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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
MOSELEY JUNCTION
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III
MosELEY's JUNCTION, VA, January
2o.-This little village is on quite a boom.
"A planning mill was recently erected here;
which will give employment to a great
many men. when in operation.
Mr.. L. Roschman. OF New York. has
purchased the mercantile business OF Mr..
j. H. Moseley. which he will conduct in
an up-to-d date manner
Mr.. Lawrence Elliott and sister, Miss
Evelyn. are the guests Of their sister, Mrs.
Justin Field.
Miss Louise NJ. Gordon. of Richmond.
who has been the guest of Miss saliie ].
La Prade, has returned home.
Mr.. e. ]. Field. father of Postmaster
Field. left Wednesday for his home In
Browns Summit, N. c.
Miss Bea Cheatham visited Miss Lottie
Rudd Wednesday.
Mr.. John Thomas Wood. of Manchester.
is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. R. w. Wool
bridge.
Miss Nola May Osborne is visiting rela-
tives In Swansboro.
Mrs. Mary Wilkinson and Mr. Willie
Bailey are very Ill and not expected to
live but short while.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
Elaborate Ceremony When Miss
Mamie Burton Became Bride.

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STAUNTON, VA, January pa pretty
wedding took place at the home of the
bride Tuesday evening, when Miss Mamie
Burton daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Burton Of Augusta county. was married
to Mr.. Horace b. Allen. an attorney Of
Berkeley Springs, w. Va. Tho parlors
were beautifully decorated with ever
green, ferns and roses, and with numer-
GUS small candles. Miss Bessie White
sell. of Harrlsonhurg, played the we'd
ding march.
Miss Virginia Stark, OF Richmond, was
bridemaid, and entered the room with
Mr. C. w. Burton, brother of tho bride,
followed by the bride and groom. who
stood beneath an arch Of evergreen, ferns
and candles. from which was suspended
n wedding bell of roses. The ceremony
was performed by Rev, G. B. Fndeey. as
sisted by Rev. j. M. Plowden.
The bride was attired in white silk
null, trimmed with point de Paris lace,
satin and tulle. and carried Bride roses.
Her gong-away gown was a blue broad
cloth. The bridesmaid wore blue silk and
carried carnations. There was large
number of guests present to witness the
ceremony. The presents We're handsome
and numerous. They left for their flu
ture home. Berkeley Springs. w. Va.
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and the Juniors" that Is to say, boys
under the age OF fifteen years. OF the
other competitors, Gamble and Lowe, OF
Jacob Tome Institute. and Hardy, OF
Woodbury. Forest, attracted considera-
bic favorable attention, as did Du Came,
Technical High Schools strong man, In
the weights. The best work done by tho
Episcopal High School was that OF Its
relay team, which included Daniel,
Cough. Latanc and Marbury The an
nouncement of this years meet includes
practically the same programme as last
year's: 1t Will consist of the usual races
for short and long distance running,
jumping, etc, suitable prizes and tro-
plies in first second and third classes,
according to age, to be awarded by the
Episcopal High School. 1t Is hoped and
expected that the same Interest VIII pc
felt In this years meet as last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
FREDERICKSBURG, VA.

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FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Jan.0.-Miss
Madge Taylor gave progressive euchre
party Monday night, the ladies' prize
beng won by Miss Josephine Maddox.
the gentlemen's prize by Mr.. Harrison
Montgomery and the BOBBY prize going
to Miss Ellen Wallace. Many guests
were present, and refreshments We're
served.
Mrs. DIR. jim. Barney gave an elegant
entertainment in the form of card
party to her friends Wednesday after
noon from to 4. A large number Of
prominent guests were present; m and
first prize was won by Miss Mary rhomp-
son and the second by Miss Lucille Yates.
The BOBBY vent to Mrs. J. T. Goolrlck.
Mr. w. III. Brulle and family, who went
to t Richmond several years ago 6e to reside
Mr.. Brrlle will take the place OF his
brother. the late E. A. Brulle, in the
firm of Brulle and Timberlake.
Mr.. B. o. Willis and family, who have
been visiting their relatives here, have
returned to Charlotte. N. G.
Mrs. r. Kuethe, Of Baltimore. was
here this week visiting her daughter.
Mrs. ]. E. Timberlake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter .Fltzhugh who
have been visiting relatives here. have
returned to their home at Lake Forest.
Mr.. D. II. Griffith and bride. nee Miss
Rosa Taylor, We're here this week en-
route to their home in Westmoreland
county.
Miss Eleanor Mccracken is visiting
friends In Savannah, Ga
Mrs. George Kem, Of Philadelphia. Is
visiting her mother. Mrs. H. w. Wright.
Mrs Nannye Hlleary is visiting friends
In Baltimore
Mrs. George W. Mayo and Miss Lima
Mayo. of Richmond, are visiting Mrs. w.
Key Howard.
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bert Goodlow, who has been under treat
ment for some time at the Martha WASH
ington Hospital. in Charlottesville, is now
visiting at the homo of his sister. Mrs.
Nat Garland, near North Garden.
Mrs. AGollie r. Wright continues very
III at her home near Covesvlle.
DR.. Herbert Barkesdale is at the hos
pital In Richmond under the treatment
of DR.. Mcclure. DR.. Barkesdale was an
able dentist OF Charlottesville and was
compelled to close his Office about a
year ago on account of Ill health. Since
then he has visited relatives and friends
near this place hoping to regain his
health. Failing in this he decided to go
to Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
CLARKE COUNTY

