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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
INTERCHANGEABLE NEWS

Mrs NJ. T. Cassidy who has been SPEND
ing the winter with her niece, Mrs. W. A.
Culley. has returned to ner home In Char
lotto county.
Master Linwood Oodsey. who has been
extremely i'll. Is convalGscent
Mrs. Frank Winder and daughter, Miss
Bessie. have returned TO their homo in Now
port News.
Master Allen wlcLers is sick at his home
on Bowling Green Road
Mr.. Causby. who. early in the year, took
charge OF Mr. Henry Hechlers farm, in
HenrIco, is thought to be in n dying con-
.dlton. His children have been summoned
to his bedside.
Miss Mamie Johnson who has been spend-
Ing several weeks with her uncle, Mr.. Will
liam Chlldress, Will return to her home III
Goochland Saturday.
The need OF public school Is greatly
felt by persons in this vicinity. Since the
annexation OF Fairmount9to Richmond, many
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her home, III stuunton, after d visit te

her home, In stuunton, after visit to
friends here.
Miss Margaret Fields, OF Soutl, Nor
folk, is spending some time with friends
here.
Miss Mamie N. liasl,ins has returned
to the city utter Il visit to her uncle,
Colonel Meade Hasklns. at 13lackstono,
Va. Colonel liaslslns has been quite Ill,
but Is rluw steadily improving.
Master Mcltim Marriott has returned
to fredericksburg after short visit to
lis father in this city.
Ground was broken ut Jamestown Tx
positions grounds on Tuesday for the
Wonlnn's Christian Association building.
Mrs. William Lander turned the first
sllovelful of earth ana Mrs. George
Newton tho second.
Bishop a. NJ. Randolph will spend
Sunday in Norfolk. where he will con-
nrm IL class of candidates in ST. Pctor's
Church Sunday morning.
Mrs. r. w. whltehurst of Norfolk, is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Mr. Richard Bidgood returned Sunday
from a visit to Mr.. William B.ATinslcy,
in Roanoke, Va.
The Purim Ball. under the auspices Of
the Beth Ahabah Auxiliary, Will take
place at the jefferson Club this evening
at $50 o'clock.
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Sunday, as the smallpox scare is about over
with In that vicinity.
DR.. J. Il. Deitrick made n bushes. trim
to Richmond Saturday X
Miss Pearl Talley is now able to resume
her duties at No. IL school, after a weAh-,
absence from an attack OF grip.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Melton spent Sunday
with her mother at Rose Cottage q
Mrs. George Martini who fell and sprained
her ankle several weeks ago. Is yet unable
to walk.
Little Mabel Tate. who has been dc /neu
from school on account OF being sick IRON,
vaccination, is now able to be out again
Lannlc Andrews has returned to Essex
here. lE asFa5 81
Miss Carrie Field has returned 10 ;tlae,
after spending several weeks with her sisters
in Richmond.
Mrs, Fletcher Freshman. who has been
quite sick In her home. near this place. 81
convalescent
Miss Ruby Shaw, of Atlec, is the guest
OF friends in Richmond
Little Hall Cartwright is quite sick In hiI
home. Beaver Dam.
Mr. and Mrs. T, ]. yerlander recently
visited their daughter in Richmond
Miss Louise Adams, of Farmylle, has re-
duties ut the Washington and Henry High
School.
Marcellus Moore has commenced to carry
the mail again after fifteen Gslys' vacation.
His deputy, Lee Addington. gave perfect
satisfaction while he duty
Miss Fannie Crawley has returned to
Atlee. where she resumed her duties, after
several weeks absence. on account OF con-
tagious disease being in her school.
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ELLERsoN PERSONALS

