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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
Wife Seeking Divorce,
Special 10 The Tribu

Special 70 The TrIbune.
OGDEN. Aug. 3l.-Since March IL OF
this year Wallace Richardson has failed
TO provide his wife with the necessaries
OF life according to a complaint for di-
vorce filed by Laura Richardson this af
ternoon. The Richardson's were married
in Ogden July l. 1907 Mrs. Richardson
wants the court 10 restore her maiden
name. Laura Hyslop. and general relief
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
Can Factory in View.
SnecIaI IN The Tribune

OGDEN. Aug. 3l.-Believlns that a can
factory would prove an excellent invest
ment in Ogden, which is the center of
the canning industry OF Utah, w. b.
Passey of Salt Lake is here trying to in
terest local business men in the proposed
enterprise. IT IS said that 400 900 cans
are used In Utah every day which are
being no factory nearer than Denver, eX-
cept the small plant owned by Mr.. Pas
SOY In Sail Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
Baptist State Convention
10 The Tribune

'~-i"' ~ int ITlDnncs
fhOSO, Aug 31.-The Utah BAPTIST
~ convention will be held in Provo
. s'e baptist church. corner First North
~ FIRST East streets, September to
und me following we'll known preach
2 VIII pc present and deliver addresses
~. i,ooert e. Seymore, D. D., OF CHI
~ Key G, a. Cook D. D.. of Spo-
tne' ana Rev. l.. T. Barkman OF CHI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
Negro Suspect Under Arrest.
Special TO Tho Tribun,

oUCTIdT
OGDEN: Aug 31,-Fred Huston. a ne
gro was arrested tonight by Patrolmcn
Plncock and Vance on "A charge of as
sanlt with deadly weapon He is be-
ing held pending an Investigation 1t
is supposed he is the man who seriously
stabbed another negro at Idlewld resort
last night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
Large Sale for "The Battle. -

Special 10 Tho TrIbune.
OGDEN. Aug 31,-Manager William
Allison of the New Ogden theater re-
ports heavy advance sale for THE
Battle" In which Wilton Lackaye viii
appear here tomorrow night, after nll-
Ing n successful engagement in Salt
Lake City,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
Licenses to Wed.
Special 10 The Tribune.

STtCIdI 10 IU' Il TFUHIIV'
OGDEN, Aug. 3l.-LIcenses to marry
were issued by the county clerk this at
ternoon to Herbert +. Gilberg and Teany
r. Butcher. both OF Salt Lake; Lester
r. Dobbs, Helena, Mont. and Lisette
Ruvnne, Waterloo. Iowa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
Census Returns

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-The popu-
lation OF Bloomfield, n. J., is 15,070 as
compared with 1856 in 1900.
WASHINGTON Aug, 3l.-The popu-
lation of North Yakima. Wash. is ia.
49, as compared with 1854 in 1900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
ellis. M. r. e.. United states Army
Leave To-Day for Frankfort.


