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SAD YEAR FOR CUPID
WAS ONE JUST PAST
DOMESTIC JARS FREQUENT AND SEVERE
Matrimonial Wrecks Almost Beyond Counting Haze
Stre.Dn the Shores of Life West Far Ahead of the
East in the Number of DUo That Hape'
Bean Asked For and Granted

than the loss of the man who has
been her husband.
All this is like a comic opera, but IL
makes Cupid weep. He has been tell.
ing the world for thousands of years
that marriage is sacred institution,
and now he first discovers that 1t Is
n Joke.
The proportion Of divorces to mar
riages In New York is one in four.
In Chicago 1t is one in nine; In San
Francisco 1t is one in four. The
further west you so the more fire.
quent are divorces. The decree sepa-
ration has hitched It's wagon to the
star of empire, Kansas City, Los An
geles, and Seattle are as bad as San
Francisco, in each, of these cities there
being one divorce to every four mar
riages. The statistics for Sioux Falls
are kept locked up in reporter proof
vault
The most notable case of the year,
perhaps, was the international tragedy
OF the Castellanes. For years the
world had witnessed the extrava-
gances and indiscretions of Count
Boni and wondered how much longer
the poor countess would endure them
for the sake Of her children. Ameri-
can sympathy, almost without excep-
ton, has been with Anna Gould, for
however much Jay Gould. the rail
road magnate, may have been dis
trusted, his daughters always were
popular. Count Castellane was RI
diculous joke to people who took life
lightly and an exaggerated villain to
those who took it seriously.
Troubles of Heiresses and Titles.
When the countess finally left her
husband, people on both sides of the
Atlantic said 1t served him right. The
matter of separation has been set
tied, but the count still is clamoring
for money-millions of ito pay his
debts. Perhaps in the final disposi-
ton of the case he will receive an
allowance even greater than the ali
draws $250,000 year from her former
husband, w. X. Vanderbilt. Count
Castellane Is said to have cost $15,.
100000 when the Gould family first
bought his title and it probably will
take as much more for them to be rid
of their bad bargain.
The domestic wreck of the Marlbor.
oughs was more of surprise to the
world There had been rumors of
disagreements, but these were not
thought to be serious. The duke of
Marlborough, like the count de Cas-
tellane, was not able to understand
the character of American girls. They
might be attracted by title, but they
would not submit to the indiscretions
1t is n mild word-of their hus-
bands. 1t was said at the time Miss
Consuelo Vanderbilt married the duke
that she had made the best bargain
of any American girl that ever
bought foreign lordling, but her
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a good wife, II what he says be 10.
Or n his wife was good, az she de-
cleTes she was, then the aged New
York senator was not wise enough to
keep her. He Is not the first man
marked by Cupid. however, as being
unable to live up TO his own epigr' as
When the separation of the .tts
occurred few months ago Mrs. Platt
deHed her husband. notwithstanding
the charges he made. and threatened
to bring suit against him. she in
sisted that he should give her "A share
of his riches. She is quoted as say
ing "He bought MY beauty; now let
him pay for t." II the senator die
not pay in money. at least he paid in
sorrow and humiliation and lose Of
dignity--paid to the last farthing
Love Leaves After Many Years.
II Is small wonder that Senator Platt
declared In one of his latest intes-
views that his life as he had lived IL
was not worth the living" and that
II he had the years back he would
spend them differently Rich and
powerful as he is he finds nothing In
his old age TO compensate him for the
disrupted home.
w. J. White, the chewing gum mag
nate of Cleveland, was the central
figure In one of the domestic wrecks
of the year. Perhaps he was spoiled
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coachman Figures In Many Cases.
The Hartje case of Pittsburg made
the whole country gasp. 1t involved
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31

