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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-07-13
DEATH OF MRS. MOSES COLE.
Expires at Home of Her Daughter
In Carbondale


A special from Carbondale SAYS:
Sarah, wife of Moses Cole, died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
William Perry, at $50 o'clock Fri
day morning, after a brief sickness.
She was born in Clinton township,
Wayne county, March II, 1889, the
daughter of Jesse and Elizabeth Cd
gen. Her early life was spent on the
farm. At the age of 19, in 1858,
she was united in marriage to Moses
Cole of the same neighborhood.
They began housekeeping on the
farm, on which they continued to
reside until 1908, the year they cele-
brated their golden wedding, after
which they moved to Prompton.
She was a prominent Methodist
and of the Steene church she had
been for over so years a faithful
member. Mrs. Cole possessed a
beautiful character and was willing
at all times to lend a hand to those
in want or distress.
She is survived by her husband and
the following children: James, of
SdI w lllldAl anu
of Clinton, Edward and Charles of
Forest City, and Ira of Prompton;
Carrie, wife of William Perry of
Carbondale, and Fannie, wife of
David Mill of Bethany; 22 grand
children and one great grandchild;
also by three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth
Dolph of North Platte, Neb.; Mrs.
Silas Buckland of Elk Lake, and
| Mrs Ed. Carr of Black Walnut.
Prayer services were held Sunday
morning at $50 at the home OF
Mrs. William Perry, 63 Williams
avenue, Carbondale, after which the
remains were taken to Prompton
where funeral services were held
from the Presbyterian church by
Rev. r. c. Burch of Waymart. In
terment was in Prompton cemetery
Mr.. Cole was in Honesdale Satur-
day and received the condolences oi
his local friends. He said Mrs. Cole
had been troubled by a cancerouS
growth some time and had been {
great sufferer, though she bore hel
painful complaint heroically. Mr.
Cole, a hardworking man, has th'
sympathy of all who know him. HI
went from HonesdaIe to Prompton
where Sundays funeral service
were held.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-07-13
Third Party Boomers Will Meet July
25-2S.
A special from Philadelphia says

A special from Philadelphia says:
For the purpose of placing an in
dependent ticket in the field for gov
ernor and other state offices to be
filled at the November election, a
convention of Independents will be
held in that city July 27-2S. This
announcement was made by Henry
c. Niles of York, former state chair
man of the Lincoln party, an inde-
pendent organization.
Mr.. Niles, as chairman of the
committee having the Independent
movement in charge, named the fol-
lowing temporary executive COM
mittee to prepare for the conven-
ton:
John o. Sheath, Philadelphia,
chairman; George E. Mapes, secre-
tary; Frank NJ. Ritter, Philadelphia,
treasurer; DR.. d. A. Dillinger, Cor
nelius E. Scully, Allegheny county;
George Wentworth Carr, Andrew R.
Wright and Albert f. Turner, Phil
adelphia,a and Albin Garrett, Chester
county.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-07-13
ROCK LAKE.

A much-needed shower came to us
Sunday afternoon.
James Fitzsimmons of Elkins, w.
Va, is visiting at the home of his
mother, Mrs. NJ. Fitzsimmons.
George Flynn of New York is
spending his vacation at the home
of his father, William Flynn.
Jack Leonard of New York is
visiting his uncle, Matthew Leonard.
Mrs. James Cluus is entertaining
her niece, Margaret Johnson of Car
bondale.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-07-13
COUNTY
CORRESPONDENCE
[Other correspondence on Page 81
ARIEL.

Accident To Mrs. Observation-Disclosures
Emery's New Home.
Mrs. Rebecca Rockwell of South
Canaan, mother of Contractor Rock
well and Mrs. c. G. Collins of this
place, fell down cellar through a
trap door Thursday at her home.
She sustained several bad bruises
but no broken bones.
Cashier Emery of the new bank
has moved into the house of o. NJ.
Hoover on the East side. The new
bank expects to open its doors Sept.
/.
p. J. Horan and family of Dun
more have moved into their cottage
for the summer.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-07-13
INDIAN ORCHARD.
Various Matters of Village Interest
Briefly Recited.

