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Cañon City record., 1910-06-30

been buried ever since
A Great Invasion OF Cicada: When
it come to grasshoppers, 1. H Paine,
OF Greeley. knows all about them
Mr.. Paine came out to Colorado In
1870 and for six years was so infested
with the insects that IL was a ques-
ton which would survive, the. people
or the grasshoppers. Whenever 1
talk of Greeley" said Mr.. Paine. Il
remember the early strenuous days
and again those grasshoppers gossa-
mer the air as they did. in the pioneer
years They used to fly about In
clouds. They would make the day
dark. We could see their wings glis-
tcning in the sun.
Il got into Greeley in September.
1870. and found that the grasshoppers
had presided me a few months be-
fore. They were kind of migratory
grasshopper. but they liked our place
so well that they tried to give up
their tramp habits and become do
mesticated. They remained with US
until We exterminatsd them with hre
and coal oil and poison. II took a
long time TO get rid of them but we
did good job. As 1 was saying. they
would take wing in great bunches and
would be gone perhaps for a week
Then they would swoop down on or
chards or fields and hardly leave a
speek of green anywhere. They were
very destructive and caused heavy
losses to the farmers
Cañon City record., 1910-06-30

Certificate
the bylaws said
the s5th day Of July, A. d. 1910 at $500 o'clock NJ
Z.
OF the Park Lane
Last Pub. 81. 1910
Cañon City record., 1910-06-30
FRONTIER SKETCHES

in the open as we find it in a thous-
and places on the plains where the
mountains rise to everlasting glory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
Highland P ark

Mrs. q. Il. f'echslg. Of Baltimore
AID, has been the house guest Of
Mrs. ", 4 Vawter for some time
Mr. Richard Sale, Jr,. of Norfolk
vas the guest of his parents Satur-
day and sunday,
Mrs. Bertha Williams VIII leave
this week To spend some time visit
ing Ia Portsmouth
Mrs. CHRISTIAN Goodafi has been
quite sick for q week hut is out
again.
Master t'arrand Howell. OF Troy.
n J., IS the guest OF mis- aunt. Mrs,
g. W. Wingfleld
Or, Frank Lord left Monday for
New Brunswick. Canada. lie will re-
turn Saturday and will bring his
mother. Mrs. james Lord, back with
him u spend the winter here.
Little Miss Issy Gresham IL de-
tanned at home from school with the
mumps.
The Ladies' Aid Society III the Meth
odist church viii meet Tuesday after
noon at 5.3o
Mr.. CLAYTON MagiH. ef Ceilings
wood, y. J.. is visiting his brother.
Mr.. S, l.. Magiil.
Rev. f. X. odel "a former pastor.
preached at the Methodist church
Sunday evening to a large congrcga-
tion.
Rev. Edward Hopkins is the guest
OF MIR and Mrs. $. l.. Magill
Miss Eliza beth Boggs. daughter of
Rev, W. q. Boggs. aud a student at
Blackstone Female College. is the
guest ef her grandfather, Rev Chas
H. Boggs.
Mr. G, u Wilder has returned to
Philadelphia.
The high school girls and bows have
tickets for sale for the Polk Miller
enterta infnent that viii be given in
the assembly nall November 90 at
$50 /. N Proceeds for the benefit
~ the school.
Among those who viii take part
ia the Floral Work that viii he
given at the Masonic Temple on
Tuesday evening after the business
session Of Ruth Chapter. - f. s.,
are Mrs. s. 6. Meredith. Miss Ger
trude Dalton and Mrs. A. e. Quarles
Mrs. Frank Warfield OF Alexan-
dria. who has been the guest of her
cousins. Mr., and Mrs. r. T. Sale. re-
turned home Monday morning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
OBI.I J1ARY


