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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
JURY'5 VERDICT
PLEASED NOBODY
Both Sides Asked That 1t Be Set
Aside and Court Agreed
With Them.
IMPORTANT MT POINT INVOLVED.
IMPORTANT POINT INVOLVED.
Rulings as to Contract Of General
Hiring Of Interest to Bust
ness Men.

After fighting for three days over
the suit OF Nellie L. Kinds. OF Phla-
delphia, VS.. Henry Warden, of Fred
4ericksburg, for alleged breach of con-
tract, the lawyers representing both
sides joined in motion to the court
TO set aside a verdict OF 5000 for the
plaintiff, which was brought in by the
Jury yesterday. It was too much for.
the defendant and too little for the
plaintiff and it is coincidence that
His Honor Judge Waddill indicated
from the bench that he would have set
the verdict aside in the absence Of
< such motion from either side.
Instructed for Plaintiff.
The climax was reached shortly after
the argument on the motion of the
defendant to take the case from tile
jury and instruct them to bring in q
verdict for the defendant. Instead of
s giving such instruction, Judge Waddill
practically instructed the jury that il
the plaintiff was entitled to anything.
she should have the present value OF
the alleged contract plus salary for
{ q certain period at S25 per week, max
#ing a total Of about $4,000; in fact, his
instructions We're almost pcrcmptory
for the plaintiff.
1.-The Jury found Tor the plaintiff, but
liked her compensation at $500, which
Verdict was promptly set aside under
the circumstances rNlated above
This means new trial of the case.
and 1t will come up in Its regular
order at the next term of the court.
Miss Nellie L. Kinds, the plaintiff.
Il alleges that she was employed as a
stenographer by Henry Warden. the
defendant at $50 per week, /lring hi,
lifetime. and that he later wrote II
letter saying he would provide by d
codlcil to Ills viii that she should
have 1920 additional at his death.
she claims that she was discharged
after years service. and was paid
only for the actual time she worked.
It is upon this letter and Others she
Us alleged to have received from War
den by way of promises that she is
basing her suit for $4,000 and salary
from the time she was discharged.
Interesting Point.
One part of Judge Waddill's charge
to the jury Is of much interest. He
held that a contract of general hiring,
as In this case, was not one for life,
as the plaintiff contended. nor one
from week to week, as defendant con.
B tended. but was for one year, and
that an employer can only discharge
Tor good and sufficient cause, which
tire employer must prove. 1t was
t!Eenerally conceded that under the
charge of the court the verdict would
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
Vunck-Prince.

a quiet but pretty marriage took
pace in the home of Mrs. Virginia
Prince, Of 1906 Darlington Street,
when her daughter. Miss Leila T..
Prince, became the bride of Mr.. Man
ME P. Vunck. Rev. c. c. Stuart, OF
Venable Street Baptist Church. was the
o.. ting minister. The ceremony
was witnessed by only few relatives
and intimate friends of the couple.
The bride is an attractive and popular
young lady Of the East End, where
she has many friends. Mr.. vunck is
formerly Of Michigan, but has been
making his home here for some time.
Mr. and Mrs Vunck will make their
future home with the brides mother,
on Darlington Street.
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AT FIRST CHURCH.
Rev. Mr.. Hulten to Preach Fare
well Sermon .To-Night.

Rev. Mr.. Hulten preached powerful SER
mon at tho First Baptist Church last even
Ing. drawing q parallel between tho curse
Of sin and tho disease Of leprosy.
Mr.. Hulten gaid that sin Is like leprosy,
In that II is essentially an insdious enemy
Lcprosy first appears as n tiny, red blotch
upon the skin. and sometimes for months
tho afflicted man does not realize his dan
ger. Thus does sin begin with very small
act that makes q tiny blot upon the purity
of character. but ono which gradually Grows
until the mans whole nature liz n-stained-
Then SIN is like leprosy because 1t is In
durable. AZ the lcper In the lesson could
be healed only by divine Intervention. so
the man OF sin can be redeemed only by the
blood of Christ.
Socoogists. psychologists. psychologists
and others have tried In vain to provide n
remedy for sin. All have failed. But
Christ has not failed. ana tb-daST he stands
immortal the ono infall!ble remedy for
the sin-sick soul.
Mr.. Hulten will preach his farewell SER
mon a. o'clock tonight: his s.. subject , Ge.
Certainty Of Death"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT. Z
A Public Court Trial, in Which
Prominent People Will Participate

