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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13

With the June bride abroad in tho
land, the duties of clerks Of courts and
ministers of the gospel are materially
increased A considerable revenue
comes to the Commonwealth every year
from the issuance OF marriage licenses
The figures for the calendar year 1905,
which appear in the last annual report
of the Auditor of Public Accounts, show
that 1850 licenses were issued. How
ever, this is incomplete, since nine
teen counties and one city failed to
make the report required by law.
Ministers are generally accused by
clerks with laxity in the performance
of their duties in this matter. They
are required to certify every cere-
mony performed TO the clerk of the
court issuing the license, but many
of them, it is said, fail to do this.
Moreover, no figures, even il com
plete, could show the real rate at
which the young folks of Virginia obey
the berests of Cupid. Every year
thousands of young and bleeding heart
seek consolation in adjoining States
and in the District of Columbia. where
requirements as to age arc not severe,
and where the stern parents disappro-
val avails nothing.
Grctnn Greens.
Washington. several North Carolina
points and other more distant towns
are recognized Gretna Greens for peo-
pie under age, who find they cannot
live without the adored one, for tho
lawmakers of Virginia have never
recognized a necessity for marriage
of person under the age Of twenty
one when unaccompanied by the eX-
press consent of the parent or guar
dian.
For all of the Southwest and for a
great deal of the Valley of Virginia,
the Piedmont section and part of
southern West Virginia. Bristol is the
mecca for those who seek matrimonial
bonds. In Tennessee the lawsWill ac-
cept as candidates for marital distinc-
tion any who have attained unto the
mature age of sixteen, SO 1t has come
that almost every train running into
the bifurcated town carries one or more
couples in search of the territory where
the laXer laws prevail.
OF course. with the demand came
supply of those willing to furnish the
ceremony. For many years one Par
son Burroughs has done thriving
business in making two hearts one, or
twelve hearts six, or any other num-
Der which may happen to present
themselves at time. one ceremony
under such circumstances is made TO
suffice for all. Around Christmas time,
and on circus and other gala days. tho
festive parson is forced by the pres
sure of business to double up.
Meets All Trains.
He is old now, but his natural force
in tying knots that are much more
easily frightened than ioosened has not
ahated. At almost any hour of the dag
or night, upon the arrival of Norfolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
.BARR|NGER FIGHT
ISSUE: !. OF NEE Ting
Endorsement or Condemnation Of
Priddy Likely to Interest
Alumni.

Alumni from all over Virginia and
from number of other States will
journey to-day to Blacksburg. Not
love for their alma mater alone will
insure large attendance at the annual
meeting of the Alumni Association,
The anticipation that something will
break loose in the BarrinSer-Priddy
fight has a good deal to do with the
anxiety to he present.
No word has come from either side
as to the plans of procedure to-mor-
row. There has been much conjecture,
but both sides have evidently preferred
to reserve fire. Certain 1T is that
some effort was mado by Lawrence
Priddy to secure proxies for use In the
general alumni meeting. 1t Is not
known whether these requests were
general or confined only to few per.
sonal friends.
a friend of President Barringer ven
tured the guess that Mr.. Priddy in
tended to make an effect to secure a
formal Endorsement of his action In
bringing the recent widely discussed
| charges, resulting in formal investi-
cation. From a member of the Pridds
| faction in the Alumni Association came
| the news that Mr.. Priddy wanted
nothing at all at this time. but was
trying to ward off resolutions of dis
approval of his official conduct. 1t 4
supposed he expected his opponent!
TO attempt such action.
Further action by tho welfare com
mittee depends upon the outcome o
| the election for president of the Alumni
| Association. Mr.. Priddy is ineligible
| for reelection, AS the presiden
! names the members Of the committee
| 1t will be seen that its personnel is
an important faction with reference
\ to the future,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
FREEMAN GETS CREDIT
school Says He Discovered source of
Fever Infection

In the annual catalogue of the Vir-
ginia Institute at Bristol. credit is
given TO Or. Allan w. Freeman, Assist
ant State Health Commissioner, for
having discovered the source of the
infection during the typhoid fever epi-
demic in that city last autumn. After
an investigation DR.. Freeman ex-
pressed the opinion that the contains
ination came from an artesian well
which was being used TO augment tho
water supply in time of drought. City
officials have promised that the we'll
shall never be used again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
Seeing Ordinations.