The funeral 90 Mr. Andrew j FN~
rec. who died cafsv Monday morn
lug. will take Place Tuesday after
noon al o'U.4et from the Park
Place Methodist church. Interment
wll be made In hollywood Cemetery,
Pali-bearers VIII ba as follows Messrs.
a. n Moncure. ". f. Brewry. e. c,
pk cafe. f. w slakey, NJ /. Wade
and NJ X. Pace
MI Tyree YES stricken with pa
raiysig last fridag a1a remained I'M
conscious uuut hls death. He was
born in Richmand ana lived here all
Of his life EAU, N his career ne
BECAME printer s5nd Was Il memhcr
Of the firm Of J. HHs x Goa4shE Tor
many Years. Prior To- its e9nsollaa"
ton With the Tin he was connected
NTH the nrspatch. later Win the
News and fina3A with the news
Leader on account of health he gave
up work last January. lie WAS slNt3 :
seven years old At the time OF MS
death t.er leffg wears he Was u
member Of rs geographical nion NO
~. and for Il iang while was its treas
urer. pur4ne the Cisil War Ire WAS a
nemher o. nshaw's Battery, Pc
grants Bait Ian, Virginia Artillery
His FIRST Y.f,s VAS Miss satife Betty,
Of this eity. and his second WIFI Miss
Hattie TiIar. $50 Of Richmond, Who
survives lsiH lie leaves the follow
ing childfe8 5lra 7 G. Nadeu and
Mr.. John 7 tzs. OF Richmond; Mrs
James &; q Ia .tfe, CT Newark. cray,
Lamar ana sheppard T&ree. OF Rich
t11tn1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
STATE To HAUL
SCHOOL CHILDREN

Especial To The Richmond Virginian.)
RALEIGH. \. G., November ID
The preliminary steps are being taken
for Il formida bic move on the APP
preaching General Assembly for an
act that viii specifically authorize the
county boards Of education in all parts
of the State To provide for defraying
the expense of transportation of school
children to the schools where the cons
solidation of districts has made the
school houses Too remote from GER
tain families for them TO be expect
ed to walk To the school
This plan is To he adopted SO that
there can be still further consolida-
tons along with the creation OF rural
graded schools with three, four ana
!iNe teachers instead Of two and three
teachers as is the rule in the most of
the consolidated districts now To this
end Supervisor l.. Z. Brogden. OF the
elementary schools, State department.
Of education. has Just spent month
in the State of Virginia making a
close study Of the school consolidation
and transportation work as practieed
in many parts of Virginia. He looked
into conditions and results IN the
mountainous, the middle and tide
water sections Of the State to make
sure Of just how they could be made
To TIT IN the corresponding sections or
Carolina And he Is delighted with
what he san and the possibilities for
profitable application i'll the Old North
State
lie found one Virginia county, s'us-
sex. that Is expending upwards Of
81 1000 for the transportation OF chill
dren to the consolidated schools ard
have proven that 1t Is profitable
proposition both in the actual lessen
ing OF the cost of administration II,
providing schools for the territory
aud assuring the highest possible
standard of school service. He found
one ile1rishing sehoo. with Ill chill
dren enrolled and a. Of them being
daily hauled to the school in pub.
lie school wagons. One county. he
found. that has, six Of these wagons
in regular service. He was i'm
pressed, TOO. with the steadily inn
proving standard OF scholarship and
among the Virginia punlie
school teachers In one county he
found AZ teachers in the service and
AZ of them college anc normal traned
fer the work.
In North Carolina the Authorities
q many counties are DESTROYS of hav-
Tag th, legislature pass q specific
enabling act for putting in service
wagons for taking children NJ and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
COURT APPOINTS RECEIVER
FOR TENT AND AWNING CO.

~ mutual consent of both plaintiff
ana defendant. Sheriff j. Herbert Her
Ger was appointed receiver for the firm
Of NJ r. Lloyd aud Hugh l.. Goode
doing business as the Southern Tent
and Awning Company, by Judge In
gram IN the law and equity court
Tuesday
The suit was instituted by Mr..
Goode against his partner 1t was a
friendly case. brought for the purpose
Of dissolsing the partnership.
Sheriff Mercer was instructed by the
court to dispose of the assets and
close the business
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
GOVERNOR MANN To sPIik At
WEEK OF PRAYER MEETING.

