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The Washington herald., 1910-12-01

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day viii be the international marriage
10 take place at noon between Miss
Eleanor Terry, daughter Of Rear Admiral
and Mrs Silas w. Terry. and Lieut.
Filippo Camperio. of the royal Italian
navy. formerly naval attache of the
Italian Embassy here The bride and
bridegroom have been the objects of con-
slant attention since the announcement
Of their engagement was made. The
/ bride has been the recipient of some OF
the most superb gifts in the matter OF
! family jewels from the bridegroom and
/ his people, and all sorts of rare objects
( from all over the world from the many
navy friends Of both.
The bride viii to-day wear "A lace vel
/ received from her frances mother in
Italy, which has been worn by the brides
/ of her family for many geneI ations. Her
string Of superb pearls is one OF the most
valuable ever seen in this country. and
hangs 10 her knees She viii also wear
the brideeroom's gifts of two splendid
diamond pendants, the one In the center
being a pear-shaped stone and the sur
rounding ones OF large size and perfect
color. The ceremony Will be performed
| IN 81 Thomas Church and viii be fol-
luNtu bA a ittCptloh anu hlfAh4sHt at
Rauscher's.
/ Afiss Terry is one of the most popular
girls Of the navy set in Washington.
where she has lived the greater part OF
/ her life Her father was for many years
cOmmandant Of the navy yard here. hay-
/ ing the longest service there of any one
/ in this generation. His children grew up
! there, and the navy yard was the gayest
and most hospitable place for many miles
around during their regime. After Ad-
miral Terry's retirement he took his en-
! tire family for q trip around the world
and they remained abroad for several
| years coming back here 20 settle, after
| their travels, much 10 the delight of their
| host of friends. Miss Terry is a very
close friend of Nine. CorOmIlas, who
was Miss Cockrell, and who became the
bride Of the Greek Minister last summer
and is now I'm Ereaca with him
The Washington herald., 1910-12-01
IN The SOCIAL WORLD
President and Mrs. Taft En-
terrain at Dinner.
WHITE HOUSE DEBUT TODAY

Miss Taft VIII he Presented TO So
ciety This Afternoon-Miss Eleanor
Terry VIII BE Bride of Lieut.
CamPerio at Noen at 81. Thomas
Chureh-Mrs. Hutchins as Hostess.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-01

The TTize in an international competition for life
saving devices recently held IN Paris was awarded
10 Jacket with aig-tght pockets 10 be inflated by
cartridges Of liquifed earbouic gas
The Washington herald., 1910-12-01

Countess Luise Alexandra Won Bern
storff. daughter OF the German Ambas-
sador, viii go to New York on Saturday
10 be the guest OF Miss Amy Townsend
OF 5l3 Fifth avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
Local Brevities

RAISE $500. 600 FUNDT-New York. March 25-
The SoOo,OoO fund which the American bible
society has for more than year been seeking
to raise in order TO secure an equal amount
the gift of Mrs Russell Sage, has been COM
pleted
CHECK PROVES woRTHLESS-Fre Barriese
of the st. Julian hotel bar, 923ia Pacific
4 street, obtained warrant yesterday for the
arrest of r. Iverson for passing a spurious
check for $500 drawn on the Bank of Califor-
MIA March IA.
TWO SUSPECTS SENTENCED-arthur Marden
and James Crimmins. suspected pickpockets
arrested by Detective Byington of the United
Railroads. who had watched them jumping on
and OF crowded cars, were sent TO the county
jail for so days each by Police Judge ShortaH
yesterday for vagrancy.
ExPECToRAToRs wARNED-The board of
health has asked Chief Martin to enforce the
anti-expectorating ordinance sidewalks, in
cars and In public buildings and an order was
issued yesterday to company commanders 10
Instruct their men to arrest any found
violating the ordinance.
SURGEON SUED FOR NEGLIGENCE-wiIiam
G. Hopper physician and surgeon, sued
for $4,000 damages yesterday by William
Denvir. He complained that owing to the care
less and negligent manner In which the doctor
treated fracture of the PLAINTIFFS right arm
1t was permanently crippled.
SUCCUMBS TO POISON-oakland March %
Mrs. Filemena Fereira. whose home is in Fifth
street near Jones avenue. E1mhurst died at S
O'Clock tonight as the result of taking arsenic
late yesterday evening. Mrs. Fereira had been
in i'll health for some time. She leaves hus-
band, Manuel Fereira, and three little children.
DATE FOR BUFFERS CoNTEST-oakland
March 2J-The trial of the contest to the
will of the late Mrs. Lucy Beebe Buffers was
set today by Judge Wells for April is. 1t is
by no means certain that this date will sec the
both sides expressed themselves in doubt of
their ability to be ready at that time.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
Loud Detonations