. Z
bai;ed for his appearance IN court this
morning.
Personals and Briefs.
Mrs. JIG. snellings and DR.. and Mrs. S. j..
Baker have returned from Bedford City.
where they Went to attend the funeral of
their father. DR.. T. H. Marshall.
Mr.. Joseph Shpley. formerly of Man
chester. but now of Baltimore. is the guest
or Mr.. George w. BlankenshIp
Alton Curtis. the Infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs R: l.. Curtis. of No. ~ West Four
teenth Street. is critically ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Holder. who were re-
Gently married.. have returned from their
bridal tour. and are making their home on
Buchanan Street.
Norman Blankenship. son of George w.
Blankenship. who has been spending the
holidays with his parents has returned TO
Rocky Mount. s
Mrs. purrst.. formerly of. OF No LIP peca-
Colorado Springs early last spring for the
benefit of his health. has returned to Man
chester, and Is now, living at No.F21l East
raGo, and Mrs Durrett is living with ne.
children here.
Miss Fannie Foster. of No 1920 Porter
Street. has removed to Richmond TO live.
Rnlnbrdge Street. has moved to his new
home In Porter Street.
Mr.. r. NJ Hague, OF Twentieth and Maury
Streets. who has been TO Macon. Ca, Tor
Miss Ncttie Blake.Fof Claremont. Va. ha.
returned home after visit to her sister
Mrs. j. ]. Gary. in swansboro.
W. 7. Hobeck left yesterday for Sur!
Miss Alberta Martin. daughter Of Thoma!
Martin. and Mr.. Horace Williams were NOR.
red quietly Saturday night In the resi.
dence OF the brides father. at No. SOC HUI
Rev. R. ". Cridlin. They will make thei,
home In Manchester. ts3s
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to his daughter Mrs. Laura 3. Watts,
OF Auburn, n. c.
Mr.. Henry Powell has been the guest
of his parents in Lynchburg, Va.
Mrs. L. r. Dashiell is established for
the winter at No. go West Grace
University of Virginia. is spending the
holidays at home and will remain until
after the New Year.
Mrs. E. Y. Burch and children are
guests OF Mrs. r. T. Harrison, Of Lynch
burg.
Mr. R. ii. Bowers. travelling passen-
ger agent OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company, who has been quite
sick at home. is slowly improving
Mr. and Mrs. 3. NJ. Tanner and
daughter, of Kansas City, Mo-, are IN
the city for the winter.
Mrs. Walter c. Meyer, of No. sls
North Sixth Street, is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Lou a. Armes. of Crewe,
Va
Miss Mabel Barnett of Lynchburg. is
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. a. D. At
kinson, at the Hotel Richmond, this
city
Mr.. and Mrs Hoffman Allan. after
spending several weeks at the Stafford
Hotel. Baltimore. Md. are now In FLOR
ida for the rest of the winter.
Misses Constance and Virginia. Gay,
OF Richmond, were two OF the little
guests of honor at Christmas tree
festival given by the Misses Perkins,
of Wilmington, Va.
Misses Winnie and Gussie Miller.
Miss Susie Norheet and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Palmore who have been spend :
ing the holidays with relatives at
Amelia. Va. attended dance given
Friday night in the Amelia Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Hughes. who have
been In Richmond. have returned to
their. home at Wilmington.s Va.
Mrs. Henrysc. Muslin. wife Of Lieu.
Mrs. Basil Gordon. is expected 70 70 N MIS-.
H Elshnon sh sG9n Mrs ne s
rage took place last November and
Miss Shields was one of her brides
maids.
The Rev. Reyery Estill, who has
has returned TO his home in Hampton,
Va.
Is the guest Of MIR and Mrs. Decatur
Axtell n, No. 926 West Franklin
Street.
Mrs. Edward Dillon; of indian Rock,
ed Richmond last evening. Mrs. Dill
Ion will remain for some weeks.
Miss Ellie Montgomery. OF Verdon,
Hanover, has been the holiday guest
OF Miss Emily Waddill. at her home In
the West End.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Tompkins and
their nephew, Master Carroll Francis
are visiting friends In Washington,
DC.
Mrs. Charles Marshall Graves and
children, accompanied by Miss
MichauX, of Powhatan county, have
joined Mr.. Graves in New York City.
Miss Lucie Harrison Wade has been
spending the holidays with friends
and relatives In Scottsville. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Werner Redd, who have
been guests at Paramount. of Mrs
Kate Hend erson, have returned to
| their home at Meherrin. Va.
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handsome gold watcl, as a mark OF
owe and appreciation of his services
NEW VIRGINIA. CONCERNS [. |. N

