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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-07
Social and
PERSONAL

A WEDDING of much interest here
~ was celebrated in Baltimore at
Trinity Church at o'clock
Saturday evening. when Miss Muricl
sskipwith towers became the bride of
Carlton e. Grason. of Towaon The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
wv. H. II. Powers. father of the bride,
assisted by the Rev. Hugh Powers,
Rev. John Jackson, and Rev. William
Meade.
The bride entered the church with
her uncle. George Amnesty Barksdale,
OF Richmond, by whom she was given
in marriage She wore a beautiful
gown of lace over white satin trimmed
I with chiffon. and her long title veil
was caught with sprays .of orange
blossoms. She carried Bride roses.
T Miss Marguerite Preston Powers.
sister OF tho bride and her only at
tendant, worcpink mu.lin. with drap-
cry OF chiffon, and carried Killarney
roses Sterrctt Ridgely Grason was
bis brothers. best man. and the ushers
were Donald Wayles Powers. William
IL. Pitt, IJillen Grason, Eugene
Douglas Hanson. Alves Walker Bow
den. OF North Carolina. and Andrew s..
Il. Grason.
vested choir preceded the bridal
party. singing 20 Perfect Love-. a
reception followed the ceremony. after
4 which Mr.. and Mrs Grason left %
spend their honeymoon in the North.
They will make their home in Towson,
Md. on their return
Out-of-town guests were: Miss Janet
i Carter Berkeley. of stanton: Lieu
tenants Commander Powers Symington;
United States Navy. of Newport, r. r.:
/ Douglas Harrison Powers. of PhiIadel-
phia. Rev. and Mrs William Meade. OF
Philadelphia; Rev. Hugh Powers. and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Annesley Barks-
dale OF Richmond.
Invitations issued.
ut Rev. Robert Atkinson Gibson
Bishop OF Virginia, has Issued invita-
tons for the marriage of his daughter.
Frances Pcyton, TO the Rev. Edmund
Lee Woodward. N. D.. on the morning
of June 90, at 1890 o'clock, In the
Church of the Holy Trinity. Richmond
I After October l DR. and Mrs. Wood
ward viii be at home in the American
Church Mission. Aulting. China. They
Will sail for Europe shortly after the
wedding to spend the summer in Eng
land.
Organ Recital.
A very charming event in musical
circles this week viii be an organ
recital. given at the Grace Street Pres
byterian Church on Friday evening at
half Latter o'clock by Louis e. Welt
Eel He will be assisted by several
prominent singers of Richmond. in
Guiding Douglas Gordon. Miss Mar
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Miss Ida Traylor, of Petersburg,
who has been operated on at the
Johnston Willis Hospital here. is
slowly improving.
LcaO-Hfll.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.
Leao Brazilian vice-consul in this
city, who twenty years ago headed the
revolutionary delegation which in
formed Dom Pedro that he must either
aodicate the throne Sf Brazil or suf-
Ter death or Imprisonment, has lust
been very quietly married here.
The bride of DR.. Leao is Miss Esther
Hill. the beautiful daughter of Mrs.
David y. Hill, OF Petersburg. Va, and
TINS city, The wedding took place
Saturday afternoon in the chapel of
the West Farms Presbyterian Church.
Or. Leao has been vice-consul here
ever since his party in Brazil became
SO stropg that it could permanently
recognize the man who had so much
TO do in getting Dom Pedro out Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-07
Fire In Tobacco Plant.

Especial to The Tin1es-Dispatch.l
Danvtlle, Va. June 6.-W1lat came
near proving disastrous fire. was
narrowly avoided at the plant OF the
American Tobacco Company, on Craig
head STREET, shortly before o'clock.
when fire was discovered in one 81
the big machines on the third floor.
An alarm was turned in, and the
fire department responded, and after
some difficulty. succeeded in quench-
ing the flames. The manager OF the
plant was unable to tell how much
the damage would be, though it is
small.
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MEMORIAL SERVICE.
GordonsvilIc Baptists Pny Tribute to
Memory of Dead Minister.
Especial to The Times ispatch.1

