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New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
IN NTRDOCKS PLACE.
Rear 1dmnaI Lcut@e Coming
to BrOOkIun on March ~.

Another change at the navy yard in
Brooklyn is slated to take place "n March
49, when Rear Admiral Eugene II. c.
Leutze (retired) will succeed Rear Admiral
Joseph b Murdock as commandant. the lat
ter going to TIE Atlantic fleet as division
commander.
Rear Admiral Leutze. VINO comes from
the Washington yard is a. native OF Stutt-
gart, Germany. and his father, Emanuel
Leutze, was a close friend OF President Lin
coin. and was the man who painted Wash
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
Boosted by Big Tim"

3 Hence the meeting tonight, more meet
Is later o. and house-to-bouse canvass
- between times. Shall q man who doesn't
.-ow ANYTHING bout his constituents, who
-cesn't even live in the district he repre-
.47,s. he reelected" asked Miss Mercy.
NE know Of nothing that he mas done
.o~ rs here He only got into office be-
.a5lse Big Tim Sullivan was his friend,
and We don't intend that he shall ever get
iH again.
nr. Mercy, who is the president OF the
Fast Side Equal Rights League. and leader
n the &c District as well. said that she and
-er sister didn't like this personal publicity.
rat that they would submit to il gladly for
the sake Of the cause" and do all they
rould while public sentiment was aroused to
get nd of poor representative
-s We have over five hundred lnen and
women in this district she said who are
eaeer for reform and who will bacl: us in
his fight. II Mr Oliver didn't know about
ifem before. he will now. Az the mass
meeting tonight my little sister will tell
TIC srorz Of her experience I MIL speak.
srd : think Miss MaUde Malone will be
mere too
Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw, chairman Of
Manhattan Borough. said At the offices of
re party, in the Metropolitan tower. that
re case vas an outrage and that if the
fscrs we're found TO be as reported the
PARTY would undoubtedly take action.
TIE Re-. Anna Shaw, president of the
-Na,icraI Woman Suffrage Association, said
hat Z NJ Oliver used the language at
'-rihlted 70 him the suffragists ought TO see
t7st Re vas not reelected.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
WILSON EADY TO EXPLAIN.
accused Com Clerk Makes Offer 30
District Attorney Whitman.

faan 3 Wilson. clerk OF the 1h Dis
H1nic'cs' Cogrt, whom Commissioner.
rce''nts Fosdick alleged in a report
mayor 'asn0r - be short in his sc
Lb' sent letter to District Attorney
h., Fnan YESTERDAY placing himself ~ Mr.
amman disposal for any explanation he
a. need IN the matter.
lesor "aynor sa:G that he would scnd =
:. @ 'he report 10 Mr. Whitman ~ soon
-. receives il from Nj Fosdick. Tn.
ir.,1 which nr. Wilson sent 10 the Dis.
: - A""rneg vas Is follows:
-. H,r 20. March :, 1910
s,,n.l- Carles :. Whitman, Dietric,
r..r.etpfney, New York CoIIut7- 'o'
~ sr..osIf ~ see N the columns Of fo-da,,e
scoo5n-y mat report concerning Inc
"asgi 90 N the 7th District Municipal
Eirl ,.@,1l @ "hlci 7 am clerk. has been tiied
Nsyor -. ns Commissioner Fosdick ti.odeb
-fif >, s'efenee = this nisii to place my
,ailJ , .oer d'sposal Al any time You
NY .. res,,;aee ne TOT any explanation that
HEMAN = WILSON.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
NEW TAX DEPUTIES NAMED.

The TaN Board appointed The following
deputy tax commissioners YESTERDAY To take
the places Of men who have been dismissed
since the first OF the year Daniel ". Done
gan. OF No. Henderson Place, Manhattan
Patrick J. Cron'n, Of NO. sos West 49th
street. Manhattan, Maurice MIcihay. of
No. SIS Jaeger avenue. Flushing. and Fred
rrcll W Tfaf. Of New Dorp. staten Island
The salary Of each is 10 He S1.s0o 4 year
The first named three we're promoted iron
clerkships IN the department. Mr.. Donegan
was al one time a clerk there but resigned
SOM. Nears ago - becon1e comrt cier1
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
MR. Foss CONGRESS CANDIDATE.