Leave To-day for Frankfort.
MIR. and Mrs. John $. Munce leave
to-day for frankfort, KY, to attend
ttho wedding in that city on November
| g, OF MISS Mary Clifton Penick. daugh-
ter{of iRt. Rev. and Mrs. Clifton PenicK,
Ito Edward Craig Walker.
The bride will be given in mar
rlagc by Mr.. Munce, and the wedding
Z will be one or tho most fashiona BILE OF
the autumn In frankfort. The cere-
nlony will be performed In Ascension
Church by the father OF the bride.
After the wedding Mr. and Mrs.
Munce will make an extended tour OF
the cities of the Middle West, visiting
!; Louisville. Chicago and Indianapolis
before returning home.
Pntton-scIgwick.
4 OF interest In Virginia and Rich-
mond are accounts received OF the
wedding OF Miss Deborah White Sedg-
wick. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
sedgwick. of Richmond. Ind, to Henry
i Crew Patton OF Danville, Va, the
/, wedding taxing place in Reid Memo
rial Church Richmond, Ind. at 6;3o
o'clock.
Mrs. James E. irwin. Of Danville.
Va. sister of the groom, was matron
= OIL noHoT, aHO MI. <1AoSA : = q sSolA wy
best man. Miss Margaret Sedgwick
and Miss Florence Mcclure. of Rich
mond, Ind. with MISS Marjorie Seeds,
OF Springfield. o.. were bridesmaids.
and the ushors Richard Sedswtsk, Jr.;
fearn Patton, OF pittsburg, Pa: John
and Harmon schoolfeld, Of Danville,
/, Va.
! Tho church ceremony was followed
lby handsome reception In the home
OF the brides parents. After their we'd
ding trip. Dir. and Mrs. Patton Will
have their home in Danyille; Va.
Mr Patton is related to Major James
D. Patton, airs. 7. william Pemberton
and other prominent Richmond people.
people.
Miss Powers Present.
\ Miss Pauline Powers was a guest at
Durham, the Clarke county home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacquclin Smith Ware,
or. Monday last for the celebration OF
their tenth wedding anniversary.
The guests were gracefully received
by the bride and groom OF ten years
ago. The bride wore handsome lace
gown. when had been her nlothers
as well as her own wedding gown.
Delightful refreshments were served
the wedding cake being the most I'm
portant feature.
scenes In Union Depot.
The Ginter Park Dramatic Club Will
present Scenes in Union Depot" Fri
day, November s. at Sis P. NJ, In
Ginter Park Assembly Hall.
The cast and those taking part In
the program Will be: Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Miller. Mrs. r. W. Taylor. Misses
Nell sutton, Alma Normant, Olive Nor
(. mant, Gladys Livesay, Grace Vest
Frances Brogdon. Jervey Fisher. Heler
Johnson. Mary Johnson; Messrs. Charles
Picot, Page. Fisher. Robert King
Watson James. Frank sutton. Law
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
SEARCH FOR EVIDENCE
AGAINST POSTMASTER
King George Official In Jail at Fred
erlcksburs-NOted Case
Still Unsettled.
.Isnecial TO The Ttmes-Dfsp,a ii

Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
Fredericksburg, Va, October 31.-
Post Office Inspectors Martin and SAT-
fell who arrested Postmas ter r. 4.
Purkins, in King George. several days
ag oand brought him to the jail here.
went back to King George Courthouse
dence against Purkins.i They found
under the counter8Sand around the
post-office at King George Courthouse
a number of letters that had been
charged contained money. which had
been rited. The letters and other evil
Idences We're brought here and shove
to Mr.. Purkins in the Jail, and he
An object lesson In the valuegof road
ment was i seen on the new
road recently constructed in 8Spot Syl-
wanda county, near this city on Sat
loaded with lumber on the way to this
city, reached the point where the
good road commenced, several miles
from this city, stopped and nut all of
the lumber On enc one wagon Whieh Mas
/ tea m and wagon went back. showing
that one team could dosSthe work of
two teams and one, wa gon that Of
l. two wagons, on the new road as com-3
Ipared with the old road. ast9
. Work on the new 40 Ion to the
Methodist Church, In this city, has
|commenced and Will be pushed to COM
pletlon and eXpHeted that the
|icember 10. It will boz an up to- date
.s3Mr. and Mrs e. r. Rosebro, OF this
lefty will leave this week for Nash
business and make his home.
| "a Commonwealth's Attorney w. W.
iButzner and his bride have returned.
from their wedding trip !, North 7, and I
lStheir new residence on Charles Street
lis completed. y, ts5s ssss9. y. III
lpany, Of this city, agains la number
| az Insurance companl les w HIGH carried
lSpolicies on the stock of goods Y 81 the
lsccompa ny at the time of the fire wlich
destroyed the plant some months ago.
which has occupied TIL 81 Q tent Ion of;
lweeks.fis still unsettled, { al terfthe jury
on Saturday brought In asSXerdict al
flowing $1,749.99 on one . olicy OF 32,-8
soc. sS The whole sum IN ured for'ssYas
companies. The companies fused to-
4 settle the insurance on + he al legged
ground that the ompany s DO q ks were
not correctly kept and hat Inventories.
sbe aas az
Inssos ii gal obstacles in 4 he nd this
Idecision Is ITO be 81 dSf erm ed by the
l1udga 81 the court Both sides have
iIstrong counsel. U s I, &c orgeS itzhugh;
and Carter IS Carter II repre- sents the
ltshirt FACTORY Co mpany8 and M ud GO ALI
Twin n I'm brey g nd vs. v IS, 2 hle:
ma n are the attorneys for the Insurance
II companie u The sllnlent on the de-
IIn,urrers haf ire ~ The I iud gs wa ~ CONS
EIpletad Sal urd ay mi gls md tha5S5 ga5
y atfracted much tat tan ton and hes out /.
Ecoiua Is aVa tted Ereatg tnteFekt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
Social and, i,
2 9 50 .: n al |. ]!

