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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
DREYFUS & co.
CHURCH Hill. NEWS

Church ank, o 7ssa

bride will Wear a handsome going
away gown Of blue cloth with hat
and gloves to match and will carry
a houque, of Brides roses. 1mmedi-
atciy after the ceremony MIR. and Mrs
McGifen Will leave for Northern
trip embracing Washington, Philadel-
phia and New York. Returning they
will he at home 10 their friends at SOC
North Thirty~third street.
Mrs Walter Eallon. of Baltimore.
and children are the guests Of the for
Davis. Of 27oe East Broad They are
here to attend the DavisCrumpton
nuptials. which take place Wednes-
day
MIR and Mrs. Claude Wingh.td Yea
man have returned to the city and
are at home to their friends II 25n4
East Marshall street. Mrs. Seaman
was formerly Miss Hattie Isabelle
Baden, daughter OF Mrs, Mar Glib
eon Biaden, of Washington, l.. c.
Miss Norma Cheatham. of East
Marshall street, is spending some time
in Philadelphia.
Mr. George kemper Roper. Of Gift
ton Forge who has been the guest OF
his mother. Mrs. George Roper, OF
East clay street. has returned home
At the mems Bible class of Leigh
Street Sunday morning Rev. J. j.
Wicker made n short address, after
which he and his wife sang a beausi-
full solo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
WORkING HARD TO
GET S|bERT IN
REORGANIZATION REPUBII-
CANS APPEAL To MIR. TAFT
TO Dust ElNkuOISEE.

RoaNokE.XA - December Ia
Many speeuls.ions are being INDUCED
in here rs to the report that hitch
has developed III the appointment 81
Mr. J.. q. Fuukhous5r as postmaster
pf Roanoke for a second term Of four
years An explanation of the hitch
is simple Mr. Funkhnusor was not
tho candidate ef the organization fte-
publicanS. Mr., A. l.. Sibert, q promf-
nent business man of Roanoke. was
their choice. When they learned that
Postmaster Hitchcock had named Mr.
FunShouser they got busy and are
making plans IS lay the matter before
the president.
Mr. Hitchcock has established a
rule thar where II peS;mss tnY makes
a good record aud - faithful and
efficient he saaH }e appointed snr
a second term. lie followed this ruiz
in selecting Air- hunkhuaser. Drgani-
nation Republicans yocoEulz" that Mr.
Fankheaser nov has practically ali
the chances an his side. bat they puv-
pose TO ppeai te Mr.. Taft With the
expectation that ii ne should necome
interested In behalf of MIR. Sftert. hc
may cause tbe nomination OF Mr..
rTunkhotlssr Ia he Withdrawn. That
Mr.. F'unkhoussr VIII get the Office
IL accepted here as a faregene CON
clusion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
REPUBLICANS ARE
NOT JUB|LANT
COMPLAIN BECAUSE TWO GOOD
DEMOCRATS ARE NAMED ON
SUPREME BENCH.

WASHINGTON. y. G.. Dee, Ia
Considerable dissatisfaction over the
Supr.m. Court nominations sent by
President Taft Monday was expressed
among Republican members oi the
House ON the Democratic side there
WAS much rejoicing over the naming
of Justice White as chief justice ard
the nomination OF Justice Lamar.
Willis none Of the Republicans would
openly voice their objections, there vas
much niurrnurins over the selection or
TWO Democrats The Ohio. Illinois and
Indiana delegations particularly show
ed their dispieasure Each Of these
States had candidates good Republic
cans" the congressman said. and they
Thought they should have Rad consid-
GRAFTON before Democrats.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
TEN YEARS FOR
WRECKING TRAIN
YOUTH ARRESTED by BALDWIN
CONVICTED IN OHICb--t,INE<
LONG TERM.

ROANOKE, VA. December IL
William Purtee. tried last week IN the
Adams county court, Ohio, for placing
IA cross tie on the track of the Nor
folk and Western at Mineral Spring,
O.. and attempting to wreck passen-
ger train No. So was found guilty and
given ten years in the retormatory.
In Ohio a prisoner can serve as long
sentence in the raformatory as in
the penitentiary In Virginia, when
q man becomes Of age, his term In
the reformlatorS endn.
Seine days after trying IL wreck the
Norfolk and Western train, Purtet
was captured by Baldwin detectives
Placed in the Adams county jail. he
managed 10 make his escape. seVeral
other fneitiVes The man fired at the
November ~ he was arrested hN the
sheriff of Adams county The sherifi
had O pistol battle with on" of the
other fugiiies. The man fired ut the
officer three times, iut none of thf
shots took effect. The sheriff returned
the fire. killing the man almost in
stantly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
THIS TO BE RIt: WEEK
IN TOBACCO MARKET