st The Corporate Conmission Sester
day issued the following charters:
The Brightwood Rutlding Corpora
ton, Alexandria. Josiah NJ. Vale. pres
ideent.S Washington, p. g.; Marion But
Ter. vice-president! North Carolina
Annie +. Bealls. Washington, y. G.
Capital Max ilnun:. 81 100000.
Vogue Printing Company. Tncorpo-
rated, Norfolk. r. a. Shirley presi-
DENT and general ma ma ger Charles
sTllgham. r!ca-pEes idents ~ William Nv
Old Jr.. secretary and treasure.-ailo OF
Norfolk. Capital: Maximum. s5,ooo;
minimum. $1,000. M.
AIansohick Mercantile Produce Conn
pany Ircorpor ated. - Mnusnhick. Will
liam, Temple Mookie.. president aud
treasurer: Charlie u. POWER, y.ice-pres
dent; Marius. Can,pbel - secreta:y --all
of Man ohick Capt AfsSl,,ltl:n. oo0,-
900; minimum. $1,000. .s
Wnlverton Turkish BATH Company.
Incorporated, u Richmond, Ne. a. u.
4WolveTton sident: b ....l3. n Kicker.
treasurer:fC. A.;sSVinfrecssse secret rs'-all
OF Richmond, s,aplial: MAXI mum !. 81 81
900; snlinimuni, s a00.S 10 ss9
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MINISTER IS ORDAINED
Rev. Mr.. Harris, of South Boston, Set
Apart to the Work of the Nlinihtrx

Rev. Mr.. Harris, Of South Boston, Set
Apart to the Work of the Nlinihtry.
[specIal to The Times Dlspatchl
SOUTH BOSTON. VA, December TO-
"A .presbytery. consisting OF the Revs
Fl. G. Crews. w. ". Reynolds. p. a. An
thony. w. NJ. Hudson and 3. d. Thames,
met ut the Baptist Church at this place
on Sunday afternoon to consider an
application from the church to ordain
the Rev. George a.. Harris. of this place,
to the full work Of the gospel ministry.
After a thorough examination OF the
candidate by the Rev. II. G. Crews.
chairman. as to his call. faith and doc
trine, 1t was decided unanimously to
proceed with the ordination at T:a0
p. NJ.
AT the appointed time. despite the
unfavorable weather, there was large
congregation, present to witness the
Interesting exercises. After devotional
exercises, conducted by the pastor, the
charge to the candidate was made by
the Rev.. w. W. Reynolds: charge to
the church, the Rev. William NJ. Hud-
son: presentation of Bible. by the Rev.
Fl. G. Crews; ordaialng prayer, by the
Rev. B. d. Thames. and laying on OF
hands OF the presbyterY. the benedic-
ton was pronounced by the Rev. Mr..
Harris. rs
| Mr.. Harris is member of the South
Boston Baptist Church. and was re-.
Icently called to the pastorate OF. Beth
any Church. near Durham. n. c.. lie,
expects to enter the Southern Baptist
physiological Seminary, at Louisville.
n.y., early in the spring. He is a young
man Of fine character. and Is held In
thigh esteem by all WHO know him.
Els father is an old Baptist minister,
and he also has brother In the minis
try, who Is now at the seminary,
The Rev. William NJ. Hudson. OF
lScottsburs. who took part in the ordi-
nation exercises OF the Rev. Mr., Harris.
'stated that4it was an incident worthy
os mention that Just fourteen years
ago. on SUNDAY, he himself was or.
|da!ned toNthe work OF the gospel min
istry at the South RostoE Church. aud
THAT tfthat time he had served North
Fork Church fora year, He has Just
rounded up his fifteenth year at that
Ichurch, which. ut It's last meeting.
|olected him Tor another year and or
dered q committee to present him With
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THIRD REGIMENT MEETING
"a Permanent Association Formed
Dnnks Paying Cash.
Especial to The Tlnles-Dispateh.l