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WILDWOOD, Jan. 2O.-Mr. Peter H
Mayo has been to Concord, N, H., this
week for q few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Beneham Cameron and
daughter. Belle. spent January 18th in
Washington and returned to ''Powhatan"
that evening. On the 10Th they left with
their two children for Richmond to
spend a day or two before going to their
home in North Carolina.
DR.. Robert P. Cooke, OF Riverton, was
at Saratoga" Mr.. r. p. Pages on
Thursday.
Miss Mamie Nelson, OF Long Branch"
left on Thursday for Little Rock, Ark,
to visit relatives, On her way she viii
stay In st. Louis for few days as tho
guest Of Mrs Ben O'Fallan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
MARTINsVILLE, VA.
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MARTINSVILLE, VA, January co.
The Wednesday Club was very charm
ingly entertained by Mrs Pannill Rucker
at her handsome homo on Church Street.
Wednesday afternoon from 8 to 6 O'Clock.
Mr.. John w. Carter went to Richmond
"Wednesday afternoon to bring home his
son, Louis Carter who has been at the
hospital there for the past two weeks
to have an operation performed on hts
ankle.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union OF Martnsville, and those of Henry
county, will observe Jdnuary Gath as the
sixth anniversary of the passage of the
scientific temperance educational law in
Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
RADFORD, VA.
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RADFORD, Va, January 2o.-Mrs.
William II. Baldwin. Jr., was operated
on at Memorial Hospital. Richmond, last
week and is reported doing nicely. Her
husband returned home to-day.
Mrs. George w. Miles returned to Ma
rion Monday. after spending a month
with Mrs. William Ingles.
Miss Katie Rives Carock left Friday
for Martha Washington College.
Miss Meta Billiard went up to Pulaski
Wednesday to visit Mrs. Ella Wood.
Mr.. l.. W.. Clark was operated on
Thursday at st. Lukes Hospital, Rich
mond
Mrs. waverly N. Ragland was called
to Tower Fill. Sussex county, the first
OF the week by the illness of her brother
Mr.. Cargll Blow. She was accompanied
by her children, Lucy and Cargill.
Mrs. R. II. Edtnondson spent Sunday
with her husband in Bluefleld.
Miss MInrose Morley was hostess to
the M. a. G. Club Wednesday. and Miss
Elberta Harris to the r. G. G. Club FRI
day.
Dr.. John Farmer has been seriously Ill
this week.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Tyler spent SOW
eral days this week with Mrs. James
otey at Walnut Springs, near Blacks
burg, having been called hither by Mrs.
sOtey's serious illness.
DIR. Robert Cowan, assistant surgeon Of
the Norfolk and Western, spent the week
In Richmond.
Mr.. Il. NJ Charlton has moved his
family to Blacksburg.
Mr.. Warren Maiden is very III with
pneumonia.
Mr.. George w. Yingling was operated
on by DR.. Smith Friday at the home Of
his daughter Mrs II. I. Relnecke,
Mr.. Henry MoyYane, Of Lynchburg,
Visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. r.
McWane. the first of the week.
Rev. r. f. Bullard, pastor of the First
Christian Church at Lynchburg ls. In
very wretched health, and much solicl-
tude Is felt concerning him.
Mrs. j. S. Battle and her daughter
ana granddaughter. Mrs. ]. r. Is. Cowan
and Miss Margaret Cownn. are Visiting
relatives in washington. S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
Wright, The gentlemen were DR.. I. Eeith
Briggs, Joseph Stebbins. DEG, A. Slower,
John Easley, H. Glaze. John Lawson,
Tyree Wright, Il, Jackson Davis, Lewis
Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Il. John-
Familiar.