Whew! Let's go to the city! It's
getting too warm to stay in the
country.
Among those who enjoyed the
Fourth at C. T. Weeks were Prof.
Whewell of New York, Cora Budd of
Honesdale, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Weeks and children of Prompton,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Weeks of White
Mills and Chester Maloney and fam
lily of East Honesdale.
HamlintOn Braman of Carthage,
n. Y, is visiting his brother, P. L.
Braman, and family.
Miss Katherine Wagner of Homes
dale is enjoying a visit with her
parents at this place.
Lawyer c. A. Garratt of Honesdale
recently visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. A. CARAT.
Mrs. f. F.. Rice and children of
White Mills spent the Fourth with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. L.
Braman.
Mrs. G. II. Ham visited relatives
in Honesdale recently.
Mrs. E. +. Avery and daughter,
Mrs. Charles Schweighofer, and
children of Scranton spent Friday
with W. f. Avery and family.
John Case and family have re-
turned from a visit from relatives
near Narrowsburg, n. Y.
Miss Addie Jennings of Beach
Grove is visiting the Misses Boards
lee.
Mrs. May Richinan has returned
TO Honesdale after spending her va
cation with relatives here.
James Wrenn and daughter Melva,
of Hawley have returned home, af-
ter spending a few days at w. H.
Halls.
The Granger's picnic drew a large
crowd and the general report is that
all had a good time.
Miss Ella Dills of Duryea is al
the home of her brother, Samuel
Dills, at this place, where she sxpectS
to spend the remainder of her vaca
tion.
After the close of Miss Dills tern
of school in Duryea, she Joined {
party of tourists, who visited Wash
ington and had most enjoyable, in
structive trip.
Clara Dills of HOnesdale recent!
spent a few days visiting her hom,
in this place.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-07-13
WAYNE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK

Honesdale, Pa, June 27, 1910.
Notice to Savings Depositors
Interest will be allowed from July
l on all deposits made on or before
July IL, 1910.
H. S. SALMON. Cashier.
Eta
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23

Third street and Kelley avenue; Fred
Schlichting was the lucky man who
selected the name for the new N. D.
Improvement Company hotel and has
been forwarded check for the sum OF
$1,000; Indications are there will not
be enough cottages al Chautauqua this
year to- supply the demand. M 4.
Third week in May: County Com
missioners turn down petition to sub,
NIT question of building new court
house to the people; Local members of
Commercial and Musical clubs will at
tend May festival at Grand Forks;
L. D. Anderson opened up rub
Der stamp works; The new Aberdeen
hotel been opened on Third street
by Otto Chiostri; The Peale Memoir
ial church at Penn was dedicated May
18th; The 500 railroad paid $751;
900 to Devils Lake citizens for right
of way in this city.
Fourth week In May: A large at
tendance witnessed a very close wres-
thing match at Grand opera house be-
tween Jake Proscos and P. H. Nc
Gurren; State Bar association Is pre-
pairing for biggest event in history
of North Dakota association; H. J.
Hinck buys controlling interest in
Devils Lake Abstract company.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23
OCTOBER.

N First week 10 October: Fifteen tea
cheers we're granted certi dcates from
test held Marion Mercer gives enter.
tainment under the auspices OF the wv.
4. County comnis sioners order Id.
creased jurisdic tion question put 81
ballot; NUM- accid dental discharge Of
gun resulted In no damage aside from
breaking window: Company III got salril..
70 the third rank itIl IA total of sis
while Company sB of Fargo came out
last with a score, 55of Sol; Nsss-P asson-
ailit nuptials; Michaels and Ludwig
Jcaught in Grand Forks convi cting
thsems Ives and brought back 4by sher.
IL Bedford on the charge Of robbery
s'.s q Jones At ssst Paul buying furni.
ture Tor new hotel; Exhibit from t1lis.
III Hi Continued Oh page Ave ~ $
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23

many people became much alarmed,
thinking 1t was q heavy storm coming;
Willie stensou was. quite Severely
burned about the face asd hands by
playing with torch In which gaso,
line: had been placed instead of ker0-
sine, Athens Cafe changes manage,
ment, GIN. Vagstad purchasing the il:
terestof his partner u {; Smith; Miss
Lulu Boynton assisted by Miss Mary
Cairns gave song recital; Joe Grey
eagle. an indian, living near TOXIC was
accidently killed MIA i ~ bic
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23
MAY

