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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-15
TUCKER CALLS ON
THE PRESIDENT
Declares Plan to Open the Expo.
sition Is Popular in
Norfolk.
Times Dispatch Bureau,
Munsey Building,
Washington. D. C.. Nov. 1

washington, y. -, NOV. ~.
President Tucker. OF the jamestown
Exposition Company. is in Washing
ton to-day, accompanied by Mrs.
Tucker. Mr.. Tucker called at the White
House and spent some time with the
President discussing the affairs of tho
exposition company.
Mr.. Tucker says also that the state
nent sent out from Norfolk few
days ago to the effect that the in,
dcbtedness of the company was con-
Ederably IN excess OF 100000 is an
eXa operation. Il
Discussing financial matters further.
Mr.. Tucker said he believed the COM
,pany would eventually pay OUT" II
plans which have been proposed are
accepted. it looks as though the gov
tors. would receive payment.
The plan to open the exposition again
next year appears to be popular in
Norfolk. Two of the best known busi-
ness men in the city. as soon as the
proposition was preached. announced
their Willingness to contribute $4,000
each to defray the cost. It Is esti-
mated that from 100000 to s15o.oO0
will be necessary to pay expenses II
the proposition to open the gates next
year Is adopted.
1t was in the matter OF attendance
alone that the exposition failed. It is
reliably. although not officially stated
that the attendance will not exceed a
million and half by the time the
gates are closed on the 10th instant at
midnight. The lowest estimate OF at
tendance. before the exposition was
opened bas 100000.
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INTERESTING INSURANCE CASE.
Lower Courts Dcciston sustnincd-
other Raleigh News.
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RALEIGH. n. c., November IA
the Supreme Court is Joseph Arden We.
j. +. Doub. from Forsyth. Arden had
delivered TO Doub an insurance policy
on which the premium was 1851. and
taken his note for the amount OF the
premium. There was an understanding
that the policy could be Cancelled with.
n thirty days IL the insured became
dissatisfied. provided notice OF inten-
ton to cancel was given. Later Arden
sued for the amount OF the note. and
the counter claim was set up that no.
ticc OF cancellation was given. The
jury found that the plaintiff had no
claim on the defendant for the amount,
and the plaintiff appealed. The lower
court is sustained.
Andrew j. King. wel1-known ard
highly esteemed citizen. died at his
home here early this morning, aged
fifty-nine years. He is survived by n
brother. j. w King. Dillon, S. c.; Mrs.
Elizabeth Breckenridge. Mrs. G. NJ.
Spence and Mrs. r. II. Bradley, OF
Raleigh.
The management OF the State prison
announces the escape of Henry john
son. a gtnger-cake colored negro serv-
ing seven years from Sampson county
for house-breaking and larceny. He Is
five feet nine Inches high, and has
n burn scar on the back Of his right
hand. Tho usual reward is offered
Revenue officers report the seizure
OF an Illicit still last night in Moore
county. near Brewers Mil. 1t was Of
fifty-gallons capacity. and with it
were eight fermenters and two ga
Ions OF whiskcy. The officers making
the seizure were r. F. Henry. K. w.
Merritt. deputy collectors, and w. A.
stancil. special gauger.
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WEDDING AT DURHAM.
Miss Drucilla Ellis Becomes the Bride
Of Mr.. Fisher.
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DURHAM, N. c.. November a.
There was a happy marriage at Trim
ity Methodist Church this morning at
1880 o'clock, when Miss Drucilla Burk-
head Ellis was given in marriage to
Mr. Thomas Clapp Fisher. of Salisbury.
The church has been most attractivGly
decorated with palms. ferns. potted
plants. yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS, and the large auditorium was
thronged with relatives and admiring
friends.
To the strains OF the wedding march
the bridal party ent red the church.
Attending the bride, who was clad IN
plum-co d silk travelling suit with
hat to match. as maid OF honor was
her sister, Miss Bessie Ellis. The
his friends, Mr.. Paul Bernhard, Of
Greensboro, N. c., while the grooms-
mn were Messrs. w. NJ. Yearly. j. Z.
iPegram, w. +. Ellis, Jr, and George
Fisher, all Of this city with the ex-
ceptlon OF the latter, who is brother
of the groom. The ceremony was I'M
pressively performed by. Rev. F. II
Woods, grandfather of the bride. Mr..
Fisher and bride received the lap
piest Fluctuations OF their large num-
Seaboard Air Line at 1900 o'clock
for an extended bridal tour North.
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DAIR1MEN FORM ORGANIZATION.
Ohacers Are Elected and Next Meeting
to De Mt BlncksburE.
