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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-11-01
WELL PLANNED REVOLUTION
IS DISCOVERED IN PERU
by Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
! Lima, Peru, Nov. by the arrest
OF the leaders today, the government
nipped in the bud thoroughly plan
med revolution at Cuzzo a city Of thirty
thousand In the departmental Cuzzo
the government agents last night i'm
covered plot that provided for a
simultaneous uprising in different
places throughout the republic. The
organizers were soon in custody and
the government adopted other meas.
lures to insure tranquility Disrup-
tions in the cabinet, resulting from the
boundary dispute with Ecuador are be-
lieved to be back Of the feeling of un-
rest among the population.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-11-01
TrIsd 70 Ex.srmInate tiIs Family.

by Associated Press.
Lawrenceyille, Ca, Nov. 1.-Joseph
Wallace, prominent merchant of this
place, shot and killed his wife and
.thirteen-year-old son. fatally wounded
his sixteen-year-old boy, drove two
daughters out Of the house and then
committed suicide at his home here
last night. No cause was given for the
deed
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-11-01
Strike Conditions improve.
By AssocIated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Sedalia. Nov. Lit was announced
today that some Of the boilermakers
and blaeksmiths. who struck. in sym
pathy with the Missouri Pacific ma
chinists on October q, have returned
to work. The oflleiaIs OF the company
said conditions now were better than
at any time since the strike began.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-11-01
Grain Burned at Atchison.
= Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Atchison, Kans., Nov. Fire early
this morning destroyed the Blair Ele-
vator company's elevator, with sixty
thousand bushels of wheat, eight thou
sand bushels of corn, twelve thousand
bushels of oats, ten thousand bushels
of cane seed and ten thousand pounds
OF buck wheat. The total is estimated
at $125,000. Partilly insured
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Skinner and
Miss Alice Barrett leave this evening
for st Louis
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-11-01

Judge Parker went to Claremore this
for few days business trip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
CHOSEN
BY EP|sCQPAL|ANs

Especial to The Richmond Ytrgin'an.l
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, March
3a.---The annual meeting Of the Yes.
try of St. Georges Episcopal church
was, held Monday evening and the
following yestrymen were elected:
Judge A. w. Wallace. senior warden,
Mr.. A. d. Bolts, junior warden, and
Or. Horace b. Hall, A. r Thornton'
A. d. Tapscott. Judge 3. H I.
j. Smith. DR.. NJ. M. Lewis. Dr. J. r..
Thompson, A. r.. Howard and ID. N.
Young.
Judge A. w. WaiIaoa was elected
delegate to the council to be held IN
Richmond on May ~.
Trinity Episcopal elected the fol-
lowing yestry. Messrs. ]. 8. Berry,
George j. Pearson. John +. 5cott.
Clarence r. Howard, ". Key How
John r. Bauer. w F. Coates, w. II.
Richards. ST.. and Michael Wallace.
Fredericksburg chapter. United
Daughters Of the Confedsrscy, met
Monday evening at The SCOTIA Mrs.
w. s. Barney presiding, An Even
ing With Stonewall Jackson" was tns
theme and songs, Rotations and
readings relating to the lifs OF Jack
son made up the program. Miss
Louise Blight was elected CORES
ponding secretary and Miss Elizabeth
Minor was elected recording secre-
tary.
Social News.
Rev r. J. McBryde is visiting his
brother, ex-President McBryde. Of v.
p. l.. at Blacksburg.
Miss Mamie Gordon Willis. who
has been visiting relatives In Georgia
and Florida during the past win
ter. has returndn home.
Mr.. E. V. Kent, OF Spofsylvania
county, Left to-day with his family
for Richmond, where he will make
his future home.
Mr. j. stanshery Ficklen has re-,
signed his position with the National
Bank to accept a position in Balti,
more,
Mrs. Robert Perry, Mrs. Baker and
Mrs. A. b. Young left for Richmond
yesterday as delegates to the Grand
Lodge of Pythian Sisters now In ses-
sion.
Bradicy-Webster Nuptials.
Miss Bertha Marie Webster. daugh-
ter OF MIR. George N. Webster, OF
New York, and Mr. Theodore M
Baltimore. were married Monday
evening Ia Epiphany Protestant Epts-
copal church, Goyanstown, Md. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Car
roll Harding and WAS followed by h
reception IN the home of the bride
uncle, Mr.. W. T. Hqtchins. at GoYans-
town. The bride was given away by
her father. Miss Annie Benzinger was
maid of honor. Mr.. Bradley was A.
tended by his brother, Mr.. James r.
Bradley as best man and the ushers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
NEW BANK FOR
RUSSELL COUNTY