Especial to The Tfmes-DispatcIL1
Gordonsville. Va, June "a memo
rial service. in memory of Rev. j. w.
McCown. d. D.. was held in the Cor
louisville Baptist Church Sunday MORN
Ing at II o'clock. Rev. l.. j. Haley.
n. D. of Richmond, a collegemate
and lifelong friend of DR.. McCown,
delivered the principal address Rev
j. 3. Cook. the present pastor of tho
church also paid a glowing tribute
to the deceased
DR. McCown died at the home Of
his daughter. Mrs. John Hart. in Rich
mond, on January 5 last. in the seven
buried in Maplewood Cemetery. this
place, the following day. He was
three times the pastor of the Gordons-
VILE Baptist Church. IN all serving
about twenty-five years.
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TWO CASES SUBMITTED.
Proceedings In Supreme Court of Ap-
ncnls Mt NNYfheYlllc.

penis nj WytheViIlc.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Wytheville. Va, June 6.-Proceed'
ings in the Supreme Court of Appeal:
to-day were as follows:
Nettic Cohen vs.. Big Stone Gar
Iron Company, argued by w. f. Scott
for appellant. and r. T. Irvine. foI
appellee, and submitted.
Chalmers VS.. Roanoke Industrial and
Agricultural Association, argued by
Roy B. Smith and G. A. Wingfield for
appellant. and r. C. Jackson for ap-
pellee. and submitted
The next cases to be called are as
follows.
Roanoke Railway and Electric Com
pany VS.. Starrett; Sands G. Oliver VS..
Quigg: the Casper Company vs.. Angle;
Bachrach VS.. Bachrach; Denniston VS..
Saul ct ais.
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the way.
II was about year ago that he met
Miss Hill through some literary So
ciety. for DR.. Garcia Leao is as in
terested in literature as he was in
revolution. few months ago The
visited her a her home in Petersburg
a little later the friendship was re-
newed. when Miss Hill's family took
up their winter residence at III West
Ninety-sixti1 Street, this city.
The engagement. however. was kept
profound secret No one knew any
thing about 1t until late last week.
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EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS.
& o. to Erect Commodious Freight
Depot MT Charlottesville.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
charlottesville, Va, June 6.-The
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany. which in 1907 bought several
lots lying on the north side of it's
track, between Second and Fourth
Streets, East, is razing the buildings
and will soon begin the erection of a
commedious freight depot. archi-
tecturally and in general arrangement
duplicating the freight depots in Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-07
BROKE DOWN
ENTIRELY
Mrs. Talbot Tells About Her Ser.
ious Experience and How
She Broke Down.

Lantz, w. Va.-"It would be hard to
tell, ;" writes Mrs. Tebe Talbot, of this
place, how much | suffered. / had been
troubled with wonanly ailments for some
time, and at last | broke down entirely.
] had pains all over and got so weak
could scarcely walk across the room.
Then | wrote you, and, thanks to taking
Cardui, | began to. improve right off.
Now do my homework and am feeling
WE'LL God bless you and your medicine.
A strong endorsement, isn't it?
Thousands Of women have written to
tell of the happy results they derived from
this well-known remedy,
You must believe that Cardui will help
you if it helped all these others.
Composed exclusively Of pure vegetable
materials, with gentle, strengthening
action on the system, Cardui is perfectly
harmless to young and old and can be
relied upon to have absolutely no bad
after-cffects.
1t is, therefore, natural medicine,
which you can feel confidence in A safe,
harmless vegetable remedy Of long known
merit.
Try it to-day.
Sold at all drug stores,
IN, B ~ Write 10 Ladies Advisory Dept.
Chattanooga Medicine CO.. Chattanooga
Tenn, for S Pecial Instructions and 64-page
book ."Home Treatment for Women
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Class Day Exercises.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.
Lynchburg, Va. June 6.-The fea-
lures of the finals at the Randolph
Macon Woman's College to-day Were
the floral procession and the planting
of the ivy by members of the senior
class Tonight, at the Rivermont
Casino, in the Rivermont Park. a short
distance from the college, the class
exercises weSe rendered.
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CHURCHES DESTROYED.
further Reports OF Damage by storm
In tile nriAtOI Section.

TSpecial to The Tlmes-Disratch.l
Bristol, Va, June Slater reports
from the storm-swept area reveal the
destruction OF the historic Presbyte-
rian ediflce, at Paperville, q brick
structure with history OF seventy
Ave years. 1t was the mother of the
First Presbyterian Church here. the
twenty-four charter members having
been transferred from the Paperville
Church
3munity, frame structure, was de-
niolished,
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Court In Session.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Danville. Va, June 6.-The regular
criminal term of the Corporation
Court. Judge A. NJ. Aiken presiding.
convened this morning at 10 o'clock.
and the docket was taken up. The
number of cases was continued. owing
to the fact that witnesses who would
have to be examined. had been ex-
posed to smallpox in the city prison.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-07
Behind in Planting Crop.

