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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-23
OVER HUNDRED
HORSES BURNT
Stable Destroyed and Poor Ami
mails Meet Horrible Death
In Flames.

NEWARK. n. J., July ?a.--Morc
than a hundred h1rses were burned
to death or - naatraed that they died
within shert time I'm fire which
destroyed the stables of the l.. J. Buck
hey Contracting Company, the city
seayensers, early this morning There
were $50 horses. maIls Of them valuable
animals sn tkeAF stalls when The fire
Etarted. About forty were rescued by
fiTcncn. policemen and spectators. who
fought their way through the smoke
and isaEsaes Co lead the maddened amt
mails to safety. AS TIE flames pro-
crossed many of the horses IN their
mad daslIes about the stable mat soon
became raging furnace found their
way 10 the open and ran about crying
In terror and suffering from burns all
over their bodies,
IL was NOT for several hours that
all OF the escaped animals had been
rounded UP. Spectators describe the
scene as one of unparalleled horror.
A large force OF fremen was soon OH
the scene. but go rapidly did the flames
spread I'm every part Of the structure
that within an hour that the big barn
was only a ssnouldering heap OF ruins.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-23

The news OF this section for yester
day and to-day might be written in
a few words, Everybody is at the
beach" Leigh Street and Broadus car
ried down twelve coaches. Allied with
merrymakers. and those who did not
so then seemed TO have only waited
for the mammouth excursion Of the
Locomotive Works to-day. The shops
shut down TO- day that all of the en-
ployes might have the opportunity OF
joining their families in this annual
outing.
The Volunteer Circle will hold a
-.wn party near the corner of Thir-
tieth and Broad streets, the first and
second weeks in August. This circle
works in connection with the Ladies
Aid Society of Union Station church.
Much complaint Is heard on the
Hill about the poor mail service re-
Gently, many people declaring that the
rural delivery Is nearly as satisfactory,
Two deliveries instead of three, and
some days only one delivery, and mail
delayed from one to the next are some
OF the trials Church Hill people have
had to undergo.
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WARRENTON

Especial 10 The Richmond Firginian-)
NARRENT9S. VA. July "a
Mr.. Frank Pemherton gave large
dance 1.-THE Warren Green ht,tet On
"Wednesday night.
Miss Elizabeth Wilbur entertained
at tea on Friday afternoon. There
were over hundred guests present.
The Misses Mcdonald. Of College
Park. Nd. are visiting Miss MELON
aid at "The Pines"
Messrs Swan, Dixie and Skinker
have gone tn Narraganset Pier, TAX
ing with them twenty-five polo ponies
for sale.
The Fauquier Polo Club have pur-
chased twenty-five acres OF land near
The Plains. where they are going TO
build q club house and polo and
tennis grounds.
Mrs. Fred Savage, Of baltimore Is
at Captain Edward Catiee'S for few
days.
Mrs. Warner Brooke, of Norfolk, is
at Captain Carriers for the summer.
Mr.. Richard Brooke, OF Washing
ton, =. C.. rs visiting his sister. Mrs.
j. III Payne.
Miss Katharine Britton. of Trenton,
N J., is visiting Miss Mary Nelson.
Mr. Courtney Nelson, of ST Louis, Ia
visiting Mr.. Arthur Charington, at
''Waeerly."
Dr. l~aurinson Harden and family
are spending the summer with Mrs.
Mrs Hardon's mother, Mrs +. G,
Scott
Mrs. Harry Garner and two chill
dren, OF Baltimore, are at Mrs,
Chamberlain's for the summer.
Mrs. Woodland, of Norfolk, Va. Is
In Warrenton for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Owens, of
Norfolk. Va. are visiting Mrs. Owens
mother, Mrs j. NJ. Payne,
Mrs Albert Fletcher gave funci1-
con ON Thursday In honor of Mrs.
Lawrenson Hardon Of Washington,
H.. G.
Mr., Thomas Reeor, of New York.
Is at Mrs Hamilton's for the sum
mer. Mrs. Rector Is quite noted
singer and has signed with grand
opera for the coming season.
Mrs, Minonia Wood and sou left
this week to visit relatives in Fair
mont. West Va.
Mrs. Thomas Nelson, of Rustling.
Va. is visiting his mother, Mrs q.
W Nelson, of this place.
Miss Gouidsby. of Richmond, Ia
visiting Mrs Pilson here.
Mrs, @. T. Crosby left this week
for New York
Mrs. Louis Antonsanti, Of Brook
Nn. \. ", is visiting her mother,
AIRS. James r. Jeffries
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Girl Outwits Her Father.