Superintendent j. y. Eggleston. Jr.
of the Department of Public 1nstruc-
ton, is engaged in his annual grand
tour of the State lie belongs ex-otficio
to the boards of directors or visitors
of every institution of learning sup-
ported as whole or In part by tho
State, and as result is kept busy it
he tries to attend them all. especially
at this season. Then, too. he is in
demand for speeches at finals He
will return 10 his Office when tho last
oratorical gun of the last commence
mcnt has been fired.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
CALLED "LIFE" TO TAW
"Ho,,; Ruby Played" by Dr. Rnshy, Now
Printed AnOnymOusly.

"Hov Ruby PlnHcd," by Or. Bnshy, Now
Printed ANONYMOUSLY.
In one of its recent issues Life"
published an article marked by an
anonymous author" entitled How
RUBY Played" a masterpiece Of it's
kind, which attracted widespread com
ment by the younger generation. 1t
brought forth many letters, and one
from Anthony G. Campbell, OF Wilkes
barre, Pa, who calls attention to the
fact that the article in question was
written BY his personal friend Or.
George w Bagby, of Richmond, and
published years ago in the Southern
Literary Messenger Mr.. Campbell
wrote the editor of Life" that Or.
Bagby's excellent article should not be
started on its rounds again at this late
dag in anonymous shane
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
Cnuncu committees.

Only two Of the Council committees
arc scheduled 10 meet at the City l1alA
to-day. The subcommittee on lmpfoVe-l
ment of the lanes River viii nave .
session at 1870 O'Clock this afternoon y,
and tho Committee on Electrlclty WV.
meet at S o'clock Tonight The Boaru
of Aldermen will meet W morrow ~ w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
Any CO TO Senate.

r, c. l., Moncure, member q me
House of Delegates. from Staiiord "a ana {,
candidate for the state Senate next
ye a''t to succeed i@s Frederick ", Sims.
The district is composed of the coun /.
ties Of spotsylyania, stafford, . LOUISE KS
Moncure is a member of the Finance
Committee of the present House, and
was honored by being made q mem
her of the conference committee on
ii has been understood that Senator
Sims will retire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
ro rn, an senhpnrd Bonds.

The executive committee OF inc sea- sea-
board Air Line Railway mas RECON-.
p,ended tho payment on Ausust 81
,he first semi annual coupon on the
adjustment :, per cent bonds which
were issued under the plan OF read,
t1lstment and dated October1 1, 1909,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
MISS CATHERINE CARTER
40 QUIT STOCK COMPANY

Miss Catherine Carter Will close her
engagement here with the Benjamin
Stock Company on Saturday. June Is,
leaving at once for her summer homo
In the Cumberland Mountains, Tennes-
sec, where she expects to spend sew
eral weeks. Later Miss Carter will go
TO New York. This announcements is a
distinct disappointment to her friends
in Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
To Repair BuildIng.

At aNmeetingFof the congregation of
Marshall Street Christian Church yes
terday steps were taken to repair the
building, IT was said by Luther Wright.
a member of the congregation that the
question Of calling a pastor was not
passed upon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
Some Other Featured.

lvVD anu lppc VIII be OF interest to the
old alumni This preccdes the alumni
dinner.
Some Other Textures.
At the annual dinner of the Alumni
Society number OF speeches will be-
made. some of "Reminiscences, some OF
prophecy. as we'll as other subjects.
There will doubtless be much said
about the college this year.
short til @ before the annual din
nor the a1umnae and women students
of the college will tender luncheon
at Guth's to the women graduates OF
1910 This will take place at o'clock.
Class day exercises come tonight.
This will represent the lighter side
of commencement Historians and ora
tors Will make glad and sad the time.
The class lis large this year. Thera
are twenty-sfx candidates for the Il.
\. degree. one for NJ. A.. four for 3.
s.. and seventeen for 3. l..
on Wednesday the degrees will ba
conferred on the successful young men
and women. Tho commencement ad-
dress will be delivered by 3. d. Gray,
d. d.. LII D., of Atlanta Ga The
awarding of degrees and honors OF
the session will take place in thu
evening, followed by the address Ia
the class OF 1910 and tho prosidentia
reception.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
nernmes I,hief Clerk.

Charles A. Miller, Of She Department
Of Agriculture, viii become chief clerk
on Wednesday, when tho new. acts OF
the General Assembly are effective.
Mr.. Miller has been acting chief clerk
for some time Under the terms OF the
stratton bill, James w, Williams will
hereafter be officially known as fer
lIliHer rle rk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
Solicitors Arrested.

Bloomberg. white. were arrested yeg.
terdaS on y warrant charging them
With soliciting subscriptions for pc
riodieals without license The a.
iIeEed ohense was committed in South
laehmond but the men were arrested
mere , and taken 10 tho Second sta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
Ono Real BAD sunday.