Mr.. C.. T.. Gibson, after spending several
weeks with relatives In Amelia and Hanover,
has accepted position In Richmond. where
he expectssto spend tho winter.
Mrs G. IT. .Lucord, OF Atlec. was the re-
cent guest OF relatives at Peakc.
Misses Hattie and Jessie Verlandcr. Of At
lee. are tho guests OF Misses Hazel Buyer,
= Leroy Rows, Of s;wansboro. spent Monday
with friends near Shady Grove.
Mr.; and Mrs. Leonard Tyler and little
daughter, vernard.; m re1ently visited her
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Tate and children
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James
Field near Atlee,
Mrs. Grove, of Newmans, was the recent
guest of friends near here.
Mrs. Frank Tate. who has been suffering
all the winter from rheumatism, IL stlll IN
weak condition.
James Yerlnnder. of Alice, was the re-.
cent guest OF friends In Richmond.
James Martin, who hnH been very SICK
in his home near here. Is now IMPROVING. -,
orento Loving, who was badly bruised ny
Mr., j. Baker, OF Beaver Dam, who has
been very sick. is now much improved
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Miller, aceompanled
by. their son, Ralph, spent rev DAYS ~
Mr., ana Mrs Pitts, OF this place, spent
Sunday With tho latters parents near SHADY
Grove. 49,
cent guest OF friends here.
The washington and Henry High school
was thoronghly tumisated last TUESDAY, and
f Speh msary fur Weeks
Miss Annie Smith has returned to Atlee
after. q pleasant visit to friends IN Barton
MIS-, Parker Harris has returned to Rich
mond after spending several days With
spiolo Green Christian Mill open again next
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CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK


Miss Louise Rennie Of Fourth Avenue.
is the guest Of her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Renne, of Amelia county.
her home on Barton Heights after vlst
Of several days to Miss Claire shafer. Of
Chestnut Hill.
Mr. Willie Dunn, of Orange county, lis the
guest OF his father, MIR. William II. Dunn,
Of Third Avenue.
her home on Chestnut Hin after a delightful
visit to her cousin. Miss Mamie Fry. OF
South Boston
The entertainment which was to be given
last Monday evening at the Y. NJ. c. A. hall
In Richmond under the auspices of the
Northside Orchestra has been indefinitely
postponed.
Miss Conald is spending the winter with
her r.. sister Mrs SemG,dy OF Fourth Venue n
been quite sick for some time, Is im-
proving.
4 recital Will be given by tho Richmond
School OF Expression at Highland Park
Church Friday night at $3.50 o'clock. The
recital is for the Peoples Homo Mission
Society.
Mr.. William Regain has been confined
to the house by sickness for the past week.
Mrs. j. L. Sparks, Of Fourth Avenue, who
has been sick for tho past week. Is improv-
The roll of honor for Highland Park
public school for the week ending Friday.
February 18th. is ns follows:
Senior B-Maude Tiller, Bertha Marshall,
Roy Gross. Emiline Gross.
Intermediate B-Gertrude Royal. Marie
Todd. Irene FrtZsche, Irene Dunn, Lizzie
Bowman Fannie Gray Alma Vaughan
Junior A-Sam Marshall. Charles Cross,
Charles Vaughan, Clifford Richie. Lizzie
Scott Harris, Bessie Anderson. Grace phil
lips, Claire Shafer Edith Allen
Sixth Grammar Grade-Viola Bartlett
Frank Rennie
Eighth Primary Grade--Prescott Brown.
James Rennie, Russell Satterwhite, John
Wiley. Henry August. William Knox. elm
Marguerite Bahlke, Kahe Davis. Helen
Wilder, Bessie Taylor. jeanette Quarles, AL
VIVA Fritzsche, Marie Winston.
Sixth Primary Grade-NilI Burress Mar
vim Chappeil, Aubrey Gregory Willie Man
sini, Newton Nuckols. Bryan Avis. Bessie
Cross, Edith Tanner, Linden Harrison. Alvin
Neisz, Ruth Wyatt, Eua Gary.
Fourth Primary Grade-Los Yarbrough,
Emma August. htamie Fleming, Marie
Moore, Lee Williams. Robert Vermillera.
Oliver DevIne, Writ Avis. Robert Ferguson.
| James Goodwin,
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children have been compelled to remain a,