First week in May: Police force
appointed and much other business
transacted at council meeting; Name
for the new $125,0OO hotel has been
salected as the Great Northern; The
question on the New 500 line for Dew
lis, Lake definitely settled, work on
the new line Through this county to be
commenced at once; Hon. gBardi G.
-Skulason addressed Republican Mass
meeting lat Court house; Northern, In
vestment =; company purchase large
block OF city property known as the
Bell corner, Lake Grocery company
have commenced plans, for the erec-
stion Of. wholesale grocery in Devils
Lake; II. w. Bliss has opened office in
Brennan emma block for Liberty Manufact-
t'nring company; Miss Mamie, Keough
and Charles A. strodtbeck were, mar
ried at the Catholic church, This week
will practically wind up, seeding, actt-
{ witty ins khe atatesx The chautauaua ia
now a'f open and train service Will soon
commence. @ ri ~ &. * ~, -,
Second week 10 May Democratic
GoEnmi n taf " had meeting and were, busy
framing MP ticket; b. w Bice and Gus
F'urstenau returned home from Grand
Forks and announce they have secur-
ed state meeting Of county auditors
for this city for next year; The Com
nerc iasl club rooms opened mp their
fiii ne Il new rooms with appropriate en-
ercises Giss Nellie simonss and Mr.,
Iven Eppland were married at Bart
lett; xcayation work has commenc-
3ed On the huildin of The Journal
fishing company on the corner Of
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23
JUNE:

First week in June: Commence.
ment at the Deaf School was not held
on account of sickness; Devils Lake
Auto Tire Repair company will com.
mence business in near future; Large
crowd were well pleased with 1.-THE
Settlement" played by the O'Callagh.
ans; Devils Lake Paper Company in.
corporated with five hundred thousand
dollars capital; Large delegation went
to Grand Forks by auto to attend May
Festival; Hon. Silver Serumgard met
with quite serious accident by falling
two stories to the basement in the
Locke Gram block; Eighth grade com.
mencement exercises held at the High
school building. ;#,i =. 7n =.,:..- =.
Second week, in June: Commercial
club held interesting meeting and con.
sidered coming events; The Democrat.
ic Committee filed petitions for place
on primary ball for some of the Of:
fees; Jensen Hansen nuptials; County
Superintendent Haig has issued the
school apportonnnent for the quarter
ending with May; ,Dexter-Manseau MI.
pitfalls; E. w. Gilbertson annunces him;
sci for county coroner; The local base,
ball team played two games of ball
with the Hopkins Bloomer girls; High
school commencement, large class gra
duated With honois; Pupils of Miss
Mary Norton give excellent program:
Third week in June: Devils Lake
entertaining the state encampment OF
the Grand Army of the Republic; State
convention saof Retail Jswelers' asso
citation and of state optical society
here; The barn on the Ed. Blanchfield
farm near Grand ,IIarbor was struck Is,
lightning and burned, valued at about
$4,000; A large class were confirmed
at the residence of Mr.. H, Fark, ser
vices being held by Rev. Collmorgen
'of the Lutheran church.
Fourth week in June: Mr.. and Mrs
John LANCE Of Norwayzrt township en-
! tertained their friends at an enjoyable
function; New road open into Chau
tauqua grounds which is a big improve
ment; County Auditor Bice and hi
assistants get the ballots and election
supplies for the county; Devils Lake
property changes hands and advances
rapidly-many transfers; Biological
station nearly completed, Dean Bran
non of State University rushing worl
OF finishing; State jewellers hold tall
fest, big banquet at sevilla at close o
association meeting; The new suits TO
the Devils Lake ball team arrived. En-
5oyab'e program marked close Of frs
wear OF st. Mary Of the Lake academy
Fire company receive number of new
suits; Large crowd from this city al
tended social at Bethany chapel.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23
JULY