n Y the wedding OF Miss Eugenia
A Harmon. daughter of state
/, Treasures Asher w. Harmon,
.,.,s to Or. Hunter McClung son OF
Or. John "A. McClung, Of Fairfield, Va,
TO be celebrated tomorrow in r. d.
Lee Memorial Church, exington Va,
at o y. NJ, Miss Caroline w. Harmon
s Will be maid of honor and Harry Nc
Chung. of Texas, the best man.
Miss Matte Harmon and Miss Mary
Alexander Houston will oficiate as
bridesmaids, and tho ushers Will be
the brides brothers-Michael q. Har-
mon and Arthur c. Harmon, OF Rich
nlond: George q. Harmon and a. ar !.
wick Harmon. OF Jacksonville, Fla.
and Douglas G. Harmon. Of Lexingt ton.
Richmond was formerly Miss Har-
mons home, and she has ne. been ire
Fquent visitor to friends here since ne
removal OF her family to Lexington.
Or. McClung, as a graduate OF the y -.
I yersity Of Virginia, has also circle
or friends among the Richmond alumni
tof that institution. Aparty VIII 80
to Lexington from Richmond 10 at
tend the ceremony at the church and
the reception to be given at the Hal
mon home. The Oaks" near Lexing-
Z ton.
Luncheon for Miss Rennolds.
Mrs. Barker Gummere Hamill. Of
Trenton. N. j., formerly Miss Page
Aylett Royal, Of Richmond, reached
town yesterday mi,rnine. She Is the
guest OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
& William L. Royal. and will be prom
inent figure at the Smith Rennolcs
B wedding o-morrow.
Mrs. Hamill gives luncheon at 1870
this afternoon In Commonwealth Club
y to the bride OF Tomorrow, Miss Caro-
line Gordon Rennolds. several mem
hers OF t.ie bridal party and several or
her own intimate friends. Richmond
roses will be used in decorations. Covets
Will be laid for eight, those present
being Mrs. Hamill, Miss Rennolds, Miss
Ella Buck. Mrs. Douglas VanderhOof,
Miss Elsie Lindsey, Mrs. Barksdale
Lathrop. Mrs. Lewis Boshsr and Mise
Roberta Trigg.
Mrs. Lewis Bosher entertained at
her apartments In the Raleigh yes
terday for Miss Rennolds. and Miss
Roberta Trigg. OF TIA West Franklin
Street. gave an informal tea to tho
bridal party on Friday afternoon. Sat-
urday evening number of friends
gave the groom. Hiram NJ. Smith, q
farewell bachelor supper at Common
wealth Club.
brilliant Reception.
The rcce ption given last evening in
the visiting members OF the Military
Association OF Surgeons and the ladies
accompanying them was largely at
tended and brilliant affair. Recep-
tion hours were from $3.50 to IL Dec
orations were in palms. chrysanthe-
NUNS and roses interviewer with fes-
toons Of smilax, the whole making a
charming setting for the evening
gowns of the wtmen present and the
uniforms of the men. The reception
to-nightwi be held in the auditorium
and the receiving party for both even
ings will Include Mrs. j. Allison
Hodges. Mrs. Truman a. Parker. Mrs
Armistead ellis. Mrs. J. W. Henson
hrs. Greer Baughman. Mrs. Chris
topher Tomp.,ins. Mrs. Carton IL.
Grundy. Mrs. Granville Valentine. Mrs
T. A. Saunders. Jr, Mrs. Moses D
Hoge. Mrs. w. S. p. Mayo; Major Tr.-
man "A. Parker. Major Lawrence Price
Captain ] Fulmer Bright. Captain
Giles B. Cook. Lieutenant +. X Trav-
ers Warrtck. and Lieutenant Armistead
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
SAUNDERS IN D.ANVILLEE!,.#
Democratic N 0mine e In ri b y II Frc-
nue mi VI mn = n n ~

