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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES.
List of Those Who Won lIonors at
Session just Ended.


Award or certificates TO the ten full
graduates and eight post graduates
announced 10y the principal OF John
Marshall High School witt he made
al the annual commencement exer-
cises in June, in accordance with the
@sual custom. The full graduates are
Crawford G. Crouch, c. Virginia
pasIe,- Clifford Al aikea. Garland M
HARDWOOD. Noman n. Lawson, Minnie
Miltg, Arlene G. Moore, Emily w
Shredder, Annie Y. Richardson. Cath
crime Wallersteln,
The post graduates are s. A. Camp
hett Berkiey. Frances l.. Crane, Hilda
Day, Hannah Engelberg, Mary u.
Hargrove. Miriam l.. Harris, Elsie l..
Jacot. Minnie 10th. .,, -
To the pupils standing highest In
each grade In John Marshall High
School at the clese Of the half term
the Rosemary Library has awarded
mem bership certificates as follows:
Miss Campbell Berkeley. Miss Alma
Norment Garland HARDWOOD. Miss
Brownie Buck, Miss Louise Wetsiger,
Miss Helen Monsell. Miss Louise Gep-
farth, Miss Mary Humphreys. Miss
Marion Heller.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
Identity Of Soldier Who Had This
Honor Revealed IN Trial oi
Criminal Case
STORY TOLD IN COURT
Mr.. Capps. in Charge of Alubu-
lance, Bid Nut Know it Was
jackson Until Gotten to Safety.

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WINSroN-sALEM, \. c., Feb.
I5.--In convCrt alton between Judge
Il, T. Long and some attorneys on the
way from Surry Court. your CORE
spoudont learned tho identity OF the
man who carried General Stonewall
Jackson from the battlefield at 1han-
cellorsviile on the night of May 2,
1863 Judge Long discovered the man
by accident during the trial OF a Grim
inal case. His name Is Capps and he
is still residing in Onsiow county.
this State.
While the judge was holding court
at jacksonville. Onslow county, N. G,
about three years ago this spring, two
old gentlemen appeared at the crimi-
nal court one of them being indicted
Tor asSau.. and battery on t1fd utfEr.
Counsel Tor the defendant informed
the court that his client was Con-
federate soldier.
it was learned that the gentleman
assaulted was member of the Eigh-
teenth North Carolina Regiment and
had served ia the army for four years,
and ii was also learned that the de-
PENDANT himself served in the Thir-
teenth North Carolina Regiment The
I Judge had brother killed while serv-
ing in this regiment, and he asked
MIR, tapps the defendant. what colo
! ne; was in command of the regiment,
/ AM the latter replied that the lieu
I & nant colonel, Mr.. DeRosette, OF VIII
/ mington, was in charge on the night
III the battle on account of the Ill
/ ness OF the colonel.
/ At this junCture someone in the
! pa,l eG court room spoke and said;
Ask him who bore General Stonewal
/ jackson off the battlefield at Chancel.
! iorSville MIR. capps replied that he
did. He Was serving in the ambu'
1 lance corps on that night. and an of
| ficer came 10 him and told him tha'
! a Confederate officer was wounded II
/ the thieket in front Of the lines, anr
after he carried the wounded man Il
! safety II was learned that the Officer
I was General Jackson.
Judge Long later saw Lieutenan
I Colonel bgftosette at Wilmington ant
Mr.. Caps story was confirmed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
STYIIsH LOOKING COUPLE
UNDER ARREST IN BRISTOL.