Boston. March 1o.-Eugene X. Foss. Of
this city. and a summer resident "f Cohas-
set. in the 18Th Congress District. to-day
accepted the Democratic nomination in that
district for the special election on March -
10 I'll the vacancy caused by the death OF
William G Lowering. Mr. Foss "cceptS for
only the unexpired term and viii not he
candidate It the fall election In n state
nent Mr.. -oss said that if the Republicans
had nominated Judge Robert o. Harris in
stead Of William Il. Buchanan he would
not have entered the fight.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
SENATE PASSES INDIAN BILL,
western Senators Attack Present Edu.
cational Policy

washington, March 10.-The Indian an
preparation bill, carrying about SO. 900 900
passed the Senate to-day
Senator Hepburn opposed the presen.
poilcy OF sending young Indians to schools
outside their reservations. Instead Of
"iaroie palaces at distance he would
nave system Of little red schoolhouses'
on the reservations
10 the cultivation of the college spirit
among indian students Mr. McCunber at
'riouted most Of the evils of the outside
SCHOOLS The Carlisle student may blow
very well on the brass horn" he said. hint
Ine nrass horn can't be used to blow the
boc1. toes 3o out or the ground when ne gets
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11

several officers of the line had it's origin
with staff officers.
They reach the ears of member. OF Con-
Gress.' he continued. The line officers are
on the frontier. and they not here -
plead their cause in boudoirs and rec.r-
ton rooms
The House rejected the amendment by
vote of Il to 1el. and returned the 5ili to
conference
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
SULzER ATTACKS STAFF MEN
Says Their Chief Business Is to Attend
Pink Teas and Dances

Washington. March 1o-'Arnny staff Of
hcers in Washington exert influence be-
cause they attend pink teas and dance
with the girls" declared Representative
Sulzer. of New York. in the House to-day.
In suggesting that opposition to the Senate
amendment TO the army appropriation bill
bestovins the rank OF major general on
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11

tlsu-. Hzr-h 4o-Rtsirg - 2 QUESTION
RI persona privilege IN ihe Assembly to-
d=~. aSsemaiy-rlan James OliH er, Of New
OK. indignantly repudiated a report
srgl1E him with havirg used insulting
erE-afe 70 : roung woman who asked
support Of tho woman suffrage hill.
II hsd done such an Irspeska bic
'Hing, ssid Mr.. Oliver, u s7ould have
teferFs1 cad no ooubt received from the
many r1e,i present injuries trat would
g ser ia 3" q hospital
/ " olive- y~ade the statement that two
! >Jrf or mora n'ea su5 women we're pre-
:'t during his TAX with the young woman.
iHN ASKED those nbo knew him 20 say if
i'as' thought ae would have said such 4
f'rS 70 woman Living for sixts-tv'c
ssrs or the East SIDE in New York. nc
NV most every woman and child IN
rs o-stricf. and although the young wo7n-
- II question had said she lived within
district he denied this The Assem-
.iEman declared his respect for woman
''oo snd SAID he would ~ the first 70
~ O - Assenflyman Who had said
I'm thing that ne was undt 10 occupy
sea- ~ Albany
". divers disclaimer was backed up by
''@7f'a n'yTnen McCUe. Nalker and Crar-
l@'o' pno were present at the time
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
BIG REPUBLICAN RALLY.

The first meeting Of the recently incor-
porated Republican League Of Clubs OF the
State of New York will he held at the
Yates Hotel. il Syracuse. to-day and to-
morrow. Many prominent Republicans, in
Guiding President Taft. have received in
,itations 20 the dinner tonight Among
the officers arc John \. Stewart. Of New
York President. Harry !. Haml!n, or
syracuse. secretary; Arthur Day. Of New
i hOrk tree ell~er.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
How Oliver Posed.