Everyb body who had been looking for
pleasant weather yesterday had short
and ugly words to hurl at Chief Villa
Moorc's department. but it didn't do any
good. The parks We're deserted. the
rain keeping nearly the whole town
indoors,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
Govornor nj unrrl,onb.rn

Governor Mann win to-day deliver
an addresssat d. Confederate memorial
celebration at lIanIsonburE. An en-
tenslye program mas been arranged by
the Daughters Of the Confnderady Of
Rocklngham county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13

ed TO attend and enjoy the festivities.
Reunion of classes of 1860. 1885, 1900.
1905 and 1909 will be of interest to the
old alumni. This preccdes the alumni
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13


memorial of
JOSEPH BRYAN.
1S45--190S,
Who in this Church, as Sunday-school
Superintendent. Vestryman Warden.
lahored for 81 years in tho Love of
God for the Good of his Fellowmen.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-03-25

CE QUE NOS LECTECRS FAl'
RE FACILEMEN
Tel que nous ravons dit q plusieur
reprlses pEcHo DE L'OUEsT go fait tou
iours I'm plaisir de publier toute nouvel.
lie depuis la plus minnie jusqu'a la plus
importante. Nous prions donc nos abon-
n6s ainsi que le public en- general de
nous faire ~parvenir CO qu'on almerait 8
ire dams les COLONIES de notre journal.
Dams une Vile de retendue de Mime.
apolis IL est impossible de visiter chaque
place d'affaire ou chaque famllle, mails
ceux qui auraient IN compte-rendu d'u.
ne fete ]quelconque, dun parti de surpri
So, dun pique-n ique, dune ceremonie
n~uptiale, dun dec6s, on ecu qui aime.
raient q annoncer lie depart gu la visite
dun parent gu DUN ami, etc., peuven
nous falre ~parvenir ces nouvellen.a re
CLIO DE L'OUEsT se fera t%oujours I'm plat
sir de le ruDlier
On peut nous fare parvenir ces nou
velles soft en- les apportant directement
notre bureau 305 Avenue Centrale, eli
nous tel6phonant Oh en- nous envoyant
mar la ralle
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-03-25

AVIAN! laccident.... Alons! VOLTA
que ]e me feIicite de ga mort q pre-
sent! s'6cria NJ. Hiogant en- s'aper-
cevant toat a coup que son enthou-
siasme pour la g6n6rosit6 des he
ritiers lentra1nait trop .oin.
Pour y copper court, IL ALA s'as-
seoir sur le banc Oh II await cause
pour Ia derni4re fois avec son vieux
camarade.
COMMENT M. HINaANT TRoUvA CE
QUILL NE CHEROHAIT PAS
LIE Jour ba%issait; mails Fair 6tait
pur, ct la mer 6tait calme. C'6tait
une MAGNITUDE soir6e de prin-
temps, chose rare au mois de m 4rs
sur les c0tes de la France. Mais le
merveilleux panorama que la vue
embrassalt du il sut de la terrasse
lalseait le JUICE de paix indifference
II s'absorbait tout enter dams le
douloureux souvenir de la catas.
trophe qni s'6tait accomplle Ia,
sous ses yeux,'ll revoyait, par la
pensAe, l'ancien corsaire assls a CO
t6 de lul ses traits accentu6s ses
gestes brusques, son regard clair
ct franc. II entendait sa voix 80
rore ct IN peurrude. II SO rappe-
]ait quaux moindres paroles de
cette singuli4re conversation 81 Ia
mentablemeut interrompue. Peu
a peu son esprit SO reporta sur ce
voyage de Methurin Calico, sur CO
retour du Goe'and' 81 Impatient
ment attendu, que son apparltion
await GU pour. consequence un hor.
rible 6v6nement. Pais il en- vint
a songer aux bruits qui avaient
couru 81 longtemps sui les exp6di.
tioDs nocturnes du vieux matelot
ct sur les tonnes dor de son mai
tire.
-Fadaises!: billevesees que tout
celia! murmura.t-ii; M6riadec ne
TAFT pas aware. Pourquol aurait-il
ainsl th6sauris6: On pretend que
ses terres ne r~epr6sentent pas Far
gent quill poss6dait quand il a ces.
Sc la course. Qu'est-ce que celia
prouve? Quiz a meme joyeuee vie
pendant son voyage a Paris, en-
1915. II 6tait pardieu! blen hon.
a d6penser quelques centaines dc
mile francs en- peu de mois. Mon
p9re ma solvent cont6 que dams
CO temps-A For Iui glisseit DIES
doigts. Depuls, il a fait 6norme-
ment d'Aumoaes en- cachette. Non,
d6cld6ment, il ne deva1t lui roster
que ses biens au soleil.
Peut-etre M. Hlngant 6tait-il
moius convaincu de l'exactitud9 de
cette derni6re assertion quill ne so
l'avouait q lui meme, car un ins-
taut apr6s il reprit:
IL faudra pourtant que je ques.
tonne Dos-de Msrsouln sur ses
caravanes nocturnes. J'aurai de
la peine a en- tirer quelque chose,
car il nest pas bavard. Ce qui
me pla1t, c'est que ces cheers ne
veux ct cette ch6re niece ne crolent
point a ces histories, puisqu'ils ne
men ont point parl6. Celia fait
honnenr q leur jugement.
"a continue1)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-03-25

