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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24

the scene of very beautiful cere-
mony, the occasion Icing the mar
rage of Miss Alma Mason Brent,
ia lighter OF DIR. A. NJ. trent, and Mr..
Milton Mercer Neal, OF Essex county.
The ceremony was performed by hev.
l.. c. Harrison. as prescribed ov the
Episcopal church.
Rev. c. A. Hall is holding revival
services at his church near Anti
Rapp. assisted by Rev. s. p DEFAULT.
OF Richmond county. Mr.. DeVault
has been kept busy this summer and
fall, this being the seventh meeting
he has helped in.
Mr. Samuel Newcomb, of. Giouces-
ter county, and Miss Mamie Douling.
daughter of MIR. and Mrs Joseph
Dohling, of Lillian. were married last
week NJ. and Mrs. Newcomb were
on steamer Neuse Thursday Ell route
to Gloucester county. where they Will
make their home.
In warrant trial before Justice L..
f. Flemmings Saturday last. Har-
rison Washington, Of Shutdown. was
fined and bound over to keep the
peace for six months for fighting and
assauiting Ernest Smith. OF same
place. Both are colored.
l.. f. ASH burn. Sr., WAS badly hurt
Saturday while handling a spiteful
COW. The rope became entangled in
one Of his limbs in such q manner
as to throw him to the ground and on
attempting TO rise he found that he
could not stand on his foot 1t was
at first feared that the limb was
broken. but the doctor pronounced 1t
slight injury OF the knee. but it has
SO tar prevented him from walking.
Mrs. l.. r. Rock. of Litwalton.
SIN lnd 81 w hao t..,r ~ hsAr
yard Wednesday and sprained her
ankle and otherwise suffered injury.
Little James Fl. Kelley. 3-year-old
son of Mr.. ana Mrs. John w. Kelley.
of Bluff Point, Northumberland coun-
ty. died of spinal meningitis Satur-
day. Little Arthur Conway is suf-
fering from ins.ntile paralysis. Both
children are grandchildren of James
Kelley.
Mrs. Katherine Hasketta died Sat-
urday morning at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. William Talbot at
Ocran. Mrs. Basketta was a native
of King and Queen C, anty. bat had
been living with her daughter for five
or six years. She was 81 years OF age
and death was due to the organs Of
life refusing to work longer good
Christian woman. she had been a
member of the Methodist church for
over sixty years. She is survived by
four other daughters-Mrs. Trice and
Mrs. Wilson. both Of King anu Queen,
and Misses Ada and Lucy Basketta,
OF Richmond. lnterment at White
Stone Methodist church Sunday after
noon. Rev. J. u. Hosier conducting
the funeral services
Schooner Columbia r. c.. belonging
to Warren j. Courtney. OF Mundy
Point WAS blown ashore On Sttnrerv
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24

Chops Piece Out of Son-in-Law $
ScalpHarrisonburg's
Items.