(spec,al TO The Richmond virginian.
BRIsTOL. VA. Feb. l6.--A stylish
looking Ptttaburg couple figure In a
sensation here. The man. 3. Springer
who Is said to he highly connected IN
Ptttsburg, is In jail charged with
Grand larcency, while striking look
Ing young woman. who says, she t.
Mrs. Williams. and sister OF the prts-
oner, Is his constant friend and com
business here, Out suddenly left and
Immediately some SIS worth OF opti-
cal goods we're missed. He was ar
rested at Knoxville and brought back
here for triaL
Springer Is making a stout fight and
declares that he is entirely innocent
The young woman Is much distressed
and is freely giving interviews on the
case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
PEOPLE HAVE RIGHT
To VOTE ON QUESTION
Citizens of Clifton Forge Adopt
Resolutions Endorsing the
Strobe Bill.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
CLIFTON FORGE, VA. Feb. IL
Mr.. f. j. Richardson. one of the dis
trict superintendents OF the Anti-Sa-
loon League of Virginia. made clear
and forceful address In the city court
room Monday night In behalf of the
act now pending before the Legisla-
ture of Virginia for the purpose of
giving the people OF the State the
right to vote ON the question OF State
wide prohibition. A representative
audience was present and was very
much interested In the subject under
consideration.
The address was full of argument to
prove that the people of the State
have a right TO vote on the State
wide measure. The speaker conciud-
ed his address by affirming that the
people of dry territory have the right
to vote the sale of liquor as a bever-
age out of wet~territory whenever the
wet territory has the privilege OF ship
ping intoxicants into that same dry
territory.
AT the close of the meeting the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted; Resolved by the citizens Of
Clifton Forge. Va. In mass meeting
assembled, That We hereby request
our Representatives In both branches
of the Legislature to use their in
fiuence and votes In securing the pas
sage of the enabling act, the purpose
of which Is to give 6he people of vir-
ginia the opportunity to call an cleo
ton to vote on the question of State
wide prohibition.
The meeting was presided over by
Mr.. c. o. woodward. The following
citizens were appointed to appear be-
fore the Committee on Privileges and
Elections, which meets Wednesday,
February IS. Messrs. F.. A. Snead, w.
f. Gilbert and C. o. woodward.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
MAKE NATAL DAY
/ NOTABLE OCCASION
Washington's Birthday to be Gel
ebrated at Yorktown on Ex-
tensivc Scale.
WANT GOOD HIGH SCHOOL
Election TO be Held il Poquoson
District 10 Vote on Issuance
Of Bonds.
WANT GOOD HIGH school,.

Especial to The Richmond NirSinta1.)
GRAFTON. VA, Feb. Wash
ingiun,s birthday will he celebrated at
ON quite an elaborate scale
il plans proposed By Mr.. w. 5. Me-
kean, Of Washington city, are car
ried out. Mr.. Mexican has written q
letter to Judge sydney Smith, of
Yorktown, asking him to aid and get
others To Cooperate In making the
birthday OF the Father of His Coun~
try a. big thing mt historic Yorktow n.
ana states that Hon. James II. Lloyd,
chairman of the Congressional Com
mie8ee, of Missouri, and Ret. DR.. O..
w Dame. n weil-known Episcopal
minister Of Baltimore. will be present
on the occasion and make addresses
Mr. Mexican. who expects soon 10
move to Yorktown and begin the pup-
ftcatioff there of a~weekiy pa see ins
to be much interested In keeping alive
the memories of Yorktown and of the
patriotic fathers who did so much to
law the foundations of our great re-
public.
ON February 81 an election viii
be held i'm Pouuoson district to deter
mine whether the school board Will
issue $4,000 in bonds for the building
and equipment IF high school Tor
that district 1t lis the opinion OF
some that the bond issue will carry.
The project now being worked to
nut up a $4,000 high school building
In Grafton district may fail, since
there is a difference of opinion as TO
the most eligible site for the school
There are some who are working to
secure II.
The ladies Of the Parsonage Society
of Providence church will serve an
oyster supper for the benefit OF the
parsonage at Grafton on the night OF
: February "a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
Chase City