one of these craters is q spot called
Tasca Albanelh. This is not throwing
out much' lava. but is the noisiest of
The four, and its loud detonations are
chiefly responsible for ;he terror of the
population for miles around A sec
ond crater IS SEQ feet above in a place
called Volta san Girolamo. This IS
7,0o0 feet above the sea and the most
active Of the openings, emitting the
greatest amount Of incandescent mat
ter. At Tasca Arena is a. third break
also very active. and near it is the
fourth. showing a less serious eruption
Eruption Was Predicted
NJ Perrett arrived at Nicolosi this
evening and Immediately sent the fol-
lowing telegram TO Catania:
The present erption is the sequel
10 the abortiVe outbreak in April.
1908. and was expected and even
predicted.
hope soon TO visit the mouths
that have not as yet been visited
by any one The entire path of
the ascent OF the volcano is COW
cred with burning lava, in some
places shallow and others deep.
it is 600 meters broad
The Hnal result Of the eruption
can not be predicted all depend
ing upon the duration Of the phe-
nomenOn. The latest observations
show a slight reduction in the in
tenslty Of the eruption.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
H0MESTEADERS WIN
TITLE TO BIG TRACT
[SeeeleI Dsea.eh o ~ CauT

IoFccIoI LISpolcH 70 nc NdU
UKIAH, March 25.-Following six
years OF litigation the title to 400
acres of redwood timber land in Men
Jocino county was today vested in
three homestead applicants, and the
claims Of the l. 4. White lumber COM
pany finally quashed. The decision was
handed down by The secretary of the
interior.
Three families claimed the land in
volved under homestead application in
1903. when the White company at
tempted TO take it by virtue Of forest
reserve scrip.
= contest was initiated in the land
Office in July Of that year and has been
fought through All branches of the
department with varying success. To-
days decision. however, is final
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
Claws Lawyer Springs Surprise
By Seeking to Call Ballinger

WASHINGTON March 25.-Ahornep Louis Brdndeis repre-
senting and Others, sprung before the Belger In
cho investigating today by declaring he phed call
Secretary I3aInge of Attorney Tertees. repre-
sentne Bamger objected The committee mill decide the matter
executive
The question The Guggenheims 4iaska holdings the
subject of many inquiries By members of the committee.
The prosecution expected 10 have its evidence all by this
evening
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
INCENDIARY SAVED BY
LIMITATIONS STATUTE
Special Dispolch 10 The Cal !

JKIAH, March 25.4Because of the
operation of the statute Of limitations
John Murphy, who confessed to incen-
diarism. viii not be prosecuted Muir
ply confessed to Sheriff Donohoe a
few days ago that he had set fire to a
barn in stockton and was placed in
jail Word was received today that
the crime was committed four years
ago and that Murphy was immune from
prosecution because of the elapsing of
the three year period within which an
arson complaint should have been fled.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
Coast Breyities

MINING PLANT BURNED Douglas. Ariz.
March 25--Thc treating plant of the Common
wealth mine II Pc8rce. Ariz.. was completed
yesterday and burned last night. The
owners say the tire was incendisry.
WIFE SLAYER SENTENCED Bakersfield
March 25.-Charles 4. Thompson. the FIRST
prisoner on record 10 Kern county 10 plead
guilty 10 q charge Of wife Staying. today was
sentenced 10 life Imprisonment. Thompson shot
his wife in . roadhouse following their separ-
arfOu
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
MT. FTNA SENDS
FORTH MONSTER
STREAM OF LAVA
In Thirty-siX Hours 100000
Cubic Yards of Molten
Rock Erupted
Many Americans Are Fastening
From Rome to Witness Ti=
tanic Disturbance