Especial to The Tines Dispatch.l
DURHAM, n. c.. December 30.-There
was a called meeting of the Third
Regiment, North Carolina Guard. Col
onel j. n. Craig. commanding. In Dur
ham this morning. Although 1t was
rot an official call, matters OF impor-
Vance were considered, and this meet
)ng marked an epoch in the history
of the Third Regiment of the Stat.
"A permanent regimental association
was formed which was the first in the
history of the Third Regiment, and
officers were named as follows: Presi-
dent. Lieutenant Colonel S. w. Minor.
sof Durham: Vice President. Major A.
NJ. Albright. of Raleigh: Secretary ami
treasurer, First Lieutenant z. P. Smith.
CT Raleigh, All officers of the Third
Reg iment were present.
The banks of Durham. beginning
3Fith to-day, discontinued the Issuing
pe clearing house certificates. This
move OF the bankers to protect all local
intrests had been in vogue not quite
two months, and It's passing is marked
with intense interest The $50 allow
ance on any account per day has also
been raised, and In the future all
checks, no matter what the amount,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31
Making Good.

There - no way OF making lasting
tor riorce's medicines we'll exemplify
two decades OF popularity, arc nun.
bercd by the hundreds OF thousands.
They have made good, and they have
not made drunkards.
"A good, honest, square,deal tnedi.
Pier Golden Medical pi.covsry.
1t still enjoys an Immense sale, while
most OF che preparations that have
e eered 81 ts have s eas 6
the board" and are never more heard
of. There must be some reason for
this longtime POPULARITY. and that 10
When once given a fair trial for weak
stomach. or for liver and blood affec-
tons. It's superior curative qualities
are soon manifest; hence u has sur.
wSne scores ana g54T ass N PDpar
have suddenly flashed into favor for a
brief period, and then been as soon
forgotten.
For a torpid liver. with Its attend
perhaps dizziness, foul breath. nasty
coated tongue, with bitter taste, loss
nervousness and debility, nothing Is
so good as pr. pierce's Golden Med
deal medicine, with It's ingredients
printed on bottle-wrapper--no secret.
no hocus-pocus humbug; therefore
don't accept substitute that the
dealer may possibly make little big
ger profit. Insist on your right to
have what you call for.
Don't buy DIR. Pierce's rayoritc Prc-
scripti0n, expecting 1t to prove a
.'cure-all." It Is only advised for wo-
mans special ailments. It makes weak
women strong and sick women we'll.
Less advertised than some preparations
sold for like purposes. Its sterling cur
alive virtues still maintain its position
In the front ranks, where Ii stood over
two decades ago. AS an invigorating
tonic and strengthening nervine. II Is
ilnequaled. IT won't satisfy those who
want booze" for there is not drop
OF alcohol in 1t.
Or. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, the
original Little Liver Pills, although
the first pill OF their kind In the mar
ket. still lead. and when once tried are
ever afterwards In favor. Easy to take
as candy---one to three a dose. Much
initiated. but never equaled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31
WEDDINGS IN RALEIGH.
Two Marriages OF Special Note to
Occur This Nteeis.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
RALEIGH. n. c., December 3O.-Two
especially notable weddings are TO ne
celebrated in Raleigh this week in
the Church OF the Good Shepherd. On
Wednesday evening at o'clock Mr.
Arthur G. Corpenins. of Greensboro.
and Miss Rachel Louise. linton, daugh-
ter OF Captain S. E.. Linton. wsH be
united In marriage. On Thursday at
noon there will be the marriage Of
Mr.. Joshua B. Hill and Miss Nanui.
Skinner. both of Raleigh. Miss Skinner
being daughter of MI. and Mrs. b.
S. Skinner.
Avoiding at Tarboro in which the
people of Raleigh are much interested
is that of Mr.. Allen G. Ruffin. presi-
dent Of the Carolina Trust Company,
OF Raleigh, to Miss Annie Gray Nash.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. s. =. Nash.
The wedding will be in Calvary
Church. Tarboro They will reside at
Hillsboro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31
Resume business. Janunry 18Th. \