Ffrts week in July Ordinance Ser.
geant Thomas P. Morris, ~. S. Army.
retired, guest of Henry Hale; Lightn-
ing and winds do considerable damage
throughout the country. the greatest
damage reported being in the vicinity
of starkweather; Vandergrift- Cuthbert
nuptials; Heavy rains greatly improve
conditions of crops; P. d. Norton, for
mer Ramsey county man in: lead for
secretary Of state; Gollmar Brothers
circus brought many people to town;
School No. 3 in Lake district holds
best attendance; =, McGurren wins
match, defeats the Greek professional
at oper House; O'Callaghans at cha
tauqua, tenth appearance. Chautauqua
opened; H. G. Hansbrodgh warmly
greeted in this city, firstavisit for some
time; President Frank d. McVey ldeliy-
cred interesting address, al Chautau-
Qua; Confirmation services held at the
church Of Advent, large class confirm
ed by bishop Mann; Announcements Of
the marriage Of Miss Ethel Fitzgerald
formerly OF this city and M. ]. Lee
received here. p S4 E. ! .& s.3S5 =: w. 4
Second week in July: Attorney
Anderson wins In judicial race Rain
helps crops; Christopherson Jacobson
associated with siver serumgard
leaves for the west Alex Jorgenson fills
yiascaney; Postmaster's convention is
largely attended from various districts.
500 line expected from Medford: Cash
i e 8. a. FIoren plead guilty at Lakota;;
New Hampshire girl refuses to be mar.
ried in a town called Devils Lake; Mrs
George y. Moores vas quite badly
burned about the face and hands while
endeayoring to light the kiIn; Cards
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23

received announcing the marriage OF
Ernest HALEY Haig, son OF Supt. y. a..
Haig-Haig and Miss Anna Funk. of
Chicago; Successful shoot held by the
Twin City Gun Club; sheriff and Mrs.
Bedford given q surprise party on the
twenty annive Of their we'd
ding; Rodenbach8 cottage burned at
&! gl9ghautanaua; Devils lake has best
team it ever had and putting up fine
grade Of ball. ~ 2r. ~
~"' Third week&in July: aobt. Halle
hurst killed in :, automobile accident;
Great Northern Railway Co. serve no
tice on Chautauqua Railway Co. to
move; Six buildings burned at Lakota;
Devils Lake band furnish music at
Fargo Fair; Devils Lake team plays the
best ball Of season, defeating York in
entire series; Company M leave for an
nual encampment at Camp Douglas:
Rev. Father Francis, of Richardson, Is
drowned in lake near Monastery; II. X.
Maxson visiting his sons, here, knew
john Brown; w. M. Holbrook had the
large bone in his left arm fractured
While trying to crank his automobile:
Fort Totten Braves are stirred up over
advent Of flying machine; Officers
elected and library board appointed at
meeting of school board; Romigs
squad won at the shoot for supper;
Devils Lake building going steadily on;
County canvassing board finished re-
view of election returns; DR.. Dayen-
port new secretary at Chatauqua gave
excellent satisfaction; St. Elmo pre-
sented at Grand Opera House; Walsh
Crowley nuptials.
Fourth week in July: Hon. E. B.
Page is elected president of Devils
Lake State Bank; J. q. Adams store
burglarized and goods and money are
stolen; More people from this vicinity
attending state fair than ever before;
Clarence, Reed arrested for robbing
cto'm1 PHI nj Devils Lake selected as
the next 1 meeting. place for the Register
Of deeds; Cat come in, cupboard from
Cincinnati i Is in Ohio, to Devils Lake post
Office, Stanley Hurst met, with ACCT
deppt while While riding his motor cycle to
c !haHt ); Mrs. Mrs: DR.. Cuthbert met
with X accident !dd!eent while boat riding at
Ch 14alp Francis Riordan, son of
L. F. Riordan of; .Noonan township,
fell from hay! NOV breaking his, arm;
Myrtle lGn us little daughter OF Mr..
and ~ Mrs. Tom .Gulseth caught fingers
hi wind mill badly :. MASKING them;
Residence Of p R.; Hirshey; burned,
property owned; by p, j.. McClory;
Large number attended dance at farm
home of Moses Bail near Poplar Glove;
Devils, Lake Band under direction of
Director Cramer is pleasing people at
state fair grounds; Militia leayes for
Camp Douglas1s Devils Lake bah Am
leave on tour of couple of weeks; 3 Vi;
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23
!: AUGUST