exploding with loud detonations and
emissions of black smoke
From Catania and along the railway
surrounding Etna thousands of persons
gre watching the progress of the erup-
tion.
The streams of lava already have sur
PASSED in volume those of the eruption of
1892 but changing their course just as
they reached Belpasso and NicoIosi, they
have followed the main roads around
those two villages. which have thus
lar escaped destruction. The people
are still fearful. but in both villages
soldiers are encamped in the squares
to avert a panic. while the mayor and
parish priests are ministering to the
needy.
Veil of ST. Agatha
Cardinal Francisco Nava. who re-
turned today 70 the scene of the erup-
tion. promised TO bring back to the
people oe Nicolosi and Belpasso the
veil OF st. Agatha. which they believe
has the power TO stop the advancing
lava. Professor Ricco, director of the
observ vatory on the volcano. despite a
narrow escape from death today. has
returned TO the lava fields. To those
who advised prudence he replied: My
post is there"
Frank A. PeFrett of Brooklyn, n. Y,
Who is attached to the Royal observa-
tory on Mount Yesuvius, arrived here
today and went Immediately TO the
scene Of the eruption.
From Four Openings
Ia is now known that there are four
openings from which lava is issuing.
The heat from the currents is so in
tense it is impossible to approach with
in 150 feet of the streams. The flow
Of the lava down the mountain side
now averages over a foot a minute
Late tonight 1t was considered prob
able that The streams would pass be-
tween Boreuo and Nicolosi without
touching them.
The people are pleading for assist
ance. especially for carts in which to
remove their household effects. The
government has turned over to the
prefect $4,000 TO assist the needy peas
ants.
An official report on the volcanic
disturbances IN the Mount Etna dis
trict, made public this afternoon, while
confirming the gravity Of the situation,
holds ont the hope that the worst IS
over The craters that may be prop
erly described as new appear to be only
four in number These have opened
H - .4.-rr-
miles in an air line from the summit
OF Mount Ffna
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26

KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT-Fort Collins,
Colo, March 25-Wellngton Hlbbard. gen.
and irrigation company. was killed today when
an automobile plunged mountuinside.
A. l. Aiken. civil engineer. suffered
broken leg and the chaufeur's arm was broken.
The accident occurred on Pingree hill.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
onIv one aBromo Quinine',

That is Laxative Bromo Quinine. Look
for Signature of Z W. Grove. Used world
over to Cure Cold in One Day. 25c-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-05

Tarrant & Grant,
Seventh and Broad Streets.
Cherry's,
Seventh and Broad Streets,
Nathan HelIstcrn,
Fifth and Broad Streets
Homeopathic Pharmacy,
Fifth and Main Streets.
Tarrnnt 6 Grant,
Foushee and Broad Streets.
sa'mders-Hunter Drug Company,
401 West Broad Street.
Warrington d early,
south Richmond.
South Richmond.
w, II, Lowrey.
Harrison and Main Streets,
J. soss Grove Avenue.
The SHENANDOAH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-05

cake, pie and loaf made by the hand
OF woman or manufactured by steam
power. The awards in this department
have been made, but the Judging of the
other exhibits will not be completed
until the end of the fair.
Many of the visitors remained for the
night shows and the free attractions
and when the later visitors came in the
attendance was swelled to several
thousand more. which will probably
make the complete attendance for yes
.terday runtwell up to $4,000 people.
To-Duy's the Big Day.
To-day will be the one day Of the
week. Governor Mann and s.ayor Rich
ardson have proclaimed a general hoI-
iday for all. and most of the merchants
and business men will give their en-
ployes a half-holiday. SO that they may
take in the fair The racing card for
to-day will be better and longer, and
the other features will be made doubly
attractive. The sensation of the day
will be the aviation stunt OF Mayor
Richardson as the guest of Ralph
tombstone who has given his final
consent to take the Mayor up with him
to call on the birds. If the weather
conditions are good the flight will be
made certainly to-day; otherwise 1t
Will have to be postponed until more
opportune time.
There will be no lack of transpor-
tation facilities. for the Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company will run ex-
ira cars for the crowds expected, and
the Seaboard Air Line Railway will
also run half-hour trains from Elba.
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Such EXTREME
WEAKNESS
IS Miss Engler Tell. About, |,
Rare, But Relief Was OBJ
tanned By Means Of
Cardui.

faribault, Minn.-"Let me tell you
writes Miss Myria Engler, how much
sood eardul has done me. As young
grl, always had to suffer 50 much with
all Kinds OF pain Sometimes / was SO
weak that could hardly stand on my
leet. got bottle Of Cardui at the
druggists and as soon as had taken a
lew doses began to feel better. To-day,
] feel as well as any one can.
Are you woman?
men you are subject to a large number
OF troubles and Irregularities which are
peculiar to women, leading, frequently, in
t'me' to weakness and debility.
a tonic is to help you over the hard
places, to relieve weakness, headache and
o = unnecessary pains, the signs Of nerve
exhaustion and overwork. Al
Do you need tonic? s
Try Cardui, the woman's tonic. You
VIII never regret it, forSit will certainly
help you.
AS remedy for wonen's ills it is safely
reliable, D.
As tonic it is always satisfactory.
FIFTY years success is your guarantee
mat cardu' wilhelp you, ut has helped
others.
Get bottle at the drug store to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-05