children have been compelled to remain at
home. who have been attending there.
Mrs. Edgar CLIENTS. No. 1876 Wood Street.
Friday night. tho proceeds to go to worthy
cause Those Msres GRACE N an s Edna
Walton, Maggie johnson. and Frances Low
Mrs. Mary hiilburn, of Chelsea Hill. has
two children who are very siok with meastes
Mrs Willie Starke. OF Manchester. was
the guest during the past week OF her sister,
Mr.. K. II. Brooke has returned to his
home In Louisa. after pleasant visit 20
his sister, Mrs. Wlliam 1'snoF' u '"'S
Master Hunter Christian is recovering
from M1 an an sssaS Moe q srn i ne
Turnpike. is able to be out again. after
an Illness OF several weeks weeks. ~, !, 40
Episcopal Chapel, which Is located on the
Bowling Green Road. is holding regular
nst e wosd bs To
many out as possible on THURSDAY nights
long as these meetings rs. i haa no ,ne,t
OF her aunt. Mrs. Miller. OF Henrico. has
returned home. ~.
family nil from "a. this place to Richmond.
Mrs T. Il. Luck Is extremely Ill at her
home on Chelsea Hill.
Mrs. ]. r. Bailey. who has been III at
her home here for some time. is somewhat
Mrs. John Jones, Of Chelsea MI, has
Mr. and Mrs Woody Patterson, who have
resided for the past two years ut NO. -
Wood Street, have moved to No. 13f Wood
Street.
Mi. c. W. Christian. Of Poplar Grove, who
for a long time suffered from the painful
injury OF a broken limb. fell on the Ice
few days ago and badly wrenched the
injured limb.
improved from tho recent spell OF grip.
Mr. and Mrs. James Denton have moved
| from Richmond to No. 100 Wood Street.
Mr.. Tuck and daughter have. returned
home after pleasant WISH 10 1Tiehds IN
Mrs. Mary Muller Is spending some time
with Mrs, Wood, OF West Marshall street
Richmond.
| returned to their home in Paramount. after
a pleasant visit to his daughter. Mrs. rat
| tcrson. OF this place. ,
Mr.. Grayson Mahanes, OF saltvllle. Va,
is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Ia. VI.
Bailey, of Chelsea Hill.
Mr.. Mahanes has made his home in Salt
| ville for tho past three years. 80
Mrs. L. ]. Taylor. who has been III at
her home here for several weeks with gri
the Virginia Hospital on. Monday. is still
| in q very critical condition, and there Is
slight hope for her rec owe ..,,noa - ~
| homo here after a visit to her mother in
Mr.. Joseph Burnett, OF Clarksville. Va
was the recent guest OF MS parents on inc
| Mechanicsvilo Turnpike. Il.
Miss Daisy Strickland expects to leave
| in a few days for Gordonsville to spend
some time with her friends, the Misses
I Hughes.
| hon,e here from PENNSYLVANIA. where he
| went in interest OF the American Locomotive
/ Works
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witches, tea, etc The offer of the CON
cession was received at meeting Of
the chapter yesterday, and whether or
not 1t Will be accepted will be decided
at the next regular meeting of the
Daughters.
To Visit Mrs. Swanson.
Hon. Jefferson NJ Levy, Of Month
cello. Va, and Mrs. Carl Won N1ayhoft.
his sister. came from New York to
Washington, D. c., to attend the we'd
ding of Miss India Bell Fleming 10
the Nicaraguan minister. Luis Corea.
which took place yesterday.
Before returning to New York, Mrs.
on Mayhoff will be the guest of Gov
ernor ana Mrs. Swanson at the Ex-
ccutive Mansion.
Earnest Workers Tea.
The Earnest Workers Society OF
Grace Street Presbyterian Church will
give a pretty silver tea this afternoon
from $3.50 to 1880 o'clock. In the home
of Mrs. a. Trent Miller, No. SIG West
Grace Street.
Among the young ladies' who will
assist in serving are Misses Lucille
Massie, Bessie Lucke, Fannie Portiaux
Clara Smith. Lucy Coalter and Louisa
Trent Miller
To Receive Friends.
The board of managers, Retreat for
the Sick, will be glad to receive their
friends from 12 to 6 O'Clock o-day,
the occasion being the annual pound
party of the Institution.
Light Refreshments will he served to
all callers. Donations OF every kind
Will be thankfully received.
To Serve Tea.
Mrs. John Hunter and Mrs. j. Aston
Cabell will be hostcsscs at Rosemary
Library this afternoon. when the sec
ond in series OF Lcntcn silver teas
will be given.
A number Of la ya, will assist and
all friends Of the library are invited.
Pretty Tea.
A silver tea will be given by the
! Ladies Aid Society of the First Pres
/ bNterian Church in the parlors Of
Westminster Academy, No. 7O5 West
| Grace Street tomorrow afternoon and
! evening from to and from $3.50 to
| 1890.
Refreshments will be served by tho
| following ladies': Mrs. C. A. Blanton
| Mrs. Samuel Anderson, Mrs Alexander
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Charles p. Lee, Mrs
| Benjamin Alsop, and Mrs. Irving Bev-
! eridge. Mrs. D. IT. Williams will serve
tea in genuine Russian style.
The excellent musical program is as
follows:
Piano solo, Miss Katherine Lee; VIC
lin solo. Miss Nancy Green Watson;
vocal solo, Mr. T. w. Hooper, Jr.: vocal
solo, Miss Elsie Boykn; vocal duet
Miss Beulah Robins and Mr.. Walter
Watkins, piano solo, Miss Belle John
| son. Miss Ida Beveridgc will play the
accompaniments for several of the vo-
/ cal numbers.
Social Club Meets.
The Independent Owls held their
4 fourth weekly meeting at the home OF
Misses Grace and Lotte Slaughter,
NO, sos IL East Leigh Street, on last
Tuesday evening.
Members present We're Miss Grace
Slaughter, Miss Lottle Slaughter, Mrs
Broshear. Miss Julia Warren, Mis-:
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SOCIAL, and
PERSONAL,
YESTERDAY.