Russell county. Is to have a new
bank. with an authorized capital stock
of s50.0n0. A charter for the eoun-
tvs latest banking institution was
taken out at the Cooperation Commits
sion Wednesday. The incorporators
are II. 4. Fletcher. president of the
Merchants' and Farmers Bank, OF
castlaweod; Il. G. IL. Hpnaker. see
Rotary and cashier, and =. NJ. Porter
All the incorporators live in Castle
wood. The banks capital stock can
not run below $4,000, according ia
the terms of its charter. Two other
charters were granted by the COM
mission Wednesday. The follow:
National City Real Estate Corpora
ton, franklin Park, Va. j. ID.
Grady. president; f. NJ. Beal, firs,
vice. president; =. j. Grady, secre-
tary-7ali OF " ashington, d. c. Capt..
tai stock: Maximum, s125,00e: mini.
mum, $4,000. Objects and purposes;
Real estate business.
Jennings Produce Co, Incorporated
Rural R%reat Va. II. +. Jennings
president: w. W. Buck, vice-presi
dent: J. w. Iciffert. secretary and
treasurer--all OF Rural Retreat. Can.
ital stock: Maximum, $4,000; mini.
mum, SIG, 0te. Objects and purposes,
Produce business
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
TURNS DOWN GALL
TO H0eE MEMORIAL

Rev. Allen Jones. pastor Of Green
Springs Presbyterian church, near
Abingdon. Va. has declined the call
to the pastorats of Hoge Memorial
Preshytsrtan church, Of Richmond.
which was recently extended him.
Rev. MI. Jones has a wife and stx
Children dependent upon him, and 1t
ID undsEstood that the practical prob
lem Qf living prompted him to remain
with the Green Springs church, which
Is located In a country district, where
the cost Of existence Is necessarily not
80 great az II would be In a large
city like Richmond.
The letter OF decltnation was re-
ceived Monday ny Mr.. Charles Lor-
raine, member OF the committee
which had the call matter In hand
Steps will be taken without delay,
II is stated. to pracure pastor for
Hoge Memorial in some other quar-
ter. Already one or two names are
in mind, 1t was learned Wednesday.
Hoge Memorial has been without a
pastor since Rev. Tilden Scherer gave
up the charge last October to engage
in special publication work.
Members of the church do not hest
tate to voice their disappointment at
not procuring the Oeen Springs pas
tor, who ID graduate of Union
Theological Seminary, and is favor
ably known in Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

