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The Washington times., 1911-11-22

Times Inquiry Department:
Kindly inform me IL Che Business High
School has started It's regular session, and
in what manner would one apply for ad-
mittance? Thanking you in advance for your
Kindness. / am, Very truly yours,
A. J. M.
The Business High School has night
courses and II you have grammar
school education. or its equivalent, you
can attend school there. I should go in
person some night and apply for admit
tance. If I were you.
w. E. W.-You can find a list of the
garages in Washington in the telephone
directory.
Times Inquiry Department:
Is there a premium on pennies dated 1853
and 1919? Also a half dollar dated 1881?
A COLLECTOR.
There are no premiums attached to
any Of these coins.
Times Inquiry Department:
Please tell me II there is a premium on
dollar dated 1901. Thanking you. am.
Yours truly. Y. q. M.
The premium on this dollar varies
from $3.50 to 500.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
ANSWERS TO QUERIES SENT BY READERS TO
The | lines Question Box

Times Inquiry Department:
Can you tell me if there 10 a place where
a boy of about twelve years Of age can be
placed free OF charge, and taken care of
until he IN old enough to make q living for
himself. Thanking you, remain yours
truly, .. ...... A WIDOW. v
Children can be committed through
the Juvenile Court to the Industrial
Home School and the age limit IS fiye
to sixteen years. 1t is a public institu-
ton which provides a home and train
Ing for needy white children.
A North Caroliniau-There Is no rea-
son why You should Lct ark assistance
in getting n position from the person
you indicate. go .-..""'-'
p. T.-There are any number Of bond
ing companies in Washington who will
go your bond and YOU can find out
where they are located by looking IN
the directory. .....- :..,
Times Inquiry Department:
Kindly publish In the Inquiry Column the
premium On a penny dated 1855. and oblise.
A CONSTANT READER
There is no premium on the 1855
penny.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
Wife May Rest Easy,
Duplicate Not Wanted

Another family quarrel in the Brown
household in West Philadelphia was
overheard by the peighbors, and the re-
port of the interchange of pleasantriss
that comes through the mail follows:
Mrs. Brown had had the floor for
twenty minutes, at the end of which
bed much and the wailing vas such
that the husband was silenced. Pres
emily Mrs. Brown said: When when
I'm gone, you'll never-never find an
other woman like me!
" No. retorted the husband L don't
expect to. Don't you worry, either;
I'll not go hunting one"
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
Miss May Arms to Be.
come D. S. Edmonds'
Bride in December

John Taylor Arms has cards out for
May Arms. to Dean Stockett Edmonds,
on Monday. December II, at ~
o'clock. at the Church of the Epiph-
any.
-
Mrs. Charles b. Howrey has cards
out for tea at the Washington
Club. Saturday afternoon, December 0.
from 8 to Z o'clock. at which she will
introduce her daughter. Miss Mary
Howry, to society.
Mrs Howry and her daughter will
be at home Mondays during the sea-
son.
Captain and Mrs. Beatty and Naval
cards out for aa tea Friday sf,ernoon
December s. from to z O'clock. at
the commandments quarters ut the
Navy Yard. at which Miss Beatty and
ciety. ST.
q
Miss Ellis Welded a.. -E
to Dr.. Theodore S. Palmer.
Miss Bertha NJ Ellis. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. C. w. II. Ellis, was married
to DR.. Theodore s. Palmer. formerly of
|
The wedding ceremony. which was per-
formed by the Rev. Wallace Radcliffe,
of the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. at the home Of the brides
parents. 1889 Biltmorc street. was at
tended by small party Of relatives and
Intimate friends.
Palms and clusters Of white chrysan-
theniums and roses adorned the house
for the occasion and the wedding music
MIN Vsld hty N
cousin Of the bride.
The bride. who was given in marriage
bv her father. and was unattended,
wore wore a beautiful sown Of soft white
ise lace. Her long tulle vail was ar
ranged with orange blossoms and she
carried a bouquet Of white orchids and
lilies Of the valley '.' 49,
An. informal reception followed the
ceremony and later In the evening DR..
and Mrs. Palmer left Washington for
a wedding trip. Upon their return. they
vii be at home after JeLuary 2, at 1899
Miss Louise Walsh, the debutante
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Har-
per Walsh. will entertain a few of the
seasons debutantes informally at tea
Monday afternoon. November q. instead
OF Friday afternoon.
Miss Walsh's debut will take place
Tuesday. December. 7. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller Carson have
sent out cards for Tuesday evening,
November Is. at 3 o'clock, when they
will give a reception at their residence,
1901 Massachusetts avenue. in celebra-
ton Of the fiftieth anniversary Of their
wedding. .-s
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Lawton have
cards out for a reception, Friday even
ing. November "a, at $50 o'clock. in
celebration of their fifteenth wedding
anniversary, at their residence, 1+A
Clifton street
=
Rear. Admiral A. Dunlap, U. s. NJ.
and Mrs. Dunlap have taken an apart
ment in the Brighton for the season.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
Grace for Others.