Especial to The Richmond Vtrginian.)
HARRISoNBURG. Oct. 24.-Rock-
ingham county has q colored Carrie
Nation with variations in the person
OF Fannie Miner. OF McGaheysvilie,
who became angry with her son-in-
law. Bob Nelson. and in her fury pick
ed up a Ratchet anu CUT slice out
OF Bob,s scalp. Furious FANNIE ana
poor battered Bob. with his head In
q sling, appeared before q magistrate
Saturday and told their stories. Fan
ME was sent on to the grand jury
The local Pythians gave banquet
last night in honor of the annual visit
OF inspection of H. NJ. Lewis. OF
stanton. grand chancellor of Staun-
ton.
Mrs. Melinda Fauyer, 20 years old,
was found lying dead in a creek near
her home al Harrisville. Shenandoah
county. Thursday morning In spite
OF the heav, rain of the night before
the body WAS not washed away. by
her side were small bucket and her
umbrella. One OF her hands was un-
der her head. The coroners jury
decided that she was stricken with
paralysis or heart failure while cross
ilk tAe tSot soS Tag AAH's& $500
had fallen in the creek. She war
on her way home from Tom Brook
She made her home with her only
son, william Fauyer.
Find Gold
Cold Is being mined near Morris
!. vile. Fauquier county. NJ. L. Gay,
expert mining engineer from Pitts
burg few days ago erected a crude
arrangement for washing out sand
and quartz on the farm af James
Strihling. Geld flakes as big az
grains of wheat are found. And the
lever IL spreading. At Little Eliot
mine OF NJ Emig.s place the yellow
/ metal pans out five dollars day
David Kemper nearby has dug three
holeS on his farm and Is being lib
orally rewarded.
The famous belled buzzard which
has been seen at dizzy heights al
various parts Of the valley for sew
erai years, came To earth Friday q
! mile south OF Bridgewater. Rocking
ham county. alighfing on a limb OF
tree In the front yard of Peter w
Rollers home. where the visitor wa.
closely inspected. The huxzard IL q
huge bird and the bell looks like a
small sleigh bell.
A double sorrow has befaIlen Mrs
Abner Davis. Her husband. Abnei
! Davis. ~ years old. died Wesnesda,
In Tippeeanoe city. Ohio. Her faith,
er. w. NJ. TAYLOR. 60 years old. died
the following day In the same city
both are native.E OF Rockingham
county and Mr., Davis WAS for sever
years a, resident Of Harrisonburg. Tht
body OF the father WAS buried Satur-
! day afternoon In Broadway, Rocking.
ham county. where he had been max.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
Barton Heights

Professor ]. II. Binford, OF the CO.
returned to his home. 7is North ave.
nue.. from trip to Halifax county,
where he went In interest OF the work
Of his association. Professor Rinford
reports that schoi improvements leagues
were organised at Catawba and North
Staunton while on his trip. He found
from visits to other points in the
county the educational outlook very
promising.
Kinia hospital Monday y doing - we'll
A. can b. expected considering the ae-
robustness Of the operation.
Mrs. Walter 3. Dunn was elected sec
rotary and treasurer OF the Daughters
Of the King Of Epiphany church ~ the
meeting held this week.
At the Bapttst church SUNDAY. hs-
EinninE q $40 A. ~. WIN be held the
tractive program has been arranged.
All arc cordially invited TO attend. AZ
r. N. the young peoples prayer meat :
ing will take place IN the church. ~
I large atsendsnce Il this meetins.
And AZ r. NJ. the pastor will preach.
This pupils Of the NTH grammar
grade under the dtrsctiOn Of Misc Re-
On Il the assembly hail Friday q.
ternoon 1t o'clock. The program
consisted OF : SONG. ANY little xtrl. \
BY crehton Farrar;; selecttons from
Briei: instfumentai asisctioh. ''CsnsoiA-
tion." by Miss Lois GAYLE selection nv
Miss Ora Austfu and ! vocal duet.
song ot ~ rcees.. ~ Masses Lucy sd
d &. &C., ss 4 Suyf pr sayss
ctosed With eho1cA selection OF aGAR-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
C0Nv|CTs ESCAPE
FROM R0A0 GANG
Make Good Their Bonst in Craven
County. North
Carolina.