Bedford City; Mrs. w. S. Lufer., pf
Winston, N. c.: Col. and Mrs. Da-
shiels. Prof. and AIRS. Vawter. Mrs.
j, s. a. Johnson, DIR. and Mrs. n. S.
htsyo, Mrs. Q. r. Brukhardt. Or. ana
Mrs. H. 8. Reed. all Of the V. +. l..
and Mrs. Dewey at Washington.
Some OF those dancing We're: Mics
Mary EWart of Bedford City, with
MIR Eova; Miss kathleen Cassel, Rad
fcrd. with Mr.. Midyette; Miss Lucille
cassel, Radford, with Mr.. Hutchas IN;
Miss Cary Brooka, Roanoke. with AIR.
Ashby; Miss Leona Dickinson. New
Orleans, with Mr.. Garrison; Miss
Mary Henderson, Blacksburg, with
Mr. Lewis; Miss Mary Elicit. Chris
-tianshaFg, With NE Rarrtnger;; Miss
Louise Hoge, Rlacksburg. with Mr..
E. A. williams; Miss Virginia Garri-
son, Norfolk. with Mr.. Sutton; Miss
Emily Long. Memphis. with Mr.. Pres
ton: Miss Virginia Vawter. Blacks
burg. with MT Mucgraye; Miss Elix-
aheth HARRISON, Roanoke, with Mr..
saunders; Miss Mary Kipps. Farm
VILE Normal. with Mr.. sierra; Miss
Anna Campbell, Blackshurg. with Mr..
Rathelle; Miss Margaret Mayo.
Blacksburg, with Mr.. Walker: Miss
Lupfert, Hollins Institute, with Mr..
Lupfert; Miss Margaret Smith, Ohio,
with NE. Barrett.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
Ashland

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
ASHLAND, VA. March 30.--Mr. j.
Pinkney Wightman, who has been III
so long. has sufficiently recovered to
take sea voyage. He will leave to-
night for Norfolk via OldMDominion
Line, going from there to New York,
and from New York to New Orleans.
Mr. J. F. Wightman, Jr. will ac-
company his father as far as Nor
folk, and from there he will. return
to Johns Hopkins University.
Mrs. nabney Pearce, who has bee n
visiting her brother, Mr.. Charles
Lawrence. of Washington. ID. c., il;
now the guest of Miss Stuart Blan-
ton.
Mr.. Borden Rice win leave Tonight
for Kentucky, where he win make
his home.
Miss Wren. OF Richmond. Is the
guest of Miss Elise Cardwell. !.
Miss Louise Miller. Of Richmond,
Is the guest Of Miss Fleet.
Miss Imogen Riddick is with Miss
Anne Pendleton Hunter.
Miss Annie Louise Hams, OF Rich
mond, Ia the guest of Miss Potts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon Hobson and
children We're visiting friends here
yesterday.
Miss zippy Kerns is the guest OF
Miss Page Nixon to-day.
Miss Susie French Patten paid a
flying visit to Ashland this week on
business.
Mrs. Graham Hobson, Of Rich
monsf, WIS the week end guest or her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. @. 81 Bridges.
Miss Airline Bridges Will leave this
week for visit to Rockville. Md.
Mira Alfred WoOlfolk and Miss
Matte Goodwin. OF Louisa county,
were the guests Of Mrs. M. III. Gard
ner Sunday and Monday
The german danced In the audtto-
rum tonight WAS led by Mr.. VIM
ston Fowlkes with Miss Annie Ma
con Potts. Others dancing were:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

Miss Page Nixon with Leach Wright:
Miss Addison with Mr.. Robertson;
Miss Kitty Kent with Marshail Ellis:
Miss Chewing with John Addison:
Miss Jones with Roper Voolfolk:
Miss Peak with Walter 6ydnor; Miea
Wren with Gardwsil Taylor; Nis0
Cardwell with Luther Hartsook; Mis-
May Baldwin with Mr.. Mosby: Ma
Emma Lee Priddy with Mr. Was1s
Miss uussie Nixon with Mr.. Frank
Cox: Miss Fleet with FJtxhugh white:
Miss Louise Miller with Mr. Htndo;
Miss Cook with Dr. Wood Joraan;
Miss Garth with Mr.. Prtchard: 11iso
Annie Laurie Haines with NJ. Pea
tross; Mrs. Shepherd with Mr.. 0says-
ly; Miss zippy Kernz With Ne Ha3ns;
Miss Edyth white with Mr.. Rikefs
Miss Anne Hunter with Mr.. Chap.
lain: Miss Katherine Robinson With
Mr.. Howison; Miss Imogen AldAick
with Mr.. Noel; Miss Charlotte I'm.
nell with kr. Shuff: Miss Ruth Whit-
tie with Mr.. Gillette: Miss EmxAA
Blanton with Miller Leake. GtaS1;
Harry Moyier. G. b. Jones, Rnh6ft
Hunter, Cy Reale. Mr.. Buheman, Uoo
Marye. Mr.. PettyiQhn. ChAparaeAe:
Mr.. and Mrs. James DheperF, ~.
and Mrs. G. =. Potts. Mr.. ana MrA:
L. r. w. Marys Mr.. and MH 7, n.
Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. p. ~ GAeD-
herd, Mr.. and Mrs w. @. HleHton-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
v, p. /. STUDENTS
GIVE PRETTY DANCE
First Of Social Affairs of Easter
Week Proves Big
Success.

