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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-06
Fourth
Fourth Race-OnIe Dash-Purs,
$500.
$500.

Maxton. 119, cR. Murphy. won:
Parkina, 119. tDeem) second; Lois
cavanaugh, 11s, CJo~dan). third :
stromeland. 11e. Ccottrell). and
New Year II 119, CMeyers). also
ran. Time, 1854.
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tO&ONsos5e - ,7el=+'
-1yte 1,tistR ORTIZ
west fog.y 81 love
md fSys5s,t7 and death
Rex E3e17rsI 5; lex. Lphdon
have tlltze1! sll15's-
teyfes ana "a The Afus-
kan piastes rs hqye no Other ql1-
f1.ors, and N this stirring. grip
ping narrative Is shown tSIeebest
work Of NJ. BeachEs career
Boyd Emerson and his suPerhu-
man efforts to wf,l a fortune for
The p!o1la,l ne LoRedi Cherry
MaLoffe, the captivating, eHey-
eetfc young woman who combat
ed desperate man on fhe baftLe-
ground Of fhetr opn choosing :
1GiEdred Wayfa11d, the tu1pe1fous
beauty and society faportte,
wzose hand 11as sought By bitter
rfyaLs. 1a.lto did not stop at n1Ezr-
der: George BGft. the sturdy
fisher hero, whose Vofce 1vas
like fI1e roar of giant waves on a
lee shore; Ffn2erless'' Fraser,
whose quaint hunzor alone pre-
Vented ht1a from goine to jail,
1Vhere he really belonged, and
wits Marsh, Egaprf1actpEed i'm
frfeuer and betrayer of men
and wome1l these are some of
the characters and elements that
-.I,-, SE,S-,z -,F,,,.., ,,,aa IF the 0pon1.
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50 81 tl 6 ~ IL ~
IN tae l
Ira, he's. hives ptcte lies. pFAe
III ae5t res1it Often 4Qo, gsripns 81
lli5Ies being
10 81 81 ana cool ne sliE, MATS ~
sapTliea ton ~ y ion 3.of.
Sintergreen With mol
ID. u. 81. Pre- cri ion. poctors5 ~ g
FIbe this -. nj al I3reeeFlp tIoIaS foE
ma. III s. s.oif Tor the plf79qe as
dollar 10 nut ss slr.E.ss 8
cent? enough D. ID. D. 20 keep your;
SKIN fresh and clean from summer
* there = any Itch. this winter
green lotion tsill take L away Instant.
~. the very second It Is applied to the.
ala1n We assure you OF this Tor We.
have seen the result with p. p. p. 1
s:IyeIls & HaiSsmaIser, St6 Main st
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Ea..sr NogIels 20 oanDIIoRs.

N, e1e ISIstflet Court OF the United
states. Sor the Northern District ieE
west Virginia.
In Re Sander Foremslsy, Bankrupt
IN BANKRUPTCY
To the Creditors OF Sander Foremsky,
OF CIarkshurg, in the County of
Harrison and District aforesaid. a
Bankrupt:
Notice u hereby given that on the
5tEl day Of September. A. D., 1910. the
said Sander ForemskY was duly adj
judicated bankrupt; and the first
meeting of the creditors Will be held
at the law ONCE of w. Frank stout,
CIar!ssi1urS. West Virginia, on the 23rd
day OF September. A. D.. 1910, at 10
,o'c:ock in the forenoon, at whichA time
said creditors may attend. prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupt. aud transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
Dated September 9Th, 1910.
w. FRANK STOUT.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
CORNELIUS c. DAVIS. Esq.
Attorney for Bankrupt.
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RACING
AT FAIRN0NT
First Days Program of the
Fall Fair There is a
Fine One.

The Fairmont races yesterday al
ternoon resulted as follows:
First Race, 2:15 hest , in
go
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Z. AaEs.a. 8 g ] ).