DEMO y UMtlueGNIn8YF lKth G5lN83F rc-
II quenty u ApplaudeJ1. MI y n
8 # Special to n ne trimAs- nj spatch.1 IL
Danville 9. Va. u Octo bers l.--1r,J I'D ge u.
w saund ers, ct sRo Ky Gun I, Demo-
Ffths Gongresslonal d, Distrtct I. ddrasss
ed the Ivot ers o Danvil II 81 on The
Mort stde here TOMS Il bel lore am tr,l-
menses aud ience K u udRa8 Saunders smoke
along tn g tissues sof n The annpai Rns and
Snuentlv by ann au 50, IT on. W. RI
Afitchel Ii ice Che irlnanS "a & the SDsnns
!Sorat Id HlSecut Commit ee. In trodN ced
the fspe ak ~ q roV MI ght sc
saunders ~ psak Acad eIy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

Mrs Lucien Tatem is visiting Mrs.
Richard Darlington, OF Lynchburg. ar
ter having been the guest for October
of Mr.. and Mrs. du Val Radford, OF
Forest, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Radford are
now visiting Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Pres
J ton, OF Greenfelds, Botetourt County,
and will later spend some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. William r.. Beale, OF
Buchanan. 553 a8 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
.lV \, 4 E d, is Lynchbur,g.,

.IE3917E Specie heTT1mes-D1 tch, ~ "A
stition Is being circulated TO secure.
enough signatures 4of voters to request
the Judge Of the Corporatio Court toE
sappoint q ay for az local opt Ion cleo
ition to be held 4 here und der the law
|cember S. The 81 tys has been dry since
March. 100 n a. m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
complete list Of school population fol,
lows:
Albemarle, 1852. no gain.
Alexandria city. 1886: loss. 925.
Alexandria county. 1904: gain. l.

Allegheny. 4,o925:. gain. 7s5.
Amelia, 1891; gain. 143.
Amherst, 6.17s ! { gain. 1as;
Augusta. 9,s92; loss. s6s.
Bath. 1872: gain. eos.
Bedford. 1897; gain. 30s. &
Botetourt. $500: gain. 100.
Bristol, 1868; loss. 22o.
Buchanan. ACES: gain. 1873.
Buckingham. 1850; loss, 274.
sBuena Vista. 77s:s gain. q.
Caroline. 5,2T7; loss, 169.
Charles City. 1,575; loss. 6a.
Charlotte, 2,2O2: loss. 291.
Chesterfield. $3.50 gain, 1869.
Clarke, 2.2S0: gain, LII.
Clifton Forge, 1,43S; gain, Gil.
Craig, 1889; gain, 13l.
Culpeper, $3.50: gain. 100.
Cumberland, 3.115 gain. 100.
Danville. 4,490: loss. 256.
Dickinson, 1885, loss, ~.
Elizabeth h City. Ass; loss. $40.
Fairfax. 1879; gain. 1874.
Fauquier. 1900; gain. II.
Floyd, 1856; loss. 90. 3
Tluvanna. s.s45; gain. lsa.
Frederick, 3,515: loss, 3.
fredericksburg, 1.4s7; loss. So.
Giles, 3,797: gain. All.
Gloucester, 3,946: loss, 8.
s seeSsland 7o saSs xa Eis'ns; ,s q
Greenesvlile. 4.0s7; gain. 4as.
Halifax. 1870; gain. l.s4s.
Hanover, 5.455; loss. 271.
Henrico, 6.943: gain. 1921.
Henry, 5,914: gain. GIT.
Highiand. 1,541; loss, 122.
Isle Of Wight, 4. 1854: gain. 55S.
James City, l,l55;; gain. 4,
King and Queen. 1865; LOSS. Ia
King George s.1Ss; loss, a46
King William. s.647; loss. 5ss.
Lee lie soa 7,7so; + gain, .ios.
Loudoun. 5.sl0; gain, 90.
Louisa, 5,293: loss. 25S.
& Lunenburg, 4,167; gain. 8
Lynchburg. 7,10s; gain. ST..
y Madison, 3.1S9: gain. ! So.
Mat hews, S.427: loss, 194.
Middlesex 2,7S0: loss, 70.
L Montgomery 5.475; gain. 2o7.
Nansemond, s,l6s; g SaliI : 9 'Ss
N 0lSOl,A4 Tvs
Nav Kc-t 1866: loss. 1874.
Newport News. 4.07s; loss. 0O:s
Norfolk city 1921; gain. 1885:
a Norfolk county. 16. i So: gain. 81.
Northumberland. $3.50: loss. 157.
Z Nottoway, 4.206; gain. EOS.
4 Orange, 4.00S: loss, LIS.
Page, $685. i! l. ] gain u 4 $50 3:osc
Petersburg, 5.!0S; loss,. ~ !, .
P eatnxrxaaia 1855 Isss; gain. s.7ss.
Powhatan, $50; gain, 267
IS Prince Edward. 4,72S: loss, 80.
PRINCE George, 2,456; gain. 80.
Princess Anne. 4.302.6 gain. 476.
Prince William, 3,76S: gain. 81.
~ Pulaski, 5.l2O; gain, TAG,
Radford, 1921; gain, IS.
Kappa hammock, $50: gain, 81
Richmond city, BOSS; gain, 90 80.
Richmond county. a,427; loss % y = q !.
ROANOKE d Q county. 6,OS5; gain. $50.
u Rockbridge, $3.50: loss. 10
Rockingham, 1858; gain, 44a.
Russell. S7.4Ss; gain, ss2.
SCOTT, s,793; gain. All
Shenandoah, 6,sO6; gain. So.
Snyth, 6,14S; loss, OF.
southampton, S.462; loss. s.
yB SpotSylvanla, 3,241; gam, 81.
Stanford, a.443; loss. 81
Staunton.SR1.9SO; gain. Ia,
Surrey, 2.92S;8 gain. 500.
Sussex 4.026 gain, So,
Tazewell .6O6; gain. AL.
Warren. & z, 500: gain.
Warwick, 697; gain. IS.
Arlington, 16,1S3: gain. 1,141.
tWes tmoreland. 1890; gain,
~ S'VYilliamsburs, TAI; gain, 1ai.
Winchester, as; gain. 81
Wise, 9,028. guin. 1,394 s35
yVythe. 8.276i gain, 36S,
4 & y orls. NJ 2, rs /; loss. o.. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
Killed hy d z Tral u, 7.