The Worldwide week Of prayer
meetings are being held each noon
day this week, under the auspices ct
an interdanoninational committee. Iii
the 1eseph Bryan auditorium OF the
new M g A building
Wednesday Al I2z3e o'clock t.oS er-
nor Mann VIII be the leader. The
theme for the hair hour-l2 80 10
| o'ciocR@Wi Viii he local extension day
Thanksgiving for the awakening OF
Christian communities. OF their obli-
cation TO reach the unevangellzed in
shops and factories, homes and office,
prayer for the leaders IN this forward
movement for the extension OF men $
Bible classes and fer IL revival OF
home missionary enthusiasm. and tor
the so, 0o0. GOO young men OF Aria
who are Vet out of touch with the
uplifting influences or the gospel of
Christ.
Thursday viii be social service dag
and the leader Will be the Key. Geo
", Mcdaniel p. r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
TO HEAR
DOCK MATTER DEC. q

After agreement Of counsel repre-
senting the various interests concern
ed the state corporation commission
Monday afternoon set Dee u as the
day for argument on the city dock
matter.
The dock is now owned by the
bond-holders of the Trigv Company
and they wish to ciose the property
and Sell It. The city, he Chamber
of Commerce and u nambef OF mer-
chants object holding that the hold
ing company has no right TO close
the dock IS the interests of the city
would suffer
Attorney Richard f. Byrd repre-
sents the hond-holders' committee.
Colonel Henry r. Potfard will appear
fer the city. Judge George L.. Chris
tian for the Chamber or Commences
and Judge Beverly Crump FOR the in.
terested merchants.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
IN ENJOY aHiE EVENING
At BLACKSTONE INSTITUTE

especial Ia The Richmond Nifgnian.1
BLACK STONE. Ma. Nav. IL
Misses kratz Sanders. Alley. F'itz-
gerald and Mrs Pfinlot entertained
"a few If their friends last Thursday
evening from i 10 10 O'clock.
These Present were: Mrs +, f.
Grove, Miss .arn.i ia Adams. Mrs
Carrie Fitzgerald and Miss fieien Har
ris
After spending an hour IN social
conversation supper Was announced
which wac served in four courses;
First. oysters and crackers second
sandA lches, saiads celery pickle,
coffee, ete. third, cake aud Jelly
fourth, fr9it
After sapper the guests were in-
Xitea into the psrler a. i delightfully."-
entertained with music both vocal
and Instrumental, ~ Misses Sanders
and Allies and Rotations by Mrs.
Prinfet,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15

Especial to The Richmond Virginlan)
PAMPLJN GITH, VA. Nov. IL
Mrs Dawson widow Of Mr.. Robert
Dawson, for 50 long "A worthy citizen
Of this (AppomattoxA county. who af-
ter ii short illness died at her home.
near here on Friday night last. was
buried yesterday afternoon in the
Rocks Baptist church cemetery. of
which church she was q faithful MEM
TIER for many years a large consre-
gat ION attesting their regard for her
Rev. 7. I. Warren, a former pastor.
az this place. hT request nj the fam
lily, conducted the burial services.
Mrs Dawson leaves a sister. Mrs.
Jennings. af Huntsville, and seven
children. five daughters and two sons.
viz, Mrs. shorter. Of Charlotte conn
ty; Mrs Lille Reynolds, of South
Boston. and Misses Lou. Adaic and
Grace. and Messrs. Thomas Dawson,
Of this county. and Norman. OF Lynch
burg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15

library system is expanding. Practi-
ealiy a the public schools using these
libraries last session haze also made
application for this session. The in
crease in new travelling library sta
tions established has also been mark
sd as far az the general or community
libraries are concerned. The follow
ing new stations have been started
within the past two weeks: Schools
Union school. Pittsyieania county;
Central "a heol, Iienrico county;
RhoadesFiile. Orange county: Bar
louisville. Orange county, stoddert
School, Cumberland county. and Up
perVille. fauquier county General
Vienna. Fairfax county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
DISMISS APPEAL CASE
AGAINST PULLMAN CO.

The suit Of II. II. Harris against the
Pullman Company, which was appeal
ed from the court Of civil justice. was
dismissed by Judge Scott in the city
circuit court Tuesday, on motion OF
the attorney for the plaintiff.
The suit was the result Of the al
legged loss of a suit case by the plain-
tiff
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
Virginia Weddings
toi.-I'rise.

