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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09
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AGAINST DIVORCE BILL
Minister. Meet This Afternoon 10 Urge
It's Decent by LeEIslnturc.

Minister. Meet TIL. Afternoon 10 Urge
It's Defeat by Legislature.
Rectors OF the various Episcopal
churches in tho city met yesterday af-
ternoon at gao o'clock and adopted
resolutions opposing tho proposed
amendment to tho divorce bill now
pending before tho General Assembly
The followi1g committee was APP
pointed to appear before the Judiciary
Committee or the Legislature tonight
TO protest against the bill: Right Rev
r. A Gibson. Rev. John Moncure. D.
D.. Rev. IIandon r. Mason. Rev. Thomas
Semmes and Rev. William Meade Clark,
d. d.
The local clericus has received strong
protests In regard to the bill from
rectors In Alexandria. Fredericksburg.
Petersburg and Charlottesville. Practi-
cally every Episcopal minister in the
city will Join with those of other de-
nominations in meeting to be held
this afternoon at 5 o'clock in the hall
of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton to adopt resolutions petitioning
members OF the Legislature to leave
the law as it stands
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09
COMES UP ON APPEAL
Court OF Appeal. WIN ucur Arsumcn,

Court OF Appeals VIII IIcmr Argument
on Norf"lIS ma Southern sale.
The United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals yesterday fixed February %
for hearing the appeal to Judge Wad-
dill's decree denying EEL and others
the right to intervene in the sale of
the Norfolk and Southern Railway
properties. Judge Waddill granted the
appeal Monday afternoon, and 1t is
understood that the decision OF the
appellate court will be handed down
before it's adjournment in March. Zell
and others claim a right to the prop
erty by virtue of an agreement with
The reorganization committee, which
made the purchase at a public shle in
Norfolk. The title or the case before
the Court of Appcais is as 1t was
originally ontercd-Trust Company OF
America VS.. the Receivers of tho Nor
folk and Southern Railway Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09
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FOUR MEN CONVICTED

Sic prosscr. Who Was Recently Pardoncd by
Former Gov. Swanson. Is convicted Again.
Four men wero tried in the Hastings
court yesterday. and all were convicted
Sic Pi&sser (colorcd). who had lately been
pardoncd by former Governor swanson. was
convicted of the charge OF housebrcaklns,
and sentenced TO one year on tho roads.
sidney w. Beck twhite), charged WIN
hou.ebreaking. was sentenced to ono year
In the penitcntiary
Napoleon Prunier twhito), charged with
grand larceny. was sentenced 10 a year in
tho state prison. and Charles Williams Cool
ored). convicted OF houseoreakins, drew nSe
years on tho public highway.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09
HENRY TATUM FOUND
som, Long Search Rewarded by Notice in
Tle Times. Dls patCl,

Sons Long Search Rewarded by Notice III
The Times-Dispatch.
AS the result or the article which appear-
cd in The Times Dispatch yesterday Henry
Ta,um, who was being searched Tor By nus
son Lee Tatum of Columbus, Ncb.. was To-
Gated yesterday in Washington. d. G.
Relatives of tho Tatum family, after Hce-
ing Tho Times Dispatch. conveyed tho In
formation to police headquarters ana me
nddress OF the missing father was furnish
cd to the department and VIII DO immcdi-
aicly forwarded to the boy,
Leo Tatum Is seventeen years old. HIS
father left homo after his mothers death
eight years ago, and had not been heard
from since. He addressed letter to the
postmaster. who turned tho communication
oyer 10 tho police authoritics.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09
case Argued Yesterday.

Tho United states Circuit Court of Appeals
yesterday heard argument in tho case OF
sthc Long Pole Lumber Company plaintiff
in error against Charles Gross defendant
In error: in error to tho United states Cir
cult Court for the western District OF Nir-
,inia nj I.ynchburg. p. Fl. c. Cabell. of
Richmond and V. l.. Sexton and ii. John
Roberts of Pocahontas. represented the
plaintiff In error. Thcfcasc for the defend
ant in error was argued by w. III. Wer'h. OF
Tazcwcl and Il. a. Routh. OF Lesanoh.
The argument was submitted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09
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GIVES ANNUAL DANCE
EMPLOYEES of Miller & Rhonds Elect
md Dine.