Especial to The Richmond virEinian.l
NEWBERN. -. G.. october 24.--
Two members Of the Craven county
chain gang. John DIXON and Adolphus
Dolpnus colored. who were convicted
charged with highway robbery and
maze their escape at noon Saturday.
Superintendent Lane said the prisoners
made : uash for liberty while en- route
to Newborn TO be placed in jail to
stay over Sunday.
The prisoners were working on
Pembroke road. At ~ o'clock they
quit work and superintendent Lane
started in advance for Newbern with
squad Of eight men. In the rear
were twenty-ons prisoners under
guard OF Messrs. Banks and Bryan.
The two squads were about a mile
apart,
A. the rear squad reached d branch
near the old pest-honse. which Is
nearly three miles from Newborn these
two prisoners made their dash for
liberty, taking 10 the woods Guards
Banks and Bryan opened fire en- the
feeling men. The guards could not
leave the other nineteen prisoners 10
pursue. so the two 1eetHe men made
good their escap4
The other members ~ the gang
we're brought 10 NeMbern aad placed
IN Craven jail. Search win be made
for the two escaped criminals. They
are notorious characters and when
sent to the roads made bpAst that
they would not serve out their SEN
tenoe ~ they werE not guilty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
GOVERNOR WILL
DISCUSS ISSUES
North Carolina Pastor Tells Of
Convention--Colored Fair
Opens.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
RALEIGH n. c.. Oct, 24.---Great
interest attaches to the speech Of
Governor Kitchin fin the Wake eoun-
ty courthouse tonight when he Is to
discuss the issues in State and ma
tional politics. with probably some
treatment of the situation in Wake
county and Raleigh as it applies to
the two factions I'm the Democratic
party here.
DIR. L. Mex. Pitinger. rector of the
Church of the Good shepherd Just
back from the general convention OF
the Episcopal church at Cincinnati.
declared Sunday that the most sig
nificant feature OF sthe convention
was the appointment Of a committee
Of seven bishops. seven clergymen and
seven laymen To invite similar COM
mittees from the general organizations
OF all the other Christian denomina-
tons OF the world to join In ar
ranging for a great works convention
Of all Christian denomination with
a view To reaching some. agreement
for united effort In the chrlstianiza-
ton Of the world Dir, Pittinger be-
lieves that definite results will mean
a long step toward the unification of
the Chriatian forces of the world
will result from this conference,
Governor kitchin has granted a
communication Of sentence for J. G..
Burwell. ~ Cherokee county. serving
a six month"; sentence for distillfng
whiskey in violation of the State pro-
hibition law. The communication ia To
the payment of q fine Of $50. and Is
granted on account Of representations
to the governor that the man Is adj
yanced In years and in failing health.
North Carolina's negro State fair
opens here Tuesday morning The
outlook Ia declared by It's managers
to be very auspictous. The fair viii
continue until saturday Thursday
there u to be farmers' convention
at which there will be addresses by
Ashley Horne. OF Clayton: J. Y. JOY
ner. state superintendent of public
Instruction. and Colonel j. r. Pogue.
secretary OF the North Carolina State
Fair.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
LEAkE THINKS TEDDY'S
STAR Is SINKING FAST

1T looks AZ II the political death
knen Of Roosevelt II being sounded, :.
remarked MIR. Stuart G. Iseake, com
mercial agent Of the Richmond. Fred
ericksburg and Potomac, speaking Of
what he heard and saw on trip to
New York the past week.
II didn't meet q Roosevelt mau on
my trip" he continued. but came
upon good many othera who .hink
he wont last much longer, The bust
ness men Of New York are no. longer
supporting the Republican party In
that State because Oh their opposition
TO Roosevelt. and II wouldn't surprise
me II the Emnire State went Demo-
cratic At the coming eiection. II takes
money to operate election machinery
just AZ IN All other linea u business,
and that's what the Roosevelt faction
lacks To an alarming degree. am
told"
MIR. Leake came back to Richmond
With the impression that Judson Har-
mon. III Ohio, would be the next Dem-
ocratic nominee for President. and he
IL inclined to think that the Ohio man
viii be elected. S
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
sOD FOUNTAIN
FRACTURES Les
DIR. Cannon breaches in Roam.
oke Ministers and Laymen
Meet.