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirgininn.)
BEALToM. VA. November D.
MISS Fannie Price and Rev. stock
ton W Cole we're married here sun
day afternoon. HeN. 7, f. Brown oHi-
chatting. Miss Price Is the eldest
daughter of Hon, j. Nj. Price. menu
Der OF tho State Legislature from Eau
qui.r county, Va She is Il popular
Young lady in this community n
skilled organist ana great cnurcn
worker.
Mr., cole Is one Of the most pupu-
lar pastors ana one or the most SHE
cessIul evanselists ia this part Of the
State
The wedding was III the home of
the bride, and only attended by mem
hers 81 the family and Miss Wise, Of
CHipeper Mrs. George H. Price
2l&s cd Mendelssohn's march.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15

PURE F0oOD STOW WEDDING
OCCURS WEDNESDAY NIGHT

The Wez1diuR at tie pure food show.
npW In progress ut the Masonic Tom
pie, @ill take place Wednesday night,
ana Il is expected that on this oeca~
sion the attendance VIII he record
breaking. Thus far the identity of
those who will be married has been
Kept a profound secret which makes
the affair more interesting
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15

ROANOKE, VA. Nov. 15.-The
Luck Constructor Company, of Roa-
noke. has been awarded the contract
for the building Or the railroad from
Ridgway, Va. to Spray, y. G. Under
the terms or the contract the road
is 10 be completed hy April The new
road is To be bnilt by New York
iinanciers and the Marshall Field Co..
Of Chicago, the latter concern own.
ing seven cotton mills AT the latter
place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
Railway Club Elects Officers

Tie following Officers were elected
Monday night az the annual meeting
81 the Richmond Railroad club, held
al NHrphyis Hotel.
IL. ~. Boykin, president Il H.. Lea,
firse vice president. A. II Moneufe.
second vice president. E. r. 1ellison.
third tioe-pre silent: r o. Robinson.
secretary and treasurer. ". n. White.
George W. stevens and J T. Walsh,
executive committee. Charles Lorraine
Andrew Welsh. G. {. Cochran and l.,
K. Gould. finance committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
MANY STATIONS USING
TRAVELLING LIBRARIES

In connection with the distribution
of the se'ate travelling libraries. Ii is
interesting to snote the large number
Of new ssatons using these collections
sent from the State Library. Since
the beginning OF the present school
session twenty-stx applications have
been received and siiIled for schools
which have never used the libraries
before, and this number IS being daily
increased. 1t eau be readily seen
from this how rapidly the travelling
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15

The regular meeting o. Ruth Chap
ter, @. r.. s., win he held at the
Masonic Temple Tuesday evening at
o'clock All members OF the or
ser are invited to attend. The floral
work that way given Mt the Grand
Chapter In Norfolk last May win be
glven for the first time in Richmond
after the business is nnished.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15