Employees of Miller & Rhonds Elcct
Officers and Dine.
Employees of Miller & Rhoads, known
as the Miller &; Rhoads Mutual Aid AS
ISOLATION, held their annual ball and
banquet in the store last night. the
occasion being most highly enjoyed by
every employe of the establishments
At the business meeting NJ. Is. Malone
was elected president in place of W.
H. Wills, retiring president. and other
officers were elected as fellows: Sec
rotary, w. T.. Miller. Treasurer, i. T..
Bates: Vice President. ADDISON Lewis
BOARD of Directors. A. II. LauGhon, =.
C. Boissoau, IT. b. Dickinson. o. a..
Wells Miss Teresa Carnoii and Miss
Cora Hinnan'.
After the business meeting a banquet
was spread on the lower IGOR, the olE
ham being decorated ~ flowers and
candle lights. The dance. on the up
per t;oor. followed. and all remained
for the tcrpsichorean pleasure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09
REGIMENT TRACK TEAM
TO ENTER INDOOR MEET

The First Regiment track team. under
tho management of Lieutenant A. e. Sous
ms manager of athletics of tho First RcSi-
inent. is practicng every night to take part
in the indoor track meet on Saturday
night The regiment has twelve men en-
tered in tho different events anu two relay
teams one of which will be in heavy
marching order, wearing the uniform and
equipment used on practice marches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09
.isi1EN GLAZEBROOK, JR.,
JUMPS INTO TIE FRAY

Since Larkin w. Cilnzebrook Jr., got into
the race yesterday as a candidate for the
Common Council from Henry Ward, politics
is picking up in those dlsgings, where Harry
Huber led the ticket a couple OF years ago.
Mr.. Glazebrook Is said to be a fearless
aghtcr: he is energetic and tirelcss, and his
friends say takes tircless man to sit
up in the Council chamber late o. nights
grinding out laws. The appearance of Mr..
GlazobrooS will make things lively in tho
ward, according to those friends who got
behind him and simply urged him TO run.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09
Brame Made Captain.

Among the first officers in tho Virginia
volunteers to be commissioned by Governor
Mann Is John "a Bramc, who received his
commission as captain yesterday. Mr.
Brame Is made captain OF Company u, Sec
ond Regiment, Infantry, stationed at Chase
City. The papers will reach him this morn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09

Washington. ID. c., February s'-ihe Al
len profit Mccall contest for the marshall
shin Of tho Western District Is bringing
many Republican politicians to- the. city
Among those here to-day were Robert tul,
wiler, postmaster at stanton, Colonei y
Brown Allcn's risht-hand man, and 5, 9,
PROFIT the candidate OF the Eltth QAWlel,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09
Bar A,,ocintion Meet, To.Nirh,

The annual meeting OF tho Bar Associa-
ton of the city of Richmond will be held
AZ the Commonwealth Club to- night at $3.50
o'clock. Officers for tile coming year will
be elected and other matters OF a business
nature Will be considered. Following the
formal session ], T. Coleman, of Lynch
burg, Will entertain the members with a
recital OF his experiences as a lawyer The
usual buffe, supper will be served.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09
MORE WORK FOR DR.. DAVIS

j. W. Trcdwny Falls Twelve Feet and
severely sprans Ills Back.
While working on building at seven
teenth and Main Street j. w. Tredway
(whitc) fell twelve feet yesterday and &c
verely spratnod his back. He was attended
by Dr. Davis. or tho city ambulance ANU
afterwards took a cab and went home
Eddie Williams. of go Beverly Street. an
employo OF tho Cardwcll Machine CompanE.
was severely burned by moulten iron 1allfn
on his chest. He was treated ~ Os. Da' %
and went home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09
building Permits.