''Ain't you got no dry cIothesf our
stun Is soaked"
Again the Indian translated some
words from the girl
+No. You hurry ana no stop here
We go quick over yonder. No can stop
at ALL"
He hurried back to his mistress,
cried once to the pack Of gray dogs.
4oonahE' aud they were on as Il In
chase,
+ as they dashed past both white men
had one deeting glimpse OF woman's
it was gone.
"Dtd you see2'' Fraser calculated
wolnan!"
Nonsense! She must be breed. :"
said Emerson.
"Breeds don't have yellow hairl" de
claFed the other.
swiftly they bent in the free dogs
and iashed the team to run They
feit the chin of death In their bones.
ana instead Of riding theS ran with the
sled till their blood beat painfully.
Their outer coverings were like shells.
their underclothes were soaked. and.
although their going was dimcult and
clumsy, they dared not stop. for this
is the EXTREMIST peril OF the north.
They swung over the river bank and
into the midst of great rambling frame
buildings. Their TRAN led them to a
high banked cabin. Another mile
would have meant disaster.
..Rout out the owner and tell him
we're wet" said Emerson III free
the dogs"
Before he could reach the cabin the
a
strange. dazed look on his face He
was followed by a large man Of sullen
countenance.
.Itsno use," Fraser said. I'VE cant
go In"
whats wrong? Somebody sick"
81 don't know what's the matter.
This man just says nix, that's all.
The fellow growled, ''Yaas; Ay got
no ROOM"
:'But you don't understand. said
Emerson. Were wet We broke
through the ice. Never rnina tne
room. Wen get along somehow
You can't come IN has. You ma
anOder house tree mile furder-
The traveller pushed forward. lnNol-
UNFAIRLY the Waterman are" Duck
Whereupon the unwelcome visitor
crowded past, jostling his lnhosE'ltaole
host roughly. Emersou's quick action
gained him entrance. and Fraser 1ol-
lowed behind into the HVlnG Fooul'
where fat nosed squaw w1tnqFeN"
before them. The young man ADDRESS
ed her pereInptorily:
''PuRch up that fire and get us some
thing to eat, qpickF
Sour obedience followed.
Fraser had been watching the EEL
low and now remarked to MS coInpan-
ion:
''Say, what ais that ginney"
The assumption of good nature fell
away from. Boyd Emerson as he re-
piled:
II never knew anybody to refuse
shelter to freezing men before"
The Waterman reappeared.
''You can't stop hnrT' he said. "Ay
got orders. BY Yingo. Ay trow you
outPP
He stopped and gathered up the gar
ments nearest him. then stepped To-
ward the outer dooF' Dut pg Gt!uS..-n ne
coplp maze gooo ms threat .LI
whirlea IKE SAT, Jus usp ~ Sy ~
oarK WIN suuoen AuLS' ~, ~" 81, 49, ne
n9st Dy tn@ naPe =. ~ LII t,,1+ +6o
9erkea MN Duck 81 to o,.s - q, 90.
wet ciotneS n2ppea - ~, sne e ~ !,
ulFectlons' wnee"s t,.,,e,i,
,et tUttn -, TEL, t,ts rr,eD
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Thlrd Race-2:2s Trot for 3 Year

Olds-lBest in 3-Purse $500.
Onward Todd, b. h. by Todd
CTraynor) .......,....... 1
Major Chimes, b. &. by Nor
Chimes (Wiseman) ...... 2 3
Baron Camden, b. g. by Baron
Bell cHedrick) ........... A 2
ocetde, b. m. by. Ozone (Bur-
ney) ................. 3 4
Johnnie P. br, g. by Major Hig-
gInson CwiIeie) ... 5 >
Time-2:21. 1881 IA.
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CHAPTER I.

OOHB tran to KalVik leads down
from the northWard mountains
over the tundra which TANKS
the tide fats, then creeps out
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secand Race-2:24 Trot-Best 8 in
5-Purse $500.

