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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26
CLAIMS he ACTED
. IN Sell -DEFENSE
Trial Of James Feltner, Charged
With Murder, Creates
Great Interest.
tspccial to The T mes-Dispatch.1

Especial to The Il mes-Dispatch.l
Winchester Va. January 25.-No
murder case in recent years at Berry
villc has excited as much interes. as
that OF James Feltner, member of a
well known family, now on trial IN
Clarke county Circuit Court, charged
with the murder Of Hugh Curtis. Of
Rappahannock county, at Boyce last
fall.
FeItner does not deny shooting Cur
tbs, but claims he acted in self-defensc,
and that Curtis was after nim with
blackjack
crowds were SO eager to attend the
trial that Judge Thomas Harrison. of
Winchester. who Is presiding, ordered
the doors locked to-day to prevent a
stampede. Scores of people remained
In their seats during the noun recess
and missed their dinners in order to
be there when court reconvcned in the
afternoon. Women who rarely at
tend murder trials In this section. were
on hand early this morning and were
admitted. remaining all day. and soma
brought lunches for to nights session
Examination OF witnesses was con-
GUIDED this afternoon by Prosecutor
William r. Lewis. OF Clarke, and Don,
80 . ~ '.GA W. VI = OJlS IVY d, iOi tHe
State, and Marshall Mccormick, OF
Berryville. and Richard Eveln Byrd, OF
Winchester. for the defense. Tile case
will probably 20 to the jury .o-morrow
afternoon.
Relatives OF Remission Kern, Of
Bloomery. Hampshire county, W. Va, are
much alarmed over his prolonged alb
sence from home. and they fear some
terrible calamity has befailen him. He
had been packing apples near Martins
burg recently. and left there for home,
but no trace O fhinl has been found.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26
ROBINSON MUST
SERVE HIS TERM
Governor Will Not Interfere in
Case Of Man Who Put Stones
in Oats.

Governor Mann yesterday declined
to interfere with the sentence Of James
Robinson. a negro driver, formerly EN-.
ployed by Alvey Brothers. grain deal
ers, sentenced to serve ninety days in
the City Jail for putting paving stones
IN oats delivered to the city stables. in
order to pad the weight The negro
mas served about one-half OF his term.
IN destitute circumstances The CIV
ernor has written to Judge Witt of
the Hastings Court. and Common
wealth's Attorney Tolkes. asking THAR
views of the case and mav laIer In.
:eryene A'e' ~
The petition sets forth that Robin
S son, Is ar, an OLD, time darkey. an ex-slave,
70 obey his masters will In the davs
Of slavery. when he regarded the wish
of MS owner as command
Nature OF Oncnse.
IN an investigation conducted nv the
street Committee at the time OF the
MaE ct t oiyp PAINE Hngin atsnes y Fourth
Todd, Jr.. who followed .Alvev's dStvnr
to the public scales at the First Mar.
RET ihea where his load was weighed, and
where the negro driver threw OF off a
numner OF large paving stones it was
shown that his weights had been mad
ded at the scales, since the Unit.
wagon was later weighed without IN
P Pa, !, g stones, and the city paid for
-, - '-'iSes the contract price nj
oats 1t was brought out in that IN
1Eeslgation that the negro driver col
ia ,;o,, no cash. that he merely turned
loads. and payment was iater nada IN, ~.
r 70 E,d Ter on on the AUDITORS Office payable
,e Nj iiaivey denied having given the
nut admitted having given him sm n.1;
CONS comn e money at times as tips The
contract e, on streets rescInded its
er deliveries Of oats. =. Ii
thu Il Is + !, und Ter the Governor took
k tre v,eW r. that the negro must have
ne was doing an unla MfuI a t &c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26
POLICEMEN WERE
NOT WELCO { D
Women Charged With Threat
ening to Shoot Two
Officers.