nome of Tie brides parents. yellow
chrySanthenunas ana pai9ns Nib at
tractNulv decorate tho rooms, and
Viii pe BANKED to fofm an altar The
I Rev. j Catyln Stewart viii perform
the ceremony. he wedding march
from "Lunengi4h viii ht played by
Aits. Thomas l.. West.
The bride viii wear beautiful
gown of white crepe meteor, and VII
carry a shower bouquet Of lilies nIsthe
valley. her tulle yell being eau iIt
With tic same flowers, Miss bear, ot
Roanoke. viii be her maid Of honor,
and will wear q cream lace robe over
cream silk. sirs. Edward Laugh Pink
ert0n. IL baltimore, The matron of
honor. viii hc gowHea IN yellow satin
Roth maid ana matron VIII carry yell
+ low chr! santhemums MIR. Frank
fardee, of BuffHio. n Y VIII attend
the groom as best man.
After a Northern tour Mr. and Mrs,
Garrison Will he at nome ia Chicago,
HI.
Banjo Concert.
Ny Fred Bacon. America s. greatest
banjo PLAYER, assisted by his WHO. viii
give most pleasing and unique pro-
gram a tie Richmond Gonst ~ atuYt
Of Music. ae5 East Grace street ON
Nednesdag5 November IL al $50
. clock. Admission cards can he Sc
I cured at the conservatory
Musicale at Club
pf artistic value as wei ats social
pleasure Nas the concert at The Wom-
ah's club Monday aftgnooa. given
/ under the direction If Mrs T. g. Hoen.
/ who Was chairman Of the Afternoon.
The parlors Were We'll filled with tho
musical contingent I'll elab members.
Mrs. = ". I. Brock ana Miss Barge
7 ret Aorson were the fhostesses
Following is the program. which
evoked much applause and enjoyment
by the mastery skill with which each
number WAS rendered.
Miss MARY Daniel. soprano Mrs. q.
q ileqHenhnufg, violin. J. &. Copeland.
/ Niola. Herbert Thnrstnn. cello. Miss
Mary shelton, pianiste; Miss RATHER
Ire Thurstea, violin. Hudson +. tloen.
Vtola' Ernest 4, HoeR. cello "sscaer2o, 80
from string sextette O. Raft1 two vi
I 9Ars, 80 s4olaz. two ceties. "Atdante
and Allegro from piano quartptte.
I q minor tt. A. Ma2art1 piano. Nfa-
/ ltn, viola eello, soprano solo. eAir de
I i.9ulFe. t6hrpentler1. Aiss Marx
/ Daniel, Adagio ana Finals from ui-
alo uft, III u major fW BargteiY; ri
aha. violin and cello violin soso-ta,
s Beretnse, lbt "tahxouetta" fhrimlA.
/ Mrs. G. q. HeWemhourg: songA-ta1
eInllaby' Carrie Jacobs Bond, ca
| The Vino. tSpeass). tct April
| ram tNooamaay, Cd "rhe Years at
the spring t5eachl, Miss Mary Dan
lei. Allegro" from string oIIarteffa.
- major sMoZartt two victims and
| cello
Reception and Cotiilion.
! invitations for u reception and ea~
tiilion at the Masonic Temple an the
IA - H.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
MCFARLAND WILL TEACH
CLASS Ar GRACE CHURCH

: Hon. Henry r. Mcfarland, OF
Washington, who is Ia address fns
Meeting of the Federation OF Mems
Bible Glasses next Sunday afternoon,
has consented to teach the Men
Bible Class of Grace Episcopal church.
Main and Fonshee streets sunday
morning The class will meet at 1858
z. Nj. Sunday at Adams and Frank
lin streets for the purpose Of joining
in the parade.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
New postnt,ice Onencd

WINCHESTER, VA. Nov, 1.-THE
new Winchester postofiice, recently
completed by the government at 4.
cost of $40, 900, was formally opened
Monday evening. the change from the
old building being made without a
hitch. with one hour delay The
building stands opposite the Handy
Memorial Library which cost $685.
600, and Is built OF brick in colonial
design. II liz two stories high
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
Engagement Announced

tIEilERi1kSBl rig. VA, NoVem-
Der a. Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Hut
son, OF Mathews county. announce
ne engagement ef their daughter.
Miss Ore Mae Hutson, To J. Samuel
Hudgins, the ceremony to take place
M Bealah Methodist church. in that
county November %
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
PRESENT RESOLUTIONS
ON DEATH OF Mr.. MuNFoRn

Resolutions or regard and regret In
relation to the recent death of Mr..
Beverly b. Munford. ~ member of tho
Richmond ssbar, were presented TO
Judge Scott In the city circuit court by
MI. Eppa Hnnton Tuesday.
Judge Sect ordered the resolutions
read by Clerk Rowelt. and then u -
spread upon the court. records
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
DANES G.. Harrison.

DiSPuTANTA. VA, Nov. Ia
James g. Harrison died sunday night
at his hcme. near here. Mr. Harrison
fell from a barn door, about twelve
feet high. to the ground, end broke
his back on the evening of Novem-
her 5. The buria! took place at his
home to-day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
LET No Man. Etc.