old exhibition pen: C. r. Cross, first
young exhibition per; Ben Lomond
Farm, second young exhibition pen;
pen.
Buff orpingtons--w. c. schaaf. first
and nth cock. j. H Thompson, second
cock; r. l. Harrison, third cock Mrs.
first and fourth hen: r L Harrison.
second and fifth hen: z. b. Wilson.
third men; :. II. Cousins. first cockerei:
r. l. Harrison, second cockerel; Mrs.
rison. first, fourth and fifth pullet; Z.
B. Wilson, second and third pullat,
Mrs. J. T. Crudup. first old exhibition
pen; r. l. Harrison, second old exhibit
hibition pen: j II. Thompson. fourth
cid exhibition pen: r. L. Harrison. frs,
and second young exhibition pen. j. II
Grant: third young exhibition pen; w
c. schaaf. fourth and nth exhibition
Buff Laced Pollsh-G. e. Guvernator
first cock. first, second and third hen
Golden Non-Bear6ed Polish--G E.
Guyernator, second cock; first, second
" WHIT : Non.Bearded Polish-G. E.
Guvernator. first and second hen.
Ra Barred r.l Pl ynas Roeks orr Il
second and fifth cock: g. 2. Guverna-
cock: George H. Morris. first and
Iourtn men, george u MOSS. seceno
and third hen: L. E. Myers. fifth hen;
w c. Blanton. first cockerel. Race
Course Poultry Yards. second cockerel.
George Fl. Morris. third cockerel l.
z. Myers, fourth cock etel: w. SHELL
ings. fifth cockerel; Race Course
Poultry Yards. first pullet: L. e, Myers.
second and third pullet; George Fl.
Norris, fourth and fifth pullet; c. l.
Petit. first old exhibition pen: r. S.
Gray. second old exhibition pen. L. E.
Myers. first young exhibition pen: Mrs.
NJ f. Gooch. second young exhibition
pen; Race Course Poultry Yards, third
and fifth young exhibition pen; Mrs.
Il. c. White. fourth young exhibition
pen.
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los. Warren. chopine: second. Jos.
Warren. Topaz Mares, three years,
under four-Frirst. Jos. Warren. Ba-
thilde.
Observation-Disclosures. four years and
over-F'trst. David Galloway, Culpeper,
Va, The Marseillaise: second, David
Galloway. Hushka. Stations, two
years, under three-Dayid Galloway.
shires--stallions under one year
t,irst. ST Angelo Farm. King Ar-elo.
Mare, four years and over-First ST.
Angelo Farm. Union Bank Bounce:
mare, two years, under three-First, ST.
Sufolks-stallion. four years and
over--First, F. ". Dixie, Marshall. Va.
Jubilee: stallion. two years. under
Ih ,,,se- F W. okie, Ashmoor
First. F. w. okie, Piedmont: mare. four
years and over-First, F. w Dixie. Sud-
bourne Ruby.
Grade to weight-Mare, four years
Mare, three years. under four-First.
II. c. Reattie. Adele. Double team to
truck-First. S. Putney Shoe Company:
second, w. S. Forbes
and over-First. L. j. Peters, Waverly.
W., Grillon; second. Carl Noting, Tre-
Williams. Va. Grandee. Mare. four years
and er oyer- First 4 & gea,tie Hilda.
L man SooSH--oldi11oIl, lOuT years
and over-First. Fl. H Pettus, brakes
Branch, Va. CRATES: second, Jno. Hud-
gins. Laban, Va. Sanford.
DEMONSTRATION. four years and
over-First, Buckeyeland Farm. Bal
briggan: second, Buckeyeland Farm.
Night Hawk Stallion, one year. under
two-First. Buckeyeland Farm, Bal
bries. Mare. four years and over
First. Buckeyeland Farm. Garonne;
second st. Angel Farm. Golden Polly.
Mare under one year-First, st. Angelo
Farm, Godenette.
!. Hackney Society specials--Best stall
lion. Buckeyeland Farm, Balbriggan;
best mare, Buckeyeland Farm. Ca
Sweepstakes for horses suitable to
get heavy harness type-First. Buck
eyeland Farm. Balbriggan: second, Dr.
Empire Rock.
Jacks and Jannets-Jack, four years
and over-First. Thos. Nelson Page;
second. A. T. Broaddus.
Mules-Four years and over-First
Hancock, Richmond: second. Stanfeld.
Fatohmond. Three years and under
four-F'irst. Hancock: second, Stan
field Two years. unde- three-First.
Hancock: second Stanfeld. Under two
years-First. S. G. Cox, Old Church, Va
Pair to wagon or truck-First. Stan
Held: second. Hancock.
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gestion constipation, biliousness. head
aches. gas on the stomach and similar
complaints. a bottle can be had at
any rug store for fifty cents or a
dollar. but If YOU wish TO make test
OF II hrst send your address to DIR.
Caldwell and he will supply free
sample bottle, sent direct to your ad-
dress. You Will soon admit that you
have found something to replace salts,
catharucs, breath perfumes and other
temporary reliefs. Syrup Pepsin will
cure you perinanently
DR.. Caldwell does not feel that the
purchase OF his remedy ends his obll-
CATION. He has specialized in stoma III,
liver and bowel diseases for over forty
years and Will be pleased to give the
reader any advice on the subject free
OF charge. All are welcome to write
him, Whether for the medical advice
w. B. Caldwell, SAL Caldwell building,
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EATS WHAT HE LIKES
AFTER TAKING FREE SAMPL, E