YESTERDAY.
Meeting Of Confederate Memorial
Literary Society. ~
Meeting OF history class at Wo.
mans Club.
Kate Wheelock Wits. Club with
Mrs. C, e. Winao.
Miss Minors music class,
TO-DAY.
Annual pound party at Retreat 'or
.hc SICK, IL Nj. to 6 r. NJ.
Rostock benefit for sick ana ne,.o'
fund Of Passenger and power CONF
}pany. s,,,r,,v :,
MRS. Baldwin Buchanan. Of NO.
EAST Main Street, informally at nome
this afternoon.
silver tea in home of Mrs. A. Trent
Miller, No. sic West Grace Street, tor
Earnest Workers. Society, First Pres
byterian Church.
Monthly meeting Of Belle Bryan Day
Nursery board, at 4 P. M.
Marrlage of Miss Belle Hooper TO
Mr.. George Edward Weitzel at BRIDES
home, No. 721 Spring Street, at 10
A. M.
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Across the land there is,
Where, II fate will men may have bliss,
For it is fair as any land:
There hath the reaper full hand
While in the orchard hangs aloft
The purple fig, a-growing soft;
And fair the trellis'd vine-bunches
Are swung across the high elm trees;
And in the rivers great fish play,
While over them pass day by day
The laden barges to their place.
There maids are straight, and fair of face,
And men are stout for husbandry,
And all is we'll as 1t can be
Upon this earth where all has end.
For on them God Is pleased to send
The gift OF Death down from above,
That envy hatred, and hot love,
knowledge with hunger by his side,
And avarce and deadly pride,
There may have end like everything
Both to the shepherd and the king:
Lest this green earth become but hell
+ II folk thereon should ever dwell.
Full little most think Of this
But half in woe and half in bliss
They pass their lives. and die at last
Unwilling, though their lot be cast
In wretched places of the earth
Where men have little JOY from birth
Until they die; in such
Were those who tlpd this pleasant place.
There soothly 10th to die
Though sometimes in his misery
A man would say, ''Would dead!"
Alas! full little likelyhead
That he should live forever there
So folk within that country fair
liv'd on unable to forget
The long'd-for things they could not get,
And without need tormenting still
Each other with some bitter i'll;
Yea, and themselves too, growing gray
With dread OF some long-ngering day,
That never they dead
With green sods growing the head;
Nowise content with what they had,
But falling still from good to bad
While hard they sought the hopeless best;
And seldom happy at
Until at last with essening blood,
One foot within the grave they stood
In The Times Sunday 1908
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r,y,,n 1,,;nn ,na 1o,, c,n;t, NJ =.
WIN p poo W I'M ''ie' 'o'i '''''''i' ~
Ann,icants for toochor,s nos;t,on de-
,ightnh M .ndianna Viii, +ha;r
snrirht,v VIII IN ansveri,,r thn axa,uil
rows n,,est;ons ,rhaw ,rsrs Nice nash-
awov. imnersonatnd nv Miss pattie
Farmer; Miss Belinda Sharp, Miss Ju-
liza Charters; Miss Sallie Simple, Mrs.
y. T. Gillian, and liezekiah FENDER
grass, Mr.. Howard Heslep.
Mrs. Dipsey, Miranda Dipsey and Mrs.
Shocks. played by Miss Duke, Miss
lInie Lewis and Miss Pattie Farmer,
respectively, were the visitors, AMI
created much merriment by their re-
marks upon the exercises Of the clos
ing day
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Richmonders in New York.

