy
Separately.

The subcommittee to Investigate the
gas works. and especially the poor q,ell-
ity Of gas now, being furnished consumers,
held a&mectihg$ yesterday afternoon. It
was mn executive meeting and tho doors
werc u course, closed, 6butEit being UNI
derstood that the object Of the meeting
was 5tosrecelvesand act Upon the report OF
the two thousand dollar expert who had
been employed to investigate the gus
works It was natural, that there were
como people. including newspaper men,
around, who wanted to hear some thing
An afternoon paper had come out With
a story which purported to give IN nd-
vance a synopsis OF the report Of the ex-
pert, and that salleged synopsis made IT
appear that Richmond must at once pro-.
coed to lbpend ambition and n half of dol
lars to prevent a threatened gas fgmine.
Mr.. John f. Grimes, u member Of the
special committee. was some what lndig-
nanttwhcil he read this story, and said TO
a Times. Dispatch man .'There is not q
word Of truth Iii It. The whole thing ls
hot air based upon what was said IN the
discussion Of this question Inst winter,
|, hold in my hand the sealed report OF athe
expert we employed: thu fiscal has not been
broken, and no shuman being knows what
Is under it, Shaking the sealed pack
age within an inch Of Tho Times DIS Z
patch mans nose, Mr.. Grimes said X on
arc now nearer. to the report OF the ex-
pent than any other newspaper man mas
~ q 4 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been granted ~
1Jsnrico county to the following parties:
M TO-. E,,,pen l., Cauthron and Miss Mary
~ SAIgner; Mr., Edward i. Gibson ana
Mac Mabel I. Gaincs; Mr. William ~
Phillips and Miss Rosa y, { Ginord; h e.
Junius p, Reynolds and Miss Phen'e ~
Bartlett. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
Dance Halls go

Negro dance halls In Henrico are 70 be
broken up Constable M s. Angle started
the raii yesterday when no arrested ~.
Luca, a negro man, and charged him with
allowing drinking, cursing and q genera
disorder in a dance hall att the corner
OF Graham Street. at inc 5dovern 1I'sa
Road III is alleged that there was dane
ing in the hall last Sunday night. s,
There are seventeen witnesses 70 les
thy against the accused. other canes a,es
nails viii follow, the county commissioned
officers being hot after them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
..|N||.E|:.WIS0GA'I'HERED
From s0U ] | {: |. I:
Ross Sutton Gets Two Years = 8 s5Er1
Penitentiarysfor Shooting s ati.Ff0
Sergeant Wright. AM
YOUNG j "a. HOT HOLLAND \ sAILEO
Conductor Hawks Better S,in:--.
YOUNG HOLLAND I. B B ~
Conductor Hawks Better So SIM 1! y.
day School Union t. Have,
I 5t3Massg Meeting
,N1nncheste Bureau, Times. Dlspat oh,
IL nj 4 T5glT ]5 No. i1O2 Hull Street,

y - Il Va & u Ia
III III tho Corporation Court yesterday
I ROSS Sutton was convicted Of tho chnrge
OF shooting 1T sergcnnt Wright Will, In
tent 10 Kill and acquitted Bof q sE:s Ike
charge in shooting at Il Officer Moore,
both alleged attempts on May 26 Ross.
Il was sentenced to two years III tho 3pcn:-,
Etentiary Il Ills counsel, MIR. ErrestrfH.
Wells, Will move for a new trial to- O.
day. i.{,. Siil,3 MA !,
sS Arthur Smith, who has been married
only short time will DO tried on the
charge OF non-support. Harry Johnson
alias Jones, colored, will be tried on
the charge OF robblng William Taylor
Of S. some time ago. s5s " 55 IN u Il
Harry Holland. who stands charged
with stabblng ConductorA. .. IIowkes,
sof;the 1nterurbansline, last Monday even
Ing, was bailcd yesterday evening IN.
the sum, OF $500. Holland will answer
to- the charge In Squire Cheatham's
court tomorrow morning. Mr.. D. i. Pull
5liam and Mr.. Willis c., Pullam arc en-
gagged as counsel for the defendant.
@E 1t is understood that Hawkes. is able
TO sit up now; though still somewhat t
weak from loss Of blood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
Sunday School Meeting.