Secand Race-2:24 Trot-Best 3 In
5-Purse $500.
John r.. b. g. by Ashland G.
Csmfth) 1 1
Lady Bell, b. m. by Charles
ton GIongnecker) 20 4
AdreaI, b. h. by, Advertiser
(Johnson) ............. 5 2
Lady in Black, b. m. by ondal
(Traynor) ............ 4 3
Axifero, 8. m. by Refero
CFleming) .............. 2
Rosalie Girl, s. m. by Hydro
gen (Wiseman) ......... 3 6 %
Mona Wilkes, b. M. by Baron
Wilkes (Friedmano ...... z z
Time-2:26 "a, 1898 IA, 2:24
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Firth Ract,-5-s Mile Dash-Pursc
500.

Amerique. 10. GMyers) won;
pokey. 119. CRamsay1. second;
Bustor b., tRS Murphy, third; Car
ter. 119. eMurphyl also ran. Lady
Arion, 119, CConleyl, left Time,
1904.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22

DR.. J. X. Thrower, the we'll
known occulist of Lake Charles
spent Monday here attending to
professional business. The Doctor
says he has a good practice here
and expects to make Welsh regular
~ once or twice a month.
Chas. Moore started Tuesday for
Texas, where he will spend a few
days combining business and pleas
ure.
A Nice line of Ladies and Gentle
mems purses up-to-date and cheap
at the Journal Book Store.
). B. Culver returned to Welsh
Wednesday morning after having
been absent in Missouri for the
past three weeks. He reports that
his daughter, Miss Emma, who
went north at the same time he
did, expects to remain there until
this fall.
L. ?. Manning. the real estate
man of Rice, was transacting busi-
ness it Welsh Wednesday.
Mrs. Tessie Morris from near
Vinton, arrived here Wednesday
for short visit with friends and
relatives
Clarence G. Eckhart, the Bal
loonist and tight rope PERFORMER
VINO gave an example of skill and
daring here yesterday afternoon will
exhibit in Weshl again Saturday
afternoon. Mr Eckhart is IN ex-
pert and daring aerial acrobat,
and has attracted a good deal of at
tentiOn wherever he has exhibit
ed. The performance Saturday AFTER
noon will be like that of yesterday,
that is, free to all spectators,
VIM. Fear closet Il deal yester-
day for the purchase of the Benoit
residence property, commonly
known as the cred house." which
has been occupied by E.G. Mande-
vile, for the past year.
E. H. Arlington, state agent for
the Home Insurance Co., was in
Welsh Tuesday for few hours,
visiting the local agent, W. P.
Russell, Jr.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22

Mrs. W. H. Sturdivant. and her
three children started Tuesday
evening for Mexia. Texas, where
they will spend Il couple of months
visiting at the home of Mrs. Sturd-
wants parents,
NJ l. Padgette and family re-
turned Tuesday evening from
Bunkie, La, where they have been
spending a couple of weeks visit
ing friends and relatives.
J. L. Roy, formerly in this city,
but now located in Lafayette, was
here on business Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Corrine Hardage went to
Jennings Tuesday evening tor a
short visit with friends.
"Bob" Cousins and Merit Davis
wentto Rayne,sTuesday, where they
will spend a few days visiting friends
and interesting the inhabitants of
that place in the art of portrait
painting. From Rayne they
expect to travel to the north.
L. G. Flower started for Port
Arthur, Texas Tuesday morning,
for few days business trip.
Isaac Fontenot was in Lake
Charles, Monday and Tuesday
morning, being called there to ap-
pear as a witness on a "scrapping"
case that was sent up from Welsh
sometime ago.
J. B. Fontenot was transacting
legal business in the parish seat
Monday and Tuesday
Mrs. Kate Huberner arrived here
from Huston. Texas, Tuesday after
noon. She and her family have been
in Houston since spring, but expect
to return to Welsh to live this fall.
City Clerk, Samuel Biackford
started for New Mexico, last Friday
where he expects to spend from
four to six weeks visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Blazer, and enjoying
the mountain atmosphere.
Judge VIM. P. Russell, Jr. was in
Lake Charles on legal business Mon
day.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22
hntertains in Honor Of
Her Cousin.