Mss Amy Wren, = lawyer and an active
s-Frsgette. Hho was with Miss Mercy,
I'D:
NJ Oliver rather amused me. but Ve
felt sorrr that any man should fry TO
impress an audience Of his fellows at the
fEpense of = delicate ana refined young
woman. whose embarrassment was evident
- all In common with the rest Of us,
Miss Mercy simply wanted to know il Mr..
! o'iver would not help 10 get the bill out
I = committee. He was sitting on lounge
! T6en Ve went up 10 him. He did not rise
ro- raise his hat. Assemblymen and others
alked Up until our group became quite
'zrse Mr. oliver seemed 10 appreciate
nat fact.
He talked ID 2 superior way. not so
much IT answer 10 vhat Miss Mercy had
ssEed him as for The benefit ~ so many
hsarers. re was quite transparent. He
= lke3 about women al Washtuhs, and in
lch way 7 don't imagine the women
-r his dist~ic. would ike. He asked II
&c o. Testament contained any refer
..e n votes FOR women, knowing, prob
.a'r -ca. Miss Mercy IS a Jewess. Finally.
- 2. - had aired his eloquence AT the
expense @ Miss Mercy, 20 his self-satis-
fs-;ion and for the deieCtaticn Of his col
! cages and tre others IN our party. he
~s5e Jhe Objectionable remarks 20 which
A. wercy and others took exception
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
CONTROLLER REINsTAres a MAN

on the advice of the Corporations Coun-
sol, Controller Prendergast reinststcd James
2. McInerney. of No. 224 keap street,
Brooklyn, as deputy auditor Of accounts. at
a salary Of $500 year, Yesterday. The
Controller removed Mr. Mc!re:ne. some
time ago to test the provision of tEe char
ter which gives him the right T. remove
deputr auditors of accounts. although the
grade is placed in the classified list by the
Civil Service Commission.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
"sIe TIM" AUcTloNEER TONIGHT

Senator big Tim" Sullivan will come
down from Albany to-daT to auction off the
boxes for the annual ball of the Larry
Muligan Association in its rooms, at No.
$50 Bowery. tonight. The ball is 10 be
held in Terrace Garden on the evening of
March 16
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
DINNER FOR OLD EMPLOYE.

Sarasohn & Sons. publishers of The
Jewish Daily News and THE Jewish Ga
zette." will give dinner for Enoch VOL
berg on Sunday evening, March %. Mr.
Woiberg who is now advertising manager
and supervisor of the subscription depart
ment of The Jewish Daily Gazette" cele
brates tire tventy-f1fth anniversary of his
connection with the newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11

ington Crossing the Delaware now in the
metropolitan Museum of Art. Rear Ad-
miral Lautzc was made a midshipman just
after the beginning of the Civil War. lie
was favorably mentioned for bravery on the
Severn, when she was rammed by .hc iron
clad Terror, and was in command of the
Alert when the treaty OF peace between
Nicaragua and Costa Rica was signed on
board that ship in 1898. He was command
or Of the Monterey when she was ordered 10
the relief of Dewey in Manila Bay.
Rear Admiral Lcutze's son, Paymaster T.
". Leutze, Is attached to tho new cost and
accounting department in the Brooklyn
yard. The rear admirals wifr and his
daughter. Miss Marion Ieutze. will II ie
expected, take a prominent part il the So
cial life of this station
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
FRENCH tmpRsssIoNrsrs ANGRY.

Paris. March lG-The Societt Hationale
des Reaux Arts and the Societe des Ar
,istes Fraucaisc have decided not 10 par
ticipate in the universal exposition 10 he
held in Porle ia 1917 because Of rhe adop-
ton 10y the managers of q regulation proju-
0icisi IA the irnpreSeionisr school
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
HOT AFTER OLIVER
UONEN IRE ROUSED.
H,r Tell Insult" Story to
District Meeting.

