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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-20
ROGMSG HOUSE.

ROGMING HOUSE.
% rooms, beautifully furnished. heat
and water free. Rents for $40 per
month Four and one-naf years lease.
Will sell for $4,000; terms. Must sell at
once
Every room has permanent tenant.
TWO LOTS
On Myrtle St, south front. One
room house, one 8 room house. all
modern Both rented now for $50 and
SIS respectively Will exchange either
one or both for valley property or VIII
sell on easy terms.
on CLIFF ST.
Between Kansas and Campbell Six
room pressed brick, south front all
modern conveniences; mission finish in
side; easy terms. Let US show it to
you
HENRY & HUGHES.
80 City National Bank Building.
Phone 269.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-20

TREES-TREES-T
Christmas trees. Large ones for
churches, lodges; small ones for homes
The best in town. Fruit and shade
trees of all kinds. The trees are the
best l have trees that are grown
here. The price is right. Phone 31O3
or 222. See Geo. w. McNally, Mundy
Bldg. FL Paso Nursery Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-20
BALLOONIST SUES
HIS WIFE FOR A
SEPARATION

Augustus T. Post. the millionaire bal
loonist, who has begun an action in
the New York court to annul his mar
rage to Emma c. Post to whom he was
married in 1897. Mrs. Post is 20 years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-20
80 ACRES IMPROVED.
ON COUNTY RnAn

WE CARRY ALL KINDS of electric
toys, motors, dynamos, tops, reason
able; electric engines. We sell these
goods cheaper than you can buy them
elsewhere. We have everything cleo
trical. .
Texas Electrical Supply Co.,
JIG N Sta nfOn ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-20

DOWNING & CROMWELL,
200 Mesa Ave.
If you want a nice dwelling house
at reasonable prices see our list be-
fore going elsewhere We also write
good fire insurance and surety bonds
and collect rents. giving all details of
our business careful attention
$500 CASH. BALANCE S35
EACH MONTH.
California style. 5 room brick bunga-
low, easy walking distance. $4,000 now;
will increase so percent in value DUR
ing the coming year.
FOR $3.50
ON MONTHLY TERMS.
We offer 6 room modern brick
with IS feet front on a car line Bet
ter look into this
TWO LOTS ON MONTANA ST,
bargain at $500.
UPSON AVE.
New room bungalow, beauty,
long terms.
Downing 6 CrOwen,
209 Mesa Ave
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01

I2i2C White Goods &c.
20 pcs OF Is inch figured or stripes while VI
goods, clean up sale price w
Csc Vests l0C.
is doz. ladies' fine bleached vests with 1On
beautiful laced yoke IUu
Zoe Vests lie.
Is d0z ladies' vests OF fine ribbed quality, In
req. price 2Oc clean up sale price IIu
IOC Vests SC.
Only limited amount OF fine bleached vests. En-
iOc quality w
SOC Ladies' Knit Drawers I5c.
20 dozen ladies' knit drawers with lace Tn
ruflles, clearing sale price wv
SOC Muslin Drawers I5c.
limited only Of Ladies' fine Muslin Drawers, 76c
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01

UUC KUUKHI VI DIN JJCs
22 pieces OF "A inch FOulard silk In dots, E(1o
stripes and checks, sold rapidly al S5c, JJU
SI.5O Black Taffeta Silk CSC.
A limited amount only Of black tafieta silk, non
regular $3.50 quality, clean up sale price, JOU
&c India Linen nc.
1900 yards Of 36 inch India Linen at DC
12c India Linen Sc.
500 yards OF Sc inch India Linen al &c
zoe India Linen at IL l.2c.
500 yards OF 36 inch wide India Linen 111n
Of very finest quality, lZ2U
SOC White Goods I9c.
40 pcs. Of dotted, checked and striped white Inn
goods; clean up sale price lJG
zoe White Goods lie.
IS pes. Of 2S-inch dimity in checks and In
stripes; clean up sale price II. III
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01