First week in August: Newly elect
ed central committee held first meet
Ing at Court House; Ernest Haig and
Miss Anna Funk married at Chicago:
Arnett children taken to Fargo to be
placed in children's home; The Fort
Totten Indians receive $4,000, each
Indian receiving from 1892 to s1,65O.
Home investment Company held; an
nual meeting, directors elected; Keya,
native of the Fort Totten reservation,
about seventy years old was run over
by switch engine; Mrs. A. J. Mcdonald
and daughter were thrown from buggy
and were quite badly injured; Queen
City Gun Club hold interesting meet
Ing; Committee have meeting to al; ar
range list of words for spelling contest:
Bell barn burned;e ,$ zS}z&.
Second week in August: Lake
Grocery Company, new wholesale
house, ready for the interior work;
New county jail building is above the
basement; Grand Opera house agail
open; Hugh Mcmillan bound over to
District Court charged with cruelty to
animals; Bids opened and contracts
awarded for coal and improvements at
school board meeting; Burglars enter.
ed the office of DR.. Romig and broke
into the safe; John r.. Haslaam lost his
warehouse by fire; Largest meeting ii,
the history of the editorial association
held at. Williston; Albert Bell made
president Of State Druggists associa.
ton held at Fargo y. !. s s.. .# ss1
=, = Third week in August: ; Barns On
Ia y Rue and Daeley property burned;
Miss Bertha Maxwell and Warren
a married at Fargo during fair;
Grand Forks Automobile Club visits
city, Interesting Sunday School pro.
gram given at Salvation Army barracks
Rev. Father Harrington Id city III min j.
terests5> Of schools Of which he has
charge in Wales; Nelson Gustafson
nuptials. ~ If ]s3 a. ;ss5. lsS
Fourth week In August: Democrats
preparing for vigorous campaign: Ex-
cellent crop yields are reported; Ad.
journed session Of District Court held
Lake Grocery have opened business iii
fine new building; Important: business
transact ed sat dtourned meeting of
city council The 81 academy 5of ST.
lMary's Of the Lake opens !; Indian girl
who set fres to build Ing AT Fort Totben
brought here from Fort Totem and
sent 70 lMAinneWaukan Inter Ocean has
added large number Of new subscribers
to list Prof. Bristolfs tMultum i Par
; W orchestra At Grand The people 81
this this city had evidence Of the terrible
extent and ferceness of the western
forest fires, the. sky being Of such Il
peculiar yeIloWish appearance that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
GETS MORE ROOM
FOR XMAS MAIL
POSTMASTER ALLAN RENTS Ex.
IRA BUILDING so THAT HOLi.
DAY PACKAGES MAY BE
PROMPTLY HANDLED.

Postmaster Edgar Allan has obtain
ed authority from the postal depart
ment for the rental Of the store on
tho southwest corner of Seventh and
Franklin streets In order that more
floor space may be had for the hand
ling of the Christmas mail. Mr.. AL
lan's idea IN this new building IL that
most OF the uptown packages may
be systematically received and deliv-
cred In away that win obviate the
usual delay during the holidays.
Three additional clerks have already
been added to the office force and new
men will continue to be taken on Of
the Christmas mai! reaches it's high
water mark.
On the ground floor of the building
just acquired Is an arrangement of
racks into which the packages can be
assorted and distributed. The SUBJ
stations will take care OF the package
delivery along the cross streets, while
this new department will handle all
such matter for the streets running
east and west.
Wagons will he engaged to aid In
making the deliveries promptly during
the rush season, and these Will re-
ceive their loads at the new store. The
packages will be sorted into bags, one
for each square, 80 that the drivers
of the package wagons will have as
little trouble as Is possible IN executing
their work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
FATHER TIME HANDS OUT
HIS SHORTEST PACKAGE
Ola 1o, AecordnI His Ruling, Shines Only Nine Hours
and ne Halt on December IL SO lou
Can ilame the G lendar il
q learned scientists