BuildIpg pefml1s WoTD lsS"'Fr
follows; ,hroo.s,ory
brick dwelling on tho north side OF Mo ,,,.,
mcnt Ayenuo between Allen Avenue ann
Iumbardy street, 10 cost Sl2'o"
Richmond l'rederioksbnrE hhd ra,,, "
Railrond II s. Holland, lessee 10 erect
ons.story ooncrete office 1906 West Broed
Street TO cost Slb0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09
GOES HIGHER UP


porition in st. Louis.
Alien S. Miller, who was born In Rich
mond and whose carly education was in
tho private schools of this city, has Just
been elected president OF the Union Electric
Light and Power Company. of st. Louis. Mr..
Mt stevens institute, is considered ono of tho
worlds gractest gas experts. Two Rich
mond men stand now at the very top of
that rofesson. ono being Mr.. Miller. VINO
is in st. Louis, and the other Arthur Gia5-
COW whose head offices arc In London.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09
Asbury Lodged in Jail.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Tazewell. Va, February S.-Wil Asbury.
who fatally cut Malachai Caudll, Well
known citizen, at the home OF George AS
hurry on last Saturday night and escaped.
was captured in Smyth county to-day and
! safely lodged in jail here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09
lIumorors Lecture AT NIcGin Union.

A large and appreciative audience as
sembed last night in the auditorium 81 INC
McGill Catholic Union 10 hear an adaress
delivered by Jacob Kemper, of Utica. \. !.
The lecturer held the undivided attention
of his audience his humorous sallics being
especially enjoyed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09
Sllverwarc Stolen.

George B. Turner (coorcd) was arrested
yesterday by two detectives on suspicion OF
having stolen a lot of silyerwarc. The de-
toctves are now in search OF evidence to
complete their case
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09
or;co. nisrontinucd.

Especial 10 The TlWts-DIsT'HHEc M, -,
lowing named most offces have been ordnr :
ed discontinued. Mari SPRINGS, HAWK
Burgess, Bolt and Aariahce'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09
win Fine Liquor Dealers.

Judge Witt announced in tho Hastings
Court yesterday that unless liquor dealers
| at once they VIII be nncd $40 each day from
| now
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09
Chnmber directors to Meet

Tho regular monthly meeting OF tho board
OF directors of the Chamber of Commerce
will be held tomorrow afternoon at s
o'clock. Final action towards tho consoll-
dation of Richmond and Manchester will be
taken and other matters OF Importance
transacted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09

lWElINy TTNV IE61'0'7'- ----------, ,;fr.r-
Alderman Grundy asked the differ
encc in freight rates by water between
Baltimore and Richmond. MI. MOT
gan replied that the rates, as iar %
his company was concerned, VIZ ~
same hut that only boats drawing
fourteen feet or less were able to reach
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-27
aaaBsEsEaEaasn E@EeHsasn-Hsn.N-a@Nagg
They Want To Know


u Is ieuih in barley, first If acreage
wore prupoHioned
Capitalization considered oklahoma
leads All othea in he amuunt Of mon
ey deposited n ita banks.
oklahoma rntps more sadrllo por
es tban than any other tNo 6atc8E
without comment on kcutucky's fame
4 d The only st7tc OF Tho tiui0n
whore smallpox never leads TO pes
Iiloniia crisis
" has the most eaua5le climate.
save California, OF all he siatea
Il is fourth Ia the value o; its
ircam hsh producis
u is nrst iu purchasing lta harvest
1874 maclllnery away from home
Population csiiuated is people puf
chase more ueeelif from on8ide
lo iaie ihm 9l other elales m
ore Onion
PtglGtug sufficient food stulls 10
nppb Amy three atate8 Of ihr Union
aur neopin pusftao moro from out
ibr tr a9aie population c0nGiapred.
than lny o'her state
" snfpasHps auy 0the state lH
rlowih iion 1917 fo Aneifl fg0e
ii has moro Hiits of posehlo gnod
difl iuada lifW ans oller sale UDd
less improvement 90 saue than amy
, siHle weal pf ihe MisHqWN iyer
= hAs ihe ih'fd best na'prnl paft
" ,ie UA.'ed ota'es.
'.., D',.'''ll's ,, ..,,' n7'.sul' VIZ i'''
,9s",.f.,o,ne1 WA ,,, .''' !. i
. West on f4o Nte8enfi aud norm =, fbo
. obin rlene,
II sa..,aa +. M ,,a,.,r....,.. 4,
\ Portland cencnf
n s noxs io TeNaa IA saDbivlne liz
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Buyers Rciercace BOOK Sor the Free
Use Of Ger Manufacturers and
Merchants.