a large touring automobile containing
man Nnd his Vito IN q narrow road mot .
hay wagon fully loaded. The woman declared
that the farmer must back out. but her has.
'But You can't back the automobile 70
far she. said, and don't intend 70 move
4 Tho husband pointed out that this was im-
possible owing 10 an abrupt turn In tina roa4a.'
81 don't carr" She inslsted. - won't nave
IL We have 10 stay here all night. n x
The man In the autompbils WAS starting
had been sitting quietly on the hay. intsrrup-
ted. I'll * asE. " "a
Mover mind. SIR" no exclaimed, ..gll uy
10 back out. II I've got ons Just like her d
Name hlladelphla Ledger, n,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
THE NORMAL SCHOOL
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, FARM
WILLIE, VA, January 2O--Mrs. Douglass
t. Elan. Miss Georgiana Stephenson and
Miss Hattie Bugg entertained the mid
winter graduating class and few other
friends. Friday evening. January 18th. at
the beautiful home of Mrs. Elan. The
members of the class who enjoyed their
delightful hospitality were Misses Nell
Ingram, Price Startling, Estelle Price,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
ALTON AFFAIRS

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& ALTON. VA. January 2o-Mr, and
Mrs, Fred w, Scott OF Richmond. were
guests ut Royal Orchard. this week.
Mrs, James r. Goodloe Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. W. Bailey Saunders, In
Richmond,
returned from their wedding trip and are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
BEDFORD SOCIETY
oo,,a, - The ri,,es-pi.ra IN

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BEDFORD CITY, VIZ, January 2o,-
There was a ldellghtful. social session at
tho Elks' National Home on Thursday
evening In honor of the treasurer ofSthe
hoard OF governors, Mr.. ThomasF, Nc
Nulty, OF Baltimore, and his bride, The
Elks from the Home and o number Of
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FROM RED Hill

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REID HILL, Vll., January ao,-Ar. Her
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-28
CLAIMS RIGHT TO FIX
STREET CAR FARES
Los ANGELES-PACIFIC BRINGS
UP QUESTION
Santa Monica Municipal Government
Contends With Railway Line Con-
corning Five-Cent Limit Within
Boundary of Seashore City

The question Of the rights of city
to fix limits in which a five-cent fare
can be charged as opposed to the rights
of railway company. which relies
upon it's franchise, was involved in ar
appeal case which was argued before
Judge Smith yesterday The case was
that of the People against A. S. john
son, d conductor of the Los Angeles
Pacific Railway company.
In the recorders court at Santa
Monica the defendant was found guilty
of battery upon young boy, whose
mother, Mrs. Nellie M. Shrader, re
fused to pay the conductor the ten
cent fare charged for riding from a
point within the present city limits of
Santa Monica to Seventeenth street III
the same city. The evidence showed
that the conductor put the Shrader boy
off the car, and Conductor Johnson was
arrested for battery and found guilty.
The case was appealed to the supe-
rior court and a lot of law injected
about the rights of cities against the
rights of common carriers.
The conductor acted upon orders in
collecting his fare, but the point from
which the ten-cent fare was demanded
was inside the new limits of the city.
The railway company claimed that it
acted on its charter and franchise and
had a right to fix the fare as 1t pleased.
while the other side contended that the
company could not charge double
fare within the confines of Santa
Monica.
Both attorneys presented elaborate
briefs ON the subject, and out OF a
simple battery case in which the de-
PENDANT was fined 500 may grow long
legal battle between the railway COM
pany and the city Of Santa Monica.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-28
EPISCOPALIANS ARE PLANNING
Conservation Of Bishop johnson on
Washington's Birthday a
Comma Event