HARRTsONBURG. VA. July 23.-
The story of strenuous eourtship and
romantic elopement comes from
Mount Scion. J. Henry Wichael for
bade Martin L. Cook going with his
daughter, Miss Annie Wichael. The
young lover and the objecting father
met ON the front porch and in a fist
fight that followed hot words the
father received a broken nose. In
Magistrate Hopewelrs court the lover
had to pay a fine.
After this an effort was made to
keep the girl in seclusion, but secret
meetings could not be prevented, and
Tuesday the girl told her father that
she and her lover had fallen out"
Believing the story, the father allow
ed the girl her freedom. Yesterday a
telegram from Hagerstown, Md. an
nounced theic elopment and marriage.
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Street Preaching.
GOVERNOR TO SPEAK ON
THE PLAN OF SALVATION

The men of Richmond will have
"a great treat at the big gospel tent
at Twenty-eighth and + streets E,Sn-
day afternoon at $40, when Cover
nor William Hodges Mann delivers
by special request his address on THE
Plan OF Salvation" All the men of
the men are invited to be present and
bring Chapman-Alexander song
books The meetings at this point
will continue all through next week
every night at 8 o'clock. and Rev.
p. O. Soyars will preach. The pub
Ito are cordially invited Chapman
Alexander song books used at all the
services.
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Miss Ora Worsham, of 2ea9 Tay-
lor street, left Sunday to visit rsia-
tives In Prince George county. she
will be absent from the city about
four weeks.
Mrs. A. C. Bedford and Miss Addie
Shultz will leave Saturday for
Niagara, where they will visit Mrs.
Bedford's daughter, Mrs. b. e. smith.
Pine-Street Baptist church carried
down one OF the largest erewds Oh
the season Thursday on their annual
outing to Buekroe. Everybody SEEM
ed to enjoy the trip and the excur-
sion was a success in every way.
Mrs. Willie Shepherd. of West Tay-
Tor street. is visiting friends at Rock
Castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Shields aAd
family are visiting relatives in Louisa.
Miss Mary A. Wade and Charles
Wilmouth, of 624 South Laurel street,
are the guests of friends In Yonkers,
". 7.
Miss verna Jackson, of zi1e Taylor
street. il visiting friends in Henrico.
Mr.. Bruce Lyons is quite Ill with
typhoid fever in his home, 1875 Ash
land street.
Miss Ola wootten, of Roanoke, Ia
visiting her eousit.. Mrs. II. c. Bed
ford, 1901 Stuart avenue.
Mrs Graham. of 22oe, Taylor street
who has been Very i'll, continues
quite sick.
Mr.. NJ. Burke, of Q South Laurel
street. is visiting his son. John f..
Burke. on Pembroke avenue, Client,
Norfolk.
Mrs. l.. b. stratton and family will
leave Saturday to visit friends In
Amelia.
Mrs. Nash, Of Glen Allen. spent a
few days this week with her daugh-
ter, Miss Virginia Nash. 22t3 Taylor
street -s4h'as..se 7-=.as," "@1'9' @..'
MIR. George Taylor will leave Satur-
day to visit his parents In upper Hen
rico.
A very pretty entertainment was
given Wednesday night In honor of
the sixteenth birthday of Miss Bes-
sic Campbell and her twin prqtner,
James. at their home on West Taylor
street. a large crowd of young peo-
Pile were present and an enjoyable
evening was spent. Games We're
played and dainty refreshments serv-
ed.
Mrs. John G, Easley and Cary
Easley. of Riyeryiew, are the guests
Of Colonel and Mrs. Cary Breckin-
ridge in Ffneastie, Va.
Young Girl Suicide.
BRISTOL, VA, July 23.-Miss Paul
Inc Sharrette, the pretty l6-year- old
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CHURCH HILL NEWS

Church Hill Bank O phoned Madison 1881

Inquiry at the Retreat ELECTED
information that Mr.. Harry HuckstI
who was so desperately III with appd
dicitis. Ia getting along nicely all
the operation. He will be at the I'D
pital for ten days or two weeks long
before he viii be able to he re9noY
to his home.
Misses Minnie and Helena TheifrI
have left the city for a two weel
visit ia Charlottesville.
Mr., .. s, Richardson, OF 500 MOI
+. Thirty first street, is very sick.
Master Ernest Wiltshire. Of
North Twenty sixth street. is spends
several weeks with his aunt, Nj
Bailey Lipscombe, of Studiey. Hanoy
county.
MIR. Oscar Barnes. Of 1919 r:
Broad street. Is very sick. He Is und
the care of DIR. Il. A. Hord.
Miss Estelle b. Mountcastle, OF q
East Broad. who has been three wee
In New York and New Jersey. Sisitt
friends and relatives, is expected
return home next week.
Miss Virginia Willis. Of North c.
DINA. Is the guest OF Mrs Char
El6ridge of 3Sls E. Broad street
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daughter of Mr., ana Mrs. Robert shs
rette, residing near Bristol. commit
suicide yesterday afternoon by sendi
a 22- caiibre rife ball through her hs;
Her parents say they know of
cause, unless II was dependency.
to temporary illness,
Miss Sharrette complained of I
feeling well and remarked to /
mother that she would so to her ree
and lie down. A few minutes later h
mother heard the report OF rife a
hurried upstairs. finding her daug
ter dying with the rife lying on I
floor beside her,
Miss Sharrette was popular In I
community.
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Contiitfnnaflx paresnnea