NEW YORK, February 27.-Thc fol-
lowing Richmond people were regis
tered to-day at New York hotels:
Waldorf-H. w. Anderson. Belmont
Mrs. II. Douglass. Holland-W. II.
Magoffine. Miss A. ONeill. Miss T.. G.
O'Neill. York-W. II. Woody, Jr Her
aid Squarc-G. S. McItae. Astor-F. III.
Diehl, f. S. Leonard, II. Whitaker.
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Poems You Ought TO Knopv.

Whatever be, and however crowded
refreshment your with poetry-pof
Charles Dlot Norton.
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No. .top7.
A Land Across the Sea.
BY WILLIAM MORRIS.


IL
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Social Club Meets.

SONl11 0lUU N1OOlo'
The independent Owls held their
fourth weekly meeting ut the home of
Misses Grace and Lottle Slaughter
NO. sos Ia East Leigh Street, on last
Tuesday evening.
Members present We're Miss Grace
Slaughter, Miss Lottle Slaughter, Mrs,
Broshear. Miss Julia Warren, Miss
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Woman's Tca-House.

INN NDTTUIK NFT6F71Fu1F = INV - y =
nesday says.
The Jamestown Exposition Company
fas offered Pickett Buchanan Chapter,
u, ID. c., n concession In tho form OF II
Woman's Tea House, TO be placed in
the square OF Beauyoir the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy building
at the exposition, FROM which the
Daughters may sell souvenirs. sand
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Craveu-Mundhenke.

The Sewing Circle of Grove Avenue
Baptist Church will give silver tea
Friday evening at the residence Of
Mrs. II. r. Pollard, 916 West Grace
Street, for the benefit Of the church.
A charming musical program will be
rendered and refreshments served. A
pleasant evening is promised to all
who come.
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Miss Ruby Shaw, of Atlec. Is the guest
OF friends in Richmond
Little Hall Cartwright is quite sick In hil
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-10
 ARE ARRESTED Twenty-four Captured
 by Police. OFFICERS BREAK IN DOOR Room Above Reese Martins Saloon
 Scene of the Raid. captain of Police Miles smith Person- ally Leads Pafroin,en Up stair-
 way From Cnfe--Has Nc
 Doubt of Conviction.

