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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
EASTERN SHORE FARMS.
Recent Sales of Fine Tracts Show
Splendid Prices.

ONANCOCK. VA. December mileage
books. at the rate OF two cents per muc.
viii be for sale at the station of the
New York. Philadeinnia end Norfolk Rail-
road on and after January 1st
The price OF land on the Virginia East
eru Shore continues 20 advance, notwith-
standing the scarcity OF labor. Among
the sales of the past week is the Wiuder's
Neck Farm. for SIR eN This rr0-er.,. is
ir Northern Accomac. and was sold
few years ago TO resident Of Ohio. for
2l,OOg. Another sale was the Strann
Farm on the Bay Side. near Leemont. for
$4,000. In Northampton "Stratton Manor
near Cape Charles. brought SIS go. This
was sold three years ago for 5000. These
prices average FULLY SEQ per rcr.
Tho Anu-SalOou League continues 10
cause the arrest of parties who hold
United states license TO retail liquor
Four were tried and convicted last week
1n each case a fne OF 500 was imposed.
III addition 20 the fine. three We're some
fenced to Imprisonment in the County
Jail for one month. and one FOR seven
months. Each case was appealed. The
trial OF four others is set for Thursday
next.
The waiting-rooIns OF the Baltimore
steamers 90 this wharf is nearing com
pleuon. it is a handsome building with
the modern improvements OF water. gas
heat, etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
BURLESQUE VAUDEVILLE
Residents Of Fork Union About
to Have Novel Treat.

FORK UNION. VA, December 2-The
burlesque vaudeville here last night
slVen BY tWenty-four students Q9 the
Fork Union Academy was attended by
"a large audience. The entire program
was one OF great enjoyment TO the crowd.
and at times the actors were greeted with
loud applause.
The acting OF Messrs NJ v Richards
and Floyd Moon was the hit OF the e1-s-
ming. Their jokes were well received Mr.
Moons presentation and characterizatton
az the darky shows him as past master
OF that art.
Mr. Ernest Trice. In the Wonderful
IypnOust,' was forcibly presented
The vocal and Instrumental music o.
tho program was Of a high order
The efficiency OF the actors and The
wonderful success OF the play Is due %
the splendid training OF Miss Helen Is.
Spain. of tho academy faculty
After the reCular program delightful re-
freshmcnts were served.
a large number OF visitors We're pres
cut.
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SWEET BRIAR MUSICALE.
Miss Helen F. Young Gives De
lightful Pianoforte Recital.


SWEET BhIAR, VA. December O.
Tuesday morning when Miss Helen u
Young director - music. gave piano
forte recital About thirty ladies' from
LyuchDurg and number from Amherst
were present. The assembly hail was
niicd and an present felf that they had
enjoyed rare treat. Miss Youngs pro-
gram was as follows.
Papillons Op. o Nocturne IN r. Agf-
schwuuE on I-.--.--.......... 6. hrfrrarili
q minor. Etude. Op 1G No. Chopin
Notturno No. from "Ilebestraume b.
Rcherzo-Valse. or. 40.......... Nosz<oWs;,,
Mss YounE introduced each piece bv "a
frw Remarks giving insight into The
thourut and the mauncr iu which - was
expressed Her playing showed hrillfo nov
nf technique and real power 70 intcrurat
fhc musical feeling - the counposers She
rcceive9 macy compliments from those
who heard her play
Among those present were Pav and
Mrs A p GRAY. Ms Q. T. Scott Mrs
y Taliafrr~o Mss lille Christian.
Miss Katie Troy. Rev. George II Raw.
~ % 7 Exams MISS Kate Randolph
oud Mrs p Bowman. % Amherst.
Mrs.. F. 5 kirV~atrick Miss Jnanic Kirk
UH fri"k. Mrs w r RYAN. Mrs r C.
Quinn. Mr ana M. Jones' NJ Owens
Mrs w Terrell Ms Peter WfUiarre
MISS Hallie Williams Mrs T. c. Hammer.
Ms. p Q. Manson. Mrs Henry ATen.
MIS-. James p KYLE Mrs y 7 owen.
NJ. a. owen NJ Sfanlov Mics Robor+e
Miss ruui0han Ms IT. Davis Mr. Y
n Manson Of LYNCH burg and Miss
Fl0mine. of Richmond.
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4 FIRE WIPES OUT
ALBEMARLE HOME
Residence Of Mr.. James r. Fergu-
son Destroyed, With But Few
Articles Saved.