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian. }
RALEIGH. n. c., July 23--Gover-
nor kitevhin yesterday afternoon
granted conditional pardon to w
4. Bell and Laney w. Baker. both
from Union county Baker had sexp-
ed two years OF a 30-month sentence
and Bell had SERVED two of a four
year sentence for enbezziernent.
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Officers Reelected.

Especial 10 The Richmond Virglnian. }
RALEIGH, n. G.. July 2S.--The
trustees Of the Methodist Orphanage
met here yesterday afternoon and re-
elected all the old officers and heard
the reports from the various officials
There are now 1875 children being
cared for at this institution. which is
managed by Rev, j. NJ Cole. The
sruYtees appropriated $4,000 for the
erection OF a laundry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-23

Until the completion of their new
church on Monument avenue. the con-
gregation of the First English Evan
gelieal Lutheran church will worship
in the chapel of Richmond College.
| The Sunday night and mid-week ser
vice will be discontinued. Sunday
school at 9;30 and morning service
| at IL will be the only services held
until other notice.
DIR. ". r, l.. Smith. pastor OF the
Second Baptist church. will preach at
II A. NJ Subject, The Seraphim in
the Temple. Miss Kate Leftwich, of
stanton. Va, will sing the offer
tory.
Westminster Presbyterian church.
Rev. James Y. Fair, d. D., pastor.
Preaching tomorrow at II A. NJ. and
SIS T., NJ. by the pastor, Sabbath
school $50 A. NJ. Westminster League
1880 p. Nj. On next Wednesday night
at Sis o'clock, the pastor delivers
a lecture on the Sunday-school les
son. All Welcome.
The pastor, Rev. F. T. McFaden
ID. d, will preach at IL A. NJ. at
First Presbyterian church, No even
ing service.
| Rev, Gerald Culberson will preach
| at Third Christian church tomorrow
morning and evening. The morning
sermon viii be THE Jury Set Before
| Us"
Rev. w. L. Ball will preach in
Westhampton schoolhouse Sunday at
ternoon at o'clock.
In Union Station Methodist church
Preaching at IL A, M. and Sis p.
NJ. by Rev. NJ. b. Porter, d. d. sun
day school at 9:1b A. NJ.
| DR. r, e. Gaines, of Richmond
! College, viii preach at the morning
and evening services at Grace Street
Baptist church.
At the Grove Avenue Baptist
church-The pastor, the Rev. w. c.
James TIL. D., will preach at the
morning service. No service at night
At First Baptist church-The pas
tor, Rev G. w Mcdaniel, d. D.. will
preach at II A. M. and s.15 p. M.
Seventh Street hristian--Preach-
| ing at ! / A. NJ. ny Prof. j. S, Thomas.
of Lynehburg, Va. No services at
night Sunday school at $50 A. NJ.
At Laurel Street Methodist church
l-Prea ching at / o'clock by the pas
| ter, Rev. Or. James H. Moss. At
s%l5 in the evening by Rev. John w.
Wheaton.
Randolph Street Baptist church,
Preaching Sunday morning and night
by the pastor, Rev. w. Il, Robertson.
Ashury Place M. r. church.
Preaching at IL A.. NJ. and s:15 p. NJ,
by the PASTOR Rev. J., T. Williams.
Sunday school at $50 A, NJ
Services will he held In First
Church of Christ. Scientist, Sunday
morning AT IL o'clock. Subject of
sermon will be Truth"
st. James Methodist chureh--In
the absence of the pastor, the Rev.
], W, Dixon will preach at II A.
NJ. and the Rev. James II. Moss, Phi.
D.. at S;lb +. M.
Paramount Avenue Methodist
ehurrh--Proaching at II A. N. and
s:io p NJ. Morning subject, True to
HIS Colers'; evening subject, "A
Great Proposition. Sunday school
at $50 A, M,
At Centenary Methodist church
n rAra as7fa
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NEWS FROM ALL OVER VIRGINIA.
I bers of the camp. Last year the
| deaths aggregated fourteen

