The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-14
MAN IS MISSING
FROM HIS HOME
Police Asked to Search for T.
Edward Seaich-Other
News Notes.
fspecia1 TO The Times-Dlspatch.l

Hampton. Va, December i3.--T. Ed
ward Seaich, chief clerk in the light
ing department of the Newport News
and Old Point Railway and Electric
Company, and popular young man
here. has been strangely missing
from his home since Saturday night
The police departments of Hampton,
Phoebus, Newport News and Norfolk
have been requested to search for the
missing clerk by Mrs. Scaich, who is
Frustrated by the disappearance of her
husband. At the office of the railway
company the officials decline to mako
a statement. 1t was said that Mr..
seaich received all the moneys coming
into the company from street and store
lightings, but further than this the
officials had nothing 70 give out. Mr.
Seaich is thirty-fve years old, and has
a wife and four small children. Mrs
Seaich says her husband left home
Saturday afternoon. since which time
she has heard nothing from him She
requested the police officers to take
up the hunt.
Professor Paul Hermann. one OF the
German exchange teachers in Yale
University, is visitor this week to
the Hampton Normal School. Professor
Hermann addressed the students last
evening on the "fducational system
of Germany" and referred to the Ger
man army as the greatest educational
system in the world
DR.. Talcott Williams, editor-in chief
of the Philadelphia Press, is visiting
this week a the Normal School. He
was a speaker last evening, when he
discussed the Past. Present and Fu-
ture of Negro Art"
officers We're elected last evening by
the following lodges:
Wythe Council. No 1882, Royal AR
canum-P Past Regent, Edward 4. Oar
den: Regent, s. II. sayre: orator, r. w.
Hudgins: Secretary. William T. West
wood; Collector. W. ". Wood; Treas
urer. Harry II. Kimberly: Chaplain, c.
NJ. Sager; Warden, Columbus j. Bonnc-
VILE: Guide, John D. Hicks, Jr.;
Sentry. L. y. Mears; Representative to
Great Council, c. J. Bonneville; Alter
nate, L. N Mcars.
wyoming Tribe, No 10, Improved
Order of Red Men: Prophet. A. C.
Crockett. Sachem, Albert NJ Tennis;
Senior Sycamore, j. L. Willis; Junior
Sycamore, ]. e. Moore; Chief of Rec
ords, Charles NJ. sangster Collector OF
Wampum, William T. Phillips; Keeper
of Wampum, James L. Aiken; Keeper
of Wigwam, John Schwartz; Trustee
William p. Stacye: Representative to
Great Council. Sidney Mohseberg.
Relief Conclave, No. SIS. Improved
Order of EIeptasophs: Past Arehon, 10.
seph r. Ghivizzani; Archon, John Fer
Der; Provost, Frederick Ashweil Pre-
late. William H. Mears; Secretary, Ed
ward H Dore; Financier, f. l. Martini
Treasurer. Joseph z. Dixon: Inspector
B. L. Dore: Warder, Bushrod Giddings;
Sentinel. NJ. Fl. Haas; Trustees, Fred
erick Ashwell, F. l. Martini and w
H. Mears.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Klaf, of Danville.
have announced the engagement and
, approaching marriage of their daugh-
, ter, Miss Annie IIlaf TO F. Ossry, a
merchant of this city. The wedding
will take place in Danville on Deem
Der 20.
In the Circuit Court yesterday the
jury in the case of P. P. Davis against
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company returned verdict for s4OO
in favor of the plaintiff Mr.. Daviss
woods were destroyed by fire several
months ago. and he claimed that the
blaze was due to a spark from one OF
the engines Of train belonging to
the company,
The Hampton and the Old Dominion
Dragons Chapters, Daughters of the
Confedcracy have decided to observe
Lee jackson birthdays on January 10
by rendering the veterans and theii
wives, and the widows of Confederate
veterans, banquet in the Young Mems
Christian Association. The feature OF
having the wives and widows of vet
Grams present is expected to make the
occasion one of the best ever held by
the Daughters.