CISMONT VA December 1.-The resi-
deuce ~ Afr. james r.. Ferguson. "a we'll
known surveyor living :hree miles west
OF this place was totally destroyed boy
fire yesterday afternoon about o'clock.
The building which was frame syruc-
turc Of seven rooms. was completely
burned TO the ground within fifteen or
twenty minutes after the blaze began.
The nre was urst discovered on the roof
OF the dining-room by AIr. r. N. Carver.
"a nephew OF NJ Ferguson. who was q.
snort distance from tie house il was
supposed That the nre caught from tlt.
range In TIE dining as supper was
being prepared az this time.
W hen Mr.. Carver reached the house
the names were burning at furious rate
through the interior, and he only succeed
eu In carrying ont q few clothing from
The urst room entered.
BY this time Mr.. Ferguson arrived az
the scene Of the fire. and they entered
the building In time 70 save q few vaIu-
able papers and several bed mattresses
also, one large reclining chair. which Was
the only article OF furniture saved
Mr.. Fergusou's sister also succeeded in
carry ng to place OF safety two large
family pictures which We're very mach
priced. lt was very fortunate that IN. m,
did not occur later in the night AS th-r..
s. little doubt that every one in the build
Ing would have lost their lives
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A HORSE KICKS 4 LADY,
PAINFULLY HURTING HER
Mrs. Boggs Has Arm Broken by
Vicious Animal-Judge
Ashton Better.
Especial % mo Times-Dispaaol..I


KING GEORGE, VA. December o.
Miss Minnie smith gave a delightful re-
ccption this week in honor Of her cousins.
AIR and Mrs. Vivian Turner which was
one of the charming affairs which has
taken place i'm Kins George this sea-
son.
Mrs. Boggs. the widow Of Rev. Thomas
il. Bosgs. mot with a very serious ac-
ciIent few days ago being kicked by
a horse at hey home. Mount Ida. one OF
her arms was broken. and she has suffer
cd much
Mr. John y pecd. son and daughter.
have returned from Richmond. where
they attended the Conference of school
Superintendents meeting i'm that city.
Hon. Henry 4. Garnett has also return
ed from attending the same meeting.
Mr. and Mrs Edward largest. of Bal
timoro. ARE guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.
largest. at Bleak HILL
Miss Illcy b. Lewis. of MarmiOn, Is
visiting relatives in washington.
Mrs James Bruce. OF Washington. r.
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Minor.
at Comorn-
EN-Judge e.. r.. Ashton. who was under
treatment in Washington, is much inn
proved.
Mrs. G.. Il. Ashton is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs w. H. Barkesdale, at Fall
Church.
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MORGAi'S CONDITION
IS STILL CRITICAL
Musician Claims He Acted in
Self-Defense-His Reputa-
ton Is Excellent.
Ispeclal . ne Tlmes-DisDa-oh-


~ y CfibJ ttf, Va. December The
shooting ~ =. W Morgan by L. w
Norg-ln on Main Street on Thursday
continues 10 he the subject II much talk
ln the city The wounded mans condi-
ton is critical at the ST Andrew S
Home. whence he was removed irme-
Ciately after the shooting. While he ap-
pears 10 be slightly better to-day. stiu
there is slight hope that he Will recover
The wounded man has four bullets IN his
LETT side. only one that the revolver CON
tanned missing him That the wife Of
tine injured man Is the cause OF the
shooting there is no doubt. as Morgan
has said so in statement that was
taken hy Common wcalth's Attorney
Yancey on Friday. when it was thought
Morgan would die shortly.
lt is supposed that L. W. Morgan s.
plea viii be- sclf-defense though he has
as yet made no statement FOR publica-
ton il is said thar "a number OF wit
neeses saw r. W. Morgan strike L. w
Morgan ia the face with brass knucks
before lac shot. and that the prisoner at
tempted 10 get away In order 10 avoid
a difficulty. AS an evidence OF the brass
kuucks H. prisoners nose is broken.
and il is said tho shots were not arsd
until after this blow was struck.
J.. W. Morgan came from Danviiie n
year or more ago. and works in tho
Southland Shoe factory. He is tho
musician OF the Home Guards and bears
an excellent reputation. =. W. Norgan
operated pool room OF Twelfth Street.
where the difficulty seems TO have
started. The case promises 10 show
some interesting developments when 1t
comes TO trial
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Visited Iohnson's Grave.