When tue manufacturers Of auy
line are wanted u does noe pay iG
apqnd time looblhg ,hroush papers
er uaking iDquifics
FhNmAs Register ol AFeIaau
manufacturers and First iianiia W
the standard indeN 70 thr American
Manuiucluriug Industries ior tha G4e
81 bHeers 8nd oihcrA clas8iNud 81
that lhe user Is onahled lo Instantly
find the nanles, aideegsrs and rit
iugs Of all ihc manufacturers OF or
source NJ supply ia any linc desired
l,G00 pages 100000 nainps, 45,0Op
Articles and kinds of articles
II Is complete No charge N made
for pnblishing names aud addresses
Il Is used by ,he Government az
Washington, by the American Con
sular service throughout the world
and by the leading manufacturers
ana merchants IN the unilod states
A COPY Of the fotnin annual edi
tfon (Augusi, l909) has heon placed
for the free nso Of our merchants
and manufacturers ia the office 81
Tho Guthrie NATIONAL Bank
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-27

Few people understood the enog
euS possibilities of O&ahonia From
an agrieulIn8i ana mHoral slandpmn,
tlle state has bu lwtr supefiorH and
ali Of lhose. bui 'fcyae. viii soon be
overcome rs Inc great progressive
slridcssof TIE neN iaie. OkiahOna ai-
lords moro opportunity fJf diversified
farming than any oihcr state IN the
FuI0n sa)ve TeNaG and area
considered il ggrpaae8 She Zone star
II all Of Oltlahomas acreage possible
Of being utilized were under cuIiiya
ilon # would present The following
Ter stailsteiaps
More Wheat lands than either Da'
lSuta.
Moe fruit lnaa than california
gurals illinois grnd pralflo in corn
lands.
HAS more timber ibsn Wisconsin
Michigan and Indiana cgmlnned
c8n cultivate a5 much rico liud ~
smtA Caroline
More gfaitic ihHa vermou Sew
liamp8hitc and Name combined
More nNlf0oHn lhau peunsylyauls
West Virginia and 0hio combined
More marble thgu Nevada Nce
Hampshire ata Ala8sanhWelle
rs second ln the production 81 cotton
foiu a monetary Hnipolnt
Moro iroa ihan any other state saw
pennsylfania; more copper Than an,
other state save Montana !,
Second hi ggpsUm
More lhan Europe produces in iii
product
Fourth h deyelorfa kaolin. Tie fI
est afeproef material known 70 gc
ence.
Second g oaile third IN none
plpdneis os-Rqme
scgee ihogsgnd aiafe ii.le Of I'm
nnaeiialA w'h fa aHd few q 4
mines mUp han oplA
More MasAepf ara Nf'eie zoe
tlian alltt re ~ tH' ~atae
Mere sleefs if ainf nae
aapaciig thpa ANY uthe slate say
Colorado
Is sixth 81 tse 2 e29 ek aot
soes
/, n eigth N H'gav r-iia f'-s
number % mites III basi lse year
\ firsi liuihber 81 Systems started
I 1909
1 0klahona Il frs IN production
4 ppann4s t@
4 s'eeand IL prodactien Of Canteloupe
I 1'hl-il ~ tie production 81 Watf
! melons aad seventh IN muskmelon pi
= dnrtion.
III is ffst n tonnage 81 Alfalfa ilii
II NANCY value pfc1ufPsl
A II ID htth III vegetables with u
l than tenth 9 The stRle.ifxlng to Ct
\ sir,ftn tlfn mdfHnp Ffedgeia
/ WIth an afYAa II ffileHh Ok
1 homa IL fruih II the nfoductlon Q
\ orchard pfpaAell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-27

1t Is now ready. rne new road la
just passed by the Legislature, boun
in pamphlet form. Price rs cents 10
single copies. Better prices given !
quantities This is an entirely nel
and complete law and repeals all othe
road laws heretofore existing an
should be in the hands of everyone
who is interested in good roads. Orde
now and familiarize yourself with th'
new law Sent to any address upo
receipt OF rs cents in money or stamps
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AaENrs MAMTEn

gsesf-ressN~se,s>e-~s
AGENTS $50 90 weekly, we manu-.
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country a wonderful seller, zoe To
500 per cen. profit, talking unuec
easary our Trust Schome' enyci.
opes ao the work general agents
make $50 TO $l00 weekly. buy at
wholesale from manufacturers; par
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cents satisfaction snManieed or ~
cents refundAd Kay state Mig Co.,
Broad Exchange Bids, Boston, Mass
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THE NEW GAME LAW
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nhnl nA.M ElRh and tGnfnA Iar vii