hntertains in Honor Of
Her Cousin.
eVeraf very pleasant so.
The past week was the
Y Mrs NJ. L. Prentice
home in honor of her
aN' of Lake Charles,
Ing d couple of weeks
part of the evening was
2 progressing anagrams
Iyde LaRue won first
most proficient, aud
SURVEY took the boobv
d the opposite extreme,
l cream and cake were
] altogether pleasant
Dyed by all.
were Misses Williams,
Arceneaux, VERNE and
'e andiirma Robinsons
Shirley Davidson,
Goodreau, May Dau.
: rs Boiling, LaRue,
'ennie Romero, Ben
re Arceneaux, John
Dautel, Merit Davis.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22
'l a. Tuesday n! Morning; Rice
, IA. All FIOOded-EarlY Cut.
WI, BE Begun AbOnt
August Firs!.

1g the few DAYS of dry wealth.
'urred the latter part of Lass
he first part of this, CANA
'"npour Tuesday morning.
an falling with but sligbs
Enough water fell at this
practically refill all fields
ne for another week the ne
sarting the irrigation pumps
injection several planters.
MY early rice, says thew
pumping for this season.
planters will turn off their
Eeek, and expect to begin
the first of August. This
be the least expensive sea.
Us irrigation goes, that
OF the rice belt has known
me- it being asserted BY
ltion to know that tbers
than % per cent of the
lei consumed so far this
re was last, and while
n the consumption of fuel
Il 1t is so tar advanced
: to say that, even With
'Vorable conditions dur.
.nder of the season the
be but slight as compared
Iars.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22
' ,ong b.. ice les, second to No..


ss' '"' Horses and Mules
Il. =. DaIrynOIe, veoerin.,t.
, a State Experiment st aliaa,
with resno.+ 'oftant ey.
~. s' snd VI r,., [o"S4 rice as a ~
Oh 4 ,Da 'p n'as - He says:
: " TUE Lice EXDeriment 6,
' ,I.,, ,,. La' this Departures
Ratioos for The t two rice Tor
little over were fed To noies 8
gradual increase in .bo
ut of the ration was due de,, rice
Il matter of caution decided
2 deIecttous effects - and to
he process of the test Il any,
'atioo was balanced 70
irements Of q mule w W meet
ely heavy work, per dau Or
4 OF and
cn.,,.., ,
be- I, oa'' I -, Rice,
). MoIasses. '' "eal'
IS. Lespodezs Hau
may
general health and coDdi,,o-
mules ,. were excellent thron ,aJa
est with the exception -,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22
tjp.to-pate Caution.

Mother Bird-"Run along and play
now. but be careful you don't get
run over by any Of those flying ma
chimes "-MetropoIitsn Magazine.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22
, GerSOn Celebrates
nth Birthday.

J GerSon, who reachs
n years last Tuesday,
party to a number OF
10 order to celebrate
r'y was duly arrang-
Ie folk to the num-
oied at Rose Mary'a
O'Clock, where they
OF childish fun and
On had arranged o
9 entertainments OF
! consisted of bury.
;, eScA one OF the
lie of sand in the
signal the hunt was
In a jolly frolic.
.snsS OF ice cream
"a aud enjoyed by
sen received many
eclatIoo from her
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22
Addition 10 shaekles.

One of the frat reforms wanted IN
this country is for husbands to tell
their wives what incomes they have.
Judge Willis.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22
Cause Of MRuatsdn Ranka,

Tt amt the tremenjus amount wv
money in a bank that busts It. It's
the money that amt there. Boston
Herald.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22