BRISTOL. IA. December Hon.
John O. A. RecIine. whose home Is with
iu a few hundred yards of the grave 90
President Andrew Johnson. at Green
VILE Tenn. returned TO Washington Fri
day. after spending few months with
hs family Mr.. ReMinc. who is assistant
doorkcepcr in the House ~ Representa-
rves I'm Washington. is now in his seven
ty-siXth year. and Is quite feeble although
Boz good health Tie was prominent ia the
politics OF Tennessee back in the seven
ties having been elected to represent
the First District in tho state Senate in
1876. the year THAI Tilden and HAYES
made the race against each other for
the presidency. Politically he is ona
OF the best posted men in tina
south His son-in-iaw Thomas DoyIo.
was the Democratic candidate gor
Conefess in the Lincoln. Ne1.. district 81
tie recent election.
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VENABLE TO ELKS
IN PETERSBURG
Norfolk Brother Addresses Ant
Tered Assemblage i'm the
COckade City.
HAVE RICHMOND MUSICIANS
Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Rueger
and Mr.. Webb and Thilow's
Orchestra There.
Especial TO The rimes-Ds.aa,oAl

PET EftS BURG. VA, December --An
oudlence t.sat filled the big Academy o.
Music attended the mcmoria. service IF
Petersburg Lodge o. Elks this afternoon
Tho opening cercmonie-. which wore
conduct by Exalted Ruler O. p. VII
ha,nson. were participated .n by au the
Officers and members OF the lodge. who
stood in ranks upon a stage Beautifully
decorated with memorial designs and
insignia a. the order. many OF which
were Illuminated with incandescen- lamps.
the auditorium being drapet .n white
and royal purple.
state Senator Charles r. Iassiter. a
prominent Elk. presided Ass master OF
ceremonies. and introduced those who
took part in the exercises on the pro-
gram. which began with prayer by Rev
j. =. VIM. pastor OF Washington Street
Methodist Church. After ttc opening cere-
monies. W. H. Vona5ie a member OF
Norfolk Lodge. No D. delivered the an
num address giving "a brief but compre-
hensiFe and most Interesting review OF
Toe history OF the organization. and its
present extent and power. and then IL
lustrating in beautiful terms both its
material and spiritual purposes and mo
tiros.
most attractive features OF the occasion,
ano the playing OF Mr.. SHEPHERD WeDO. OF
hlchinond. who was the piano accom-
PIANIST 10 the singers. deserves especial
mention, AS well as the singing Of Mrs.
John A. Murphy ard Mr. Henry Rueger.
OF Richmond. The instrumental seIec-
tions Fere excellently rendered by Thii-
ow's Orchestra.
After the official closing exercises Rev.
j. 3. VIM pronounced the benediction
The members Of the committee on me-
mortal service We're Afyer Saal. G.. E
Williamson. w. w. Presson. W q. Cod
seF. W. H. Whitehead. =. A. Morrison.
Mr.. W. r. Baugh was chairman.
The new Christian Church. on West
" ashlngton Street was dedicated this
afternoon with services participated in
by a number 81 visiting members. in
Guiding Rev. b. Il Melton. OF Richmond.
who preached the sermon.
Mrs. Ada Virginia Vaughan Jones. wife
% Mr. W. n. Jones, died very suddenly
about 10 clock this morning at her
residence. on West Washington Street.
Heart trouble, believed TO have pro-
ceeded from acute indigestion. was the
cause OF death. Mrs. Jones was a sister
Of Mrs I~-liN McCandlish and OF the late
Mr. B. Is. Vaughan. and was much be-
loved in this community. She was 81
years old and is survived by her husband
and four s0ns-Messrs. Walter. Vaughan
and Lemley Jones az this city. and w
Catesby Jones. Of Norfolk
Rev J.. Sidney Peters. the new pastor
OF High Street Methodist Church. enter
ed upon his duties this morning. and
was greeted by large congregation.
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freshments We're served and the occasion
was highly enjoyable throughout
Mrs. James p. Bum. of Rocky Mount
y. c., is visiting her mother. Mrs. Moor
man, on Pennsylvania Avenue. This is
her first visit home since her marriage
last fan
Mrs. b. S. Phillips. OF Savannah Ca.
is the guest Of her mother Mrs. NJ. L.
Kidd. ia Paramount.
Misses Daisy and katherine Burns will
go 10 Florida in a few days TO visit Mrs
David Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Bell. OF Abingdon.
We're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W J.
Pickle during the Thanksgiving season.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert own. OF North
Carolina, are visiting home folks I'm Bris-
toll
Rev. and Mrs. John c.. orr gave an
informal reception at their new home
i'm West Bristol on Thanksgiving even
ing, when members Of the state Street
Methodist compensation called TO greet
them ON the occasion of their having
taken possession OF their elegant new
home.
Among the Wytheville people who at
tended the Haller-Doriot nuptiaIs here
on Tuesday were Or. r. Halter. Dr. j.
Mailer, Mrs. j. B. Haller, Mrs. A. NJ
Wolfenden.
Mrs r. 7. Gaut and Miss sarah Gaut
are IN NasnNllle. having been called there
icy the serious illness OF Mrs. Gaut- <
mother, Mrs. Butler
Mrs. Robert Blair and Miss Blair. OF
Max Meadows; Miss Emma Mae Vance
of Georgia, and Mrs. Joe =. Davis. oc
Knoxville. were guests of Mrs. William
Is Vance this week
Miss Ethel Funkhouscr has returned t.
her home in Virginia, after a visit to Miss
Bessie KinzeI
-
Miss Blanche Williams and Mr. Samuel
Akard spent Thanksgiving Day in John
son CITY, guests at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs w. H.. Reese.
Miss stern was the guest of relatives
in Johnson CITY Thanksgiving Day.
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SEND DAEOGERS ON
TO THE GRAND JURY
These Men Were Arrested Last
Week Operating in Tangier
Sound.
$50 @ - rime..n..nn....