(Spacial- to The Richmond yirginian- }
CHASE CITY, Feb. 16.---The OPP
eretta. Pocarontas, postponed from
last Saturday night on account OF the
storm, was given Monday night, Feb
ruary IA, at the Town Hall.
The Southside Female Institute
young ladies. under the able direction
Of Miss Adams, rendered a long and
brilliant program of duets. songs,
pantomisne and drills with the OPP
eretta ut the colse A large house
greeted them. and found the rendition
OF the entire program most cred
table production.
They realized a most acceptable
sum FOR their Institute library.
Miss Irma Jeffress. daughter of
Captain r. ]. Jeffress. WHO has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. John A. Coke,
Of Richmond. and relatives and
friends in waverIy. Va. has returned
home.
Colonel w. r. Hughes has returned
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
TRIED FOR VIOLATING
PURE ELECTION LAW
Councilman Cox, of Newport News,
Charged With Offering Money
to Opponent,

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Feb. lG.--
Tho trial of Councilman Ernest G,
Cox, charged with violating the Barks-
dale pure election law, began. in the
Corporation Court of this city yester-
day Cox Ii charged with offering an
opposing candidate SIS to retire from
the contest for the Democratic noni-
nation Tor High Constable last year.
Cox WIS nominated, but was later
repadlated by tho party, which nomi-
mated another candidate, Cox refused
TO accept his reputation. remained in
the field and in the general election
caused Il sufficient split in the Demo-
cratic vote to bring about the election
OF ]. w. Hester 10 the office OF Com
stable. 1t is believed that the case
y i'll be concluded Tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
Lovingston

Especial to The Richmond virginian.l
LIVINGSTON. VA. Feb. 1e.--The
Rev. Nj. y. Colonna, presiding elder OF
the Charlottesville District. preached
most excellent sermon here last
night, TO very appreciative audience.
and held the second Quarterly Confer
ence for the Nelson Circuit this morn
ing. 1t was Mr.. Coionna's first visit
TO Eovingston, but he made fine I'm
preston.
and Emett Gleason, OF Freshwater,
was burned to-day. There was no in
surance on house nor stock or gooos.
Messrs Thacker and Gleason are
worthy young men just starting in
business.
MIR. Thomas Griffin. of Shipman. died
this morning, after a lingering illness.
He leaves wife and several chfldy&n.
Mr.. Hocky Wood. a prominent citi-
zen of Grape Lawn, lost a son to-day
from kidney trouble. The sympathy
OF the neighborhood goes out to these
bereaved families.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
URGED TO APPOINT
Mcdowell TO PLACE
Bar of Southwest Virginia Urge
Him for New Circuit
Judgeship.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.l
BRISTOL, VA Feb. fs.-The bar
al Southwest Virginia will almost un-
animnusly request President Taft to
appoint Judge Henry Z. Mcdowell, of
Lynchburg, to the new Federal cir
cult 3adgeship. 10 be created by the
bill now pending before Congress. The
entire bar OF Wise county has memo
riaIized the President asking the APP
pnirtn1ert of the Lynch burg jurist,
while the Bristol bar. regardless OF
the personal political persuasion OF
the rnemser il vigorously advocating
Judge Mcdowell for the new berth.
A dozen Or more petitions from the
lawyers OF this section Of the State.
asking Judge McDowelFs appoint
rnant. will be in the hands of the
President before he signs the bill ere
Ating new Judgeship in the Fourth
Circuit. Virginia has never had a
Emitted States circuit judge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16

R|GE Or LUMBER
TAKES RISE AGAIN
----~---------------
Increased Cost of Timber Will
Change Plans Tor Some Build
ings III Roanoke.
NO DANGER or A STRIKE.
Man in Close Touch With Situa-
tiun Says Car Men Will Not
Quit Work.
NO DANGER or A STRIKE.