The present Indications are that
there win be heavy sales in the to-
hacco market this week. Monday
morning opened up fairly strong. CON
sldering the day Of the week, bu, most
Of the 10000 pounds that were Of
fered on the Richmond market were
freight packages from a distance.
The buyers were on hand In force
VIXEN the bidding opened up at Dav-
exports warehouse Monday morning
and the 10000 pounds of West Nir-
giria BurIey that was offered was
eagerly purchased. The break at this
warehouse was the largest OF the day,
the others estimating their sales from
1900 TO $4,000.
Tuesday morning vii, probably wit
nass a tremendous break. as the wag
on crop of all the nearby planters VIII
begin then.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13

TAR HEEL STATE
At TUP 0F LIST
NORTH CAROLINA LEADS AS 10
RACCO MANUFACTURING STATE.
WINSTON-SALEM HAPPEN

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
WINSTON SALEM n. c.. Dec. ID.
The annual report of the commission
e ROT internal revenue for 1903 shows
that North Carolina eclipsed the state
of Missouri in the amount OF tobacco
manufactured In 1909 by over 5.Oo0.-
600 pounds, thus placing North Caro-
lima at the head OF list of tobacco
manufacturing States.
The county commissioners passed an
order yesterday Whereby House Of
Correction for youthful criminals will
DO built at once and put INTO opera
ton as soon as possible.
The store and stock Of goods of J..
II. Motsinger, a Southside merchant,
was burned Sunday evening, entail
in ga loss Of $500, partially covered
by Insurance.. The origin IL unknown.
John Jones, colored. was shot in
both legs and one arm Sunday after
noon by Special Officer J. NJ. Rierson.
The wounded man will probably re-
cover. 1t Is said that Jones ran into
some white ladies at the station. and
the officer started to interfere. when
the negro put his hand to his hip
pocket in threatening manner and
the officer shot him.
George Brewer, a white man. was
shot Sunday afternoon by Dab Car
ter. The men. 1t Is alleged. fell out
over a gambling game. and Brewer
was shot In the abdomen by Carter
with = shotgun. Carter ran after the
shooting and has not been arrested.
The thirty-third anniversary Of DR..
FL A. Browns pastorate OF the First
Baptist church was fitting celebrated
on last Sunday. Very appropriate SER
vices were held In connection with the
event.
MIR. Owen Norveli has been chosen
as teller OF the new Merchants Ma
tional Bank, which will open for husi-
ness here the frst Of the year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
HELD MR.. BEtVtN'S ARM
AND TOOK HIS CASH

Because has only one arm and be-
cause his assaflant held that one. Mr.
G. f. I,elviu. n Confederate veteran,
who lives at co. Fast Canal street.
SAWS he could not defend himself when
ne was attacked and robbed at his
very door Saturday evening. He did
net recognize his assaiant. he de-
clare5. but knows he vas Il young
white nan.
Mr. Relvin was going home from his
office on Main street, he said, and Just
us he reached his gate n man spranR
upon him, and by holding the Old
Confederate's only arm, WAS able to
ovcrc, me him, The stranger relieved
him u some five or six dollars and
other yaluahies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
POI East Broad Street.
LEAVES ENTIRE ESTATE
TO WIFE AND CHILDREN

Leaving tire whole estate to tho
widow fer her life. the will of the late
Alexander Jennings making DISPOSE
ton Of sTS.300 was probated in tho
chancery Court Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Jennings qualifying as his executrsx.
Al Mrs. Jennings death the property
is TO be divided among their three
children-Alexander Jennings. Jr.. Miss
Irene jennings and Mira. Rosaltnd Cr-
bach.
For many years Mr.. Jennings con.
Quoted one OF the Iarge., wallpaper
establishments in the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
FOLK MOVE
FOR COMMISSION PLAN

WILMINGTON. n. G.. Dec ls.--ThiA
city is stirred over prospective change
in It's form of government The mayor
was on yesterday called on 10 give tia
thirty days notice required by law
that an amendment would he offered
to the charter of the city providing for
a commission form ~ government. Tho
effect OF the amendment will be to do
away with Wimington's two official
boards and three commissions, the exc
istance nj which has caused consider
able wrangling and has earned for the
city a reputation for being much Cow
ernusf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
GROCERY WRECKED BY
FIRE AND WATER