IRNINGTON. VA, December 1.-The
dredgers arrested one night last week
while operating in Tangler Sound. va.
have been sent on TO the May grand jury.
each OF the four men being bailed in the
sum OF SO.
The channel dredge at the mouth OF
Carriers Creek is taking up mananoes
tsoit shell clams) by the bushes some
Tn ousneis We're scooped up in the mud
one day. The greater number are found
ia the channel, nfteen feet depth. which
is surprise TO those who thought the
quahog lived mostly on shore, where the
tide ebbed
SeveUI thousand dollars worth Of
smoked oysters were lost by shippers
alons the Rappahannock during the fogs
ana warm weather last week. Some Of
the steamers. after loading were forced
10 tie up over night or longer
A number OF pleasure yachts from Bal
umore and other Northern cities on their.
way South FOR the winter. were Storm
bound AT Reedville. Va. from Wedues-
day until Friday OF this week.
Wills sharpe kImer OF Binghamton.
y. Y. accompanied by several friends.
has been cruising the Chesapeake and its
tributaries for over month on his large
yacht. They We're on the Rappahannocl1
about two weeks, and are now up the
Little Hugh Booth. son OF Mrs. NJ. O.
Connolly. OF Wiscomico Was srot
in the 'eg hv a cat rifle wr1a he
sparrows few days ago a part OF his
stocking was carried up into the wound
by the bullet. but was extracted by DIT.
COckreu
Right Rev r A Gibson D. d.. Of Rich
mond. Will visit the churches of Christ
Church parish. IN Lower Northern Neck.
December 18th. 18th and 10th for the pur-
pose Of confirmation.
The dwelling Of r. J. Sisson Reedvile
Va. was partially DESTROYED bv fire one
day recently. One side 81 e was burned
away. leaving exposed the Interior Of tho
rooms
David 4 Hoy. formerly ~ baltimore
but now Of Wilmington Del. and Well
known through Maryland. Delaware and
Virginia. Is in Lancaster and N0rthum-
berland counties this week
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JAMESTOWN ROAD
WILL Be A MODEL
Description Of Thorough Plans
Mapped Out by the Gov
eminent.
HOW IT WILL BE BUILT
Preliminary Work Starts To-Day,
But Convict Force OF Fifty
Waits Machinery.