bers of the camp. Last year the
deaths aggregated fourteen.
HARRISONBURt w. Ii.
Jenkins a colored Methodist minister,
has been appointed pastor of all the
culored churches OF the United Breth-
rem church OF the Virginia confer
ence. Officials OF both denominations
have confirmed the appointment. He
viii have charge of the services ana
property as though he were a United
Brethren minister.
LYNCHBURG.-Fh enrolment OF
the next session of the Randolph Ma
con Woman's College Is full and ac-
commodation for 4s0 students, in ad-
dition to the large faculty. has all
ready been engaged.
CAPE CHARLES.--The Eastern
Shore district conference of the Meth
odist church. South, closed at Punse-
league Thursday. after a three-day
session. The opening sermon was
preached by Rev. j. t. houtten, of
Belle Haven, Va, while the mission
eary sermon was preached by Rev
Mr. johnson, OF Temperanceville,%sY Wa.
GERMANTOWN wheat crop
throughout this section of the county
is the best that there has been for
many years. The farmers who have
threshed their crops have realized
on the average of about thirty bush
els an acre.
FREDERICKSBURG.-A thier en-
tered the home of George Truslow
In Stafford county and stole colo
ring and $40 in money. Air, Truslow
was In the field at the time Of the-
robbery and his family was on pfc4
mic. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-23

LYNCHBURG.--Th rapid manner
In which the Confederate veterans are
passing away Is demonstrated by the
fact that during the present year Gar
land Redes Camp. of this city, has
lost ten members by death. This does
not include other veterans who have
died that were not enrolled as mem
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At the Theatres

Colonial-Contin vaudeville.
Bijou--Continuous vaudeville.
Lubin--Continuous vaudeville,
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HELP.

If YoU DESIRE A sTENoGRApHEs
typewriter. or help of any kind. ~
The Richmond Yirginian Want Adv
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-23

FREDEnICKsBURG.--Judge Cool.
rich. OF the Corporation Court, TO.
day. in response to petitions. ordered
a local option election to be held IN
this city September next.
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at IL A, NJ. and 8 p. NJ. Morning
subject, The Life Everlasting
morning subject, "A Wise Mans Fail
ure.'
Fairmount Christian ehurch~--Ser-
mons by the pastor; at II A. NJ,
Gods Best Gifts; at SIS p. Nj.
The Pastors Religious Experience. "
Song, Abide With Me-" by Miss Ella
Hall; song, God Be With YOU by
MI George Adams. Both songs will
be illustrated with stereopticon slides
All Day Holiness Meeting.
An all day holiness meeting will be
held sunday in the West End Mission.
SOC West Clay street Services will
be as follows; IL A. M.-Bible talk
and testimony meeting, followed by
sermon. Subject, Prayer; text,
James &; S-Draw nigh to God and
He will draw nigh to thee. $3.50 p
M.-Meeting for divine healing. 4
p. M.-Holiness revival; subject OF
sermon, The comforter. Which Is
the Holy Ghost" r. Mold time
revival; sermon. text, John 3: 16--
For God SO loved the world he gave
his only begotten Son: that whose
ever believed In him should not perish
but have everlasting life" All are
welcome at these mission meetings.
Street Preaching.
At o'clock Sunday night some
missionaries from the West End Holt
ness Mission will hold an open air
gospel meeting on the corner at the
City Auditorium.
Emmanuel Baptist church, Fifth
and Leigh STRENGTHENING worship
at IL o'clock. Sermon by the pastor,
Rev b. Franklin Bryan, Phi, ID. Sub
jeot. THE Greatness of a Woman's
Faith" Special singing by Messrs.
Jackson and -Wheatley. No night
service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-23

LYNCHBURG.--The rapid manner
In which the Confederate veterans are
passing away is demonstrated by the
fact that during the present year
Garland Rodes Camp. of this city, has
lost ten members by death. This
aees not include other veterans VINO
have died that were not enrolled as
members of the camp. Last year the
deaths aggregated IA.
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Seventh Street Christian---Preach.
ing at II A. NJ. ny Prof. J. S, Thomas
of Lynehhurg, Va. No services a,
night Sunday school at $50 A. NJ.
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CHARLOTTESV1LLE.--An ordi-
nance has been presented in the city
council providing for the examination
of all candidates for appointment to
the police force and combining the
election or appointment of policemen
OF whatever grade to persons whr
have stood this examination and re.
ceived mark of rs per cent. or more
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AT Centenary Methodist church
Rev. J, \. Latham, ID, D., will preach
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-23