~
A large mass-mceting Will be held next
Sunday at West End Methodist Church,
when the Methodist Sunday School
Union conyenes. An attractive pro-
gramma has been arranged for the oc-
cnsion as follows: ,5$s ID
Opening chorus with instrumental
accompaniment. Singing With Grace to
the Lord. S,5
Prayer. t " III "
welcome Address T. P. Pettigrew. $HBs
Song, They That Wait Upon the
Lord, n , y. .555 l3is Il; 5:5s
Thelma illiams.
Reports from Central School.
Song, "Iet us Go Forth Il, Ri,
Reports from Fifth Street School. K X
Recitation, Miss Eva Adkins.
Reports from Asbury School.
FL Song, ''Hark, Hark! My Soul. iGSs}
Z Reports from West End School. 3
Recitation, Rosalie Bennett.
Address. REV. w. j. Young. X j
Z Solo. selected, w. j. Lewis. y IN otis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28

gurnsits Extract of yani.'a II,
Is The standard every wher =, n so4a " ppS'
xrScers.--ldN X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
Finding Out the Trouble.

Tho simple truth OF the matter Is that
there have been for Il year or two COM.
plants OF the quality Of the gas f y
nished the citizens OF Richmond BY the
city gas works, and In the meantime
there has been a whole lot of talk about
the city selling the gas works to- pri-
vate corporation. To just what extent
these complaints are playing into the
hands OF the advocates ora private cor
porntion, nobody could tell. But be al
that as 1t may, tthe fact remained that
the complaints kept on coming In, and
iflnally@.Lc Council decided to employ eHl-
perts, and through them to find out where
the trouble was. In Ma rch last an approprii--
alton 4. OF $4,000 was made for this pur-
nose. Later a@committee from the Coun-
eli visited Baltimore, Philadelphia and
other Stiles to examine gas works and
get such points as they could. On the
9Th OF June Mr.. Horace Bruce. an ac
knowle edged expert OF the kind Of gas I'M
erFdiscussion. was employed to make 2
thorough examlna ton of R1chm onos gas
works and report what Is necessary 70
make them perfect !, /,
Tha report ar Mr.. Bruce, which IS
volnninous, was received here q day or
tw9 ago a ts a 5ssiz spaeNase' un'e'
55 ista Read It in Secret.
1.-The committee met SIN ~ oNi ~
fourth floor Of ,thoaC City Hall. at o'clock
yesterday afternoon, r. receive that seale e'1
report, a,idqthen and rthere. for the hrs'
time. the seal was broken. Before It was
broken, however, the committee agreed
that not word should be given out; that
the report should not4 be opened ano
read in the meeting, but that 1t should
be first rassed around to the committee
mon, each holding 1t secretly In his pos
session Tor a sufficient length Of time &c
enable rim to read 1t; then he should pass
It on to the next man, and he IN turn
to the next. ali binding themselves te
dIyulge nothing in it. until all had reao
and digested IT, and then the committee
is 70 come together and agree a TO when
and how the document shall be made pub
lic. In arranging the order In which tht
document is to 80 around, it fell to the
LOT 81 Councilman John r. Crimes e
have the first view OF 1t. iand he. broke
ire seal, and then closing the leather
case IN which the document was enclosed
ho uttered to The Times Dlspatch mar
tic Ia nguage quoted above.
The contents OF that package are a
nrofonnd a secret as was ever lald oo"l
T. T. he most secret OF lodges. and alleged
ranorts Of It's contents are nothing NOR
than IN ounce OF guesswork and Y iiite zee
ounces OF hot air ~
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-18

Wednesday morning. Miss Evelyn
Walker was the maid OF honor. The
bride has visited Miss Walker during
her residence here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Given Campbell are
expected from st. Louis today to take
possession of their attractive country
place, "Homewood," in Arcadia,
which is now completed. Mr.. Camp
bell was given a banquet by the st.
Louis Bar Association, of which he
has been member for. over thirty
years, this week. Paducah Is Mr..
Campbell's early home and he is full
filling an often expressed determine
ton in returning to it and living
among his kindred. Mrs. Campbell
is a very brilliant woman and Padu-
cab is glad to welcome them. Mr..
James Campbell. who is practicing
law in st. Louis. will not come with
his parents.
Miss Elizabeth Burnett will leave
Thursday for New Haven. Conn
where she Will attend the Yale-Prin-
ceton footbah game. While there
she WIN be the guest OF Mrs. Angus
tus Blagden, formerly Miss Anne
washington, of Wessyngton. Tenn.
Before returning home. Miss Burnett
viii visit Mrs. FIX. Norton at Long
Island, formerly Miss Jane Helm. of
Louisvills.-Loulsville Courier-Jour-
nal. ..f
Miss Marjorie Scott win arrive to.
day from Godfrey, H.. where she is
attending Monticello Seminary. AMI
Will spend Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Ms. Frank l.. Scott, or
North Ninth street. Iai.