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OmCefe are cteCteU ana Next Meetl08
to De Mt Blncksburg.
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I JAM L sTOwN. EXPOS ITIoN,
November 14-The Virginia Dairy AS
ISOLATION was permanently organized
this afternoon at the exposition by the
election OF the following officers: Pres.
:ident. T. a. Sands; Vice-President,
.Westmorelandt Davis; Secretary-Treas.
iurer, William D. Saunders. The asso.
citation meets next at Blacksburg, De-
:cember Goth and 21st next.
Dairying methods and the best means
of handling. the products OF dairies, as
we'll as Improvement OF conditions OF
dairy farms and herds, We're among the
subjects discussed at the second days
meeting Of the Virginia Dairy Conven-i
ton. There was @ good sized attend
5ance, and much interest was mani
Tested in the proceedings. which were
presided over by DR.. Walter j.. Quick,
dean OF the College OF Agriculture OF
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
The speakers for tO-day's meeting
were Professor William D. Saunders,
dairy division OF agriculture. Blacks
burg, Va; Hon. d. O. Slaughter, Mitch
ellis, Va: Charles ". Holloway, vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute; Colonel A,
M. Bowman. Salem, Va: DIR. s. a. Rob.
.nson, Covesville, Va; Hon. Westmorc-
land Davis Leesburg Va: DR.. j, g..
Ferneyhough. State vetertnarlan,
SBurkeville, Va: It. o. Sandy, Burke
vile, Va.: =. L. Goss. Il. L. Loomis
,manag ger Hygeia herd Covesville, Va;
GIL. Stahl, Lynchburg, Va,
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CAUSE TO GIVE THANKS.
Governor Glenn Points Ont the Great
blessings of Hin State.
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RALEIGH, n. c.. November 1.-THE
proclamation of Governor Glenn to the
people OF the State to observe Thurs
day. November 2s;h, as day of gem
eral thanksgiving. rejoicing and prayer
was Issued this afternoon.
1t declares that while some things
have occurred in the State during the
past year tina; arc 10 be regretted, and
have left a sting" still when these
have been forgotten or;
oniy remembered as having taught les
Mons. of patriotism and wisdom. the
peace. plenty and blessing of the past
year will be remembered as causes for
expressions OF deepest gratitude. He
declares that more miles OF railroad
rave been built. more factories of every
description erected. until the present
year has become the greatest in the
history of the State In material de-
velopment-
lie says money has been obtainable
On easy terms. and not even the strin-
gency OF Wall Street has affected to
any great extent our financial condi-
tons.
He declares that never In the his
tory OF the State has there been such
interest taken In public education,
while a temperance wave has swept
over the entire Commonwealth. This,
he says. shows that while the people
have millions for investments. i'm
provemcnts and education, they are
tired OF seeing money squandered for
strong drink that only brings ruin
md shame.
He says that while trying to do full
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HEAR REPORTS AND
HONOR THEIR DEAD
United Daughters Of Confedsracy
Have Interesting and Touch
ing Session.
GIVEN RECEPTION AT NIGHT
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b NORFOLK. VA, November 14.-This
was Il busy and interesting day with
the United Daughters OF the Confed.
eracy. now holding their annual meet
Ing here. There was business ses-
GRATED odd Fellows Hail; d memorial
service was held this afternoon. and
there was brilliant reception tonight
at the Woman's Club. The attendance
upon I'LL OF to.day's features was large.
Encouraging Reports.
The opening prayer this morning was
by the Rev. James NJ. Owens, rector OF
ST. Paul's Episcopal Church, Norfolk.
The morning session was taken up
principally with the presentation OF the
reports Of the treasurer, secretary: Gus
Shiloh Monument committee, the pres
report having been pre-
sented last night. These reports tindi-
Gated q splendid work during the past
year throughout the United Daughters
of the Confederacy territory.
The closing hour OF this mornings
session was given to the reading Of
reports OF State divisions OF the u.
u. c., beginning with Alabama. These
reports evinced careful and highly in
~ Interesting. Others OF these re-
ports will be read at Subsequent ses-
sions.
The afternoon session WAS given
over to impressive memorial services
exercises consisted OF the reading OF
tributes to departed members and sa-
cred music BY the Confederate choirs
OF Norfolk and Portsmouth.
The reception Tonight was a brill
liant affair. The daughters met many
OF the people prominent in the social
life OF Norfolk.
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WEDDING IN SOUTHAMPTON.
Pretty Marriage OF Mr.. Wilmer Z
Cobb md MisA Mary Owen Willie.