AS a fitting celebration of the de-
cennial of the Episcopal diocese of Los
Angeles and the conservation of Bishop
Johnson February 20 a reception is be-
ing planned.
A committee has been appointed to
arrange an appropriate testimonial and
has selected an endowment in perpe-
tuity of a free bed in the hospital of
the Good Samaritan, to be known as
the Bishop Johnson memorial bed to
be forever at the disposal of the bishops
of the diocese for the occupation of
their nominees.
Bishop Johnson has been greatly in
terested in the Good Samaritan hospital
and has brought 1t to its present state
OF prosperity. While not a diocesan
institution a large majority of the
board of directors are Episcopalians
and represent many of the parishes in
the diocese.
George w. Parsons of 1888 South
Broadway will act as treasurer of the
committee. In order to endow the bed
in perpetuity $4,000 must be raised. Fol-
lowing is the committee Archibald G.
l.. Trew, Melville M. Moore, Charles Il.
Hinde. j. Blackwell Phillips and Henry
II. Lee.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-28
THIRTY-FIVE EXPECT TO
LEARN CHAUFFEURS' ART
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS AUTO
SCHOOL PRosPERs
New Feature of Next Months Young
Mems Glasses Will Be Class for
Machinists, Southern Pacific Em-
pIoyes Having Applied

The automobile school of the Young
Mems Christian association will hold
the term examination for candidates
for chauffeur's certificates, Monday
evening. Seventy-five men have been
enrolled for the different courses in
the automobile school during the first
term, but only about thirty-five are
candidates for chauffeur's certificates.
The granting of the certificates will
depend, not only upon the result of the
written examination, but upon the class
work of the students in the laboratory
course, consisting of DIR. Milbank
Johnson, G. A. Hancock, G. b. Hopper,
w. X. Cowan and l.. c. Lull.
A new feature of the school the COM
ing term will be a course in repairing.
This will be given on Thursday even
ings for ten weeks, beginning February
10. Enrolment will be limited to fiji
teen and the class will be made up al
most entirely of students of the first
term.
Another new departure will be class
for machinists. Through the recon-
mendation of machinist at the South
ern Pacific shops, who has taken the
labratory course the present term, fif-
teen machinists from the Southern Pa
cific shops have applied for admission
to the class and class will be formed
for machinists only doing more adj
vanced work than the other evening
classes.
Considerable new equipment has been
installed. The most important acquisi-
ton is fully equipped, electric auto
mobile, the gift of Dr. Milbank john
son. chairman of the advisory board.
The term will open February s, with
an introductory address by DIR. Milbank
Johnson, and a lecture on the general
principles of the gasoline engine. by
N. Il. Brown.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-28
CHURCH SERVICES
AND CHURCH. MUSIC

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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-28
TO AID HUMANE SOCIETY
Philomath Club Will Give an Enter,
tainment to Help Long Name
Assoeia4ion

The Philomath club will give an en-
tertainment at the home of Mrs. ]. w.
Hole, 1907 West Seventh street. Thurs
day night for the benefit of the Los
Angeles Humane society.
The program will include stereopticon
views of the Passion play. with an
explanatory talk by DR.. Ruth NJ. Wood;
piano solo with violin obligato, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Brown; instrumental selec-
tions by Mrs. j. H. Martindale and Miss
Quinn; Shakespeare reading by Miss
Gladys Edmonds; whistling solo by
Miss Hole.
Refreshments will be served and AN
orchestra will play during the evening.
Rev. DIR. Hugh X. Walker has been
humane society and it's place in the
juvenile court.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-28
INTERPRETATIONS

Los Angeles Ice Machine works-Di-
rectors: George II. Geisler II. G. Dow,
A. A. Sparks, all of Los Angeles. Capt.
tai stock. $4,000. of which $500 is sub
scribed.
Watts Land company of Los Angeles
Directors: George T.. Hart, II. II.
Barrett, w. II. Turner Walter s.
Brush, c. II. Scott, all of Los Angeles.
Capital stock, 100000, of which $500 is
subscribed.
Atlantic Mining and Milling company
of Los Angeles-Directors @. Il. Drum.
Samuel p. Cameron. III. II. Drum, Rob-
ert II. Jones, Frank Wilson, ST., John
Biedebach, Charles L. Batcheller all
of Los Angeles Capital stock, $1,000, OOe.
of which 1904 is subscribed.
Sec display In Windows Of The Herald.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-28
KILLS IN DUEL
As CODE DEGREES
ITALIAN DOES NOT REALIZE
HIS GUILT
In His Country Such Affairs Are Ar
ranged Regardless of Police, So
He Refuses to Plead
Guilty