Especial 10 The Richmond virginian.)
ROANOKE. VA. October a4-TBy
the explosion OF a soda water genera
tor at Youngs pharmacy Friday af-
ternoon, .f3en Stone. the fountain boy,
had his right leg fractured. He was
transferrfn gas from a cast iron tube
into the mixer and it Is thought he al
lowed il to nov tSo fast. The ex-
plosion made a terrific noise and
shocked the entire neighborhood.
Or. James Cannon. OF Blackstone,
of the Anti-Saloon
League of Virginia. preached at
Green Memorial church Sunday
morning and II the First Presbyterian
church In the evening.
The Rev. w. =. Neighbours os Bris-
toll preached at Greene Memorial
church Sunday evening. pr .>eigh-
bors was Formerly past. II the
church.
Messrs. Turner & Turner, real estate
agents, have sold to MIR. James Can
non, who came here several months
ago from Nebraska. house and lot
ON Jefferson street belonging to X. h.
Higgins, for $4,000
The Ministers and T4aymens In
stitute or the Valley Baptist Associa-
ton met last week in Troutviile. Bote-
tourt county, beginning Wednesday
evening. The opening sermon was
preached by Dr.. Ciagett Skinner. OF
Roanoke, and devotional exercises
were conducted by the Rev. O. r.
Lloyd, OF vinton. The REV. Mr.. Saul
was moderator. Sermons we're preach
ed by Or. 6. r. Herndon, Of Salem:
DIR. George Braxton Taylor. OF Hollins:
the Rev. Hugh Smith, of Christians
burg: the Rev. S. c. Davis, of Roa-
noke: the Rev. ". f. Powell. Of Roa-
noke: the Rev. f. g. Jackson. OF
and the Rev. F. r. Robert
son. OF Salem. The institute will
meet next in Lithia on the first Sunday
in April
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
CONFERENCE POSTPONED
BECAUSE OF D|PHTHERA

tSoeclal 70 The Richmond yirginian.)
HEATIEvII-LE. VA, October 34.----
Dwin8 70 the prevalence OF an epi-
de1ic Of diphtheria In the iower end
1T Northumberland. the Ministers and
Laymen's meeting Of the Baptists OF
the Northern Neck. which was to have
been held ~ Fairport Haptist church
on October "a and -, has been post
poned indefinitely. Tho Northumber-
land county health board 10 using
every precautiOn to prevent the spread
OF the disease, which was brought to
Reedville by visitors to Maryland.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and
Mr.. George Nelson Reed. OF Reed
vile. Va. to the marriage Of their
daughter. Miss Agnes Rehecca. 10 DIR.
Henry Ward Randolph. Of Richmond.
". Tho ceremony Will take place 1T
Reedntllle Monday. October ~. at >
o'clock II. M,
The Heathsville fair win be held
November }. Sand I.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
ALEC WADlEIL WRITES THAT
HE HAS SEVEN SERVANTS

In letter 70 friends In Richmond.
Mr.. Alexander W.. WeddeA. formerly
OF this city. now consul to xansibar
a. representative OF the United States
government. WRITES that he has seven
servants In his consular quarters. and
that everything II moving very
smoothly with him.
Its rather lonesome over this way
at tiulea. he says, hut the people
are very nice and that helps matters
consldera bly,"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
lrvlngton

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
IRSINGTON. VA. October IL
Grace p. r. church. kilmarnock,
was the scene Of pretty wedding
Wednesday when Miss Lillian Eubank
Cralle became the bride OF Mr..
George w Sanders Miss Cralle is
the daughter Of J. b. craie. we'll
known In business circles. MIR. San
ders is a popular merchant of White
Stone.
On Tuesday Heathsville, Va. was
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
FOREST RANGER Must
BE ALL-RO UflD "A. b. MEN
Examinations Being Held Fouea Far Western States Tor
Government Seryce-Good HorKna,ship Required

Ii obtalning picked men for the rank
and ale VI its little army Of employees
who administer and promote the
proper MDe of It's nearly two hundred
mfflion acres OF national forests.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24

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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-24
THOMSON, Ga, Feb. II, 1910.
EDITOR

Of all the impudent attempts to impose
upon the people that Lon Livingston has ever
been guilty of, his latest statement to your
Washington correspondent is the most flip
PANTY INSCRIPTIONS
Because in the hasty running through Of
his perfdy, failed to note his quotation of
certain passage from Speaker Cannon's
speech, he coozzy acquits himself of the basest
betrayal Of has constituents, his State, his SEQ
TIN, has country Put into the words which
give true expression to it's meaning, Livings-
toms verdict of self-acquittal, might read as
follows
''It is an undeniable fact that, as President
of the Farmers Alliance, | went all over the
country denouncing Congress and the Repub-
lican party, on account of the class legislation
which pillages the unprotected common peo-
pie. 1t is true that helped to frame the
Ocaza PLATFORM aohich demanded that there
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-24
What Do You Think About Havjng q Dajv
JeffersO1ydy1 in Atlanta /?