Special to The Times pispa tch.
Rluetleld, Nv. ~ a. Qcto bers 3 s--J ohm
SBroyles, Coe burn. " a. Is ST ruck;
train near hero ~ yestsrday, and ln-
1stant lily killed. 81 His fat her lives at
Glad q Springs. Va N ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

S Miss Mary Miles and Miss Laura IN
giles. OF Rad ford, Ia, sailed last Wed
Fnesday from New York to spend five
months in Germany. ~ ,5sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chamberlayne
will go to Lexington. Va, to-day to
attend the McClung- Harmon wedding
there tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy childrey h ave re
turned from Staun ton, swh ere hey we're
guests OF Mrs. j, II. Matthew'S Mrs
'Childrey's sister II "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

Il Mr.! and Mrs. Albert j. Newsom have
returned from their bridal tour and
are at home to their friends at ZIG
North Twent y- first Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

Colonel and Mrs. James Mann, Miss
Emily Johnston Mann and Miss Rose
bud Hodges. of Norfolk. were guests
last week OF Governor and Mrs. Will
liam Hodges Mann at the Executive
Mansion. S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

Isl Miss Lucille Percy ] ohns on, 81 \ S1725
Grove Avenue who was operated on
at st. gLuke's Hospita for appendicitis,
is slowly improving. u; - 5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

& Mrs. C.. NJ. Hogge has returned from
a stay of several weeks at tho Gard
5ner cottage. Virginia Beach.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

Miss Anne Keith Royal is spending
the autumn hunting season in Orange
county and following the hounds with
the Orange County Hunt Club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

Mrs. Routt, of Waynesboro, Va, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. E. G. Pulliam.
at 10 South Second Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

Mrs. Victor B. shelburne is at the
.Waverly Gotta ge, Virginia Beach. Ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

Miss Isabel Walker returned yester-
day after spending the weekend with
Miss Louisa MCGEE at Charlottesville,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

Mrs Isaac Davenport and her niece,
Miss Hargrave. one of this seasons
sdebutantes. are at the Manhattan Hoo
tel. New York City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

Don't tire yourself getting ready to
have your photograph taken. Just
drop in at Fosters. He will prize you
with wonderfully good likeness
which he Will make. Your relatives
and friends viii never grow tired OF
your photograph made at Fosters.
Fosters for photographs all the time.
liz NORTH NINTH STREET.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