1t will be welcome news to dyspeptics
to learn of remedy that, in the opin-
on of thousands is an absolute cure
to' indigestion and all forms of stomach
trouble. and, better still, it is guaran-
wells Syrup Pepsin
We all know the value of pure
pepsin in Indigestion, and add to this
some exceptional laxative ingredients
ana you have truly wonderful remedy.
MI T. w. Worthy, of Forsythe, Ga,
got to the point where he could not
even eat or. digest vegetables and after
many years of seeking he found thu
cure in DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
MI Rudy kasner, of Moline, HI. was
In the same bad predicament with his
stomach. took Syrup Pepsin and is now
cured. Hundreds of others would
gladly testify.
II is a guaranteed cure for indi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-05

yesterday, and the different sections
of the State represented indicated the
value of the educational campaign
which has been going on throughout
Virginia. Fine samples of Burley came
in from sections where heretofore the
farmers never thought Of raising that
variety, and suncured from the black
belt" held its own with the best that
might come from North Carolina.
Everywhere tobacco dealers and man
ufacturers We're comforting with the
farmers. advising them as to the most
profitable varieties and the best man
ner of curing and shipping.
Poultry Building.
The poultry building is one of the
busiest places on the grounds Al
though two judges We're hard at work
all day yesterday, all the ribbons will
not be awarded before this morning
Every coop is filed, and every bird Is
making noise of its own, WHICH to-
gether with comments of hundreds OF
spectators circulating up and down the
aisles, and the wise talk of poultry
owners. makes the place a perfect bed
lam.
According to Superintendent A. j.
Warren. who has had charge of many
OF the big poultry shows Of this city.
this is by FAR the best ever held in the
South. both as to size and quality. In
this statement he is borne out by the
judges-John D. Jaquins. Of New York,
and r. L. Simmons, of North Carolina
both poultry experts of national repu-
tation.
Judging in the horse cattle and pony
classes went on at brisk clip all day,
but will not be completed until this
as the increased number re
entries hampers the work of the Judges.
The dog kennels have not filled up as
Vast as was expected, but it is thought
that the exhibition will be most cred
liable when the judging begins this
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HORSES

:, Horses Judged by Henry ogilvie, OF
Perc demonstrations four years and
'oVer-First. G. L. Reyes. Herndon. Va.
lnVlnclble: second. Jos. Warren, Della
plane, Va. Kleber. Stations three
years, under four-First. Calkins & Au-
gusberry. Byron, Mich, Heastaux; sec
ond, G. L. Reyes Phoebus. Stations
two years, under three-First. Calkins
d Augusberry, Codoform. Stations one
year, under two-First, Jos. Warren,
Reclaine
Registry Specials-(a) Stallion, four
years and over, Ca1Ktns & Angus
perry, Dobbs IL. OBJ stallion. three
years under four. Calkins & Angus
, Heastaux; (c) stallion. two
berry, Codoform. . ~
Mares, four years and over-First,
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eernator. first cock: william Jenk,r.
e sirsa second pn.. and third hem e. b. Guv.
j Buckeyes-o. G. gds.ns. nrst coc>.
irst hen, first cockerel; r. IL liz.
second cockerel; @. G. Ed ms. Ara,
puilet; r. vi. Zelus. second. third and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-05
TOBACCO

Following are the regular awards In
'he tobacco classes:
Sun-cured wrappers-First, r. N.
Harris, Frederick's Hall; second. w.
81. Parrish, Buckner's; third, w. s.
Harris. BumPass; fourth. Robert Lloyd.