A little STX mad Aeen very naughty,
so her mother told her she must have no
pudding for dinner, Later the others
ate a nice jam pudding, while the little
culprit received only a piece of bread
and butter.
Now, Kitty" said her mother at the
end of the meal, SAY grace"
Kitty obsyed. Closing her eyes and
folding her hands, she said with en-
phasis:
For what they have received may
they be truly MISUNDERSTANDING.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
Cut Glass.

The single term equality" best ex
presses this selection: A comprehensive
assortment, permitting the indulgence OF
individual taste.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
Woodward & LOthrOp
... - New -WAsHINGToN-Paris e..
Thanksgiving Day Table Glassware

HE appointed table demands of and refinement
pattern, reliable quality effective decoration reasonable
endorsements found piece of Table Glassware
whe be the richest or the inexpensive.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22

Tomorrow's story: Bright Eyes"
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
Secretary of State and Mrs. Knox
Entertain for Their Sons Fiancee
General Edwards and I;
Wife Entertain

Gen. Clarence r. Edwards, u. s. A..
| and Mrs. Edwards entertained a. box
party at the New National last even
ing. Their guests were Col.,W. HAL
laire, u, S. A., and Mrs. Allaire, and
Mrs. Edwards mother. Mrs. Porter. of
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
General and Mrs. Edwards have given
up the apartment in the Albany which
they occupied for several weeks after
| the return Of Mrs. Edwards and her lit
tie daughter from abroad, and have
taken possession of the house at .I72o
N street, which they have leased for the
season. sat -.Sa
-.f
Col. w. II. Allaire, u. $. A., and Mrs.
Allaire have arrived in Washington, and
are spending some time at the New
Willard. Colonel Allaire, WHO. was fol-
merly military attache at Vienna, is
awaiting further orders. {,
Mnss Elena Calderon. daughter Of the
minister of Bolivia, will leave Washing
will spend some time with Miss Blanche
Lazo, daughter of the former mineter
OF Guatemala.
Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell will enter
tain at dinner this evening, and on
Thursday she will be hostess at a
luncheon.
Miss julia Whiting. daughter of Or:
and Mrs. Guy Fairfax Whiting, will
leave Washington Friday. for Philadci-
phia to spend a week with Mrs. Rey-
Alice Whiting will go to Philadelphia
Saturday morning to Join party at the
Army and Navy football game. /,
Mrs. Frank Chisholm and her sister,
Miss Baugher, will be hosts at a bridge
party at their residence on Rhode Island
avenue on the evening of November, 2S,
Lady Jebel, of England, and her nieces.
the Misses DuPuy. Of Erie, Pa. have
taken an apartment at the Brighton for
Miss Bessie Balienger. of Baltimore, Is
spending several days in Washington,
the guest Of her cousin. Mrs Samuel A.
Goodacre, at the ,Melrose. on Clifton
street. -
Distinguished Gathering T..
Hears Orchestra. ID, I
A distinguished audience thronged the
Columbia Theater yesterday afternoon
for the first concert OF the Washing
ton Symphony Orchestra under the di-
rection of Heinrich Hammer. conductor.
In the boxes were Mrs. Buckner NJ.
Randolph. who had as her guests the
NinisteI. OF lHe NetleTidHuS ana NINE
Loudon. Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth, and
William Bowie Clark; Mrs. Walter
Tuckerman. who had in her party Mrs.
Wolcott Tuckerman, Mrs. Preston Glib
son. Mrs. Cary Langhorne. and Miss
Letternan; Mrs. T. A. williams. who had
as her guests Nine. Ali kuii Khan,
Mrs. Lotus. and Mrs. Alexander f.
Magruder; Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson
who entertained Mrs. Henley-smith and
the latter's guest. Mrs. Kane. of New
port; Miss Morgan. who had with her
Mrs. Charles Hopgood, of Chicago; Miss
Margery Cotton, Major and Mrs.
guests a number, OF young people. in
cludipg Miss Jessie Fremont and Harold
Candee,- and Mrs. Williarp Kent, wife
Of Congressman Kent, Of California.
Clements. - o..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-18
DISTRICT 3.