=. quality Of Mercy has been badly
-a.rs6 and .nstead Of dropping as the
-,-,,la d-x from heaven upon the place be-
- :. threatens 10 descend in hostile
-a-,e .,por, the devoted head OF Para
~. -,,,,,7---.' Oliver The storm will break
-.-ts evening ~ lst street and Second ave
,,,pere the women suffragists Of the
= .s.ernbl-- District viii hold an open air
.,,- for +he purpose Of showing UP
- aseen1bi-uisn They will throw the
-..l;pb. on him fall force and expose
- rncentIeinan:y behavior 10 their
-ose,,a-iye. Miss Henrietta Mercy.
-. Mercy travelled 81 the way to Al
-, wednesday for the purpose OF
-, -Fsay RrummeN o' the Bow
h,,- uhen che found him, after
- ~ txe hours, he didn't, she reports,
- e.. of his fine manners on her.
- allied her little girl" although.
.-e-e sire las Just turned twenty
u. also intimafed, Miss Mercy says.
-. didn't come frorn his district, be-
- ,r,s women there are too busy over
,...,.,,,s~ 10 bother about votes fo7
uonaen.
-, o.. said Miss Mercy 10 q Tribune re-
.-bo saw her at the office of her
s+s,s- DR.. Anna Mercy, No. 122 West
t-o,,r,o, street is s much as to say that
sbo,,gd he home washing clothes. too"
Then he Informed her that he had voted
so- woman suffrage before she vas born,
-3-,t that he wouldn't do il again " size
rrovoked him. Finally. he suggested that
,ha try her personal charms on the young
men rather than argue with the old ones.
IN this connection there is said TO RaNe
aeen some talk about the methods OF the
vo-len Of the street" but neither Miss
Tarcy nor Miss Amy Wren, lawyer. and
80 recording secretary Of the Woman
r.ffrsge party in Brooklyn. who was
witness and corroborates all Miss Mercy's
slarements, can remember exactly what II
pss At ali events. il was construed as
"sn insult 10 vomanhood," which has 10
D.. o,-e7ceC
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23

remedy. But in addition TO it's Isra
tive value Il contains ingredients that
nave a tonic action in strengthening
and irlztgoratinE the muscles Of the
stomach and bowels. THAT is what the
majority need-a tonic laxative But
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Il ttiy ce7rs or cue dollar z bottle.
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ont SiEeE Il 70 his children. for owing
70 lis niktnsEs and Agreeable taste
there * 40 bsttsr Laxative for children.
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found IL q zoo6 :asrfiv rsmsdy
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23
The Stomach and How
To Cure It's Ills. Free

More thought Is bein- g!Yep 20 .ha
stomach ,o-day than 10 any ot;,s-
organ. Dieting and fundred otEer
thinEs are suggested. hut tie FAC, re-
,Gaip ms that re have 70 es.. zn5 that in
the main We are eating The SANE 4opt
fo-dey That has been eaten for ;lg5r-
ntscs OF years. The coint then. IS ia
Snd ETsy Of feraesysng ~ e1if 5gaen
There e2gsa tire ID ne lfses Of
eli OF Is Es.a q ,.zzsire Is aecesg.7,..
only Ei:s sS;Ie THIS Requirement c.
ours mora frsqntnsts. .hsn 7itb 9tIe-x
But v'hsthsr IRE occasion is fre19sut
o. rare. II IL lrlporzzat that ron -zsa
s'r1r'Az. natural rs-1s6y TIE farther
F9u get 4Ezv from The rna4-ys.z,ss
h1!sr Or p.ii sr5 the ezftv orrzz-f+-a
Tzzs-r t1s betrA.- Tan sSant -o-rs.
.aEnE ttEzt cenbinaE The -.sr:1ar ~ a
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gre - IL sGecf 80 vet 5lezsz-- n
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fer aeatiy rEzrtzr ~ re-.4s--y
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23
SENATOR THOMAS
Makes Statement
Reason for Change in Resolution
by Anti-Saloon
League.
NO FRICTION IN CONVENTION
Action to Be Taken Unless
Developments Make 1t
lnadvisable.