lisa Medel, a sturdy Italian youth Of
is, who was up for pleading yesterday
before Judge Smith, charged with the
murder of Jesus Orozsco, has absolute
ly no CONSCIOUSNESS of his crime.
He maintains that he killed his man
in a duel and according to the code
In his own country 1t would not be ac-
counted a crime
The boy refused to plead yesterday,
although assured by his counsel that
sentence for manslaugher would
mean but a few years in Jail, while
If the case goes TO trial it may mean
hanging or imprisonment for life.
ut was a fair fight" answered Me-
del doggedly, through an Interpreter.
"Orozsco challenged me to fight. Our
friends stood by and he had a bottle
and a knife. stabbed him and he
died. am sorry that Jesus OroZsco
is dead, but it was the chance of the
duel"
According to the facts in the pos
session of the district attorneys Office,
some young men came to the little
tamale stand kept by the defendant
on October "a, and after eating his
viands refused to pay for them. The
men had been drinking and were quar-
relsome.
Duel Is Arranged
IF you don't pay for my good ta-
males. then, you fight mes' Medel is
claimed TO have said. The impromptu
duel was quickly arranged, and with
the other men as seconds the two
rushed upon each other. Oroz5co trust
ed to a big bottle for his weapon, while
the lad who opposed him drew from
lis leather belt long sharp stiletto
and after several minutes of sharp
fighting plunged 1t into the others side
Orozsco was taken to the receiving
hospital and died shortly from his
wound Mede was arrested and since
the date of the stabbing ARRAY has
been in the county jail
When asked about the affair, Medei
has said over and over again: 1T was
q fight. / won and poor Jesus died
am sorry, but am not to blame
Why did the boys come to my stand
and anger me? was fighting for my
property. In my country back In the
mountains we arrange such affairs
among ourselves and the police know
nothing OF them. Why not the same
here2 do not understand"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-28
M ALEER HAS
FOUR SLATED
HAGAN, YOUNG, EDELMAN AND
FAY THE TIP
Reappointment of Fay Is in Accord-
ance With Promise of McAleer,
Growing Out of Owens
River Project

DR.. Ralph Hagan to succeed L. @.
Gates on the police commissions; Milton
X. Young to succeed DR.. ID. w. Edel-
man on the civil service commission
and John J. Fay, jr., to succeed himself
on the water commission. These are
the names, is is asserted, Mayor Me-
Aleer will send to the city council
Monday.
The resignation of Mr.. Gates from
the police commission became effective
January 1, but the mayor had made no
announcement of his successor. 1t is
claimed that the mayor offered the
place to several prominent persons. all
Of whom refused to accept.
The term of DR.. Edelman, who is
president of the civil service commits
sion, expires in February and it was
well known that McAleer would not
ask him to succeed himself. There has
been bad blood between the mayor and
the president for months. DR.. Edelman
was one of Mayor Snyder's appointees.
With Milton K. Young on the commits
sion there will be three members who
have been appointed by McAleer and
1t is believed this fact will cause the
removal of Secretary w. A. Spaulding,
for whom the mayor has not the high
est personal regard.
The reappointment of John j. Fay.
jr. will be in accordance with a prom
Use which the mayor made to Mr.. Fay
at the inception of the Owens river
scheme. Mr.. Fay was one OF the prin-
cipal promoters of the enterprise and
handled it so well that McAleer prom
Used him he would name him to sue
coed himself. Mr.. Fay is president OF
the water board. a position that pays
$4,000 year. and 1t is believed he win
be reelected by the board for another
term as president.
The mayor has refused to either con-
firm or deny the report that he would
send these names to the council Mon
day.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-28
IRELAND ADDRESSES MEN
Christian Association Reception Conn.,
mittee Is Meeting Strangers.
Sacred Concert

Rev. William Francis Ireland, the
converted actor who has been holding
evangelistic services at Grace Metho-
dist church, will address the mems meet
ing this afternoon at the Y. M. c. A.
on 1.-The Devils Gospel"
During the Spanish war he
went to Porto Rico as chaplain for the
Forty-seventh regiment from Brooklyn,
N. Y.
The services held each week at the
association rooms are proving of special
interest. A reception committee Of
members meets the strangers. The
association orchestra gives sacred
concert from 2;SO to $3.50 o'clock.