Services will he held In First
Church of Christ. Scientist, Sunday
morning at IL o'clock. Subject of
sermon will be Truth"
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AT Laurel Street Methodist church
Preaching at IL o'clock by the pas
ter, Rev. DR.. James H. Moss. At
sF15 in the evening by Rev. John w.
Wheaton
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st. James Methodist church---In
the absence of the pastor, the Rev.
], w, Dixon will preach at IL A.
NJ and the Rev. James II. Moss, Phi
D.. at S;ls r. M.
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HARR1sONBuRG,-The republi-
can committee Of the Seventh con-
gressional district last night at the
kRvanaugh hotel decided to hold a
convention in Charlottesville Septem-
Der IL to nominate candidate to OPP
pose James Hay for Congress
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-23

SALEM w. Leo Brand,
very prominent citizen OF Salem, pres
ident ( the Brand Shoe Company, OF
Roanoke, has been eiecs ed president
of che Southern Shoe Wholesalers
Association. This action was taken
at the annual meeting Of the associa-
ton held in Boston few days ago.
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Ashury Place M. f. church.
Preaching at IL A.. NJ. and s:l5 p. NJ,
by the pastor, Rev. l., T, Williams.
Sunday school at $50 A, NJ
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At First Baptist church-The pas
tor, Rev G. w. Mcdaniel, d. D., will
preach at II A. NJ. and s.15 p. M.
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Paramount Avenue Methodist
ehurrh--Praaching at II A. NJ. and
s:ib p, NJ Morning subject, true to
His Colors"; evening subject, "A
Great Proposition, :" Sunday school
at $50 A. NJ
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Youna Girl suioid,

Tounp EiT SUICIDE,
BRISTOL, VA, July 23.--Miss Paul
Inc Sharrette. the pretty l6-year- old
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Randolph Street Baptist church
Preaching Sunday morning and night
by the pastor, Rev. w. Il, Robertson.
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At the Grove Avenue Baptist
church-The pastor, the Rev. w. c.
James, TIL. D., will preach at the
morning service. No service at night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-23

WILLIAMSBURG Captain John
Lamb aud Judge 4. Ashhy Wickham
primary candidates for Congress, viii
address the voters of williamsburg
at the courthouse tomorrow night
Both have warm supporters here. anc
1t is hoped they will have a joint dis
cusSIon. ~
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SERVICES OF SPECIAL INTEREST
IN THE RICHMOND CHURCHES

at IL A, NJ. and 8 p. NJ. Morning
subject, The Life Everlasting" !.
morning subject "A Wise Mans Fail
ure.'
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HARRISONBURG,-Wm. Slough
err. thirty-fiye years old, an unmarried
man of Woodstock, was struck by {
train at Paw Paw, w. Va. Tuesda,
and instantly killed slougher, who
was "A tannery laborer. was walking
on the track, and stepped out of the
way of one train directly In front o.
another.
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DR.. r, e. Gaines, of Richmond
College, will preach at the morning
and evening services at Grace Street
Baptist church.
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.HARdlSbNBDhG. -~ j. Wlilian
Viger, of Sangersville, Augusta coun
ty, reports that pig was born on hi
farm Tuesday which has only tw
feet and no tail, The pig walks OIL
his front feet and balances htmsel
with his nose. Mr.. Viger does no
blame the comet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-23

EAST NORFOBk.-Decla that
the name of "R. Z. Morgan, pastor
OF Trinity church. New York" en-
crossed on a marriage certificate, is
q forgery. counsel for the defense In
the divorce suit brought by Mrs. Car
rte \. King. aged ftfty-siN. against
William f. King. aged forty-five. ar
gued to-day that on the date given In
the certificate. July 8, 1880, Dr. Nor
gan Dix was rector of Trinity church.
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LYNCHBURG.-An additional evil
denoe was given in Madison Heights
last night OF the feeling there against
automobiles, when crowd OF fifteen
men and halt grown boys stoned the
machine belonging to ]. w. wilkins,
a well known merchant None of the
five occupants was struck, but one
rock narrowly missed fifteen
months old baby, One of the head
lights was broken.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-23

DANVILLE. --Edwin Kettle, VIII,
has been the general secretary a
the Wilmington IN. CD Y. NJ. G. A.
has resigned that position to accep
the secretaryship at the Y. NJ. c. A
In this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-23

LYNCHBURG.-Tw burglaries--
breaking into a store and the robbery
Of car In the Norfolk and Western
yard-made the record for the
Lynchburg police last night. Two OF
the robbers were apprehended, but
the others escaped