&C Lawns 2 1-2c Per Yard.
40 pieces Of rs inch Lawns in nice patterns, GIN
&c values, clearing s;le price, Z2U
IL lie 1 WINS Sc Per Yard.
Is pieces OF La MI lie, 80 inch c0lored baste, in
handsome designs. actually worth II l-2c, On
q an up sale price UU
17142c Lawns lie Per Yard
70 pieces Of melrOse hatiste, 80 inches wide, In
WI III n &c, clean up sale price. lU
SOC Lawns 19c Per Yard.
2i pi eos ot monotone silk, Is inches wide, in
beautiful colorS, a 3Oc value, ION
dean M sale price. IJU
65c SIX SIC Per Yard.
ls piecssytOi 10 inch tafIeta silk. in checks and
STIR Ell wouid be cheap at Csc, Q1n
ss1sh WV sSlr price. JJU
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
COUNTY FAIR
OPENS MONDAY
F'irsI Annual Exhibit Of Products
of hestertield Will Take
Place.

The first annual fair of Chesterfield
county will open Monday az the Court
house and the occasion promises to
usher in what will be yearly treat.
Governor Mann and Superintendent OF
Public instruction Eggleston will make
addresses The event is assured of
success. judging by the interest which
has been manifested by farmers and
other residents of the county.
There will be many prizes for corn.
and. In fact. all agricultural products.
as well as for the handiwork of wo
men.
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank
of Manchester has offered prize of
800 for the best hveacre crop of corn.
to be divided equally between the high
land and low land yield. second
prize of $50 will be divided In a SINH
lar manner.
Four prizes of SIS each will be given
for the next best crops raised on high
land.
The judges for these awards Will lie
chosen from the six magisterial dis
tricts.
The object of the fair is TO promote
interest mi agricultural pursuits and
Increase the development of domestic
science.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
COULD NAME OWN
PRICE FOR VOTE
Pay Gravel Struck BY Committee
Investigating New York
Frauds.

NEW YORK. Oct ia.-~rhat lie
could have named his own price fer
his vote to kin the anti-race track
gam bling bills. forced through the leg
isiature 81 1905 lay Governor Hughes.
was sworn To by Congressman Otto G..
Foclker to-day Faeiker was "A mem
Der of the State senate at that time.
and the story he revealed to the leg
islatiee graft investigating commit
tee was the most sensational ever de-
Veioped in the States history.
From an initial offer OF slo.eae for
his vote, saelker sware. the figure
crawled up To Ssp,a0o Then when
he still remained aaament. the lid
was torn off and word was sent tn him,
while ne lay on what WAS at the
time expected 10 be his death hea,
that all he had to do was 10 fix th,.
sum he desired and the money would
be Forthcoming.
But there Was not money enough
IN the State to have caused me 70
betray my constituents. said Foeiker
with emphasis
Pay Gravel
The investigation to-d day struck the
first pay gravel" All ~ the shame
iul story OF the bridge trust influence.
OF the beet sugar grafters and of the
stock manipulation Is barred by the
statutes of limitations. But Foelker.s
charge is actienahle under the law,
and II was the opinion OF the mem-
hers of the committees that a VIDE
spread grand jury investigation. which
Will take in a great portion OF tae
State, must result
Foeiker and two other witnesses
united In accusing former State Sena-
tor Frank J. Gardner as the aimoner
of the race track fund Gardner was
present. and, sitting by the side OF
his bride of three weeks. listened IL
the story without IA change OF counte-
nance.
They tell 1t We'll, don't they" he
said when asked by the United Press
II he had ANYTHING to say in reply.
Gardner. Is under indictment for at
legged bribery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
STRIKE IMMINENT
ON WESTERN ROADS

ST LOUIS. Oct ia general
strike Of union employees in the me-
chanical departments of the Missouri
Pacific and Iron Mountain Railroads
Will be effective tomorrow unless the
demands OF the striking machinists are
granted. Machinists mum bering 1.2D0
have been out for three months 4
strike among allied tradesmen will In
crease the strikers ranks to 5000
Union ofYicials to-day are awaiting
ale return OF A. w. Sullivan, general
manager Of the system. who will act
on the unions ultimatum
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19