New ORLEANS Stock ESohaNg q will not
resume stock trading onf January cd.
as was decided BY. a llnan ialni,s tie
on December 14th, The sday N ich has
abcen agreed upon for % general res
sumption OF business is ,IanunrYsS sti,.
special meeting OF the members OF the.
exchange, The chan se,S will. continue
to trade iingb bonds, hut no STOCKS OF any h
kind will be-hough T. or sold on the lo-s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31
Firemnn Die. suddenly.

Especial to The Times -DIspatch,
SALISBURY. n. c.. December So
Claude West aged thirty-scven years.
member OF the Salisbury Fire De-
partment. dropped dead in his room at
the fire station here before rising to-.
day.
He awoke, called for water. but fell
dead before help could reach his side.
He is survived by a mother, two sisters
and two brothers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31
One Negro Kills Another.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch. ]

z. TSrecIaI toThe TlmeS-DIspntch.J q rI134
KEYSVILLE. VA. December 3OSunday
afternoon about 2 O'Clock at Germantown.
Charlotte county, a station. and at present
a camp ontthe Virginia. allway. Sam Gard
rer was shot and Instantly killed by Sam
Booker. both local negroes. Booker mada
his escape. and up to this time has not
been bapprche nded
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31
nrco,nes rather al 81.

NEW YORK. December s0.---At the
age OF eighty.seven. Jean Henri Thirty.
Of Long Island City has lust become
girl, horn Yes terday This III the L
fourth child Mir. Thirty has had hy hts u
second M lie. ~ hona :yla rriea In y asR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31
LIQUOR PRESCRIPTIONS
EnleIgh Drusgi.ts Want to Avoid
Unjust Criticism I'm tile Matter.

Especial to The Times Di.patch.l
RALEIGH, N. c.. December 3o.-It is
understood that when the Wake coun-
ty Medical Association holds its jan.
uary meeting this week Significant
action will be taken with reference TO
the new duty that has been shifted to
them in issuing liquor prescriptions on
drug stores under the operation of the
prohibition law.
Members OF the profession are
anxious to avert any odium that might
be brought on the profession in Ra.
leigh by the abuse OF the prescription
method of dispensing liquor. respon-
sibillty which medical associations in
some parts OF the State are protesting
against In very emphatic manner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31

From Our Regular Correspondents
WASHINGTON, D. c., December so.--
Postmasters appointed:
yirginia-London Bridge. Princess
Anne county. Mary L. Sawyer. vice w.
l.. Lane, resigned.
North Carolina-Bushy Fork. Person
county, Frank ]. Hester: vice David
Long. removed; Emerson. Bladen coun-
ty, Walter r. Porter. vice NJ. NJ. Por-
ter, resigned: McCuller's Wake coun-
ty. r. S. Banks. vice F. G. Banks.
reslgned Rockliff, Polk county. Ed
ward T.. Burgess. vice w. N. Ownbey,
resigned; Shawboro, Qurrietuck coun-
sty. John p. Barnard. vice S. A. Stevens
son, resigned; Shore, Yadkin county,
Thomas A. Steelman, vice E. G. Smith
erman, resigned; striebyS Randolph
county, T. S. Mcleod. vice II. r. Wal
den, resigned.
Louis B. Gilliland appointed regular,
and George E. Vaughn substitute rural
carrier, Route 8, at Clarksvlle, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31
VIII Have Larger Attsainns,e,

fIAMPpEN-sIDNEY, CoLLEGE. VA,
pecember 30,--The olidays are about
over here. The second term OF the
current session begins on January 3D. "
The new men who are expected to ems
ter for tie next term will bring the
attendancest to highest 3point for twstyal
years at least. f4sssa & 3t-a5 ~ si5Ss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31
Formerly OF Virginia.