SOUU uuu IulHH oWCu NuhCs
coURTLAND. VA. November H.
a marriage OF unusual interest took
place at Trinity NJ. Il. Church. Eouth-
ampton county. Thursday afternoon at
1890 o'clock, when Miss Mary Owen.
the pretty and attractive daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Walter
White, OF Silverton, Va, became the
bride OF Mr.. Wilmer Thomas Cobb. a
prominent young citizen OF South
anlpton. Rev. D. B. Austin performed
the ceremony. The church was beauti-
fully decorated with cut flowers, pot.
ted plants and evergreens.
Mendelsshon's wedding march was
played by Miss Lee Boothe, OF Peters
burg, who played during the ceremony
the soft SWEET strains OF 20 Perfect
Love- The ribbon bearers were little
Misses Sadie Holmes and Frances Sc
brell and Masters Peter Holmes and
benjamin Sebrell. The ushers were
Messrs Robert Cobb, William Pretlow,
Linwood Cobb Asa Biggs Joseph
Crquhart, Herman Cobb. Charles Sc
brell and DR.. l.. +. Reese. Mrs. BEN
jamin w. Sebrell was matron of honor.
and wore white Paris muslin elabor-
ately trimmed with lace and girdle OF
pink satin ribbon. She carried pink
-iti SsdHlHeiHumS tied with pink tulie.
Miss Frances Urquhart, maid OF honor
Immediately preceded the bride, an,
was alfred in white chiffon with trim
mings Of lace and satin ribbon and
carried pink chrysan themums tied " It'll
pink tune. The bride came In with
her father. who gave her away. Hel
bridal dress was OF white net over
| taffeta. She wore tulle veil and car
ried Bride roses. at the altar she was
met by TIL. groom and his best man
Mr.. w. R L. Cobb Jr.
After the ceremony reception was
rendered the bridal party and Intimate
friends at Woodland the elesan1
nome OF the brides father. where the
same color scheme of pink and white
| IN the decorations at church was most
charmingly carried out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb left at O'Clock
P. NJ. for trip North.
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Mary Augusta Bull became the bride
OF Mr.. F'enton F'urE Priest at a very
pretty wedding celebrated in the Sec
ond Presbyt rlan Church at $40
O'Clock Tonight. The bride was given
away by her brother, Mr.. Cornelius
Bull. Rev. Griffith II. Bull. brother OF
the bride. performed the ceremony, as
sisted by Rev. VIM. Ford Bull, another
brother OF the bride.
Miss Bull was attired In white crepe
de chine with lace trimmings. The
bridesmaids were Miss Innes Holt, of
st. Louis: Miss Mary Leigh. Miss Madgc
Drummond, Miss Louise Sheldon Mrs.
Andrew S. Martin, Jr., and Mrs. Ed
ward Whitehorn.
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Brooke-shcHcx.
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CHARLESTON, w. VA, November IA.
The marriage Of j. Lightroot Brook !,
manager of Ine Gazette Of this city'
formerly OF Richmond. Va, and Miss
aelen Randolph sheffey, daughter Of
Mr. and MRS. Hugh T. Sheffey. took
place to.dAy az the home of the bride
on. Brooks Strn t. Rev. Dr.. Robert
Douglas Roller. Of st. Johns Episco.
pal Church. officiating. Among the
guests present We're Mr.. Howell
BROOKE, brother OF the groom. and
Mason White. both of Richmond, the
latter being the groom's best man.
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civic In,2rovcmcnt Day.