Among the tnogt successful and popular
entertainments ~ the times arest the
mock court trials, given under the direc-
tiDn D. an expert. Colonel a. Y. Newton,
,ile HelI-anown lawyar-lectnrcr. Of Wor-
t4@ster. Mass. s
0ae of ttesa p0pnlar entertainments
N,iii be given under the auspices EOf the
jl4dieS' AID Socie;g ~ Emmanuel Baptist
cflutea. ~ ttls i6nng Mems Christian
Association iiSs3j, ~ Thnrsday evening
April gI1h. q. VII be assumed that one
m wv, sp9st respected and prominent
Citizens il3S Dana fgfaii. aith the nffccq
t.o7sS ~ 4 wang and beautiful WIDOW Of
i5lis eitF, mud Wlll llaTe 10 answer 10
Sile breaea " i,gonlisc stiit DrOlgilt against
l5itn asg4 iiSase @lg bs tHp 8itaoDs limit,
.9tSGjiaGfEai 8sttefeft val be created IN
gl.e si3sa tg0m sa9eEfael alat d large nuni-
let ~ sl9e prominent i3eti,la @ilj ne par
1}eip9ptE Aa3 tpe 9glHs " ~ regular
f1gty ~ sessssas N3ls Da Ol}Se rpf=tj.
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New Supervisor.

Mr.. r. r. Wilson, a prominent far
NOR OF Varina District, was appointed
4 q member of the Board Of Supervisors
of Henrico county yesterday by Judge
Scott, to I'll the unexpired term cnus.
ed by the appointment OF Supervisor w
s =. Frayscr to tho treasurcrship. Mr..
Wilson Is manager OF the Dutch Gap
Farm, and Is well-known in the lower
part Of the county.
The board of Supervisors has been res
organized by the election OF Mr.. G.. w.
Saunders, of Glen Allen, as chairman.
Mr. Saunders Is tho representative Of
Brookland District on the board, and Is
one of the most capable and Intelligent
men connected with the county govern
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VETERANS GRATEFUL.
Draw Up Resolution Thanking
Mr.. Bostock for Courtesy.

Ever since Dostock's Wild Animal Arcnn
has been In Richmond all the Confederate
veterans. Inmates OF Lee Camp Soldiers
guests of Director Dostock. The old soldiers
walked In and out with the same freedom
that they practice in the lone
Mr.. Bostock sent q KIND invita-
ton to the ladies' living in the Home for
Needy Confederate Women to visit the wl'd
animal arena whenever and as often as they
chose matinee or night performances as
the guests of Mr.. Bostoclt.
That the veterans of Lee Camp Home
appreciated Mr.. Bostock's kindness to them
was attested by formal resolutions handed
These resolutions speak highly OF tho cour-
tesy Of the director, and express warm ap-
LnIccIntlOn of his kindness. "a. LI.
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Wanted Something Special.

Later In the day quite "a ripple OF
merrlment was caused in tho court
room when Mr.. Henry Taylor. attor-
incy. representing the Passenger and
Power Company. petlttoned the court
to eInpanel special jury for tho
hcari,>t OF suit set for next Tuesday.
Mr.. Taylor explained his request BIZ
saying that the case involved a number
of intricate and technical points. and
he was solicitous that special care be
taken that the jurors be men OF more
than ordinary intelligence. a general
laugh ran through the courtroom at
the expense Of the Jury, who were still
in their box, and among whom are
some OF the best-known men In the
county Judge Scott took under advise,
ment the matter Of selecting a spc-
clal jury for the case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
MASON TRIAL ON.
Young Man Charged With Allow
ing Distiller Improper Privileges.