Especial TO The Tines-Dispatc h.l
Lynchburg, Va, June 6,-Tohacco
planters in this section are very badly
behind in the planting of the coming
crop, but the recent rains will great
ly facilitate them in the work of trans
planting. The belief now is that the
1910 crop will be a very small one. as
the acreage will not be as large as
last season.
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swanson VIII Act as Delegate.

TSpeclaI 20 The TlnneS-Dlspatch.J
Danville. Va, June 6.-Ex-Governor
Swanson will head the Pittsylvania
delegation to the Rocky Mount COM
vention. June IT, to be held for tho
purpose of nominating candidate
for Congress. Ex-Governor Swanson
has been consulted by his friends, and
hasSagreed to accept delegates posi-
ton and go with the delegation to
Rocky Mount.
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Local Tax for Schools Voted.
rcoaoior - IT. I. ~,,,,,o, D;.n, tnh =

Nashville, N. c., June 6.-Two dis
tricts in North W,itakers Township.
Nash county, voted local tax Saturday
for schools. In one district the vote
was unanimous, and only nine votes
were cast against the tax in other
districts. Seven districts in the coun-
ty have voted tax this year. and the
county commissioners levied the tax
to-day.
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Fatal Shooting Near wadesboro.

Robinson shot and instantly Killed
Stephen Leak last night, on George
7. Little's place, south of Wadesboro.
Robinson came to Wadesboro inrne-
diately after the shooting and sur
rendered this morning to Chief of
Police Luther. The coroner's jury
this afternoon held Robinson for trial
for murder.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-07
New station for Lynchburs.

TSpeCIdI TO The IIfneS- Dlspat ch, I
Lynchburg, Va, June Cit is learn
ed that the Southern Railway has
completed plans for the new passenger
station here, and work will be started
as soon as the excavations can be
completed. These have been under
way some weeks. The new station is
to be located on the new route in
the West End, and is to cost at least
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-07

Mrs James Garrett and daughters,
Mary and Elise. and Mrs. George
Miller. of this city, have been at
tending house party given by Mrs
II. w. Daffan, at Potomac Run.
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nond and at Newport News.


The land and building will cost $780,
600. The structure will be Of brick
and stone, 900 feet long by so feet
deep. and will cover two full blocks.
IL will be ready for occupancy by
early fail. The Office building will
contain eight rooms. Bids for the con-
tract for the erection of the new
structure will be taken tomorrow.
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Re.ldence pestroyed BIZ Fire.

ISpecIaI ne -IJIspdtCII.
residence of L. p. Chewing, in Spotsyl-
vania county. was destroyed by fire a
few nights ago the family barely ma k
ing their escape, and but little was
saved. There was small insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-07

Miss Jane rutherford. wso has
been spending a month in Philadel-
phia and Atlantic City, will return to
Richmond some time this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-07

Miss Ruth Censor. Of 4l2 North
First Street, left Sunday for Scots
vile, Mich, where she will spend the
summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-07

Mrs Berthe Wilkerson and son and
daughter, of Powhatan county. have
gone 10 Silver Springs, where they
will make their home for the present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-07