Mrs. A. Il. Paync and her sixteen
year-old daughter, Estelle. werc ar
rested yesterday on Il charge OF as
saulting and threatening to shoot
Deputy Constables c. r. Crowder and
n. S. Heslep.
It was stated that the constant
went to the house TO get a graphic
hone. They were met at the door by
Mrs. Payne and her daughter. who tile
officers alleged. We're very bclligerent.
y shotgun was standing nearby, and
the constables thought the safest plan
was to call in the police. Mother and
daughter were bailcd each before a
different magistrate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26
Charters Granted

charters were issued BY the state corpora
ton Commission yesterday as foslows. ~ - =
lynnhaven Hotel Corporation. Norfolk
LIZ II; Irice. president: Robert Johnston.
vice president; b. ". Leigh. secratarv ana
trearnrer al OF Nortolk. Va Capital: Man
f nnnra, S,'S.o; minimum, a.cto. Objects:
Iidewator orphanasc Association. rIamp.
Ion re " Darlington pfesidei,t; Ice ".
Enrronshs president; ". E. weaver,
sccre iaryT-all OF Hampton. Va. Objects: TO
school. - 80 ~
Ruchi Company CInc.o. Richmond.
George G. Rueh!. president; ~ Fhoma i
Mosoy, vice president; a. n. Mayor. secre-
taiy and treasurer-al OF Richmond. Capt.
tai; Maximam, 5000; minimum. $? 500, Oh
leGts: Mercantilc business
chester supply Company Tnc.) Chester.
G.. Burton, president; Il. H. Bruce vice
president: Richelieu Hatcher. secretary and
trcasur.r-all of Chester, Va. Capital: Max
mum, $4,000; minimum, $1,000. Objects:
Mercantile business.
An amendment was authorized TO the
charter OF the American Bank and Trust
Company fInc). OF PotersburG. Decreasing
tic. capital stock from sSO0.ooo to 5000 900.
and the par value OF tho shares from $500 to
800 each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26
a GREAT LECTURE
George II. Vending VIII Re NJ ,,..,

George Is. vending Will Be nj Acadc,-
Sunday Afternoon
rcFhaps two OF the greatest Iectura
viii BE- de si nlchmgnd and great ever
p pr, Of Peace" by William Jenn,n nc
r. Wend dna Di.o Man q Gaiilee" By George
!.r who have heard them both said ~.
- hn Man OF Gaitlec" outranks "The P,inre
II, Hon. George R. Vending will civ. III,
sunday aft ier r1oan Tbs The Man Of GaiIce
1My Of Music. under the auspices Of the
Mr. Vending will also lecture ~ the Jo,,,,
MARSHALL High School auditorium I'VE nirh,s
,.,, i ,a Tor these lectures can be secured
-, "i'l.ou I COST by men at the Central Ynuny
49, ci.m thristhsn Association building. TIL,
Inv sc Sc IS neins given by number OF lead
NE QUEENS cooperating with the associo
p Pq,r,a me tickets given at the mems
- s!as;es last sunday must be exchanged
..oI lnd'vidual admission tickets as sonar, n
,.ckcts nave been printed for each lecture
on any night. = = udiiS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26
PUBLIC FUNERAL
FOR DEAD WRITER
Friends and Admirers SO Stirred
by Death That Private Cere-
mony Is Impossible.