On raconte qu'un jour lie prin-
cipal dun grand college de jeunes
gems preparait son discours de
distribution de prix ct await jete
sur lie papier quelques notes, aim
de rememorer les points quill en-
tendait developer devant son
auditoire.
LIE digne professeur f%aisait, dams
ses notes, un grand eloge des YER
tus morales qui sont essentielles a
la jeunesse, des instincts louables
qui doivent la faire agir, des SEN
timents h&roiques qui doivent Pa
miner. II await en- particulier
ecrit cette phrase:
"J'admire les beauties qui sont
l'apanage de la virilite."
Ces mots, tine fois 1ances, lie
professeur await eprouve lie besoin
de prendre Pair pour faire une
provision nouvelle d'inspiration.
Pendant &c temps, la gouver-
mantle du brave homme, une jolie
ct fine soubrette, sans doute, don't
le printemps debordait, @tait venue
fa1re lie bureau, ct CONNIE toute
file DIVE, s'etait empress@e de
lire &c qu'avait ecrit son maftre.
. Ellie tomba en- arret sur la pen
see chaude que nous venons de
otter, ct ne pouvant resister aux
tentations que cette lecture faisait
naftre, ellie aiouta de sa plus belle
main, juste en- dessous de la phrase
magistrate, ce laconique, mails
sincere commentaire
Moi aussi."
lie sens en- etait peut-etre plus
charnel ct profane que celui reve
par lie savant, mails il completait, a
sa facon, une id&e qui court lie
monde.
Virilite morale ct viri1ite ply
sique sont les deux clements in
dispensables de la beaute ct Pun
ne va pas sans Pautre, lis Sc COM
pletent.
Ecoutez les plus beaux discours
du monde, les plus beaux chants
graves GU legers, ct vous ne pour
rez pas les d@tacher de la person
nalit@ physique de la personne
qui les emet. Les orateurs puts
SAINTS, les chanteurs writes, les
discoureurs energiques ont cons
tamment lie dessus parmi lie peu-
pie, sur les hommes fables, mai
gres ct rachitiques meme 81 ceux-
Ct possedent la superiorite intel
lectuelle.
LIE monde aime les forts ct lie
toast AMERICAN est dune verite
eternel1e: "Aux hommes qui
agissent."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-03-25

II faut par consequent prendre
bien soin de sa force physique 81
Pom veut garden son rang.
Or, lie plus insidieux DIES, maux
qui attaquent les hommes ct qui
ruinent leur constitution, minent
sournoisement leur vigueur ply
sique, c'est lie NAL de reins,, que lie
peuple appelle NAL DE RO-
|GNONS, que la science quali6e
de brightisme gu nephrite ct con-
tire lequel on ne saurait trop pre-
munir les hommes d'action..
LIE grand danger de &c NAL c'est
quill progresse tandis que nous en-
sommes inconscients, accomplit
ses ravages en- secret pressure, ct
annonce sa presence par I'm coup
d'eclat qui, a moins dun remede
immediat, est lie signal de la de-
cheance physique de l'individu.
Du jour au lendemain lie NAL de
reins peut faire du jeune homme
vigoureux TN vieillard impuissant.
Sill ny est pas porte remede i'm
mediatement, la RUNE est irrepa-
rable, ct, trop solvent, lie result
tat est fatal.
Mais sill est pris a temps ct
traite convenab1ement, lie NAL de
reins peut etre enray&, ses efets
pernicieux peuvent etre annules
ct l'homme qui en- est atteint peut
reprendre la sante ct la pursuance.
Pour lie traitement de cette afec-
ton, il nest pas d'agent nj de
remede plus actif que les Pilules
Moro, speciales pour les maladies
des hommes. Ces pi1ules sont I'm
puissant reconstituant. lie mecca
nisme de leur action est bien facile
a comprendre. LIE rein occupe,
dams l'organisme human, une
fonction d@purative essentielle.
C'est lie rein qui est charge du ira
vail de publication de tout notre
systeme ct plus nous allegeons son
travail, plus nous rendons SOL &C.
ton facile ct aisee, plus nous avons
chance de nous bien porter. Plus
notre sang est pur, moins 1e rein
fatigue ct mieux nous nous trou-.
vonS.
Du bon ct facile fonctionnement
de notre rein dependent notre force
ct notre puissance.
En- TN mot, 81 1'on apAge de ses
arteres, on a la force de son rein.
CONNIE exemple de reussite
dune guerison complete du NAL
de reins par les Pilules Moro, nous
pouvons otter &c t&moignage sui
want qui est assez eloquent pour
Sc passer de commentaire,:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-03-25
v|R|uTE MORALE, vIR|uTE PHYSIQUE