Miss Jean Randall Of Richmond
who has been guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Salvador Richards in Alexandra, is
now in Baltimore
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Mrs. II. Horton i,as returned to Roa-
noke. after a visit to Mrs. Evan Ches-
tcrman in this city.
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Miss Inez Rene Chatain. of this city,
is visiting Mrs. Walter j.. Adams. at
400 Olney Road, Norfolk.
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Mrs. Emma Howard Willis and lit
tie sons are spending June with Mrs
John Quarles at Forest Hill.
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Miss Jackson, who has been teach
ing school in Raleigh. n c., during
the past winter, was the guest of
her sister Miss Jane Jackson. at 215
East Franklin Street, for two weeks
before leaving for Manassas, Va
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chair of modern languages. w. o.
zinn. Clearbrook; Welty B. Fahmay,
Timberville, and Luther Roller, TN.
Crawford. were elected to the board
OF trustees.
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Miss Emily Thaw and Miss Shields
Of this city. are spending severa
weeks in New York.
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Miss Williams. of Arvonia, is in the
city for several days. and will go from
Richmond to North Carolina.
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Miss Belle Perkins, who has been
spending two weeks at Old Point, has
returned to Richmond. Mrs. w II.
Perkins will remain at the Chamber
lin some time longer.
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Miss Belle Lester. for many years
matron of Hollins Institute, and now
matron at the Catawba State Tubercu-
losis Sanatorium. is the guest of DR..
and Mrs. P. D. L!pscomb in this city.
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her country home near Keswick.
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Covers were laid for six and the
guests included Miss Nellie Talbot,
Miss Caroline Armistead, Miss Julia
Joynes, Nelson Robins, Roy Jones and
Harvey Taynes.
Mrs. Buttrick at Bridge Party.
Mrs. Horace White and Miss Bessie
Elder entertained at bridge yesterday
afternoon at the Knoll. Mrs. Whites
home in the Green Springs Valley, Md.
Their guests included Mrs George Dob
bin Penniman. Mrs. John Howard.
Mrs. John II. Wight, Mrs. Lucy Hayes
Buttrick, of Richmond; Mrs. John
Murray steele. Miss Mary Nicholas,
Mrs. Stewart S. Janney. Mrs. Robert
Mclean. Miss Mclean, of Scotland
and Mrs. C. Graham Archer.
Stay-at-HOmc Whist Club.
owing to the death of C. E. Doyle
the Stay-at- lone Whist Club did not
meet last evening. The club will meet
as usual next Monday evening at the
residence of Mrs, c. w. P. Brock, zoe
East Franklin Street.
Approaching Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Archer have an
nounced the engagement and APP
preaching marriage of their daughter
Elise Selden, to Walter l.. Allen, OF
Wisconsin. The wedding will be cele-
brated on Wednesday,, June 20, at the
home of the brides parents, 1903 Perry
Street, South Richmond
Important Meeting.
There will be a called meeting Of
the Colonial Danes this afternoon tc
cooperate with the A. P. Y. A. fol
the preservation of the John Marshal
house. All members are urged to at
tend The meeting will be held ii
the rooms of the Virginia Historical
Society.
TO Meetson Wednesday,.
The attention of the Richmond
Chapter, United Daughters of the Con,
federacy, Is called to the last chapter
meeting until autumn, to be held ir
Lee Camp Hall tomorrow morning a
II O'Clock. Business of Importance /;
to be transacted. All visiting Daugh'
tiers are invited to be present,
Final. Musicale.
The final musicale of the Womans
Club, which was given last evening in
the auditorium of the John Marshall
High School, was very, brilliant affair
from every standpoint. The hall was
filed with members of the club and
their guests, and the entire program OF
which Mrs. =. A. Hoen was chairman
from beginning toEend was charming
affair, and one of the most delightful
events in musical circles OF Rich
mond for the past several months.
| In and Out of Town.
y Miss Grace Lyons Is tho guest o
lshersister, Mrs. Samuel Townsend, q
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her country home near Keswick.
Miss Inez Rene Chatain. of this city
is visiting Mrs. Walter j.. Adams. al
400 Olney Road, Norfolk.
Mrs James Garrett and daughters
Mary and Elise, and Mrs. George
Miller. of this city, have been at
tending house party given by Mrs
II. w. Dahan, al Potomac Run.
Miss Ruth Censor. Of 4l2 North
First Street, left Sunday for SCOTS.
vile, Mich, where she Will spend tbs
summer.
Miss Jane rutherford, wso has
been spending month in Philadel
phia and Atlantic City, will return to
Richmond some time this week.
Mrs. II. Horton iyas returned to Roa-
noke. after visit to Mrs. Evan Ches-
terman in this city.
Miss Jean Randall, of Richmond
who has been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Salvador Richards in Alexandra, is
now in Baltimore.
Mrs. Berthe Wilkerson and son and
daughter, of Powhatan county. have
gone 10 Silver Springs, where they
will make their home for the present
Mrs. Emma Howard Willis and lit
tie sons are spending June with Mrs.
John ouarles at Forest HILL
Miss Emily Thaw and Miss Shields,
OF this city. are spending several
weeks in New York
Miss Jackson, who has been teach
ing school in Raleigh. n c., during
the past winter, was the guest of
her sister, Miss Jane Jackson. at 215
East Franklin Street, for two weeks
before leaving for Manassas, Va
Miss Williams. of Arvonia, is in the
city for several days. and will go from
Richmond to North Carolina.
Miss Belle Perkins, who has been
spending two weeks at Old Point, has
returned to Richmond. Mrs. w. Fl.
Perkins will remain at the Chamber
lin some time longer.
Miss Belle Lester. for many wears
matron of Hollins Institute, and now
matron at the Catawba State Tubercu
losis Sanatorium, is the guest of DR..
and Mrs P. D. Lipscomb, in this city.
Miss Ida Traylor, of Petersburg.
VINO has been operated on at the
Johnston Willis Hospital here. is
slowly improving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04