New York. January .25.--David Ora
ham Philips's funeral will be public
one. So many friends and admirers Of
MS works have been stirred by his as
sassination that the plans for'a private
funeral were abandoned tonight and
II was announced that the services
would be held on Friday afternoon at
ST. Georges Episcopal Church. near
the scene OF the attack against Phil
lips by FitzhuGh c. Goldsborough,
which resulted in the authors death.
The ceremony Will be held at o'clock,
with Archdeacon Nelson, assistant to
B'shop Greer. OF the New York Do
cese, officiating
The pallbearers will be United
States Senator Albert j. Bevcridge. of
Indiana, former roommate of phil
lips at De Paw University. who came
on from Washington to-day TO take
charge of the funeral; Robert w.
Chambers. the author; Joseph II. Sears.
head Of the Appleton Publishing house
George Horace Lorimer. editor Of the
saturday Evening Post: Arthur w Lit
tie, editor of Pearson's Ma gazine; Sam
uel G. Blythe, the Washington writer;
John OHara Cosgrave, former editor
of Everybody's Magazine, and Otto
Carmichael
In addition to DR.. Nelson, the Rev.
i1ush Blrkhead. rector Of ST. Georges
Will assist a the services. and male
seXtet will sing. The services will be
simple.
After the funeral the body will be
removed TO a receiving vault In the
Marble Cemetery. this city and will
remain there until taken to Phillips's
former home in Indiana.
Tonight the body was sent from an
nndertaker's establishment TO the
rooms Of the National Arts Club
where Phillips had made his home
with sister Mrs. Carolyn Frevert.
one IS greatly overcome by the shock
OF the tragedy, and has been 100 az
lected TO see any but the most init
mate friends She and Harrison w
PHILIPS. a brother, will be the onlv
near relatives at The funeral
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26
opmen. of abandoned Southern farms

opnent Of abandoned Southern farms,
through the hack home movement, in
augurated by the railroads Of the South.
"A telegram of sympathy was ZEN. TO
Joseph T.. Caldwell, formerly editor of
the Charlotte Observer. who IS i'll at a
hospital in Morganton.
telt2ra m was received from Speak
CT " G. Dowd inviting the members
of the association TO spend Tomorrow
in Raleigh with the Legislature, and it
was accepted
recital at Salem Female College
TINS afternoon and banquet to- night
were the concluding social features ten
dered the members OF the association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26
WILL HONOR LINCOLN
Edgar Allan Camp, SONS Of yeter,

'-asar Allan Camp, Sons of Veterans 70
uY,o Celebrate Birthday.
=, NJ" ,1siE Edgar Allan Camp. No g. Division
- .iaiS!ald' Sons Of Veterans. United Statn.
Army meets on Tuesday Febrnarv ~
me hnl Of Pickett Camp, United confed
T ~, veterans. for the purpose OF a Lincoln
80. Ge!eoration. the situation VIII be ~
foEded OF descendants OF tho Blue -coa "a
ss,s'ans gathering in the headouarters or
Bars '"e olars ana
emma nder John f. Fowler of Edgar Al
all, ian amp Yesterday sent out notices an
lIouhcinE inc celebration. which VIII ,,I.a
piaSe at O'Clock February IA.
mn hearny Post, No. 70 G. A. r., has
oeeH iHNlted 10 partieipatc in the occa sion I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26
,rurnIx Must ExnInin.

+. c. Murphy. who was SUMMONED
TO appear In the Chancery Court on
contempt charges TO explain why he
told police officer that lie didn't give
q damn" for the order of the court
directing him TO vacate the promises
at 500 North Nineteenth Street which
have been sold to BENJAMIN Arenheim
failed TO appear yesterday morning
However his attorney. John A. Lamb
stated that he was suffering from
severe nervous attack. and he was
given until to-day to make his appear
ance. 4 dispossess warrant has been
issued, directing the sheriff to move
him ont and deliver tho premises TO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26
BURIAL OF JOHN ALLEN
Funeral Services Over Veteran VIII Re Hell,
This Afternoon

This Afternoon
The funeral services OF John Allen who
was found dead Tuesday msrning in his
room q; the home. OF A. w. Duke. at Twcn-
.y-hrst and Broad Streets. viii be held al
ocock this afternoon at the B!!ups I'M
dertaking establishment. 1905 East Main
Street. Rev. Neh, OF the seventh Day Adj
ventlst Church. will oT!ciate. The burial
VIII be In Oakwood Cemetery.
hrs. Mary Fig. the dead mans sister;
Miss Sadie Figg. his niece. and John r.
Figg- nephew, oe Baltimore. are here to
attend The funeral.
Mr. Allen had many friends. who called
al the house yesterday to find that tho body
had been removed al the request Of his fam
ily He belonged 10 tho hricklayers' union
and to Pickett Camp of Confederate ycte-
rams.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26
FUN FOR SAINTS GROTTO
Large Glass Initiated IN Presence of wash