As the result of a raid by the police, headed by Captain Miles smith. at 11;40 o'clock last evening. twenty-twe white men and two negroes were arrested and taken to police headquarters, charged with gambling. The raid was made on a private room above Reese Martins saloon, near the corner of Dexter Ave- nue and Perry Street, which Is said to have been run by Goodwin Jones Both Martin and Jones were among those arrested
 The raid was made by eleven police officers, and the arrested men were taken to headquarters in the patrol wagon. two trips being necessary. They were not locked up, B. S. Griel. being called from bed to sign bonds for the entire party. Mir. Jones also signed the bonds.
 The men arrested. with their occupa- tions. as given to Night Sergeant of Police RagIand, were as follows: Tom Costino. trader w A. Page. salesman: J. A. Parker. iaborer; II. B. Parker. clerk: H. Stokes. stableman; John Riley, trader: Tommie McNally, trader: John Jones, trader: J. C. Costello, trad CT; Lee Jacks, machinist; J. E. Ward. machinist; Joe Haigler, cotton buyer; H. W. Haigler. clerk; John Perry. Brakeman; Ike L. Abraham, clerk: G. R. Jones. merchant; B. B. Cook, car penter; II. K. Alexander, contractor; Reese Martin, merchant: H. IT. Tatum, clerk; R. T. sharp, merchant, and c. M Crimson, clerk. The two negroes arrested. who were acting as watchmen
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-10
Third EIopement of Coosada
 Couple Proves Successful.

All Young Loehinvars do not use the same kind of steeds One appeared in Montgomery early yesterday morning. who had come out of the North, instead of the West. who. instead of the old style steed, brought his bride on an iron steed. that blew smoke and steam from his nostrils, and never tired of the swift pace.
 A happy young couple alighted from a Louisville and Nashville train yes- terday morning.
 They were Ernest Spiers and Miss Kate Norris of Coosada and but one idea imbued them both-to make 1t read soon MT. and Mrs. Ernest Spfers."
 Twice before had the young couple planned an elopement but the pater- nal and maternal ancestors, who had entirely forgotten how they felt when young love was aflame, had uncere- moniously drawn a quick curtain over
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-10

at the place. are Ed Jones and Handy Reynolds.
 Eight of the men arrested stated they were married. tho other sixteea declaring they were single. The ages of the gafious men range from Is years. the age given by four. to 3s.
 The raid wGs participated in by. eleven police officers. of whom Captain Miles Smith was in personal charge. The remainder of the party included Special officers J. L. Taylor and E. w. Graham, Bicycle Patrolmen J. r. Ham. mond, c. w. Haynle, q. S. Cantey and R. ]. Cloud, and Mounted officers T. ], Swearingen, C. c. Russell, T. MurrelI and J. r, Partin.
 The officers had evidence, 1t is said, that gambling was being carried on in the rooms, to which access could be gained only through the E. & E. Cafe, on Perry Street. Posting guards at the foot of the stairs. and beng armed with warrant, the officers broke in one door, and then charged up stairs, through another door, and into the room where the crap p-shooting. it Is alleged, had been in progress None of the inmates escaped.
 By the time the officers reached the room, there was no money in sight. al- though one dice box was still visible The sum of S66 was taken off one pris-e oner after he had been taken to head quarters Many of them were not searched, owing to the prospect for the immediate making of bonds. } Captain smith. however, declared positively, after the raid was over. that he had no doubt whatever of his abil- ity to convict the entire party. He did not say upon what evidence he based his confidence. but declared that ho had not gone to the place and broken in doors without reellng sure of the ground on which he stood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-10
Priests and Burglars in
 Pitched Battle in Church.

New York, March 9.--A battle with revolvers between Rev. Father Henry J. Atterbein and his assistant on one side and two burglars on the other, occurred in the Church of the Im- maculate Conception in Melrose Ave- nue. the Bronx Borough, before day light this morning.
 Although several shots were fired on both sides no one was wounded, and the burglars escaped without booty. The two burglars entered the church through a window and collected sev- eral valuable crosses and crowns from the statues. They then attempted to open the door leading into the tab- ernacle. This rang an electric alarm in the pastors residence next door. Father Atterbein sent two of his priests to the rear of the church and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-10

the romance each time. This time young spiers was not going to take any chances. With his lady love he caught the train for Montgomery and as soon as the train stopped in tha shed here the couple jumped on an out going train of the Western.
 To the borderland between Alabama and Georgia they went and at West Point were married. Returning to Montgomery. they caught the outgoing Louisville and Nashville train yester- day afternoon and went back to Coo~ sada to receive the parental blessing.
 The groom is of a well known El- more county family and the bride Is a daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Casper Norris. who were atone time residents of Montgomery
 At the station yesterday afterRoon they received many congratulations' from their friends who had heard of the pretty little romance.