Meade 8. b. ent. OF Petersburg. Va,
Messrs. cateshy Ware. NJ. Robinson.
II. Gordon B.undon. The bride was
beautifully Eowned in prune colored
satin finished broadcloth. with hat and
gloves to match, and colored viole,..
The maid of honor wore lavender
messallne and large black picture hat.
and carried pink La France roses.
The out-of-town guests were Mrs.
l.. l.. Neale, OF Wheaton, Va. Or.
Meade s. Brent. OF Petersburg. Va.
Professor J. II. Brent. of Richmond.
Va: Mr.. S. q. Eeale. Of Bowlers. Va
Miss Mary Neale. OF Bowlers. Va,
Messrs. Gatesby Ware and Robinson.
Bowlerr, Va: MIR. n. w. Neale, Park
ersburg, w. Va; Mrs. A. X. Cralie
Mundy Point. Va. Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Neale. SI1uda, Va.
The church was beautifully deco
rated with ferns and potted plants.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
WARMER CASE
IS DISMISSED
Evidence in Cutting Scrape Not
Sufficient 10 Warrant a
Conviction.

The case of Eva Warriner. the
young white woman, charged with cut
ting J. II. Herring with a knife, wa.
dismissed in Police Court Wednesday
morning. Herring. Mrs. Lucy Kramer
and her brother, Walter Wingfield
testified for the prosecution. Several
witnesses for the defense served to mix
up the evidence In such way that
no conviction was possible.
The trouble occurred Monday night
at 10S South Second street, board
ing house kept by Mrs Kramer. The
Warmer woman was boarder In the
house and had some words with Her.
ring W hen he came in from work. She
testified that she did not cut the man.
and he stated that she did cut him.
but that he could not see what sne
cut him with.
The woman made her escape fol-
lowing the quarrel, and was looked
for by the police all day Tuesday. She
gave herself up Wednesday morning
1t s o'clock.
Herring Is well known In police cir
cies, having served a term in jail for
killing Charles A. Hern several years
ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
THEY KNEW HIM
As otto MUELLER
Frederick Gebhardt. on Trial for
Murder is Identified as
Another Man.

RIVER HEAD. l.. l.. Oct. 1a.-Pos-
tive identification OF Frederick Geb-
hardt on trial for the alleged murder
of Anna Luther. as the man who pos
ed as Otto Mueller. was made at the
trial to-day by Henry Werpup OF
Newark. N. j. Werpup testified that
Gebhardt. under the name of Mueller.
ftved at his home In 1908. and that
il was in his home that he married
the Luther woman,
The witness did not know at the
time that Gebhardt had wife and
twi children. He said that shortly
after Gebhardts marriage To Anna
Luther the couple went to Europe to
visit relatives Of the witness
Werpup also identified pieces OF
jewelry found alongside the skele-
ton in the Islip woods as belonging
to the Luther woman. He identified
also q picture of the dead woman,
When Werpup rose in his seat and
pointed ont Gebhardt as the man he
knew as Mueller, the prisoner WINGED,
but soon regained his composure. Mrs.
werpup rcorroborated the testimony Of
her husband.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
JACKSON CASE
Goes To JURY
William Fnnegan, Badly Shot
Up Appears Against His
Assailant.

The case of l.. A. Jackson charged
with shooting William Ffnnegan with
shotgun on September 8, came up
fer a hearing In police court Wednes-
day and was sent on to the grand
jury
The case haG been continued. from
time to time for the reason that E'innc-
gan was not able to appear in court
on account Of his injuries He came To
court ON clutches Wednesday. He
stated that he can give no reason for
the shooting.
An X-ray picture of one of Finnegan's
feet shows that no less than ten shot
are imbedded In the FISH surrounding
the heel and ankle No eyidenc. was
heard. The case was sent on by the
mutual consent OF the attorneys.
jackson was released on 81 900 ball.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
!. LEADERS TALK
NTH PRESIDENT
sson's Supporters Endeavor 10
EGet Taft 10 Enter s5ae
Campaign.