Especial ia The Richmond virginian.l
HI.ACKSBURG. VA, March 30
The feeding Of gloom occasioned by
the defeat of v. r. !. at baseball in
Roanoke Monday afternoon was dis
PEELED, for the members OF tha Ger
man Club at least, by the pretty
dance they gave In their hall that
night. This. the first of the weeks
social affairs. was led by ID. H. Spin
die, OF Ghristianshurg, with Miss
Elizabeth Ewaft of Bedford city,
and as the young ladies in their
modish dresses and the cadets In
dress uniform marched through the
figures of the german they presented
a moEt attractive appearance.
A course supper was served 1T mid
right In the dining hall. Music was
rendered by the college orchestrA,
chaperones present throughout the
evening were; NrA John BurkS. Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
.NTH|AAs HERE GREET
HEAD Of THE 0RQ1

Ending with an elaborate bAnauet
at the Jefferson Hotel, members o.
the Knights OF PythtaS from m peF14
of Virginia Tuesday night eteete4
Judge Henry r. Brown, az ClSbuDN&
Texas. supreme chancellof Of the ~
der. Impressive ceremonies u keep.
ing with the occasion were cakx544
out at the Masonic Temple.
With appropriate vemarkA Jn4nN
Brown thanked the local knigAt9 ~
the cordial reception tenderaA hin
He told Of the growth Of Pythlan41y
and congratulated the Virginia Metn~
beers Of the order for the prOMlpe1
they have played. - sss
Other addresses were made Nv HAxs
John Hallowell Dickinson, supFeNAA
chancellor Of the State: Hon. naytA
q. Richardson, supreme Represents
tive. and Mr.. J. 3. Bonner, anpre4
representative OF Texas. sss
Wednesday night the Pythi9n a11s
ters will organise State teIuplS. ss Il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
: IN SUPERINTENDENT HERE
is THOROUGHLY AT HOME
llnintens and Iaymen Meet to
Discuss Extension of Church
Work.

+ 81 IN 4. s. Calvert, the new super
fndsnt Of tho Western Union Feie'
lSph Company, has settled down to
Sork here, and is at horne again. He
&Sent hts boYhaod In the Richmond
x{inn nth Col. Tree and has hosts
~ friends here who were glad to
$Welrpne him back
All ne promotion OF Mr.. Calvert comes
reward for efficient service dur
IL nineteen years. He Is now but
&trty-six years OF age, and Is the
Spsi1nxest superintendent In the employ
N the telegraph company. He sue
soeeds L. j. Maxwell. who has been
Transferred to the Jacksonville office
Nn succeed b. r.. Dillon, who on Tues
day Was named superintendent OF the
Atlanta Office. Mr.. Maxwell was for
number OF years assistant superin-
&Hndent of tfe Jacksonville ONCE. and
~ thoroughly familiar With the busi-
ness la the district.
j. 8. Calvert has been a student OF
tolexraphy and lie well grounded In
the science. His first position of re-
npOnsibilfty came In the summer OF
1890, when he was made manager
r. the New Market. Va, office of the
Rosenberg & Shirley telegraph lines.
The 1sar following he took charge Of
the Western Union office at the same
city and @ short time later was as
signed to the Natural Bridge Hotel,
Va. Office. The same year he en-
tered the Office of j. b. Tree, at Rich
mond, and gradually worked his way
through the different chairs In the
saperanteHaeHts efsaee, and was made
travelling auditor Of the Richmond dis
trict In 1925.
IN 1887 Mr.. Calvert was made tn
specter Of offices in connection with
Ills position as travelling auditor In
as8f his territory was extended to
HGIlde both the FIRST and second dis
trtcts OF the southern division, On
january y 1903, Mr. Calvert received
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