WILLIAMSBURG. VA. December 2. -
Actual work viii begin oa tha fnacsdaun-
sz,d roat D.. r.,......,...... t.,.., ,,o.,...
,..,.
'H 'f''N VIII nc us u feac
inc stone ou the road. lI. as the ASSEM-
bling or machinery wifi r.1-fro -,rD.
time. the-. ,,ifI rot Doe br.,t.-llf her. lft.I
everything i~ rend.. rh. ura-iin .f,-
ffoue-cr1ahers rollers. otc-wIu Dr.. sup
piled by th. po..rruter. SOM. of b. has
already arrived and tfa b,..r-. ts .N-
rectrd within "a short tfrn.
r. has been decided to Irrio 80 She
Clssaucake and Onto g.-,af ...f rlas-
ad4rlfze thro. miles inst ,d of rne one
tirr distance Tho rest of abb. ~otf win
20 made Of sand ana ,lat Assistant
State Communications q .,r..a D., Coleman.
who drew the plans ror .ltr ra.tf ..I Mr.
W j. spooner. OF Washington. viii
supervise the ,onstriscfioq nf She road
TIE sr--clncations urovfT. fllt Tho road
shall Doe graded Tor twenty feet in v-ctr.
except whore. iu tie orilion OF ihe ,n-
giueer. 30 shall Doc if1rrt.tf rahi.
AN sponrv material. vere.atl. matter.
frces. roots and stmuas -haH io pee
moved % depth % De-. determined f..
the engineer. and space thus made shall
ie nuel Ira with such ,lat-rIa US he
ilav direct In general. errbar, I,rnerts
viii hn made and nil.n-- and ,.f..fIr- dom.
with material from within t.a location.
az the road. unless no s-Itahll. material
can he found iu the erc.l,.ff .r
Clfsorts 81 rilbffo uias1r-- ..If Do.
placed according o. th.. direction q fr.
engineer TIE hubble -uas5-r, will Ice
stone. sound and fr-. from I'd efrr..f .t-.l
defects. and roughly squared Th. stones
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
MOTHER OF BRISTOL"
Mrs. Joseph r. Anderson. at s.
Active at Family Reunion.

BRISTOL. VA December "A nota-
bic social feature Of the week was the
reunion Of the Anderson family includ-
ing the widow and children Of the late
Joseph r. Anderson. who founded Bris-
tor and saw it grow into an important
railroad, commercial and industrial cen
tire Mrs. Malinda Anderson. who is rec
ognized as tina mother Of Bristol" Is
now about 81 years OF age and is stu
active for one OF her years She was
able 10 accompany her children to the
First Presbyterian Church on the occa-
sion of the annual THANKSGIVING SER
vices there on Thursday. il was Mrs
Auderson's father the Rev. James King
who organized the First Presbvterian
Church of Bristol and established King
College here. The children present AZ
the reunion were: Former Mayor John
G.. Anderson Do. Isaac ). Anderson. of
Rose Hil Va. and Mrs. Margaret Cald-
well. wife of MT John II. Caldwell. who
was the Democratic nominee OF Con-
gress in tho First (Tennessae) District
In the recent campaign Following th..
church services tho family relished a
sumptuous dinner at the home Of Mrs
Malinda Anderson, and IN the house that
was erected by her husband in the early
days Of Bristol.
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dancing was INDUCED in until the wee
Ainons tlose present were. Miss Rena
Gay, Mizs fauai, ArusJedd NarstOn.
-l-rt Gylllu. I-a-cuId. VI lss Ellen ID.
Taylor Miss Kite Taylor. Silss FLORENCE
CRAWFORD lee Hall. Miss l.ottie Clay,
el--- L-ra Marstyu Miss Bessie 81. Clay,
Miss Mary jennings. Miss Elizabeth
-lar-t1r. Al-ss Bell Woodward. Barnaus-
el-le. Miss J. Ele Maraol-. l>aneNa, Miss
Aarsl- MaraD4e. ~ Williamsburg. Miss Mi
riain Nafst.u. Miss FANNIE Brady. RoX-
hlfl Ass Blanche Plgsotl Miss Pearl
lartlirr Miss Mary Warren. Miss Nora
81. Williamson. Miss Eta Wilkinson. Miss
Leila Sac -sou. Farmvllc; Miss Mary Tur-
fi1 e- l'-asc no hr and Mrs.
T. ~ 4ar-ton. Mrs. Mamie Hankins. M
and Ais Aal ltf tartalI-. ..l., oars.
g. p Hole way. Nj and Mrs Coleman
" .itaker. Ar. and Mrs. s.. W. Jennings
sir and MrS =. O. Hickey. Mr. and Mrs.
Deal. West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs p
r. Driscoi. l'r and Mr. H. Is Stephen
SON. MI T. j. Driver. Louisa. Mr.. l. y.
oliver AIr James stark. Mr.. J. 3.
Bowers. Richmond, ny r. ~. Turner.
I.aneya: AIr r. r wright. Nj Dandricge
Wilkinson. Nr. Willie piggott Mr. G.. r.
CT. DIM Louisa. Nj Hunter East.
clifton Forge Mr. Y. Is. FiVgott 8lr. =.
IT. Richardson AIr. =. II. Slater Mr. j.
Newport News. Mr. w. U. Cowles Rich
r.n~d Mr. p Cd H~-nshaw. CharIoftes-
Vile, Nr IT. w Tucker. Mr.. s ". Rock.
Nr F~arf Richardson. Newuort News.
AIr q. o Bacon Mr. j. A. Hicklin Mr.
% T. Aflrsfor Wr w II. Porter. Nor
folk Major W Marston Mr.. William
Smith. louisa; NJ Walter Martin.
Mr g. a. 1rarston. Nr. Saunders Martin.
Nr s s Hankins
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NEW YEARS CALLS
A New Drink TO Replace the Old Time
Applet Jack"