sei to The Richmond N!rginian)
ROANOKE. VA, i'cb. ie.--Isamber
dealers report an advance on better
grades OF building material The
naarkc. err lower grades seems TO bc
rather Gun. but on flooring OF the oel-
ter quality and similar hines ar adj
vance Of about So per i,eo0 feet Is
noted a well-knowu business man.
who contemplate erecting large
number oil frame dwelling houses in
the southwest section OF the city, saws
TINT his plans are somewhat inter
fvgs.l With by the high price of ffa4-
tssr.al. HE wants TO build ten modern
f1aGnes. bur ne rays the increased Cost
OF lumber may prevent him from do
isag SO.
---Tt, ri Reinforced Concrete
~ The Roanoke Gas and Water Com
parry has altered IT'S plans Tor its big
new b0ilaing 10 be erected on corner
OF kirk avenue and Henry street. Ar
chftcct peebies. nf Norfolk, il Is said
has been associated with the local
architect In providing plans for the
structure, which under the new plans
viis be Of reinforced concrete con-
s.ruction. This change in plans means
. greatly increased expenditure, and
Will provide a building thoroughly
tirtprcof and strictly up TO date.
Danger oil strike over.
It can Ike stated on good authority
that ail danger of a strike OF street
ear motormen and conductors has
been renewed, Several conference:
Between the men and management
have been held, and while the mer
have not been granted an their de
mants. they have received concessions
which they appreciate and which they
regard as material gain. The com
parry has always adopted Hbera
policy towards its employees, and in III
present negotiations II has sought Il
yield In -eIerx- particular tfr which !
felt that conditions justified change
The great trouble has been that thu
men have iabored Under influences
drought ia S%-aF@-aai,t'si ~ then, ffssf
sources outside of their organization
liz the matter had been inft entirei.
70 them, Ii cannot be doubted that th'
differences would have been disposed
Of long time age. A gentleman whf
Is la close touch with the employees
side or the controversy said today tina
there viii he no strike. lie made thii
statement in positive terms and spok,
stiihsritattvcfy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
RICHMOND HOTEL
TO BUILD ANNEX
Present Wing on Ninth Street to
Give Away to Handsome
New One.

1t In probable that work will be CONF
menced early next month on tearing
down the annex to the Richmond
Hotel on the Ninth street side to mako
way for a new modern addition. II
was the original idea of the owners of
the Richmond to extend their hotel
up Ninth street TO the alley and this
course win now be carried out.
The addition will correspond exactly
to, the main portion Of the building. ~
will be eight stories In height. finished
on the exterior with brown spotted
brick and will be throughly modern
and fireproof,
When completed this will be one OF
the largest and finest hostelries In the
South.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16

from a business trip TO Washington
and Baltimore,
A large aud Interested crowd Is ex-
pected here to-day for attendance on
the good roads meeting.
There will be speeches by Mr.. Cole
man and others on the question At
issue. and II IL expected that the citi-
Gems wifi decide ON the best means of
using the $4,000 for road making.
This is badly diseased road section
and needs the application Of SPEEDY
cure.
The host OF friends of the much
beloved Mr.. George X. Land will re-
joice to know of his improvement In
health,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
Windsor.

(Special to The Richmond Virgfnien.l
WINDSOR. VA, Feb. 1s.-Miss Lee
Glare Batten, the teacher In the prt-
mary rrades or the Windsor High
school II lust recovering from . very
BAD cold, which approached periously
Mrs. III. Il. Kitchen IL stiIl suffering
from an attack Of nervous prostration:
but II is siHcereiy hopAd Dy nor many
friends that she win soon recover;
!! The grand fury u now IN session,
and 1t has developed that NUMBER OF
weil-to-do citizens hAve been sum.
moned because their property was nos
listed 1t its proper value.
Tho Ladies' Improvement society q
the baptist church have succeeded in
preparing neat little play enutled
"a perpfexinR Situation" but y seems
that "the fatesv have conspired A9Ainse
them, for II has been p0sfponed
thrice on account OF the weather.
There are thirteen In the play. ana the
supersttttous suggest that they SUD
stitute another character.
Last Saturday, while playing ana
was going along the street, MastAY
Frank Rhydnor fell and It IL reported
seriously fractured his left leg.
Mrs w. 3, Holland. who has bean
sick for the last two weeks II now
Hon. p. p Deans, Messrs. w. j.
Rhodes and D. r. Roberts. Jr,. have
returned from the meeting OF the
Grand Lodge Of Masons in Richmond
stFweek.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
The Tale Thnt TAFT Told.