The aes Fish and Game law viii
be in eject after June 1lls. Every.
one Interested should have copy Of
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cents the single copy. Write fol
prices an quantities. Leader Printing
Company Guthrie. okla
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THE NEW GAME LAW
The new Fish ana Game iaW seIs
into erect June llth Everyone
Interested should have copy Of
TIE new law, We aell them ,or 25
cents tae aiagle copy. Write Tor
prices o. quantities. Leader Printing
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
WINE PAIL MADE TROUBLE.
Mrs. Janney Had Given Husband
Cooler 70 Colonel Ames.

Manila. March l7.-The military inquest
into the death II Lieutenant Clarence N.
Jauney developed the fact that silver
champagne cooler was the cause Of a final
and fatal quarrel which led the lieutenant
10 kin himself
The champagne cooler originally belonged
T. the suicide, ard. according 20 the testi-
mony taken. was given ~ Mrs Janney 10
Lieutenant Colonel Robert r Amos When
the lieutenant and his wife dined az the
home Of Ames last Saturday night Janney
saw and recognized the cooler. whereupon
De- uphraided his wife for having given II
T. Ames During the verbal exchange that
followed the lieutenant called Mr. Janney
liar and insisted that she apologize 10
him The wife apologized. and the dinner
was resumed. il being generally thought by
TIE other guests that the incident was
closed
A little later. however. Janney left the
house. and returned with a revolver. with
which according 10 the coroner and mill
tary board OF inquiry, he shot himself IN
the presence ~ those al the table. Ms
Jaurey testified that her husband and Lieu-
tenant Colonel Ames were Intimate friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18

beautiful are made OF satin with an under
side OF changeable silk. which shows faint
" through the right side. giving an in
describably iridescent scintillating sheen 20
the garment
others have taken over the tunic idea so
prevalent among the gowns Of the season
and are yelled in marquisette. ninon or
chiffon OF a darker shade.
A luxurious evening wrap Is worn by MIS-
Patrick Campbell IN the Russian play Elk
piatiOn" az the Fifth Avenue Theatre. and
makes quite a stir when she first appears
on the stage. IL Is OF black velvet weighted
with bands OF silver fox. and Is lined with
a shimmering golden satin
The latest sdvices from Paris state that
trimmings In Persian, Paisley or cachemire
designs and colorings are enjoying great
popularity and that one dressmaker has
gone so fa- as 20 fashion an entire res
taurant coat out Of an Indian shawl. One
corner is turned back 20 form collars and
revers. The opposite corner falls az the
centre back ana the two remaining cor
ners are turned back 70 make the cuffs on
the kimonO sleeves. The next step logical
~ would be 20 wear the shaw;s las they
grow" so TO speak, wrapping them about
the figure as in the early Victorian days.
and Il has been predicted that this will be
done AS a forerunne- the mantilla shawl
has been adopted universally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18

as Il Is 20 lingerie material. The sleeves
can be joined 20 deep cuffs or to narrow
ones. as liked. and consequently they can
be made either IN full or three-quarter
length. Mercerized batists Is the material
illustrated. ard the yoke is made OF Valen-
ciennes Insertion. while the handing O.
Of a heavier lace. The inclosed spaces are
embroidered. and tucks at the outer edges
Of the fronts provide becoming fIluess.
while leaving the centre portion free fOr
trimming. The tucked sleeves are pretty
for this. soft materials.
The quantity OF material required for the
medium size Is four yards q. three and a
quarter yards q or two and one-eighth
yards o. inches wide. with three and one
half yards o. lace insertion one-half inch
wide for the yoke and three yards % mar
row banding
The pattern. No. 6.6ii Is cut On sizes for
a g. 81 81. IS and - inch bust measure.
and will be mailed 60 any address on re-
ceipt Of 10 cents.
Please give number OF pattern and bust
measure distinctly. Address Pattern De-
partment. NeW-YOrk Tribune. If On
hurry for pattern send an extra 2-csut
stamp and We will mail II BY letter postage
On sealed envelope