Fire of unknown origin anu water
from three city hase companies
eampleteiig Wree ked the grocery store
III d, u Mover. at 1875 Ashland street
early Tuesday morning. Tho build
ing and stock were partly covered by
insurance,
Being Of wood. tho buiiding famed
like finder. garing $40 red against the
sky that practically the whole neigh
torhood was raised in alarm. Several
Nffre companies responded and sue
aseesleti in contning the blaze to the
one building. though at times neigh
boring structures We're in grave dan
ger of destruction.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
THIS TOWN NEEDS
OFFICE HOLDERS
OF MEN DESIRING MUNICIPAL
"a
POLITICAL HoNORs.

pANNILi.E, IND. Dee. 13,--Dan-
VILE To-day Is in~ the unique posi-
ton Of town seeking ottice-holdcrs
and OfIfce-holders refuse to he
found. Three of her 1--WE councilmen
have resigned, and the two who are
left do not constitute quorum, so
no city business can lie transacted.
Further. TO complicate matters. the
city clerk has resigned He is to be-
come prosecuting attorney, The law
requires that Ii special election be call
ed 10 fill all the vacancies The city
clerk must call this election-and
there Is no city clerk.
Worst vi all not man has been
found who VIII accent the position of
councilman or city clerk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13

made indicated that about one-haf of
the produce OF the Eastern Shore was
handled through the exchange. Owing
tn some doubt as t. the manner in
which the stock should he voted, the
meeting was adjourned until January,
when election Of officers VIII take
place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
EASTERN SHORE EXCHANGE
HANDLES MUCH BUSINESS

CAPE CHARLES VA Dee. Ia
Closing n year Of nnexanfnled pros
perity. the Eastern Shore OF virginia
Produce Exchange held its stockhoid-
ers' meeting ON Wednesday. Reports
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13

uuhjic until ii comes from the printer.
II In knawn that the document shows
great progress in the oyster business
The report shows that, although the
Weld Was smaller than in preNio us
Years, the price was better ana things
thus oquaii2ed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
New Sehool in Warwick.

uENBlGH, VA. Dec. l3-At an eiec-
ton held In this district on Saturday
bond issue OF $1,000 was voted for
the purpose OF erecting a high school
building. Only six negative votes were
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
Sues in Equity.

on III appeal from the verdict Of a
civil juetice the suit brought against
W. l.. Elkins against w. 7. Allen il
being heard before Judge Ingram In
the Law and Equity Court. The suit
is to recover damages.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
Judgments in Law and Equity.

Judge Ingram IN the Law and Equity
Court Tuesday entered Judgment In
favor OF Mr. " &. williams. who
brought suit for damages against the
Rochester Boiler Company. The
amount Of the award was $3.50. ~
Judgment was also entered tn favor
of MIR. Powhatan Smith against the
same corporation for $ss-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
F,sl,erie. Commission Reports.

The annual report of the fisheries
commission was handed Governor
Mann Monday and Immediately seat
10 the printer III be put IN book form
Although the report will not be made
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
Cats Tws,va Months.

Frank Branch. colored, convicted Of
houscbrcaking. was sentenced to
twelve months in the city jail by the
jury in the Hastings Court Monday.
Brench entered plea of guilty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
Christmas Holiday Rates
Via Southern Railway.

Very low fares to points In the
South, Southeast and Southwest. For
rates. dates Of sale, limit, etc. call
on ticket agent or write
s. f. BURGESS. y. p. A.,
Richmond Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
FOR sAIn

A FOR SALE IN THE RICHMOND
Virginian Want Ads. will bring you
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
HOARDERs.

Ads will fill your house with board
THE RICHMOND yIRGINlAN WANT
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-27
Tvs Tvs OF COUlNTY|
aas,eted by our specIaI corps a. correspondell
VIOLA NEWS.

We have had considerable winter
since our last report.
f. f johnson, OF snithtown. was
calling on friends mt this place the
first Of the week.
Q ntaccount Of the bad weather there
was no literary Saturday night
Road Supervisor T. Il. Morgan Is
preparing to erect q new footbrldge at
this place..
Mrs. ]. N. Holmes and Mrs. J. c.
Keeener spent Tuesday in Fairmont.
G. w. Hartley. Of Norwood. has mar.
chased q bunch OF timber from G. e.
Amos.
Pen Prickett was a business caller
at Little Falls Tuesday.
Messrs. III. and p z. Harris we're
business callers at Catawpa on Tues;
day last.
- H<tsH'-TE -X1lM t.k.'EEAE A9E~.aE "a AI-.r
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-27

DEVILS RUN PAPERS.
ONION An.nrdated rnaa.