Claude w. Mason. former govern
'ment storckccper and gauger In charge
OF the distillery OF n. B.Wilson. at Bell
Court here charged with permitting the
dlstiller and his employees to take I'M,
stamped liquor from the warehouse and
sell it, Mason has been dismissed from
the service. He pleaded not guilty to the
charge yesterday and the trial was
nearly completed. 1t will be disposed q
to-day.
Young Mason is represented by Mr.
Wiliama. District Attorney l.. L. I.ewls
and Assistant Robert II. Tallcy are look
ing after the prosecution
The charge Is quite a serious one, but
the prisoner has youth md inexpcrience
!. n hls fINGr I-..L-.l ~
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To Insnect Iail.-

The board OF supervisors has been
called to meet this morning. at $3.50
g clock. when. In company with, Judge Is
onion. they will make n final inspection
~ the new jail. The board were notitied
two weeks ago that the jail was finished,
'ber OF small mat tors were found to DO
notwithstanding. tEhe board authorized
Clerk Wadd to write the contractors
that II tho alterations were promptly made
hoped that tho Inspection to-day Will
result in the acceptance of the property.
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STATUES ARRIVE
HERE SAME DAY.
Bronzes, Coming Over Different
Routes, Reached Richmond
During Yesterday.
VETERANS ARE. DEsPoNDENT
People Responding Very Slowly
to Urgent Appeals for More
Money.

. Il r y 4
Both the Davis and the Stuart stat
ues, which are to be unveiled while
the Grand Camp of Confederate yeter-
ans is in session in this city, reached
Richmond yesterday from the plant OF
the Gorham Company. in Providence
X. l. The boxes containing the va
rious parts of4the bronze equestrian
figure Of General Stuart came over the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad and the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and the Davis statue came
by way of the Old Dominion Steamship
Company. It was by mere coincidence
that both figures arrived on the Same
day.
The members of the Stuart N1onu-
ment Association, Immediately learn
ing of the arrival of the statue of
General Stuart. telegraphed the Cor
mond in order that the figure may be
placed in position at once. They do
not want to take any chances by fire
Or otherwise. 1t was mot announced
yesterday what disposition would be
made of the bronzcs for the Davis
Monument.
To Appear in Parade.
Captain w. NJ. Flyers, commundant Of
the Howitzers, now is making ar
engagements whereby the battery may
appear mounted in the two great pa
radcs, which will. take place during
the reunion. II will cost aIut $500
for the artlllerymen to do this, as they
will need fifty or more horses, but
the general opinion is that their pres
ence will add greatly to the process
sion.
General Stith Boiling. Of Petersburg.
will act as chief marshal ofgthc pa
10 d. <,F hn w, ,t,y Acc In
ton OF the Army of NI.thern Virginia,
which will take place May 30th--the
first day of the reunion--in connec-
ton with the iinveiliag of tho Stuart
Monument and the memorial eNcr-
ciscs at Hollywood.
Growing Despondent.
Colonel John w. Gordon, general
chairman of the reunion-in other
words, the man on whom the great
| bulk Of the work falls-ls growing
Enthusiastically respondent over the re-
lHunion fund which is still nearly $4,000
| short OF the sum needed His re-
peatcd appeals forfhep apparently arc
falling on deaf ears and seem&to have
! lost their efficacy as openers OF the
| public pursc-strings TO such men
| as Colonel Gordon and Mcssrs James
| N Boyd and Edgar y! Taylor-thc
| interchangeable trio#who have slaborcd
| so unSeluSnlS III DoIlalI OF tne reunion
this seeming Indifference on the par,
of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is decidedly dc
4 pressing. 1t sometimes makes then
\ fear that the old Confederate soldiers
4 arc notias much appreciated as thcJ
/ We're formerly. 81
4 Yesterdays contributions to tile func
1 We're as blows. ss
PAU Is. Howell &. Z. 5 4. .s.3.s 500
\ II. l,rutstein n. 8f....l..,..t,..s.3.... 81
4 Fl y . Z L. y 1915 4 -
5,5'
Previously Acknowledgment 2o,59s.ss,
y $4i I! Il EgE li$l9 ---r---------
Total 10 date... n. IS. h. $40. 603.G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
Richnonders in New York.