Mrs William James Bryan, wife Of
the newly appointed Senator from
Florida, was before her marriage Miss
Janet Allan. daughter OF Colonel Will
liam Allan, OF Allan's Gardens, near
Winchester, Va. member Of General
stonewall sJackson's staff during the
War Between the States, and professor
OF Washington and Lee University.
during the presidency OF General Rob
sert +. Lee.
Mrs. Bryan's mother was Miss Eliza
beth Prentiss. She now lives in Lex
ington. Va. Mr.. Bryan Is a graduate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31
OFFICERS Away.

State Insurance Comm ssloner Joseph But
ton left Sunday night for New York on Of
fetal business. ~
superlntendent Joseph D. Eggleston. Jr.
OF the Department of Public Instruct lon,
has gone to Charlottesville and Manassas
to look after some school matters. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31
Rev. j. II. Thornwell. d. D.. Dies.

COLUMBIA, S. c.. December 3o,-Rev.
James II. Thornwell, D p, a.distinGuished
his home at Fort Mill early to-day after n
br!et attack OF neuralgia of the heart He
sanizatlons. aud was we'll known In this
and other States,s n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31
797lT7 l.IT-IIgI ~ ~ " Z
Henrico School Board.

Superintendent jackson Davis has callsd
a meeting OF the Henrico County School
Board for j anuaryk Cd at II a, NJ. Matters
OF Importance incident to the new years
work Will be taken up
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31
BEGIN YOUR MEAL

with dose Of Hostettcr's Stomach
Bittcrs and see how much good 1t will
do YOU Besides sharpening the appe-
tite and ton!ng the stomach 1t will also
prevent any nfter-eatins distress.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31

will be paid In full. Certificates have
been handled in Durham with little
difficulty.
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HOSTETTE,R'S
STOMACH BITTERS

has also given complete satisfaction
for 81 years IN cases of IndlEestion,
,Dyspepsia, C0Htivcncss, Billiousness,
Kidney Troubles, Female Ills, Colds
your druggist for free copy Of Ssr'
zoos Almanac. " ifss S' Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31
NIurIcaI Entcrtainmcnt.

The st. Andrews Junior Vocal School
will give a musical entertainment to
their parents and the public to-mor-
erley Street, An Interesting program,
which has been arranged. will close
with the cantata THE Glad New
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31
Mira. oueenspelrry's Funeral.

The funeral OF Mrs, Lucy French Queens
place yesterday morning at 10 o'clock from,
the residence The pail bearcra We're: HON.
orary--nr T., T. Rucker and Howard Glen,
,ents. Actlvc--Wlllam Bass, c, II. Jones.
Mr. .Flournoy,aA a, j. Smith, G. /. BroollnH
and Mathew Morton. Tho floral tributes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31
In Pollce Clrplcs.

The docket In the Police Court yesterday
morning was unusually light, there being
but two cases bafore the court.
Richard Green,a Jr,, u small hoy, was
charged with shooting u little playmate
With IN graye-shooter The case was dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31

Miss Lillian Binford, who is visiting
Miss Mildred Dulany. Of No. West
Preston Street, Baltimore, Md, will at
tend tho Tuesday german, New Years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31

John Henry Jones fcoloredi was UP on
HI MAS placed under a bond OF s1b0 for
twelve months. and In default went to ialls
\ George Apderson yesterday morning sWore
outSa warrant against Charles Webb. Who Is
Charged With eE-aing and abusing him and
threatenln. to do him bpd " harm, e He wa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31
CAROLINA PosTMAsTERs.

Number OF New Appointment. for
Minor Offices.
From Our Regular Correspondence
IN A ,hox