EEW YORK, October lin an
m 30 persuade President Tart To
! an active part In the New York
4 campaign and aid in the election
28Enry l. Stimspn and his assoc
W. on the Repu biican ticket. otto
3Annard and Lloyo G.. Griscom
S4e New York county committee,
@Sxred with the president to-day
EAo understood that Barnard sug-
I'D TO Taft that he write letter
reSne one in the State expressing
H<1xire to see Stinison elected.
HS4f disposing Of the New York
II politicians, President Taft saw
TIL men interested in railroad leg
MI that ia being framed for Con-
next session. Walker ID. Hines,
U9exident and chairman Of the
pf directors ef the santa Fe,
EhAfrn1an Frederick strauss and
1tAry William Il. +. GriswoId. OF
&Aiiroad Securities Commission
asnong the men who talked rail
IN tters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
POWHATAN AUTHORITIES
COMING FOR PRISONER

Lula Lochett, the negro woman from
FuWhatsn county who IL being held
for the authorities OF that county on
the charge of infanticide, will he taken
away Tor trial the latter part of this
Ween. A Telegram was sent 20 Pow
haitian county advising the authorities
that she is under arrest and reply
was received Thursday. The woman
has been advised by her attorney not
To talk and she refuses 10 give any in
formation concerning herself or her
alleged crime.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
OBJECT TO PAYING
DEMt RRAGE ON CARS

WASHINGTON. II, c., Oct. is,-~Serioas
objection TO a railroad rule requiring
Proctor and Gamble. a Cincinnati hrm.
10 pay demurraEe charges on their own
cars on their own private tracks was
made at the hearing before the Inter
state Commerce Commission to-day
Lawyers for the Arm argued that when
their private cars arc on the private
tracks OF the company, there should
he no demurraUe charge. The case was
taken under consideration by the COM
mi ssian
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
BALI PLAY Frs HURT
IN JOY RIDE WREC X

NEW ORLEANS. LA. oct Ia-Ei,
Spencer. a former catcher for the ST.
Louis browns. and ST. raul Association
team and two other baseball players
We're injured, one fatally. while joy
riding early to-day, Clarence Relf
formerly a PLAYER of tbe Wellington
club, State league. was hurled twenty
feet and hts condition to-day Is critical.
George Grant, A retired player was
also badly hurt.
The machine struck u raised plank
on bridge while travelling sixty miles
an hour.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
WRONG MAN CAUGHT
IN SOUTH CAROLYN A

Because the Commonwealth attor-
ney of Brunswick has learned that
the man now being held in South
Carolina for a murder committed In
Virginia Is not Eddie Simmons. the
fugitive wanted he has asked that
the requisition made on the governor
of the Palmetto State he recalled.
~- Secretary b T.. owen has conse-
tsuently telegraphed to the sheriff.
who is holding the suspect that he
is no longer wanted by Virginia off,
GERS, and authorized him, as far as
this state Is concerned, to Hberate
him
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
TO SELECT
|IE FOR SHAFT
oisaioners from Mass. la
essburg viii Choose Spot
to Lnmortalize.
81 INJURED n FALL
MI Nichols Tusnbles From
sRaflers If New House
Other Items,