Richmond people were Registered At New
York hotels to-day: belmont, L. Robinson;
..arthoidI'W. u. }Newsome; Imperial. u, u
sydnor, pr, IL, Scott and wife; Brosn i.
". Gum; broadway Central. r. j Baldwin,
MINI &C; Prince George, Miss NJ, NJ Robinson.
Mrs q. Robinson, NJ Thalhlmer Mrs, j.
punlop; York, w, II, Moody. Jr,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
WILL ELECT OFFICERS.
Local T. P. A. Post to Meet To
morrow Night.

The annual meeting Of Post A. Trav-
elers' Protective Association. will be
held at the rooms Of the Post, No. 30l
East Main Street, tomorrow night at
$50 o'clock, when officers for the en-
suing year will be chosen.
The Post will also elect delegates to
the State Convention, which meets in
Alexandria on May 10th-11th So far
us can be learned, it is the DISPOSE
ton Of the Post to re-elect its pres
ent. officers, and this will probably be
the result of tomorrow nights meeting.
Mr.. Robert s. Christian is president
and has made most satisfactory off,
Ger. 1t is not known that he cares
for another term, but it is believed he
will be asked to serve again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
Slashed Floyd's Lip.

A young negro named Floyd Tryor, who
delivers lunches to the workmen at tho mo
tories In tho vicinity Of Twenty-seventh
md Cary streets. got into mn arEument yes
iterday afternoon With ono OF his customers
named Joe winston, ana Joe cut deep
cash In Elnyds In. Dr.. Jones put nine
1T Ices In tho cut,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
NEWS CA THERED
From SOUTHs|OE
Fine Work Done by Amateur
Company in Production OF
Mrs. Wigs
.FooTLIGHTs WERE. CUT OFF
Hundreds ofPeople Turned Away
and Play Will Be Repeated
Tonight.
Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch,
No 1l02 Hull Street.

Leader Hall was filled with the
largest and most representative audi
ence In Its history last night, upon
the occasion OF the presentation OF
the comedy Mrs. wigs of the Cab
bage Patch"
The cast was well selected, and the
applause Indicated that the individ ual
AS matter Of fact. the play went as
smoothly as it could have gone In
the hands Of professionals Tho play
crs were chosen mainly by Mrs. An
in her hands. With what success she
met can be learned by listening TO the
praise that is being handed around by
all who saw the production last night.
whatever praise is given, and It is be-
cause of conI.rted work that the af-
fair proved such success Though
all merited praise, special credit Is 5;
Mrs. Charles w Weisiger as "NIisa
Hazy" and Mr.. Arnold Strader rs MIR.
Stubbins." The singing OF little Bert
Daffron, son Of Mr.. A. J. Daffroa, was
one OF the features of the evening.
The full cast follows:
"Ars. Wiggs"-NIrs. Andrew SMELL
sNfr. ins',-Mr. Arnold strader.
MISS MISS, Lucyyo--Miss Esther strader.
'.Nlr. Bob"-c.. OBJ: coward!n.
'.Mrs. Eichorn''-Miss EXelia Fitz-
gerald.
Mrs. schultz'-Miss Annie strader..
"Europena,-Miss Evelyn Fitzgerald.
Observation-Disclosures Cleve Gary.
'Billy"-George Paul.
"Chris"-+Harold Lewis.
barbara Eichorn"1Miss Mamie
" Becky schultz"-Mlss Hazel Beat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
PASTOR IN HOSPITAL.
Rev. Carl Matthews Operated