Mays mount jackson, w, ~. MllieEs
Eairtisld, "; 2. Eye G0.hsn, g, W,
Monterey, G. T. Potter; Crabbottom,
to be supplied.
Roanoke Distx1ct.
J. A. Andersen, presiding elder.
Salem. w. III. Woolfi Greana Me-
moriaI 2. Z. Wool; q. 9: Heman.
Sges; &C. ssme Twill William s. Il II
GRACE, L. =. Lloyd; Hsimont and East
End, ]. II. Heap; Meirose. II. n. AL
llson; Mount Oliyet, 4. A. Jordan:
West End, William Prout; vinton.
J. y. Henry; Roanoke Circuit, +. n.
Hammond; BETHANY, r. X. Neyitt;
Buchanan, w J. Whitesell; Fjncastie,
A. Van Devapder; Glen Wilton. w.
H. d. Harper; Eagle Rock. J. e.
Keller; Buena Vista, d. Bush; J. s.
Engle. supply; Hockbridse, Thomas
Cooper; Lexington, w. 8. Hammond:
Eiliston. Ii, &. coa; christiansburs,
]. r. Van Horn; Cambria Circuit. d.
u. kidnar: Rlacksburg, H p. Hamill /;
Newport, g. r. Fringer; New Castle,
II. A. Murrill; Ortskany, L. N. Nails.
supply; GataWba, J, X. Gilbert: Pro-
lessor In Vanderbilt University. COL
Inns Denny; Conference Secretary and
Treasurer Of Edncation, III. r. Ham
Ill.
Iewisburg District.
T. ]. Lambert, presiding elder.
Lewisburg, ID. M. Brown; Frank
ford and Rtchlands, 8. r.. Neel and
w. W. Beaasley; Williamsburg. Y; w.
Wheeler, supply; Blue sulphur. n 4.
Lowance; Hinton, H. \ stephens;
Talsess 2 afrots; FssHylas,, "
r Il x Aiasrson, d Berry; un, sa
J, N, Yorke; Sweet Spring. and High
land Park, W. b. Victims, supply;
p apaessfY s. sanbols ~ v On 3 y:
Brimlow; Gallagher, :. W. Bealli
ton, X. &. Messs: Potts Creek, D. q.
HelmintoIler, supply; Clifton Forge,
w. o. Taibert; Selma, o. D. Lambert;
Bath. !. H. Van Devandcr; Hot
Springs. s. =. snead; Huntersville, 2.
2. George, supply; Back Greek, a; +
e ooaa sns Atkins Is are.a se ssnK
and Mission, W. C. Sponaugle and g.
G. Lambert; Durbin, Fl. q. Burr; Pro-
fessor in Allegheny Collegiate Insti-
tute. L. 8. shires.
Moprfield District.
q. p. White, pFsstdtng elder,
Mopreneid, w. IA. Marsh: Peters
burg. Wendell Alien; Franklin, w.
Lawson; Keyser, George Hasel: Cum
berland, 1. 8. Rudasiil; South Gym
berland. A. Lee Barret: Elk Garden,
6. w. Yost, supply; Piedmont, n. G.
Febrey; Frpstburg, w. e. Woolf;
Flintstone, J. L. Thomas; Romney. I.
q. Michael; Burlington. A. A. r. Neel;
Springfield, H. l.. Myerly and }. F.
Edwards, supply; Martinsburg, w. F.
Locke: Berkeley. G. H. Cannon; Nor
gan, Thomas Burch; Gatnsboro. 9.
n, Greene: Wardenspille. 8. @.
Thomas. supply; Capon Bridge, G. @.
Oliver: Listonburs. Edward House.
supply; Slancsville, A. b. Sapp; Har-
dy, II. G. Bitner.
Minister'S Transferred.
w s. Eeighbors, to the Helston
Conferences; w. C. Smith. to the Flor
ida Conference: A. A. walker, to the
Montana Conferences; Edward Bar
benx to the Columbia 9snnferencei
Thomas C. Jones, to the Oklahoma
Conference: Allen Fl. Whisner, to the
Western North caralina Conference.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