Governor Swanson, Mayors Riddick,
Of Norfolk; Mccarthy. OF Richmond;
Buxton. OF Newport News, and Read
OF Portsmouth: DR.. NJ ndoza. rabbit OF
olef Sholem congregation. OF Norfolk.
and Edward Hlrschler. president Of the
congregation. will be among those who
will participate in Civic Improvement
Day. November 18th, at Jamestown
Exposition. and extend a welcome to
Rabbi Stephen s. Wise. who will be the
orator Of the day.
The woman's Club, OF Norfolk, has
been invited to attend In a body the
exercises in the Auditorium.
DR.. Wlse's topic will be Civic I'm.
provement Righte Mrs. Wise
will accompany her husband on the
trip to the exposition.
There will undoubtedly be a great
gathering OF Hebrews from every
where In Virginia TO hear DR.. Wise.
Or. Wise is the foremost Hebrew OF
America. He is rabbi OF the Free Con-
Igregation Of New York City. which Is
now erecting q s1,ooo,oo0 synagogue
in the metropolis.
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bristol Day.
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vember a0th has been decided upon as
the date for a special day in honor of
Bristol at the Jams stoWn Exposition.
and many Bristollans will be there on
sat the Mayor as Seen
sor for the OCCASION, Her assistants
are: Mrs. Cox, Wife Of former Govern
or Cox. OF Tennesseeia Mrs. is, v, Full
korson, Misses Pauline Cody. Corlnne
sMargie LIN CALDWELL and Mamie Nc
Neil. ~ u
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/. Collin.-ste,ynrt.

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STAUNTON, VA. November l4.-Mr.
Edward L. Collins. assistant postmaster
here. and Miss Belle Stewart were mar
ried here to-day at the home of the
first cousin of Thomas F. Ryan, of
New York. Rev. II. p. Hamil. OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. assisted
by Rev. f. j. Prettyman, OF Washing
ton, performed the ceremony.
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ParIscr-Hnyykins.

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NORFOLK. VA, November 14.-Miss
Genevieve Parker and Mr.. Morris s.
marriage at the home of the bride.
24s Court Street, this afternoon by
Rev. Father Jockey. OF ST. Pauls
Catholic Church. The wedding was
a brilliant one. and the house was
beautifully decorated. A reception
followed the marriage, which took
place at 4:45 o'clock.
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Fine Horse. Are Poisoned.

SALISBURY. N. c., November IL
Charles W. Mowery. who conducts a
livery and transfer business In this
city. is for the third time within year
the victim of a hend who has appar-
emily been bent on the destruction OF
live stock. He lost on yesterday fine
the use of strychnine. The officers
here have clue. and sensation will
follow 1t the guilty party Is caught.
Mr.. Mowery has lost number of horses
in the same manner
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Justice to all, and protecting every
class, nigh and low. during tho year.
the State has maintained that 1t Is
supreme, and that all, both great and
small. must obey Its laws. This Is
taken to refer to the pending railroad
litigation and enforcement OF reduced
passenger rate.
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Bachtell-Nicoiemus.
Special TO rhe rlnes- pl,patct

WINCHESTE Err, VA, November H.
Miss Eleanor NJ. Nicodemus. daughter
of Mr.. John A. Nicodemus, of Lenore,
this county. and Mr.. Elmer p. Bach
tell. of York, Pa. travelling passenger
agent of the Western Maryland Rail.
road, We're married in this city to-day.
Rev. 7. K. Cromer. pastor OF Cente-
nary Reformed Church, oft1ciated. A.
ter honeymoon in New York and Bos.
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Bachtell will reside
In New York
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BODY NOT FOUND YET.
Two Men Reported Missing. But Neither
Answers Description.