should be no tariff taD on the accessories of
life a0hlch the poor must haze to hve. can't
deny that beat Stewart out of his place in
Congress- by accusing him of having failed
to secure any relief for the people-especiaz-
1y, none for the farmer. / must admit that I
pleaded, with tears In my voice and my eyes,
for chance to show the farmer what could
do for him, if [ we're put in Stewards place
It's fact that I preached against national
banks with all the hypocritical vigor that [
could assume I yelled for Government loans
on farm land. I shouted for the "Sub-treas-
ury plan, or something better" It can't be
disputed that ripped or snorted against the
maraudlng corporations; and I told the
farmer that if he'd give me a chance I'd
smash em.
ct is true, as charged by Watson, that my
Congressional record is twenty year wilder
ness of broken promises and servility to cor
poration influence It is true that I never
even made the effort to redeem single
pledge of the platform on which I was elect
ed. 1t IS true that I haze aided the Repu6-
lacams to ratn up tariff rates that rob the COM
mon people Of thrice as much as they lost
Wader the tariffs eDlsting a0hea I beat Stea0-
art for Congress!
II won't deny, as charged by Watson that
Il
j. P. Morgan railroad interests, and have
plundered the Treasury of millions, to give
extra pay to the Southern Railway system
for performing its mail contract, when the
contract gave it many times more than the
Express companies have to pay for the trans
portation of the same weights
II confess that Watson stated nothing but
the truth when he declared that [ delivered
to the Cannon Aldrich combine the votes
they had to have to fill up the gap which the
Western Insurgents had made in the enemy's
line, The Standard OIL group, through Pat
McC0rrero, Furnished a part Of the Cannon
auuiziaries: the j. P. Morgan group, through
me, L. F. Livimgstom, Furnished the others.
Together, Pat and [ turned the trick We
soved the dag for the Republican machine.
Cannon himself says so; and myself quoted
him as saying it-amd I didn't de1oy 1t, be-
cause couldn't.
cts fact, as Watson says and the CON-
gressionaZ Record shotOs, that I deserted TO
the enemy, fred upon moy oecm flag, and gaze
to the e1aenoy the indispensable aid TO gain
terrible triumph ouer the people aohomo I be-
hayed
'It is literal fact that had I been sol
dier and had acted thus, | would have richly
deserved to be court-martialed and shot.
II won't deny-because I can't-that mig
desertion to the Republicans enabled them to
put upon the country far qoorse tariff than
the one a0hich q0as already IN force. I will
not traverse the statement-because / dare
not-that my desertiOn to the Republicans
has increased the cost of Iving to every citi-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-24

GNNS7OME weeks ago, I was savagely as
EgA7& sailed and misrepresented, in one
Rs1Y of the Atlanta dailies, By DR..
GsgE0g Marion Hull, and Mr.. William T.
Ellis. [ sent reply by the next mail. My
manuscript aoas neither published nor re-
turned.
Last week, Congressman Livingston dealt
another blow at me, in one Of the Atlanta
dailies. By next mail, I sent reply. Today
Sunday the manuscript comes back, accom-
panied by the statement that must pay for
1t as an advertisement If I ooish 1T published.
What do you think of that kind of thing?
Isn't it about the same as holding man while
others beat HING
Below, you will find the article to which
publication was refused.
Journalism which bushes things up, allows
only one side to be seen, and only one party
to be heard, is not the kind to confer the
greatest benefits upon the patrons of the pa
pers.
[, for one, feel so keenly the humiliation of
being denied the right to defend myself aohero
assaized, that I HAVE 4 STRONG INCLI-
NATION TO ATTEMPT THE ESTAB-
LLSHMENT or 4 DAILY PAPER IN
ATLANTA-a paper that can't be silenced
by any interest,", whatsoever; and which will
allow both sides a fair hearing.
What do you think of it? To what extent
would YOU back me in such an enterprise?
THos r. Watson
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-15
ne. De nsO efter 5orIpOenOe 10.

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flugten.
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JON oct er til 5olfets geOite, Oa tan
ri faa Ell goo gfterilet paa De npe
alsuermarfer. aorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-15

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