DANNILLE, VA. Noy Tive
couples were awarded divorces hers
Monday In the Corporation Court.
Mamie Robinson secured IA separation
from her husband. Walter Kobinsup.
and John Gillcy was awarded legal
separation from Rosa Ciiley The di-
grounds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15

The funeral 5f MIR stafford NJ.
White, who oiled III f3rookyn. took
piaee 7pestav morning abeat 1870
O'Clock from Era station. lutermont
WAS ia Hollywood cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
Funeral Of Mr.. slcsreae,y.

The funera # Mr. John A. Me
Greatly, Wha Gied Monday at his home
naar stop No - Westbampton car
iine, win tGko place "Wednesday morn
Ing nj II O'Clock from the Sacred
Heart cathedrat lnterment Will he
made in NoQul Calvary Cemetery,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
.In.enll d sln,ensnn.

WINCH ESTER. VA. Nov, Ia
Joseph c, Stephenson. q well known
Frederick county farmer. dicd to-day
from Il complication of diseases. aged
sixty-siS years lie. Is survived By
his Wifi, two Sons and one daughter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
Funeral OF Miss Ast,n.

DANNffLf. VA. NOV. 15.--fhe
funeral of Miss Mary O. Astin was
held near here yesterday afternoon,
being conducted by Rev. j g Hol
land She is sury iyed by brothet,
George Astin. and Mrs. John Billings.
both of Mount Cross Her death fol-
lowed a short Illness,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15

FREbEI.Il.l. sI.ItTila. \

FEFaIJFF-IT NNTFHE, w, WOW. 10.
r.. s.. Cotingten. Of spotsylvania
county. died saturday night at his
home near Massaponox church. aged
seventy-ElX years He is survived by
three daughtere and Two sons
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15

BRISTOL. VA, Nov. l5.~-M Mrs. G.
NJ. h'aoua. mother Of Gordon Fuqua.
treasurer tf this town. is dead at
her nome at Halls Bottom, Va, aged
SEVERITY Years She viii be buried at
Abingdon tomorrow. Her husband
survives.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15

William III. Ciatterl,uck. Jr.. member
~ the firm Of Bradburne n Chatter
buck. livery and cattle dealers. died
at his heme Monday after a brief ILL
ness of tsrights disease. He Is sur
sived by his widow and q large fam
lily.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
ffanif,,-Gra,cs.

skEpEKfesksBt se, VA Noyeia-
Der i5,~-Thomas r.. ffamm and Miss
Eleanor +. Graves. both Of Orange
county. were married al the home of
the hride's parents, In that county
hey Rev. pr furman r. Martin
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
Coalition iYproved

The condition Of Mrs. Conway Brit
ton, ri No. 700 Fhiinhora2o boulevard
who has been i'll at the Nirginia Hos
pital for several weeks q much i'm
proved.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
~ \

The Chicago q 81 Louis Special leaves
Richmond $40 r NJ daily; reaches
Cincinnati 1900 A NJ, Chicago, GOO
r. 81, and ~ Louis 80 =. NJ. day fol-
lowing. connecting Tor tho far West IA
train Of luxury. speed and comfort.
Other trans Tor ihe Nest leave > oo p NJ
and I j 90 r NJ daily
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
William II rIaitel.Iu,cl,

WARRENToN. VA. NOV. Ia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
Banjo Concern.

Mr Fred Bacon America s. greatest
banjo PLAYER, assisted by his VITO. Will
give most pleasing aud unique pro-
gram at tie Richmond tonst ~ atpry
Of Music, ae5 East Grace street. ON
Nednesfiags November 10, AT $50
9 CLOCK. Admission cards can he Sc
cured at the conservatory
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
Rescue Work Was Imminent

Had the spectators or naval officers
known what had happeded. or was
happening on the flight. 1t is certain
that the rescue work would have been
begun before Mr. Ely had gotten we'll
under way. and that the lit@boais on
all vessels present would have been
manned and ready fer instant sefvtee,
As matter of fact the biplane,
when ii struck the water, had both its
Br9peiefs somewhat damaged. while
the splash and sparF temporarily
blinded Mr.. Ely with salt water, which
made useless his goggles and prevent
Ell him from seeing either altitude or
direction,