Union AranciatcN rresa.1
SIOUX FALLS, S. DrrJan. 27.--
South DAKOTA "ueviisn and other sub
o%rfinates oft he country print shops,
county-seat Weektlea and city daily
paters Willhave an opportunity during
the next few days q. s:ye expression
to their journalistic genius. a large
portion Of the editors and publishers
Of the State are the guests Of Sioux
Falls to.ray at the annual meeting Of
the South Dakota Press Association.
and will remain hero tomorrow.
Speakers Of wide experience viii tell
how a country publisher, with good
luck, may keep a safe distance ahead
Of the wolf. Several South Dakcts
publishers who are known to be pres
porous. having money In the bank, will
be called upon to explain.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-27
cAssvlLLE NEWS.

d aNErN. - a-e-%f-r III. sp&G
Misses Grace and Pearl Ramsey
were In Moraantown on last Tuesday
Charles Goodnight Was in Fairmont
on las: Saturday.
The corps Of surveyors have left our
city for the time being. We hope til.
street al W3I be along soon.
David ramsey 10 working In the oil
fell on Big Indian creek.
Rev, Otis Waters, Of BIaeksvillc.
was ealing on his sister, Mrs. Anna
Ramsey, on last Monday.
Mrs. Rarnnart is aiiehtiy indisposed
at this writinb
Miss Winnie ccrdray is staying at
her brothers..
The league har a good meeting on
Sunday night wtth Miss Miidred Barn.
hart as leader. 81
Rev. Stewart has closed his series oil
meetings on Custom run.
The Excelsior Literary has reaum.
ed It's work again.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-27
kINeMoNT ITEMS.

It's been a long time since we have
heard from our quiet little town..
The health Of our community Is fair.
ly yoou at this writing.
We are having good work ut the
mines this week and hope. 1t Will con
tlnue.
kingront people have been vary
busy tending birthday parties and tin
showers all this month.
The first was a surprise birthday
party at Mr.. Robert Lynn's.
seecnu at Mr.. George Richards, Of
Pleasant Valley in favor OF his sen,
Louis, coming home from the army on
] three months furlough. Third o
aurprise tin shower at. Mr.. and Mrs.
LOWE Dodd's.
Mlss Crash sstemple, formerly OF
Oakland, Md, gave her sister, Mrs. =.
@. limbaugh, q surprise birthday par
- Wednesday. Those present were
Mira Amos Huffman and daughter,
MrG. Hattie HitIberry and two children,
Mrs. Dave Watkins Mrs. Georgia
Goodwin and two sons. Mrs. George
Runsaker and on, Walter, Mrs. Win
Hunsaker and Miss .Madge Hunsaker.
They all enjoyed themselves vecy
much.
Mr. Thomas Hunsaker, Samuel Hitc
and Miss Madge Hunsaker attended
the funeral of C. q. BrownfleId of F>als,
mont, yesterday.
There have been three families
moved from our little town. M. Hugh
Probes, Mr.. Walter McDougal and Mr..
Charley Summers.
There will be quarterly meeting at
Rea's chapel Saturday and Sunday, the
29th and 3oth of January. All are In.
vlted to attend.
Mrs, Rachel Tucker was shopping
in ,F%airrnont to-day.
Mrs. E. O.. limbaugh gave Mr.. and
Mrs: Samuel rLouzatter a surprise tin
shower Tuesday evening. Those pres.
emit were Mrs. Louzatter's father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Huffman,
ana sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Bfrchte Ht.:.
Gerry, Miss Edna and keneth Huffman,
Mrs, Rachel Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther. Hail and family, Mrs. Cal
Reese, Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin and two
ems. Mrs George Fortney, Mrs. tcic
Kramer, Mrs. Maggie Shoemaker, Mrs.
VIII A%unsaker, Miss Bessie Alltop,
Misses Annie and Lacie Vincent, Miss
Madge Hunsalser, Miss Violet Watkins,
Miss Leona Mundeii and brother,
Clyde, W:iie Elakemore, Bronson
Reese, Mr. and Mrs. Louzatter got
quite a hyst Of useful presents. They
all report a good time.
As news Is scarce we will close.
From LUCKY SUSIE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-27
WINFIELD.