While spending the winter in Geor-
gia, before his inauguration as presi-
dent, MIR Taft went to the city of Ath-
ens to deliver an address to the stu
dents Of the University of Georgia, He
met a member of the faculty.
staunch Democrat---wbo said:
Judge. l voted the Democratic tick
ct but wanted TO see you win"
Judge Taft replied;
You remind me Of the story of Rrer
Jasper and Brer Johnson. who were
both deacons In the Shilo Baptist
church, although -avowe- enemies
.Brer Jasper died and the other dea-
cons told Brer Johnson he must say
Annle fhi.aG Eacd slsasat the dneaaFea on
Sunday night. At first he declined, but
finally consented
SUNDAY night. when the time for the
eulogy arrived. he arose slowly and
said: sBrederen and sisteren,. prom
Used ter say sump'n good bout Deacon
Jasper Tonight. an will say we all
hopes he's gone whar we knows. he
AIM ."-uncle Remus. Magazine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
the State military fund to the artillery

the State military fund 10 the artillery
branch of the service.
They returned to Norfolk last night
feeling assured. they said that the bill
would never become a law.
Discussing the bill shortly before
leaving for home, General Vaughan
said he could see no merit in the bill
at all, unless 1t was viewed from a
standpoint of sentiment
Its the infantry" he said. that
renders the State service In times of
emergency and not the artillery. Con-
sequently, / do not think 1t would be
right and fair to take funds from us
to aid branch of the service that Is
OF little or no use to the State
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
ENGAGE GENERAL ANDERSON.
Retained by Virginia Debt Associa-
ton to Prosecute Suit.

Retained by virginia Debt Associa-
ton to Prosecute suit.
Former Attorney General William
A. Anderson was retained as associate
counsel for Virginia in the suit pend
ing against West Virginia by the
members of the Virginia Debt Assoc
citation held in tho Jefferson Hotel
tuesday afternoon After consider
able discussion ii wss agreed by the
the commission members that 1t was
within their province to engage asso-
ciate counsel for the prosecution Of
the suit. The retaining OF General
Anderson probably will make the
passage of bill in the Legislature I'M
necessary.
The Debt Commission is composed
of John r. Moon. OF Albemarle, chair
man; Henry Il. Wickham, OF Hanover
Judge William K. Rhea, of Bristol;
Randolph Harrison. of Lynchburg;
Hal l.. Flood. Of AppoHattox; Henry
Downing. OF Warren, and Judge J
Thompson Brown, of Nelson. All of
them we're present Tuesday when
General Anderson was retained.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
CHILDREN FATALLY BURNED
IN NEW YORK FIRE

NEW YORK, Feb. lB.--Three chill
d.en were burned to death In an
al.a.tmcnt house flrs IN brooklyn late
th.s AFTERNOON. The victims were Mar
,ha Snln, two wears old Frank shin,
four. and Catherine Craig, Ave.
The mother OF the Shlr children
had LETT them alone while she went
shopping. II is believed they started
the ire by playing with matches. Tho
other child was sufioeated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
,,l.a...;.s nepual,., ae,ee-p.-atI

new YORK. Feb. ,e.-~Thomas V.
.Jnnneily. for number OF years man
ager ot the Murray Hill Theatre ia
this city. and previous 90 that well
known as light comedian. Is dead
at his apartments in the Keystone.
Flats. He was the son Of Thomas
Lester Donnelly. for many years NAM
ager Of the Grand Theatre In this city,
and was born in Dayton. Ohio, forty
eight years ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16

NEW ORGANIZATION PLAN.
North Carolina Democrats to Pass
Iron One just Prepared.