his appointment AZ assistant super.
intendent at Richmond, from which
on December /, 1905. as assistant sup7
erintendent
J. s. Calvert ts a native Virginian,
where he H. we'll known.- His grand
father, Major John 8. Calvert, was
formerly State treasurer. and his faith
err, q. r. Calvert. judge OF the circuit
court in the Valley Of Virginia. In
returning to his native city as super
intendent ME- Calvert will haze tnris=
diction over Offices In Virginia, North
Carolina, West Virginia, Kentucky
and Tennessee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
CATTLE QUARANTINE

"Margaropus AnnulatuA" are neW
under the ban. Governor Mama xIsee~
day sent to State veterinarian ii q
Ferneyhough. q Experimentation A94lN9
According 10 the pFoelasaAA&an tFahfV)k
establis he'd q cattle QuArAAtiEe, m ~
imaIs suspected of having hdllettG1p
with the mRrEaropus annNlAtlje CO. ~
wanna, Greenvlfie. Isle u W1N&hI
Nansemond. Southampton. eurry, 1&(
or Warwick county. from NaFe4 1te4
70 December 18th, thu timNa 4m3{NX
said to 'be most prolific ThS hl9el1S
nation nk the 0oxesn0r VIII m oakS
spicuously displayed In Al pArt1 ~ ~
AuarAntinsd counties
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
tlhiiton-Payne NupsiaIs

Especial to The Richmond yirxinian.
SPOTSYLVANIA, VA, March 80
Mr. John III. chtlton and Miss Nettie
Nj. Payne, both of SputsyIyania eoun.
ty. were married in Washington a
lin, Miss Payne liz the popular and
beautiful daughter of Mr. Thomas p
Payne, of the county
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

were Mr., Charles Peace and Mr.. How
ard Dale, of Baltimore.
Following the reception the bride
and groom left for q wedding jour
asF through the Nefth-QH- their
Baltimore.
The groom was a san of Cauncil-
man W. e. Bradley, OF this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

\. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA, March
III. Kennedy. former mer-
AA{ al thus city, has Tiled through
lAls attorney, Judge Alvin T. Embrey,
4 petition In voluntary bankruptcy IN
M ONCE IN Richmond OF the clerk
M me United States court The liza
llitiep are put at yi1, 1885, of which
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
$1,000 IL secured. Assets te,aea, IN
real and personal property,

/ s4.see Ia secured. Assets te,eea, IN
real and persQnal property
SOUTH HILL. VA, March a6.--Ths
local warehoussmeu have decided ia
close the tobacco market for this
season on the LIST Of May Nearly ali
the weed In this section has been
marketed. though few loads arrive
nearly every day. 1t ts believed this
! farmer, for after the LIST Of May many
Of the buyers will be of the mar
ket.
FREDERICKSBURG VA, March
S0.--The surveying corps of the Rich
mond and Chesapeake bay rallros d
has reached Stafford Courthouse. near
which point they are in camp, and are
measuring two lines from that point
enc east Of Stafford Courthouse and
the other west of the county seat
LEXINGTON. VA, March 40
Richard Stearns Dodson, bachelor OF
science and first distinguished gradu-
ate of the class of 1906, OF Aorfalls,
and Cary Robinson Wilson, b. S., G..
e., of Norfolk, graduate OF the class
Of 1906, and subsequently an assist
ant professor in the department OF
mathematics have been appointed
second iieutenants in the coast artil-
lery, II. s. a,
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, March
80 Williams Brooks who was struck
on the head with stick by Waiter
Miller several weeks ago, has been
pronounced insane. aud will ba sent
fo the asylum at Stanton.
Brooks has been critically III ever
since 'he received the blow and a med
zeal examination disclosed the fact
that his skull had been fractured
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, March 30.
After three years search, officers
. have located MansieI Patterson, a
negro wanted in Wadesboro, en-. c.,
for an attempted assault in 1907.
Patterson was arrested here last night,
aha officers advised ny talegra pii.
Posses searched for him, and Gas
reported he had been captured and
hanged. His body was never discor-
cred The search was kept up, re-
ward was offered and Patterson was
captured yesterday. He viii be taken
II Wadesboro for trial
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
NEWS FROM ALL OVER VIRGINIA