some of the learned scientists
A.ys 40 a.v. iiNN S..i.AAi,y ls.aI GA u A.te
stliu ...@t. hesk~Iei'tiy duu
tLAl The, may De a ody Vi Asts csAA AAe.
or lace. IAoWe ca, ti.cir .'tii..o a. e
..ot ID ..>. up y .ne S.iu .aie laos
anu like AZ. GoIn tnose u~.uil.s su>
,iGWs usuu44y haze To ..lh a ue.G q
MAtlI comes 20 d snow uD"A II.
rol.. INV Li.n suiAe -, Ane days
VIII continue {. ieAotIltIi, Inc 0Af...Ioii
oi the iviis.st ia! Ueins es,t...A.eu al
I~uiteen Aours A.aA ivIty-.i.,..t mAu.
uteS.
Al addition to being the shortest
e,ay S.AI. S~eInoer - Atsu
came near beinx the contest oay 81
lar, 1au.AIE ny the reauinS Oh tne
mercury ourAns the early morhinS
hours. According to ouiciai DATA ~
the weather bureau the mercury de-
s.endeu to the ~ uehree po.nt. wnich
vas within four points OF the eoiucst
koay TINS seasUn.
strange as ii may seem, Old Sol
Is some millions of miles nearer
Mother Earth at the winter sOistice
than in the good o.. summer time
and yet ne sheds less neat in the WIN
ter because his rays come down slant
wise. a 1t were. and thus lose mucn
of their oaloric force.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21

Mrs. NJ +. Thomas. of 312 North
Harrison street. gave the pecemner
recital of her music class Saturday
night. A special feature of the pro-
gram was chorus number rendered
by the pupils. The song was Bar
carollo," by Boseowitz, and those who
took part were the Misses Fttzwilson,
Montgomery. Simpson. Walker. Sord.
Williams. Chewningi Chesterman.
Thiemer and King. There were sew
eral solo numbers on the program as
wen.
Mrs. W. II, Francis. of 90 North
LON hardy street. had as her guest
last week Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ha-
rold Eskey. Of Huntington, w. Va.
Miss Annie l.. sutton. who has been
visiting her brother, Mr.. Preston SUIT
ton. in Amherst county. for the past
two months, has returned to her
home, 20 North Lombardy street.
Mrs. Smith, of Powhatan street,
who has been in the hospital for the
past three weeks. was brought home
Saturday much improved.
l.. r. Roster. OF 1908 Beverly street.
died Saturday morning at GAS O'Clock
at his home. He leaves wife and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
COURT
ENDS ITS Term

he United States Circuit Court oi
6eppeals reconvened Wednesday morn
%nk vt IL o'clock, with Circuit Judges
1D6 and Prifchard and District Judge
eord in attendance.
Court announced and handed dowY
~ opinion In the following cases:
EN- No. 9ss. Norfolk Dredging Company
n3nant OF steam tug America" APP
41tnnt. Va. Leon Hozier. appellee; APP
eMl from the District Court at Nor
&k. Va. Per curtain opinion. Affirm
, with costs.
a 10. sss, r. Crawiey Jones. alleged
bankrupt. appellant. VS.. Aug. Wrigh,
Company. ct al. appeliees; appeal from
H2 District Court at Richmond, Va
nx curtain opinion. Affirmed, with
bstA
No. ss5, Virginia Railway and Power
DaHp6ny. appellant. IS. First National
INK Of Richmond. Virginia. appellee
appeal from the Circuit Court III
Richmond, Va. Per curtain opinion
IN fmed. with costs.
onrt adjourned for the session and
Judges will leave to-day for theiY
Ipecttye homer This completes the
reSt session In the history of the