N0fTH
Upon One Just Prepared.
Especial to The Richmond Nirginian)
WINSTON SALEM, n. t., Feb. fs,
state Chairman A. H. Eller, of the
Democratic executive committee, to-
day gave the printers the manuscript
or the revised plan Of the Democratic
organlzation in this State, the SAME
being the report of the committee
which met In Raleigh last week,
composed Of Mnssra. A. III. Ellcr. 7.
j, Jars1S. ]. S. Henderson. W. r.
era wford. f. J.. Travis and j. a. Bell,
Copies win he forwarded tn members
OF the State. executive. central and
advisory committees when they are
printed and these will meet carly in
starcn 10 ~ the date and place for
heiding the acXt Democratic State
convention.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
MAKE WINsTON-SALEM
A CONSOLIDATED CITY

Especial to The Richmond Virginian. ,
WINSTON-SALEM, N. c., Feb. Is.
A movement has been launched
here by the Retail Merchants Asso-
citation looking to the consolidation
of Winston and Salem Into one muni-
cipality, and the subject, Is the prin-
cipal theme of conversation. The two
cities are divided only by a street. and
both have always maintained sepa-
rate municipal governments, with diff
ferent police officers. water works and
sewerage systems
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
Englnrcfing .,s.t,ciation,

fSpesif., 10 THO Richmond FIrsihian.
WHIST S-EALEM, y. C., Feb. {.
THE date Of tile annual meeting
OF tho Appalachian Engineering AS
sociation hrs hcrn set for May 18th
Hnd Eth L1 President ShBlert. About
sixty ~ the most prominent engineers
In the casters and aoGtts,H part ri
the coTnfry nre 1ltiRbeiN. and most
Of then, *iil attend. \ cordial invi-
txtlan IL a.sn extended 10 al those
interested in ifIv ii;osrfgs and Gerel.-
opment Of the South,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16

tie most popular preparation now in
Use to make the hair grow and keep IT
live and natural in appearance. Removes
dandruff Opens up diseased oil cells.
whicl, supply oil that is necessary to keep
the hair from becoming dry and lifcless,
Stops il from falling out and splitting at
the ends No oils, and absolutely harm
less Price 25c. See that you get
Blanks Quinine Hair Tonic, and take no
.so-called just as good or just the same rem
edes. Ii your dealer hasn't it, phone us
and we wiz deliver it at your home at
once Our delivery system makes it
easy TO get. DO not hesitate to phone.
NJ a. sanding fiji NIL parts ai the city
daily. Phone Madison 30s4. Prepared
only by
]. M. BLANKS,
The Prescription Druggist,
Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
REV. MIR. SCHEHER INVITED
TO DELIVER THE ADDRESS

Tho Rev. J. ]. Scherer. Jr., pastor
OF the First English Evangelical Luz
theran church. this city, has accept
ed the invitation of the Y. M. G. A.
of Roanoke College, Salem, Va, to de-
liver the anniversary address before
that body in the Lutheran church. Sa-
lem, on the evening of February 20.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
special Coinniissioner George sale OF
fiberfn

Jr George Sale, one ef the United
States Special commissioners ii Ia
IBERIA last summer, Will give an IL
Illustrated lecture on Liberia at Nir-
ginia Union University Friday, Feb
ruary 18th. at Sis p. NJ
Dr. Sale secured a very interesting
collection of pictures OF the country
while he WAC there last summer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
Fire In En,poria Dwelling.

tSpecia4 10 The Hichmpnd Yirkini#n,
EMPORIA, VA. Fob. ia red.
dence owned by Mr.. John Everett. %
Main street, IN North Emporia, ana
Eaton, caught on fre Monday nign6
but the flames wsre extinguilhed W
the town nre company before nnoeA
demagA resulted ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
VAUGHAN OPPOSED
TO MILITARY BILL
Does Not Think Special Appropri
alton Should BE Made to 80.
tba A 4;Iia...

General b. b. Vaughan OF the First
Virginia Brigade and Major Il Wright.
his adjutant. came up from Norfolk
Tuesday In connection with bill before
the legislature providing for the diver
sion Of several thousand dollars Of