aetal TO The Richmond Nirginian',
ETERsRUR RIG. VA, October H.
ntrrs af the commission appointed
the state ef Massachusetts to
~ position for the erection ~
Knnent IL Massachusetts, troops IN
xSiss, war around Petersburg ar
Tue s4lay. coming IN over the
fOlk ana Western railway from
fotk. having mate the trip ~
&er. a. +. siili representatives ana
necretary of the chamber Of COM
-. II. Gordon Finey met the dele
Hon ut the depot anc escorted them
4he Shirley hotel
kFhe commissioners are Captain
rics I'll. Porter. II Quincy pfesi'
4s Colonel James Anderson, OF
5ngsieia, and Mayor Edward L
HSuund. Of Worcester. Mass. Accom-
Xying the commission are Mr., John
Haor, Of Springfield. the contractor
- III To erect the monument Mr.
ward ". Jones. OF Pennsylvania,
~ Mr.. ". f. Adams, of Spring
NThis monument IL AT ense 70 lie
pAresl and IN 10 he erected as
44y next year as possible
Ne mem ters OF the commission
fA taken ant oVes the batiletieids
lnesdas mornine by Mayor
heron, Captain T. +. Heath and
1tnin Carter II, Bisnop. engineer
the commission,
Nbers Nichols, a youns son OF
Sfatn j A. Nichols, al Petersburg,
asriousay injured ny falling Tues
. ~ I.s
Is being erected by Mr. 7,
eile on Park Place, near Central
N. The boy fen through to the
tment. rendering him unconscious
SrAl hours. However. no bones
broken and ho Is getting along
lr, Thomas l.. Field. Of London.
WAND, ngent-general in Europe ter
EDnthern Commercial Congress,
came 10 America 70 attend the
lflminary conferende of the con
ta recently held in Atlanta. spen,
xdny night and Tuesday in Peters
a. the guest of Mr.. Charles Hall
m, chairman al the executive com
f2e az the congress.
Jurors Summoned
G3be following Jurors have been
nlnoned by the city sergeant q
fn at the October term Of the
Wings court. which reapens on
nf.day. the goth
tfand jufy-~M essrs. r. q. strait
HI. S. Seward. K @. Egerten. t.
Heath. Isfam X. Dyer, George W.
~. j. w Sutherland, i,ennie Per-
&on. j. d Shackeiford.
34it jury--M essrs, G.. l.. RiEtenottr
A Campbell n. n. Baird. E. 4
&F. w w. Townes. 7 +. Heath
Sf1urt. Jr.. w A. Worth, Pei.
HURT.
Enireman--M essrs. IT, A. Payne
mn Nunnaily, r. u. Spotswood w
Bragg, Lemroy Jones, T. J. ellis
Wheary. j A. wilkins, Isaac
ken. j. Harry Bailey. r. W. Prieh'
II. +. Dyer. b u. Dunlop, james
Rerkins. G.. II, iinrksdaie. W. X
Reli, James +. Coleman. j. X, jolly
III Plummer.
me funeral Of Mrs Mary +. Eanes
Etfriek. took place "Wednesday
Ening at IL o'clock from Grace
ncopal church. Petersburg. oi
NH she had long been member
I'm. Eanes was much beloved
and she WAS well known in Pc,
1urg az In Ettrick, where she re.
IN, She Is survived by her hus
M, several sons and daughters
0nE her sons are Messrs Pelham
Herman Eanes. well known an,
Miy esteemed young men. who arr
3nyed In Petersburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
COUNTY AUTHORITIES
SEEK BAD NEGRO

For feloniously assaulting Albert
Palmer. coiored. George Redd. a bad
negro OF Drewry's Bluff. Ia being
sought by the Chesterfield county po-
lice. Palmer appeared before Magis-
trate l.. W. Cheatham Tuesday with
a severely cut head He declared that
he had been struck with an impro-
vised ackjack by Redd, but had sue
ceeded in taking the weapon away
from MIN. The black lack" consisted
of an iron nut. weighing nearly a
half pound, sewed up IN a piece OF
overalls.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
CHILDREN MAY
THWART MRS. BOB
CHAMBERS Offspring, Plan Filing
Sui h. Break Cavalierl
Agreement.

NEW YORK. October i9.--Prep-
arations were made here to-day for
the filing OF suits by the children OF
Robert W. Chanler To set aside the
ank-nuptial gTeement of t'hanier
and Lima Gasalieri. Gordon ireland,
who was yesterday appointed guar
dian of the TWO children Of Chanier
and his frs, wife. Julia Chamberlain
ChanIer. will bring the suits,
Frederick Watriss. who represents
the first Mrs chanler, VIII also care
for the interests OF the children who
have each $4,000 annuity from the
Chanler estate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
TRIBUTE OF RESPECTS
TO SENATOR DOLLIVER

FORT DODGE, Ia. Oct. 1s.-This
city paid its last respects to its late
fellow townsman. Senator Dolliver
this afternoon when nearly the en-
tire population Of the city filed past
the bier OF the dead statesman. The
body lay In state on the wide front
porch of the Dolliver home. and will
again be on view from to 9 O'Clock
this evening in order to give laborins
men who We're unable to be presen,
to-day, an opportunity to view It.
The funeral will take place to NOR
row afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
steamer Overdue.