Lake Charles visitors Monday.
A common sense Key Ring carries
the keys outside saves the pocket,
and only costs dime. at the Journ
al Book Store.
Miss Flossie Nix, of Lake Charles,
who had been visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Mark Prentice, and Mrs. Geo,
CoSner for a couple of weeks, re
turned to her home Monday. She
was accompanied by Miss Shirley
Davidson, who will be her guest for
a week or ten days.
Rice Bran and Polish at
Jones Bros.
DR.. John H. Cooper, went to
Lake Charles Monday evening to
serve as witness on an alleged cut
ting scrape that occurred here some
time ago, wherein the Doctor was
asked by Judge Russell to pass ub.
on whether the the wound was a
knife or a barb wire cut
Fountain pen ink, writing fluid,
colored inks, glue, paste and muce-
lage at the Journal Book Store.
Rev. Brown, of the Baptist
Church preached in Vinton Sunday,
on account of which there was no
services at the Baptist
church here either morning or even
ing.
The incest little home in Welsh,
for sale cheap, if taken within the
next sixty days. Inquire of or ad-
dress Mrs. J. H. Bowen, Welsh, La.
Merit Davis, who has been en-
ployed with the Taught Lumber
Company, for lumber of months
past, resigned his position there, to
20 into effect the first of this week,
and has taken up a line of work
that will keep him on the road the
greater part Of his time. Chas.
Shane, who purchased Merits Mo-
has accepted bis position
with the lumber company.
5 or 6 doses 1866" will cure any
case of chilIs and fever.
An automobile party consisting
If DR.. A. C. Watkins, Rev. James
Ellis, and Mr.. Caffall came over
rom Jennings Monday to take
part in the dpliberation of the state
Meeting Of the Rice Planters Asso-
,iation.
Ten thousand postal cards to Sc
ect from at the Journal Book Store,
III out where you can see them
H. I. Longenbach, of Iowa at
ended the meeting of the Rice
Farmers held here Monday.
Fine line of Gents. Furnishing
Goods at Tabor's New Store, Rice,
"a. Call and see them and get
prices.
Fred West of Morse, was a dele
ate from his section of the state
O the meeting of the Rice Planters
association Monday.
WANTED:-A position as Steam
Engineer, by man ofmany years
experience. If you are in need of a
nan who can guarantee to deliver
he goods. High salary secondary
permanent position
, the first Importance.
Fl. A. Bywater,
Rice, La.
Messrs. J. Freeman and G. +. |
kimberly of Crowley. were among
be out of town visitors who attend
4 the meeting of the Rice Planters
ssociation held here Monday.
Mrs q Embert, a trained nurse
ten years practical experience
prepared to serve the public
erms $500 per day Address at
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22
Enthusiasm.

When there is nothing left for @
tan to be enthusiastic over he might
IL we'll be dead.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22


ed near Welsh, but now residing in
New Orleans, stopped off for a few
| hours visit in Welsh Monday, while
en- route toiAlexandria, wi ere he
goes to attend ten days encamp-
ment of the Seventh Day Adventists
A fine assortment of Box Station
cry just arrived at the Journal Book
Store.
Messrs. U. G. Smith and T. VIM
of Lake Arthur, were in attendance
at the Rice Planters meeting held
here Monday.
Record, copying, and Bi-chrome
type writer ribbon for sale cheap at
the Journal Book Store.
If you want a hand made har-
ness, either single or double, call on
J. R. Robicheaux and let him make
them for you. Harness repairing
quickly and thoroughly done. A
trial will convince you.
We want you to try a Gasoline
| Sad Iron. Come in and see the work,
at Morse Hardware,Co.
Registrar P. D. LeBlew was in
Welsh Friday registering voters.
About $50 of the voters of this sec.
tion awaited themselves of this op-
portunity to register.
Rice Bran and Polish at
Jones Bros.
City Clerk, Samuel Blackford, was
busitess visitor Friday, to Lake
Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Fontenot
went to Lake Charles Friday.
Try Bottle of Sore head Cure
| for Chicken, at Morse Hard ware, Co.
Mrs. Katie Vincent came over
from Lake Charles Friday for few
days visit with her mother, Mrs
Buckingham.
New line Of elegant linen writing
tablets just received at the Journal
Book Store,
Messrs. ALT and RalphsReeve were
Crowley visitors Saturday.
A. F. Day and Jim Cline were
business visitors to Lafayette,
Saturday.
No flies will bother your stock if
you use Flyo euro. Ask your
neighbors about it. For sale by
Morse Hardware Company.
Clairphe Corbello of Woodlawn,
was transacting business in Welsh
Friday.
/ am agent for the Model Steam
Laundry Of Crowley. Bring me
your work. All work guaranteed
satisfactory.
Elmer Goodreau,
At Model Grocery store. Aft
Chas. Skaggs started Saturday
night for Nolin, Kentucky, where
he will spend a couple of weeks Wis.,
iting at the his old home. Mrs.
Skaggs and the children are already
there having preceded him a
couple of weeks.
New Novels, large supply of
the latest just received, at The
Journal Book Store.
L. Sutphin, one of the Oldest resi-
dents of this section of the parish
was in Lake Charles Wednesday
attending to legal business.
Ar. Miller made a business trip
to the parish seat Wednesday.
Mesdames Charles Ryder and
Joe Shoemaker wereguests of friends
at Lakeside Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cox we're
Wednesday visitors to Lake Charles.
Sidney Langley, one Of the prom
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
Most Operations for
Disease Are Crimes
BY ELLA WHEELER WILCOX