Large Glass Initiated In Presence Of Wash.
ington Visitors
\ ne hrst ceremonial session OF the recently
;,ns,ailcd SAINTS Grotto. Order OF tho Yelled
iTophcts. q branch OF Masonry. took place
iaSt night III Belviderc Hail. when iarrc
cIass was initiated Into the mysteries of the
Headed ny Monarch John II. shrevo abop,
nftJ' members of Kallipols Grotto OF WASH
ihston, arrived in Richmond Yesterday after
noon and participated In tho fun last night.
GLOWING the ceremonies the prophets en-
Jorcd n, dinner aud tho fun la stcd until an
carly hour this morning $500 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26
vomnn SInkes Application.

Roanoke. Va. January 25.-Sincc the
establishment OF the health depart
nance providing for dairy and food
inspector. Or. Brownlcy Foster, health
officer. has been deluged with applica-
tons for the place The latest appli-
cant Is Mrs John H Cook. 4 Scotch
woman Mrs. Cook emigrated 10 Can
ada from her native land. and then
came TO Virginia. Tho law here de-
bars her, however. since a person must
be a qualified voter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26
ORDAINED DEACON
Ceremonies Conducted Yesterday in 6,
HaNHS CIi1rcl, ~.

Rishon H,I' Uhtrch.
i''sHop fsobert y. Gibson yesterday morn.
ing performed the ordination ceron,o,N.
v wneh Fey Hugh Sublett was made dea .
T T the service took place In ST pauis
fu ny Rev r. A. Goodwin. rector Of 81.
;,,. Shurch: while the prayers were roa i
~ i,SN a Y. Colston. Rev. Morris Eagle
Sho Key. John j. Gravatt, D. n. Rev John
;>i ? D.. assisted the bishop in celc-
Mr Hubiett Will devote his services to a
parish embracing ST. Johns Church West
r roint; Emanuel Church. King and Queen
oonrthouse; ST. navid's Church. Ayletts,
and a mission At WaIkerton
Mf. Subictt is native OF Richmond and
a graduate OF Richmond College
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26
ExI,I,Jt n D~,,,7 Z.

There has been installed In Room 10
or TIE John Marshall High School an
oShib pr IN drawing and Industrial work
or 81, Industrial Art OF PhiIadeinhta
Ihis exhibit IS open to inspection BY
me CITIZENS Of Richmond. and ali In.
sepestd III drawing and Industrial work
EnOrroN. IL ~! .o''N'L -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26
Y Defense win. Dnmorc 81,

ve1uIct TOT TIE defense was the
Omohundro against T.. ]. and John q.
Cheatwood which has been pendinr
Ior some time In the Henrico co,lntv
,lrcult Court. Damages were askcd
by the .plaintin because the Cheatl
woods, 1t was alleged. blocked a ditch
and thereby caused property owned hv
nant water - -" , :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26
COLLEGE QUENT no MAKE.
TRIP TO NORTH CAROrJSa

f.ynchburg. Va. January Ok Th.
ha etball team OF the Virginia Chris
tlan College left this morning for n
trip through North Carolina. on which
It Will play Trinity College Univer
Sslty Of North Carolina Ciuilford Col
lege and the Danville Y AZ c,
The iirst game of tho trip will be
NJ Glnlt ord. Then the uuint goes to
wake Forest. then to Chanel HUI
winding up Saturday night with q
game nj the Danville association
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26
New school Tern,,-

Ime SECOND term Of the Richmond
public schools Will begin on Tuesday.
hronlolions VII be announced on Mon
nuested to be present at their resnec-
tive school buildings on Tuesday. tie
ota pupils at 2 o'clock. and new pupils
the enrolment in the schools will eS-
coed 1900 - 'H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26
MAY BUILD CHURCH
MestI,ampton naptists Feel Need Of Hou

NestIfamntOn Rnptists Feel Need OF House
of Worship.
For nc purpose o! considering plans for
The erection Of church near westhampton
there will be a lmass-meeting of the Baptist
residents OF that locality Sunday afternoon
house.
Following the organization OF a Sunday
attendance have greatly Increased, and tho.
need OF house OF worship has been ap-
parent for several months.
II the plan is carried out the new church
VIII be built ut Stop No %. wes'hampton
line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26
Hayes-Ynucer.