KEY. Carl WattheWs Operated
Upon for Appendicitis.
Rev. Carl Matthews, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church at Rapidan, is at
st Luke's Hospital, where he has been
successfully operated on for appendi-
citis by DR.. Stuart Mcguire. Mr..
Matthews last fall married Miss Helen
Camp, daughter of w. c. Camp, Esq,
and has many friends in the city, who
will be glad to hear Of his favorable
condition..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
FAMOUS AUTHOR
WILL VISIT CITY
Rev. DR.. Watson to Attend Com
mencement Exercises at Union
Theological Seminary.
DR.. ORR ORR, TO MAKE ADDRESS
Program This Year Will Be I'm
DR.. ORR TO MAKE ADDRESS
Program This Year Will Be I'm
usually stlng-Fifteen
in Graduating Glass.

Arrangements are being made for
the losing exercises at Union Theo-
logical Seminary, which will be OF
especial interest this year.
There will be fifteen members OF the
graduating class. all Of Whom are APP
plying for the degree or b. D. Rev.
DR.. James Orr. of Glasgow, Scotland,
VIA ADDRESS the students of the SEMI
nary on Sunday morning. May 9TH,
and In the evening of that day Rev.
a. II. Moment y, D., pastor of the
4 INST Presbyterian Church at Raleigh
n. c.. will preach the annual sermon
before the Society of Missionary In.
quiry. 1t Is probable that both these
services will be held in one of the
city churches, in order to accommodate
the large number of people who will
wish to hear the two distinguished
preachers.
Rev. Alfred Graham. D. D., of David.
sen, n. c.. will deliver the address to
the graduating class at the closing
exercises on "Wednesday morning, May
sth. in the chapel of Union Seminary,
after which the degrees will be con-
ferred by President Moore
Tan Maclaren' Coming.
Among the guests who expect to
attend the seminary commencement
whom many Richmond people will hope
| to see and hear. Will be Rev. John
- atson, D. D.. of Liverpool England,
Ian Maclaren," author Of beside. the
| bonnie Brar Bush" and other popular
stories. DR.. Watson will be accom-
Ianicd by Mrs. Watson. and will Visit
7 Richmond on his return from Nander-
& bilt University, Nashville, Tenn, where
/ he is to deliver series of lectures
!; They Will be the guests of DIR. and
| Mrs. Moore.
| DR.. W. w Moore, president of Union
/ Seminary. has a number OF engage
4 n.cnts for some weeks to come for
addresses and baccalaureate sermons
! al the University of Virginia. tho in
! stallation OF Rev. Walter l.. Jingle, In
i atlanta. and the Mortified summer
/ col ferences.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
WARNS CONDUCTORS. 8.l
Tells Them 10 Be More Careful
in Making Arrests.

Justice Clntchfield, m the Pollce'
Court cstnriuytlnorning, warned street!
car conductors to nse more Judgment
"A making arrests. he had tho ,casGo.of5
4. H. tlili, an oldfnrgro, before him Fho
tot on the aharsnof being disOrdeilN
on q car, a The disorder appeared 70
benotBinS. more than q nt,argument. ana
lIil WAS dismissed, while tho eonduc-
tcrg We're adnlonished 81 81
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assurances have been received by tho
good attendance that Richmond and pe-
tcrsburg lodges Will be we'll represented
at tho benefit 8l
Councilman d. II Toney and II. W.
Owens, past exalted ruler OF Manchester
Lodge, went to Petersburg, where they
were, royalty entertained by the lodge
In the Cockade City,
Deeds Recorded.
The deed Of transfer Of the home re-
Gently. purchased by Manchester Lodge
OF Elks from J. II. Middendorf, We're
the clerks office of the Corporation
Court.
Another deed, a trust decd. was also
recorded naming Mcssrs. Bronaugh and
Duvul trnsccs for the bondholders who
hay cadvanced the money to help pay
for the home. The recording OF the
two deeds cost a little over $13.
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Successful Operation

Alss cora l.nrow Of Harrows store,
brunswick county. Va, who has been M :
derBoing treatment al tho Memorial liosnl- .
tnl. wat. successfully oparated upon a. lhat
inatltuiOn yesterday. "a 3asf5s3aA5 l355
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
Rurning Of an Ash Box.