Kings which covered the water at
4 Buckroe Beach, on the Chesapeake,
irgt surprised patient fishermen there
and then astonished them as the
disturbance reached their seines and
made them tant until 1t appaared as
Il they would be torn away. \ shad
lAcf. ana the hsnermen knew mar the
1ogce peioN Was great sShaal W
Nsh Nhish thes nag oesh nopine
Nouia come Iheif Nay fuh t",psp
~ tnf snau were taheh' ana me hShe
srmsh naa the Vesl aas 81 .nsaE i,ts.
Aothihe hks shis haa ever peeh ssen
BuesToe. giut In the ie@Ai hfa
aarket Ieiiewso'
HARRlS0NHIkG. VA, harcn -
NpSn Hott near FFan%hi' rehu'sto',
sssuaAF atia 'it -, '4i's
0ut mo Oh ms Hias. IL sisse '"oH
70 the mountains ana sssee.a gay "as
f4nsnt os bepety shsrit S1oosn ,ri.
aha n1oosha 10 mari ls""o"'s' ~.
Rtssoasf sass H"st ana Us ists "1t
hRa AZ the fiHaffrt ho1t eah;e ~ nun
Mln q aattoeN' pot inat ne was too
quick TOT nun ana iaid MIN oot win
Ane axe. s"th are negroes
7a
n pANVILLE, VA March 3p.--The
n board of aldermen and the common
stuneii Tuesday re-eleeted Robert III.
HeFndon city tax collector. The foI-
lowing school trustees were re elect
3D. Dr. G. W. Cooke, j. n. Nyllie
ROANOKE, VA. March 30. -Ami-
14u
fsriay afternoon befweeu ire gen
eral committee Of. the order Of Rail-
rpad Telagranhers and The officials OF
the Nnrfoik and Wextern railway. lne
matter f.nai,y going 10 President l.. L.
johnson and Vice President Maher
4 rhe weftte,nent Nns entirely kttisjal.
snaTr 10 both narftes and M expeat.d
staiks has been AVOIDED
crr.tta-rr,N -. ,sab m x,ras
- N'fN, -, 1al - ~ es-
q $3.50, . Iii 800
~ aouv"s ~, q s -.
r.. Ia, s. 49, - "a, q =, a.,
80, rf.'t.' a." 49, =. - ~
s.eNt.n 90 5he snai = fsauns
49, a.ss n.es " Sf'Nn
81 aua, sssse ~ ~ sai.u NY
III, 1880 oantst ae,'sa ''s sa,t,
3 ' go. s,s.s,a trar rs
Is. 80 =, 1,, '' ""'
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y. nla ~ -, hs-snin-
~ appsat pfn NY 'Ens
""a' AH7 'e'paS eo'-
ys..,,uY,u -. 49, on
... sAn t'i-n' "a, hia'rn 81 ah'ss
ss,' me . "salshs ms way on .
80 ua'''. vas Asla Ior
sa $500 s.anu 1afs W tne N"a' =
~ .1is ps1A"ss " is',sls pnu
a. eo hete ne
. 49, - ne pesas fifteen ie..ess ana
s,s aaas ~ ~ sa'ious psopae