Especial to The Tir,ees- Dispatck.l M
Chase City. Va, January 25.--At8thas
home Of Mrs. A. J. Yanccy. Kenneth
Q. Hayes and Miss Marion Yancay wereS
married Sunday at 9 o'clock p. NJ They
left Monday morning for oxford. NJ Is
their future home. 5{9s3 33,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26
Poultry Show NJ stn,,,

elSpecIaI % The Times Dispafch I
stanton, Va, January o5
55aeIId5 poultry and pet stock show ever
b bein mere ere Is nov in progress, there
distant places are we'll 'renrasa-st ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26
NIarrinre IInensea

y marriage liccpsc was issued yesterday In
'he Hastings Court to BENJAMIN L. Msa dc.
dale 1'''ii,
y marriage license was granted yesterday
IN the office OF the Hcnrico county clerk to
William Il Palmer and Emma Nav Nc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26
NIisu Inn Nnrt III

Miss Rose II. Van Wort superintendent O,
the Memorial Hospital. is confined TO hcr
room there with severe attack OF tonsilitis
hut expects to resume her duties In n few
dnus .aittt3i a5Aft,i sVsjaiii .5.Ii 'lrs'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-26

! ashin gton, ID. c., January 25-The
n ',f, or Fitzhugh .Coyle Colds borough.
arrived here to-day. The fnner,i XII +
oe reid Friday and Will be private -
Evening journal., 1911-12-13
XMAS JOYS
FOR The POOR
Santa Sends $500 to Provide
Public Tree for Needy
Children
POLICE WILL CONDUCT
DISTRIBUTION AS USUAL

The police will have a Christmas
tree for the poor children of the city,
this Christmas, the treat being a pos
sbility by reason Of the gift of $500
by a philanthropic resident of this
city, who makes the request that his
name be withheld. He is the samo
person, however, who contributed
$500 for the same purpose. last year,
when the Police Commission decided
that it was not proper for the police
to solicit funds by the sale of tickets
ETC., for charity.
The poor kiddies will, no doubt. be
pleased to learn that Santa Claus has
again come TO their rescue and the
big tree will occupy its accustomed
place in the City Court room, with
big bags of candies. nuts and fruits
for all who are worthy. There also
will be warm stockings and other
gifts which will be distributed among
the real needy.
The work of arranging for the treat
is enormous, but the police willingly
do Il for the cheer il brings to the
many unfortunates who otherwise
would have no Christmas Joy.
Evening journal., 1911-12-13
CELEBRATION
PLANS MATURE
Public Speaking to be Under
White Way Near City
Hall
COMMITTEE NEEDS MORE
AUTOS FOR The PARADE

As many automobiles as are desir-
ed are not being entered I'm the white
way" celebration arranged for Mon
day evening next. when the decora-
tive lights on Market street are to
be turned on The committee would
like TO see all the commercial auto
mobiles OF the city entered. in order
TO show the up-to-date delivery ser
vice of Wilmington merchants and in
dustries.
Notification Of tho entry OF such
cars should be sent at snce to Colcnel
G. i. Postles, in order that they may
be assigned. Many attractive prizes
are offered for decorated automobiles.
II is understood that the Wilson Line
will enter some Of its new trucks.
II has been decided 10 have the pub
lie speaking in front OF the City Hall
instead OF Tenth and Market streets
as first planned The change was
made at the request OF merchants
who think in front OF tho City Hall
would prove moro satisfactory be-
cause of It's central location.
The speakers who have accepted SO
far are Former Congressman l.. Irv-
ing Handy. who will speak on "What
Harrison W. Howell and President
George w Sparks of the Street and
Sewer Department.
Tho Levy Court has decided to dec.
crate the Court House, and the du
Pont Building will be decorated ant
| Illuminated
Evening journal., 1911-12-13
CHILDREN ASK ST. NICHOLAS
GIRL TO MAKE XMAS HAPPY