twenty-five years ago the custom of
making New Years calls was a delight
ful one for all concerned. until some of
tho boys got more "egRnog'' or apple
jack than they could successfully carry.
Then the ladies' tried to be charitable
and tho gentlemen tried 10 be az chival-
rous as ever and stand up az the same
time.
II any one thinks there has not been
considerable Improvement made in the
last quarter Of q century tn the use q
alcoholic beverages. let him stop to con
slider. among other things. the fact that
the old custom OF New Years calls and
the genteel tipping is nearly obsolete.
The custom Of calling on ones friends.
however at the beginning Of the new
year IS a good habit. and another good
habit 70 start at that time ia the use OF
well-made Postum instead OF coffee or
spirits.
a staten Island doctor has a sensible
daughter who has set Postum before her
guests as a good thing 10 drink az Yuic-
tide and a good way TO begin the New
Year Her father writes:
My daughter ard have used Postum
for some time past and We feel sure lt
contains wholesome food material
II shall not only recommend sc 10 my
patients. but my daughter viii be most
to our Christmas and New Years CALI
ers." Read "rhe Road 90 Wcllvne," in
pkgS. There's reason
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Exercises at Danville.

DA%NILLE. VA. December 2-The an
nual me- mortal services OF the Danville
Lodge OF Eiks was held here this after
noon in the presence Of an audience
which taxed the capacity of Municipal
Hail.
Major Alexander. Of WinstOn-Salem
y c., delivered the address OF the o.,ca-
sion.
Brother Harry Woo7ing, Jr. the son
OF Mayor Harry Voo5ing. deli,-ered +h@
eulogy on the departed members of the
local lodge Mr. Wooding is barely TWEEN
ty-one years Of age and he acquitted
himself admirably. The young lawyer
was warmly congratulated at the con-
clusion OF the exercises.
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Carl Schurz's Estate.

NEW YORK December "A schedule
OF the estate left by Carl Schurz was
filed in the office OF the Surrogate yes
terday. II shows that his property Is
worth 266.146s3 The estate Is made up
entirely or personal property. and con-
sists OF railroad aud industrial bonds
and stocks besides an Insurance. policy
for $1,000
FROM this estate there will be deducted
81 .33S for funeral expenses. debts amount
ing to 81 2f9 commissions due the admin
istratOr OF the estate SAt6l: Administer
ton expenses, $500. and SH6 FOR medical
services. There IS no real estate
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Newport News Juniors

isnecisi o. The Times D1spatch.1
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, December D.
Rev. T.. r. Wexford. tho pastor. preach
ed special Thanksgiving sermon To th.
Junior order. United American Mechan-
les at the First Presbyterian Chr,rch
this afternoon AZ 3 o'clock The three
local councils attended the services i'm a
BODY.
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Mitchell-Mason

rssaecfnl \, THO Times D'snavya D
ROCKY MOUNT VA, December >
William J. Mitchell. Of Sanville. Henry
county. and Miss Enie J. Mason. OF
Franklin, were married here last night
ar Hotel Rocky Mount.
Congressman-elec and Mrs F.. W
Saunders left Saturday for Washington.