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LYNCHBURG. VA, November Ia
Although tho James River was dragged
until late last night and NIL to-day,
the body Of the unknown man who
leaped to his death yesterday morning
from the Amherst Bridge. has not been
complete mystery.
Two men have been reported to-day
as missing. one of these being young
Lynchburg business man. and the other
given by different people who saw the
man jump into the river differ so
greatly that 1t Is impossible to con-
tclude who the man was, and the mys-
terry cannot be solved tonight.
The search will be resumed again
tto.morrOw.
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Ere Mt Wilson.

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WILSON. n. C.. November 14.-Fire
of unknown origin this morning dam
aged the stock of Baker & Brinkley.
'grocers. about $4,000. and the building.
owned by D. S Boykin. $500; fully In
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TO Have Orphan Home.

8
Through Rev. S. v. Turrentine. chair
man OF special committee on or
'piianage. a report was made to-day
Recommending that the conference es-
tablish an orphans home this year.
The most Interesting feature of the
day developed In the discussion Of
this report, which was adopted All
ministers spoke In hearty favor OF the
movement. The location Is to be de-
termlned by board OF trustees yet
TO be named.
Several cities Inc the State have
placed bids for the location Of the or
phanase. Rev. Or. w. II. McAIasters,
sseecretary Of the American Sabbath
subject OF Sabbath observance He
was heard with great Interest.
might DR.. John G. Kilgo spoke on
christian Education" the occasion be-
Ing the anniversary of the Board Of
EDUCATION Of the conference. He spoke
with great earnestness, and the In
terest In the subject was very marked.
The work OF the conference is pro-
crossing rapidly, under the guidance
OF Bishop Morrison, who disposes of
business with great dispatch. Nothing
has been given out by cabinet officials.
although there are many rumors as to
pastoral changes that are to follow In
large numbers. More men will be
limit than in any former year In the
history OF the church. The announces
ments to-day that the Rev. Plato r..
Durham, formerly pastor OF Trinity
Methodist Church. Charlotte, has ac-
cepted position on the editorial staff
OF the Charlotte Observer. created much
surprise in the conference.
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WANT CERTIFICATES ISSUED.
Merchants and business Men
Favor This Course.

LYNCHBURG. VA. November IA
At 4 joint meeting Of the Board OF
Trade and Retail Merchants Assoca-
ton this afternoon. one of the largest
meetings ever held here a resolution
I.ynohburg banks to protect circulation
here by the issuance of cleaning house
certificates similar to those In use In
other Southern cities. About 100 mer-
themselves to accept certificates. after
expressing confidence in the banks.
1t is expected that the banks will
take some action to-morrow, though
the use OF certificates.
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term OF the Circuit Court of Campbell
county at Rustburg on December 10Th,
when the petition OF the city OF Lynch
burg for the extension OF the cornorate
limits is to come up for consideration.
The territory proposed to be an
'nexed will give the city from 800 to
10000 additional population and more
than S1,500,O00 in taxable Values
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Immigration President.

InIHIErNtINH I'TEHiUCnt, q.
NORFOLK, VA. November 14,-C, NJ.
Barnett, OF this city, has been elected
as president Of the Southern Immigra
ton Association. succeeding ] tn r.
Walker. S. L. Slower, was elected score
tary. The selecting of q treasurer was
left to the executive committee.
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PRETTY PETERSBURG WEDDING.

Miss Elma Hind Temple Married IN
Mr.. Herbert Rogers.
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Ist. Pauls Episcopal Church iwaa. the
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THOUGHT SHE HAD RETIRED,
BUT WENT AWAY TO WED
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IARR1soNBuRG, VA, November IA.
Mr. William Helbert and Miss Tracy
Derrer were married at New Market
last night by the Rev. j. s. Roller.
The marriage was q runaway affair,
the bride leaving her home after she
was supposed to have retired for the
night The groom lives at Broadway.
while the bride Is the daughter OF
Emanuel Derrer, a well known farmer.
who resides at Tenth Legion.