fSrscial 30 The Times Dispatch.
fsynchhnrs Va, January 20 For
ruer Senator 4 F. Thomas, of this city.
,rhc was the su;hcr OF tho resolution
Ssopted ST Tho recent meeting OF tho
Anti. saloon League OF Virginia In
Richmond today Esve ont :. state
fnent ~ which he makes plain wha,
he believes TO have been the feeling
that pervaded the delegates during the
convention, and as 10 changes that
wero nado in ths original resolution
and the conditions that prompted such
chenses.
S.nHuor Thomas SAYS
I'm tse interest Of fairness, 1 may
stHts that The COMMITTEES on resolu-
siuns % the Anti-Sa1oon League werc
in favor ~ the idea intended TO &c
eanvsy.7 i1t The original resolution
which / offered, expressing the senses
ri The convention that action sl7cnla
~ dAszsn dutins the present year, In
4he ,vsnt that The General Assembly,
psssed an enabling act
Upon tne Suggestion 81 q member
~ the COMMITTEES that lbs resolution
N its original form might uuduly re-
st1irt The executive committee n case
.lnfo-sseen circumstances should arise
that would materially alter TIC pres
mi position, made tic change NY
self. adding unless some new de-
vslopnent should render II inadyisa-
he which was not Intended TO les
sen the Obligation of tire committee
10 proceed along The lines laid down
RI abe resolution except new develop
,asnts should render 1t inadvisable
There YES no purpose 10 lay down
hard srs fsst lines to compel the com
--,f-.a. n IA -r-eaSnnsh9s rtiTq.-s
This COMMITTEES is composed Of swen-
Eiris, Who are worthy OF the highest
trust za6 Tho win discharge honor
shls obligations without being bound
hard ard foot
IN 5nEtics 10 p-. James Cannon.
ir.. desire TO say that so far as
tnov. he made no objection To the
passage Of the resolution in its orig
,nal form. and may say further that
I have the best OF reasons for be-
lisviug re favored iss passage with
on amendment
50 far as my knowledge goes. there
vas no friction N the convention. The
delegates freely discussed the propo-
FiEon before the bodv, and hope
that II vill usver come To a point
whore the i-Saloon League will be
composed Of men so snbssrvisnt that
they Eill not feel free TO express their
opinions upon any subject tha. may
be under consideration The yslscus
sions, so far as / heard them. were az
entirely friendly nature. and the
actions taken were with urarlfrlity
that Is rarely seen. The Arlti-saloop
forces in this state are more nearly
unit than ever before and viii pre-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23
LECTURE ON
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE
Dir. Anna Howard Shaw

Among the attractions Of next week
will be a lecture delivered in the audi.
forum OF the Jefferson Hotel at $50
O'Clock. on the evening of Tuesday.
January 25. by DR.. Anna Howard Shaw.
president OF the National Woman.s
Suffrage League in the United States.
The lecture will be given under the
auspices of the Equal Suffrage League
of Virginia and its subject will be
"yornan's Suffrage: It's Relation to the
Home and State DR.. Shaw Is one of
tho most eloquent and gifted speakers
on the American platform. and has
been heard with enthusiasm at inter-
national congresses of women In Ber-
lin, London and other foreign conn.
tries. Tho lecture will BIO free. and
all interested in the subject are cor
daily invited by the officers and mem
beers of the league to be present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23
BRAZIL GETS wARsH1P.
Drendnought Huilt In England Iyanded
Over to the Republic.

Especial Cable to The Times. Dlspatoh.1
london. January 22.--The largest
and most heavily armed battleship in
commission n Il the world the Minqs
Tyne by Messrs. Armstrong, Whit
worth & Co.. to the Brazilian navy, for
whom che has been built,
The MInaa Geraes Is a. battleship OF
the most up-to-date Dreadnought tyne
md displaces 1850 tons. Her speed is
~ Ia knots, and her main armament
consists Of twelve 12-inch guns, with
twenty-five AZ and eight smaller guns
over ali is 54s feet, and her beam 81
feet, Compared with the British Dread
nought Superb, also built at Elswick,
her displacement Ii nearly 1000 tons
greater. and she has two more 12-
inch guns arranged to flreg four more
guns 10 the broadslde. while her sec
onhsry armament Ia very much
greater. l'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23
g.
|Izl'!l'S SION
The Distinguishing Feature Of
Ozomulsion is its CURATIVE /,
QUALITY, Which All Other
enulsions Lack.
THE DANGER POINTS AND
HOW TO AVOID THEM.