An operation for appendicitis should
be called a criminal operation, and
should be prohibited by law" DR..
Charles E. Page. widely known Bos-
ton physician. says 81 have been fol-
lowing the records Of appendicitis ever
since the craze for appendectomy start
ed, and I confidently believe that the
day is coming when the people will
finally realize that the removal Of the
appendix is a.crimnal operation.
AS for the widely proclaimed ben
efits and saving of life by the opera
ton. it seems hardly necessary to cite
the long list of deaths that have fol-
lowed it.
"Only recently we have the striking
instances Of Clyde Fitch. the great
playwright, and Governor Johnson, OF
Minnesota.
THE surgeons removed Governor
Johnson's appendix year or so ago:
they operated on him second time,
and on the third he fell victim to mis-
taken modern theories. I have kept
track of such deaths for twenty years,
and. the list is appalling"
Copyright, 1910, by the New York
Evening Journal Publishing
Company.)
Dr.sRage is only one OF many emf
nent physicians who have come into
the light and who know that more than
half the operations performed by sur
geons to-day are lttle. short of being
criminal,
| Women arc the chief victims, and 1t
is time that women having become SO
wonderfully emanclpatcd from the ira
ditions OF the past ages regarding her.
should complete the emancipation by
II revolt against the tyranny OF the
knife.
On the great ocean or life thousands
Iof women are flouting like mere sh ellis,
from which the real, living woman has
been torn-hnlf- creatures. de-
4 priYed of their womanly attributes by
Operations In every thousand SO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
UcnrL-Bell.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Farmville. Va. February ia pref
ty home marriage was celebrated on
Wednesday. when Miss Matte Jean
nette Bell became the bride of Gabriel
Adolphus Beard. Of Atlanta. Ga. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. G. O.
Hamlet. after which a bridal break
fast was served. Mrs w. j. Palmer, Of
Milton. \. c., was matron of honor,
and Miss Adele Bell. a sister OF the
bride. was maid OF honor, while j. c.
Bell, acted as best man. The ushers
We're Robert and Leonard Bell. Morton
Rice, Whittle Chappell, Percy Hamlett
and George Bell. Misses Isabel PAL
mer and Louise Priddy preceded the
bridal party. unrolling spotlesslr
white pathway before them. Mr. and
Mrs Beard left for their home in At
Inpta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12

journed to 10 o'clock this morning.
The attorneys agreed to prepare their
Instructions in the rough last night,
and there is some possibility that the
case may be finished to-day. The
lawyers for the prosecution. Harry NJ
Smith. Murray Mcguire and Common
wealth's Attorney Folkes. will not put
on any more witnesses. but the attor-
neys for the defense. G. ". Meredith
and S. S. p. Patteson, may occupy sew
.cral more hours with their witnesses.