Sandwich, Ont. z decembre 1908.
Messieurs,
Jeviensvous remercier ct vous
feliciter chaudement des excellents
effets qu' ont Ell sur moi vos Pilules
Moro, grace a%uxquelles. je me
gueris parfaitement dun NAL de
reins don't je souffrais depuis 1907.
~J'eprouvais, jour ct mutt, des at
taques d'irretention d'urine irwin
cibles, ct je me voyais rebuilt a TN
&tat d'impuissance auquel les trail
tements essay@s jusqu'alors nap
portaient aucune attenuation. Je
n'avais. fait aucun abus, j'&tais
sobre ct regulier dams mes habi-
tudes ct dams tous les travaux
j'@tais de premiere force. Cepen-
dant la vigueur physique me fai-
salt regrettablement default.
J'ai pris les Pilules Moro CONNIE
vous; me l'avez conseille ct: j'ai
senti aussit6t une am@lioration:
skrieuse. Apres dix bottles, je me
trouvaisb ct lorsque
j'ai' Gu fni mon traitement, soft:
guaranteeing bottles, j'@tais en-
parfaite sante, tres bien remis,
jeune all moral ct All physique,
heureux ct gal!
Je vous en- remercie. ct je mem
presse de faire connaftre pexcel-
1ence de votre remede a tous les,
hommes qui soufrent de cette.
accablante ma1adie du rein. Pour
eux lie traitement par les Pilules.
Moro est absolument souverain.
Recevez, Messieurs. mes SALT
tations,
D. MERRITT.
Les Pilules Moro font des hon.
mes forts ct courageux. Files
sont lie garant dune bonnie consti-
tuition, &c qui assure toujours lie
bien-etre, la joie ct lie bonheur.
ST vous etes fables on malades,
quel que soft votre age, prenez les,
Pilules Moro, elles vous rendront
la sante.
CONSULTATIONS GRATUlTES
par les Medecins de la Compa-
gnie M&dicale Moro, All No 272
rue Saint Denis, Montreal, tous.
les jours, excepte les %dimanches,
de 9 heures du matin a 6 heures
du soir. Aussi consultations par
1ettres.
Les pilu1es Moro sont en- vente
chez tous les marchands de rene
des. Files sont aussi envoy&es par
la poste, all Canada ct aux Etats-
Unis, sur reception du prix, soc
une bofte, $3.50 six bottles, par la
MEDICALE
272. rue Saint Denis.
Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-03-25
Les NouveIIes

CR QUE NOS LECTECRs PoURRA1ENT FAI.
RE FACILEMEN
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-03-25

FRANCOIS n'avaient pas de temps 3
perdre pour preparer des projects
plus s6rieux. Settlement, en- pas
SAINT le seuiI, jacques lanca au ju.
&c de paix un coup d'@il sourcon-
neux.
-Imb6cile! lui dit d Iorellle le
ma1tre d'6cole, tn sails hen 81 celui.
Ia d6nlchalt par hssard le tr6sor,
il v1endrait plutot nous r6veiller 3
minuit pour nous le dire que de
garden jusqu'a domain la respon-
sabilit6 de la trouvaille.
Leplanchais n'insista point, ct
son silence fut I'm tactic nommage
rendu a Undesirable loyaute de
M. JEAN Marie. Celui. ci await en-
core les yeux humides en- les re-
gardant s'6loigner.
Braves occurs! murmurait-il.
Avoir d6vanc6 net desirs en- assn.
rant lie sort de M .thuriu, c'est tou-
chant! c'est admirable! VOLTA Oh
Oh reconna1t le vieux sang breton
qui coulalt dams les veines de mon
pauvre L6ridan... ct dams les
leurs, q ces cheers enfants, quoiqu'll
matt das Gu le temps do les desc.
ritter, car il y pensait. -. Je rai
devin6 aux questions quill m'ad1es.
salt encore une heure peut-etre