The health Of our community is good
except bad colds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burleen Travis and
three sons were Visiting the ~latter's
sister, Mrs. lie Lake, at St. YOUNGSTOWN
run Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baker and
three children were visiting at John
Vests sunday.
Mrs. MolIie sattertield, OF Grassy
run, .was visiting her. parents, Mr.. ana
MRS. James Baker. one day last week.
Mr.. Emery Heck was shopping at
Fairnont Tuesday.
Mr., Will Vincent was calling atLe-
roy Reeves one, day last week.
The big saw mill has started up
again working full TINE now.
Mr.. BurIeen Travis and Charles Ba-
ker were shopping at, Fairrnont, one
day last week.
Mrs. c!ate Wolf Is on the sick Ilst.
Mr.. viii Vincent, Boyers Boyee and
Gale Stanley were shopping, at Fair.
mont Tuesday.
Mr.. zeb Heck Is working for Emery
Heck.
Boys, get your horns and eowheIls
ready we are looking for a wedding;
how about t, Joe?
Rev. G. G. White is conducting a
n:aht school at the Waldo hotel, 1oe
a scholar. Anyone wishing to learn
music just call. =.
Lee Heck Is still seen going up Kin
ney rum. What Is the attraction, Leef
As news Is scare: we will close.
PEGGY
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-27
Personals.

IaiA.lEes.gEtftsfg .h . 49,. -rtg..
Mrs. Smith and little daughter, OF
Murray, spent Tuesday with frienda
p+this ward.
! Mr. VIII Richards, who has been II,
for the past two weeks, isj improving,
Mr.. Z. Bennett, OF Morganto~Jn, lis
thp{guest OF his daughter, Mrs. IS. /.
aJeobs, Of Diamond street.
Mrs. vansilder, Of Market street,
has been quite III with symptoms OF
spneumonia. ";
Rev. T. q. Lawter has returned frotr
Safhort stay near Charleston.
Mr.. zedoe Steele, Of Little Falls,
ea.emup yesterday to spend a few, days
With relatives.
Mr.. Trfbbett, OF Market street, Was
called TO Morgantowp a few days age
by the illness Of his father.
MSS Hattie Richards ~ able to he
nut after an illness Of grippe.
Mr.. j.sW. snowden, of Haymond
street, Is suffering with a very sore
Hand which; he Injured a few days age
Which employed on the new Haptle,
Church. I
AS-Fff EGH-EJtrEf ~ EHaE kkst HFEI..AFj- rELt VaetELE
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Y ms
EN- AS
Associated Press.

= : ESsS- = : 50
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Jan. 27s-Thls
Is woinan'e day at the State Land and
Industrial Congress, nearly all Of the
feminine clubs and organizations Of
Missouri having sent delegates to jain
in the establishment Of a State society
Of fair boosters and boomers. The
ne" body will be independent Of the
organizations OF mere men champions
Of missouri to the Front" but will
cooperate with the n'en whenever
they need assistance.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-27
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EMIT.


NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that George
Fl. Shomaker and J.. E. Morgan did on
the 18TH day OF January. 1910. file with
the City Clerk of the City OF Fairmont,
West Virginia, their application for a
franchise granting them the right,
franchise md privilege OF putting and
placing under the streets, alleys. side.
walks. wharves. landings and public
grounds within the City of Fairmont.
such pipes. mains. tubes. apnnrte,
nances and devices MS may be neces.
sary or useful for supplying the wants
OF all persons residing or doing bust
ness within said city with gas. either
natural or artificial. for. fuel. heating.
lighting and manufacturing purposes;
together with the right and privilege
to make and collect reasonable tolls
or charges for supplying such gas to
their consumers or patrons.
With the said application there Is
filed with the said City Clerk of the
said City Of Fairmont a copy of the
ordinance asked for, granting To the
snld George, H. Shoemaker and ]. +.
Morgan, their heirs and assigns. the
right and privilege: of putting and
placing such pipes. mains. tubes. ap.
nurtenances and devices under the
streets, alleys and other public
grounds within said City OF Fairmont.
Said application will be presented
to the Common Council Of the City
Of Fair1nunt at its first meeting after
this notice shall have been published
for Mt least thirty days.
In compliance with Chapter 90 OF
The Acts of the Legislature OF West
Virginia.
Given under my hand this 18th day
Of January. 1910.
E. B. CAasKADON
Jan. 2o-27 Feb: $40. City Clerk.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-27
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