Miss Carrie Pulliam is visiting her
brother. William Pulliam. In Whining
ton, N. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

Mrs. Sue starke Dawson and her son,
Patrick Dawson. who travelled during
the summer In Europe and attended
the Passion Play at oberammergau.
returned to Richmond last week. They
returned by the Campanta, of the Gu
nard Line. after a delightful trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

Richard Smith was week end guest
of friends at Bon Air.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

Miss Fanny Dunn. Of Norfolk, for
merly of Richmond. who passed
through Richmond on her way to Jack
sonville. Fla, and has since her return
been visiting relatives In Powhatan,
spent last night with Miss Lucy Ske1-
ton Meade. and will leave for Norfolk,
Va. to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

Miss Page Nixon. OF Ashland, has
been the guest OF Miss Ethel Boudar
during the past week. Miss Boudar
leaves to-day for Lynchburg to at
tend the Jones-Cobbs wedding. and be.
fore returning to this city Will spend
a few days at Sweet Briar College.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

sfr. and Mrs. J. Pope Nash are cx-
pected to return from their wedding
trip this week. When their house Is
completed they will join the pleasant
colony at Westhampton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-27
He PUT Up CASH
BUT GETS IT BACK
Politeness and Favorable Decision
Combine in Interest of
Mr.. Rose.

Politeness merits its own reward
particularly in the court of Justice
John.
This was evidenced Monday morn
ing, when the ruler of the basement
OF the City Hall, after commenting
on what nice man Is Mr.. Percy Rose.
wealthy attorney from Johnstown, Pa.
declared that he intended to refund
to the latter $50 in real money which
had been deposited as a penalty for
an alleged case of automob bile speed
ing.
Mr.. Rose has never been tried. Sew
eral weeks ago he was hailed into
court, but the case was continued Mr..
Rose had an engagement in his coun-
try home at Sabot, Va, and so ne
peeled OFF SIS from a plethoric roll,
ana waved 1t nonchalantly but most
respectfully at Justice John.
Il understand you are In. the habit
or fixing fine of $50 in such cases as
mine" said he. II wish to leave town.
and so I'll leave this money with you.
Sometime, maybe. I'll come back 10
Richmond and we can have a trial,
III not, the nifty belongs to you--ur
rather to the court.
Mr.. Rose departed from Richmond.
few days later his trial was set
for July rs.
Meanwhile. however. an appeal TAX
en- before Judge Witt. In the Hastings
Court. was decided In favor of the de-
PENDANT on the ground that a car
owner is not responsible for a yio-
lation of the speed laws unless he ia
an occupant of the car at the time.
Mr.. Rose was not in hts car when
his alleged offense was committed, and
SO this morning. when he sent a teie-
gram to Justice Crutchfield asking If
1t were absolutely necessary for him
to come to Richmond and appear per-
sonaliy Tuesday, the latter sent an
answer which read:
No. but come to see me the mex.
time you come to Richmond"
When he does come" said Jus.tce
johnson, Il expect to give him his
IS back again. The decision in that
APPEAL would probably hold good In
his case. too. And he certainl, was
nice and polite
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-27
MAY FORM TROOP
LATER IN THE YEAR
Likely That Richmond Will Soon
Have Troop of Cavalry
Again.

Though tentative steps looking to-
wards the organization in Richmond
OF cavalry troop have been taken
by several persons interested il was
said by one of the leaders of the
movement Monday Afternoon that no
definite action will be taken until the
fall. AT this time, ii Is said, april
cation viii be made to the government
for equipment However, 1t is fear
ed that difficulty in this connection
Will be encountered, as the war de-
partment wishes to place the Virginia
militia, infantry. coast and field ar
tillery on a sure footing before un-
dertaking the establishment of an
other arm of the service.
A troop OF calvary would necessitate
the work OF trained and experienced
men 10 care for the horses. OF which
there would have to be about seventy.
A troop is composed Of sixty-five
men and three officers.
1t Is understood that there would be
little difficulty In securing enough re-
cruits for the formation OF such "a
command. Several meetings have
been held, but II has been decided
to defer action until October or No
vember
The most recent addition to the Nir-
ginia militia is battalion Of coast
artillery, two companies stationed at
Norfolk and two at Portsmouth.