Pathetically anxious little letterg
have come to THE EVENING JOUR-
NAILS st. Nicholas Girl from children
all over the city who fear that Santa
Claus will not come to visit them on
Christmas Day because their fathers
arc out OF work, or their mothers are
widows who find it hard to get bread
and butter enough for them, lei alone
toys and games. 1t makes Santa Claus
mighty sorry to think these little folks
should have such an idea of him, but
Just the same he cannot reach al
these poor children without help from
'fhe better-off parents and children,
for he hasn't nearly enough money TO
go around. He had told the ST. Nicho-
las girl to let the people Of Whining
ton see some of the letters, so they
will be sure to help him TO answer
them. and he thanks the generous ones
who have already helped. Here are
several recent letters:
Dec. 8.
Dear saint nicholas | write to you
to see If you will givev me and little
brother something for Christmas my
pop hasn't got no study work and
know We won't get much my name is
and my brothers name is
Evening journal., 1911-12-13
CHANGERS ON
SECOND DAY WORK
Members Of National Body
Expected to Discuss Sub
IeCtS With DeIaWareanS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEWES, Del, Dec. 13.-This morn
ing's session of the State Grange was
private and was devoted to the con-
sideration of business Of the order.
Last evening Mrs. John Ponder Of
Milton, presided over an open session,
when an address of welcome to the
visiting grangers was delivered by In
surance Commissioner Charles H..
Maull, who is master Of Henlopen
Grange. The response was given by
Robert p. Robinson, master of Della
ware Grange. A full report of the re-
cent National Grange meeting was
given by Mrs. S. H. Messick, followed
by several vocal and instrumental Sc
lections by grangers. Professor Harry
Hayward, of the State School of Ag-
riculture, delivered an address.
Members of the National Grange are
expected TO take part in the debate
that is scheduled to come up when
the proposition is made for Delaware
Grange to support the recent election
of the progressive end of the National
Grange at the annual convention in
Columbus, o. II is understood that
the Delaware grangers are favorable
to the progressive branch. but there
are some here who will put up fight
against some Endorsements proposed
Evening journal., 1911-12-13
B. 6 P. RAILROAD
ELECTED NEW OFFICERS

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Baltimore & Philadel-
phia Railroad Co.. as the Philadelphia
division of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road is officially known, was held in
the Office Of the company at Water
and Market streets at IL O'Clock tlis
morning. The following directors
were elected; Daniel Willard, c. w.
Woolford. and Oscar G. Murray, of
Baltimore; Colonel Henry A. DUPONT,
Charles S. Gawthrop, George G. Lob
dell, A. f. SanbOrn and Henderson
Weir of this city. and j. B. Carruthers
of Philadelphia. The directors elect
ed the following officers: Daniel Will
lard, president; H. L. Bond, Jr., vice-
president; c. w. Woolford, secretary;
j. V. McNeal treasurer.
The tellers at tSe election were J.
F. Higgins, H. H. Carver and George
L. Huxley.
Evening journal., 1911-12-13
"RED HEADED DEVIL
TALK COSTS WOMAN 81

The troubles of an apartment house
were aired in CNy Court this morn
ing when Mrs. Ellen W. Starr declar-
ed that Mrs. Charlotte Wegman came
out in the entry of the house, No. S13
Shipley street, yesterday and called
her red headed devil" When
Judge Cochran asked her how she
knew Mrs. Wegman meant her. Mrs.
Starr said she was the only red hair
ed person in the house. This was
borne out by Mrs. Sarah c. Webb,
Mrs. Starr's mother.
Mrs. Wegman had nothing to say,
as her granddaughter climbed ia
front of her. This caused Judge
Cochran to say. "None of that. let
her get down."
The court imposed a fine of 50 and
costs.