An alarm OF fire shortly before noon yes.
lerdny @ns caused ny tho burning o. na Ut
Fourth street. Tho department responded
iLut thcro Was no nocd Of an engine.
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be for the fun amount mentioned
above, but it was very considerably
below those figures.
Messrs. Scott e Buchanan represented
the plaintiffs. and Nlessrs. Robert IL.
Talley and w. D. Carter the defend
ant.
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=,
.Iovey Mary'-Miss Mary Walden.
Tommy"-Little Bert Daffron.
Some EXcitenlent

Some Excitement.
This was entirely taken up last night.
and several hundred people weTs turned
peated tonight. so that those who could
not get in the hall last night may still
have an opportunity to witness the pro-
duction. @
During the progress of the play one, CT
the gas lets in the footlIght groove be,
came unmanngeable, and for fear Of
fire. Chief Crooks. of. the fire department
dent of the evening, not altogether pleas
ing, was the noise made by some of those
who occupied places near tt,e entrance,
This noise and f0nfusona WAS nTa Il INTO
the house. and 1t interfered with the
pleasure of many Of those in the hall
The performance was for the benefit
cess fjnancially.us we'll as artistically, and
1t is possible that the play may be pre-
scented IN Richmond at an early date.
Il Contracts Awarded.
The. Street Committee met Yesterday
evening and awarded the !! contrary con g. tor
Irhe ontract for blacksmithng was given
10 NV. il. Alley Tho City Engineer re-
ported progress in street street repairing. some
YS Meetings to Continue.
1.-THE meetings being held AZ alnn'luEe
Street Church will be continued TINS hi-
ternoon and Tonight at the usual hours.
iIsev. Dr. j.. w, Portertof Newppr,,, News,
WHO, is conducting the services, Will speak
ospecially totyoung people this afternoon:
md he invites all the school children OF
the city tosnttend the services,
l55# Death Of Mr.. Baugh.
Il Mr.. George W, Ba,lgh, aged eighty
two. died az ~ 80 o'clock yesterday at
No alO Mapry street after prolonged
Illness, lie WAS II member OF Joe john
gstonS Camp, Confederate Veterans. ..iie
leaves his widow ana one sister The
lie 4 O'clock from Stockton stree hap
Itist Church. and tho burial Will be ~
ite
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3 Address Ministerial Union.

REV. Robert w. Forsythe, y. ID, REQ
TAI. OF st. Paul's Church. will address
lie Ministerial Union Monday Mt 11,30
4 M, in the chapel " the Preshy-l
terinn Committee of Publication. a
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sewed Up by DR.. Jones.
negro named ''I3cn" got into an argument
about Il knife ut Seventh and Cary streets
Aycstcrdny afternoon. and Isaiah got cut ~
Hhe bucls, face and neck, lie was sewed
together by Dr. Jones.
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.-aDeatf Iof Second Child.

4 Mr.&nnd Mrs. ~ =. Jcffres lost their
four yeur-old child. Glnrca. nj 10 o'clock
Yesterday morning In Swansporo. The
child died from dIphlhnriu,, The funeral
took place ycstcidug afternoon Tho SCR
vtcca were conducted ny Rev, j. Y,
fRouthin, This WAS the second child Lost
in Mr.. md Mrs. Jcrrica within IA week,
Elks' Benefit.
benefit win be gil'on$ Manchester
III ,ou,n lof IlkB az i3pslook'. al1oW Ia Rich-
n. ond lruesday, matinee and night. and