During winter and early spring Pneu-
monia turks in the highways; Colds and
Coughs pounce upon you from open doors
OF windows, and Consumption camps on
the doorstep.
Only the thoughtful the cautious,
escape the many ills that winter brings in
its train and among them are those who
fortify themselves in time by taking OLO-
MULS1ON. the Twentieth Century Com
bination OF Pure Norwegian Cod Liver
OIL Glycerine and the Hypophosphites of
Lime and Scda--esch in itself a great
curative reniedy-eombined in one s'-
Perb scientific PREPARATION. Prescribed by
physicians everywhere in private and hos
pitai practice, for the human ills above
enumerated.
0zomulsion is known, recommended
and sold by worthy druggists everywhere
in io-oz. and S-oz. bottles
Always ask for ozoululsion BY name.
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE BY MAIL.
That all may experience for themselves
That this exclusive preparation will do.
soy. trial bottle will be sent by mail to
III who send their address. BY postcard
u letter, 10 the Ozomulsion Co, SIS
Pearl Street, New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23
TO Ask Eon oo,1MurATIoN.
Effort to Have Death Sentence of Nor
rison Changed 10 Life Imprisonmsnt.


Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Raleigh, n. c.. January GA deter
mined effort is being made to secure
8. Communication TO life imprisonment
for Walter Morrison the Robson
county negro who is scheduled for the
first victim of the North Carolina cleo
trio chair at the State prison, the
plea being made that there arc ex-
tenuating circumstances about his
case. and that the narrowing expert
ences he had had in having the day
of execution set and then postponed
five times, on account of continued de-
lay In installing the electric chair,
have been such as to merit at least
communication to life imprisonment. The
date now set for his electrocution is
March 4.
The last North Carolina hanging Is
also set for the same day, in Bladen
county. when Henry Spivey is to pay
the death penalty for the murder OF
his father-in-la He was the last
man sentenced to be hanged before tho
lelectrocution act went into effect.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23
The Harrogate
Going Fast

Home farms for intensive farming
In beautiful Harrowgate are going
fast. Among the most prominent peo-
pie. In and around Richmond. are pur-
chasing these farms of from five to
fifteen acres all the year for homes.
because of their natural advantages
and the fact that they are sold so
reasonably by Vaughan e Williams,
of Tenth and Bank Streets,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23
T--------'-.-------s'.--- ..----'------4----
WfkSLOW is POPULAR.
Consul General to Sweden Is Great Aid tn
A,,,n 4

fspsclnl Cable to The Time s. pispatch.1
stofkholm. January %. Americans who
come 70 Sweden, and who TO-, busineas rea-
Sons 'Is como ~ contact with their consul-gen-
~ General Window. who has been accred-
i,sn 20 SWEDEN for about = year. Ia always
fenny " havlae American business men, and
frye fl'nln valuable asalstaneo in their bus
eonsli, General and Mrs. winsow also On
{tGflhir inont lnyiahly. when Y tl,eyi arc abie
II. IN on ihrlr large pttvato means, ipdepens
dent W ths cpnsula nfic,aI nalarY. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23
/ solid front q the common
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Especial to The Times Dispaich.I
Raleigh. y. g. January 22.--Invits-
,ious are out for the marriage of Miss
josephine Lane Brown, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Brown. OF this
city to James Kemp poughton, We'd
nssdsy afternoon. February :, at
o'clock. in Edentcn Street Methodist
Church Mr.. Doughton is son Of
Hen. +. A poughton. OF Sparta. and
Is State bank examiner