dallied with the festive highball
Far be Il from me TO speak as
one with authority" DR. Matthews
rs reported to have said, but |
think | can safely say that a man
rs intoxicated when he breezes
through a pair OF swinging doors.
and after a spell confides to the pre-
scriptlou clerk behind the mahog-
any that a lot OF big firms are over.
looking a wise guy when they pass
him NJ
when q homemade quartette
gets over In the corner and emits
a bunch of discord. after which they
slap each other on the back and
say, Let's sing sweet Alkaline"
again. it's a rock.ribbed cinch that
there Is some jag thereabouts." saws
Patrolman John Donlan.
when the fellow who rarely
speaks TO you ON the street comes
along and falls on your neck like
a long lost brother, YOU are iusu.
fled II You tack TO windward and
look for alcoholic fumes" SAYS Pa.
trolman Bradford,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
DO YOU KNOW?

That Or. Altar ). smith ~ the
Univeraiiy ~ Washington wrote a
book in whieh the supreme court
Of The Umlted States came Ia for
q share 81 erigteiswf
That Billy All. clerk tn Judge
Gays court. used 20 BE- n hRrberf
That Or. Don Palmer Is The holder
Of all kinda of athletic records
which he won At the University ~
Washington and other places. and
that b. ~ stu a good football. track
and field mani
That Loren orinstesd, Jack Stat.
terry aud bill Evans used 20 be grad.
aate managers of athletics NJ the
Univrraity u Washington. and they
are All practiciuH Law nowG
That Judge Ronald, unlike the
other members Of the superior
court bench. likes TO get up out
Of the judicial scat aud walk up
and down the judicial platform
while hearing caaea9
That today was pay day 1T the
cour, houre7
That VIII n. Parry. the real GO
tate man. used 20 be city comp
troilcr1
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ration. which was passed without a
dissenting vote. Increased the scope
OF the investigating committee 80
that Il may now pursue graft wher
ever Il finds the trail It's efforts
are NO longer confined 70 any par
ticuiar department Immunity viii
be- granted 20 all city officials aud
employees who testify and their
positions viii be protected
The two ordinances which were
introduced are being considered hy
the council IN special session this
afternoon. for the reason that an
ordinance may not be passed a, the
meeting IN which Il was introduced
One ordinance gives the committee
power 20 summon witnesses and 60
fine any one who refuses 20 attend
500 OF send him 10 jail for 80 daya
The second ordinance appro
PIRATES funds for carrying on the
work Of the committee No sum
was mentioned lamt night. but II IL
Understood that $4,000 wlli be ask.
cd Of the finance committee This
ordinance viii probably come up
for passage next Monday niKht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
WHEN MAN DRUNK DEFINITION FROM BENCH PULPIT AND POLICE

panther at 3 G.. X, then that man is
drunk
judge Gordon. while dlsc'alming
absolute personal knowledge main.
tains thai "a man IS drunk when he
socs pink elephants and green
ophidlaus passing I'm endless array
When Ebert Hubbard. who Is
coming out here as an Orpheum at
traction in few weeks. was In Sc
attic the Last time, he said a Roy.
rroftic jag was evident when one
took little journeys into the night
with the solo intention Of staying
policemen
Here's Barbee's Test
"When a man approaches n mail
box with elaborate polltencss and
insists on ringing In fire ALARM
a may be said with reasonable GER
taiuty that said man Is picked"
says city Detective Barbeo
"And II he pounds on the bar and
boasts that the fellows who are
knocking him now will be working
for him before the years out, he's
spifflicated, says Charley Hannlng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
FIRST CONCERT is
BIG SUCCESS

The first concert Of the season
Of the Ladies'. Musical Club vas
given yesterday az Plymouth
church.
Albany Richie. the young violin.
ist. a recent arrival IN Seattle. and
Nine. Jessie Nash.stoyer. the ora.
torio soprano sol0iat praised by
Theodore Roosevelt on certain
occasion. delighted an audience
which filled the auditorium Miss
Ciigf. n Seattle girl who has been
studying In the East for the past
SIX years. played the great organ
with much ability.
The next concert will be given
at the Moore theatre on October
~. when Antonio Scott and Ber.
nice de Pasquali viii be- heard