GALVESTON. TEN. oct. ls.-No
report had been received at noon to-
day from the steamer Progreso. four
days overdue from Havana to Calves
ton. and the vessels agents fear she
has been lost in the Caribbean hurrt-
cane.
arrived to-day from Key West, hav-
ing passed south OF the gulf storm.
part OF the deck railing on the
Concho. however. was carried over
board by the high sea
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
BORED PEOPLE WILL
ON n ENE HERE NOV. 10

ohnse been issued by the Negro
ntion Society Of Virginia. re-
&50Ated by the Hampton Negro
.ct, for representatives Of all
necteties and organizations in
Nh 70 meet here Nov. 10. when
~ convention VIII be held to
nrta On what the coiored race
apjish@d during recent years
the old organizAtions viii
be4, Nor IL II the special pur-
m Mnciety 10 inaugurate new
proposed merely 10 AS
k 1gpgress the negro v
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
CASE Looks DAD
FOR JAC0b0skY
This Now Common Belief and
Inquest Has Been indefinite
" Postponed.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Oct Ia
That anarchists Of the red type blew
up the plant Of the Los Angeles Times
is NOW the belief OF the San Francisco
police. following developments result
ing from the recent finding OF 500
pounds Of dynamite in q vacant cnt-
tage In South San Francisco.
1t was announced to-day In Los
Angeles that the inquest had been
indefinitely postponed ION account Of
important developments" The police
are preserving the utmost secrecy. but
arrests are expected before night.
Mrs Belle LAWN. arrested yesterday
on charges Of being an accessory OF
the crime, ID believed to know where
the two. men who gave the names OF
Bryce" and "Morris" are. The police
assert that she has communicated with
the two men within the last week 80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
JURISPRUDENCE EXPERT
PARDONED ny JUDGE WELLS

-. ], puuniVant, the white man
who attempted 10 advise Judge Wells
hos To conduc, the Henrico County
Circuit Court at the afternoon session
Tuesday was released Tuesday night
after, spending several hours In jail
He apolosized To the judge and was
not charged up with any fine for con-
tempt 81 COURT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
COL. SMITH CHOSEN
LIEUT.. COMMANDER
Son Of War Governor Now III
Line 10 BE Head Of
Veterans.

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian)
NORFOLK. VA, october 1s.--Col-
onei Thomas Smith of Warrenton,
son OF Extra Billy" Smith. Virginia $
war governor. was elected third lieu
tenant commander Of the Grand
Camp. Virginia Confederate Veterans,
to-day. He is thus put in line for
the grand commandership.
Captain W. G. White. OF Norfolk.
was elected grand commander and
Hon. Harry Wooding, of DanVille, sec
ond lieutenant commander All other
officers remain In offtce.
Warm tributes were paid To thu late
Senator John w. Daniel, who was
chairman of the history committee,
by his successor. General I. I. Mum
ford, and others.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
Nea1e-Brt.nt.

Especial 70 The Richmond Virginian
HEATHSvILI-E. VA. oct ia.-St
stephens Episcopal church. IN
RI eathxyiiie. Va, was the scene of one
OF the most elaborate weddings this
season at ] i o'clock Tuesday morning
when Miss Alma Mason Brent. daugh-
ter OF DIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Brent. be-
came the bride OF Mr.. Milton Mercer
Neale. of Donora. Pa, Rev. Lewis Car
ter Harrison performing the cere-
mon
Mr.. Garnett Booker MAS maid OF
honor and Mr., Writ Neale was best
man Little Miss Brent Boyd was
rin&beArss. The ushsrs ware d.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
FEEDIST KILLED,
SLAYERS HI MED

JACKSON. KY. oct l9.-Matt
Crawford. wealthy Kentucky distiller
and nephew of the late Judge James
Hargis of feud fame. was shot and
instantly killed at his distillery two
miles from Jackson to-day
The authorities are searching for
three men and women seen To leave
the vicinity after a number Of shots
were heard