Of
county, Forest Petersburg.
South Richmond
Crump
1918 Perry South Richmond 4OS3O
James NJ
|
AmeT
Robbins 81 West C1opon swansborO 6470
Mrs
Is.
f.
L.
Walter Ettrlck.
Miss
Mr. Simmons Swift Greek
W Smith
Misa Willie Adkins s5 Richmond
Rynssd. Siidohsn 5000
- - Clark, 39s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-18
TEACHERS ANNOUNCED
FOR TWO DISTRICTS

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.)
LCRAY, VA, Oct. 1.-THE Follow
ing teachers have been assigned TO
the public schools of Luray district,
this county:
Miss Carrie ShenK. shenk
n. A. w, Holmes Rattleburs.
Miss Essie Kihler, Nalleyburg
Benz Ssskford and Miss Maud
Modisett, Stony Man
Miss Beulah Strickler. Foster.
Miss Mabel Ruffner, Hamburg.
Miss Anna Ricketts,. Egypt.
In Springfield district the follow
ing assignments have been made;
Miss Edna KILLER, Rocky Mount.
Miss Zada Kemp. Hall.
j. u. Bradley. Holmes
Miss Eva kendriek. Deal.
Miss Lily Meyer. Springfield.
Miss Bessie Foster. Fristol
r. j. Foster and Miss Margaret
Young. Rileyy'ille.
O. r. Foster, Mountain View.
Miss May Smith. Dry Run.
Miss Lima Holmes, Burners Bot
tom.
Miss Viola Holmes. Sandy Hook.
Mrs. l. r. Merfea, Waugh Summit
In the two largest districts -Shen-
andoah and Marksvilie--no assign
ments have as yet been made.
The pay or public school teachers
has in recent years been substantial
~ Increased in this county, and the
pay roll OF the teachers in this coun-
~. outside Of those In the incorpo-
rated towns Will total about $4,000 d
month for the approaching session.
Teachers are better qualified them
selves for their positions ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-18


No Votes
&.
Pciouze
s.
Miss GLADYS Browning All South
H.
f.
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Valentine 30s Highland
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-18
DISTRICT 2.

Barton Heights
Of the Richmond
Il.
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d.
r. A. Highland
W. y
H.
North
g.
Sumnerheld 2fO South
H. NJ
Hickock 30 Highland
Highland
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-18
KEEP YOUR OWN
COUNSEL AND Be
ALWAYS At WORK
Continued from First Page.

Continued from First Page)
may hear. There are many ridiculous
reports going the rounds. Don't fall
Ia keep -husT--non-t imagine A-sub-
soription that some one else gets VIII
cause you to lose Don't procrasti-
nate. but work. Don't get discourag-
ed, for there are many homes in Rich
mend and tho State OF Virginia that
neither You nor any other candidate
has visited. Get after them at once.
In short. work. Keep your own
counsel Tell no one where YOU stand
Say nothing, bat saw wood" Don't
miss the pleasure of being counted
in on the finish.
The Nirgfnian In interested in you
and wants to see you win whatever
prize you have set your heart upon.
Work hard. Believe you are going
to win. push the battle and you Will.
Vote Exhibit
The following list of candidates and
their standings are only those who
deposited ballots in the ballot box
on or before Il P. NJ. on Tuesday,
Ballots deposited since that time Will
appear on Saturday when the regular
list of candidates and their standings
Will again appear.
New Subscribers.
didates who have inquired in the past
few days concerning new subscribers.
the campaign manager wishes to state
that a new subscriber Is one who is
no. taking The Virginisn, on Septem-
Der 9. 1e11. An old subscriber is one
who is having The Virginian regularly
delivered at his house on September
.. 1911.
Districts.
District No. ALL OF the city OF
Richmond. north of the James river,
west of First street including FfrFt
street. Ginter Park, Barton Heights,
Chestnut Hill, Highland Park. Brook
land Park and Westhampton.
District No. 2.--Al of the city OF
Richmond north of the James river
and east of First street, not includ-
tnx First street. but including East
Richmond and Highland Springs.
District No. 3.---All of South Rich
mond, including Swansboro, Wood
land Heights, Chesterfield county,
Forest Hill and the city OF Peters,
burg.
District No. 4.-Counties OF Powha-
tan, Amelia, Nottoway. Dinwiddie,
Brunswick. Greenesville. Sussex. Prince
George, Surry. Isle of Wight South
ampton. Nansemond, Norfolk ana
1r1nCeH AHHN. -,
District No. 5.--Counties of Bath,
Rockbridge. Amherst, Nelson. Able
marie. F-luvanna, Goochiand. Hsnrlco,
Except the city Of Richmond,
Charlie. City. Jafhes City, Warwick.
Elizabeth CITY, York, Gloucester.
Mathews. Middiexex, Lancaster. North :
UNI berland. Westmoreland, Richmond,
Essex, King and Queen. King VIII
liam. New Kent. Hanover. Caroline,
King George. Fairfax. Prince william
stafford. Spotsylvania- Louisa. Orange.
t.ulpeper. Fsuauier. Ioudoun, Clarke
Frederick. Shenandoah. Warren. Page
Rappahannock. Madison, Greene,
Rockingham. Augusta, Highland
Northampt Accomac and Aiexan-
dria,
District s.--Courties Of Aiieghany.
Craig. Giles. Bland. Wythe. Pulaski.
Montgomery, Roanoke. Botetourt
Bedford, Franklin. Floyd. Carroll,
Patrick. Henry. Pittsylvania- Camp
ball. Charlotte. Appomattox. Buck
ingham. Cumberland. Prince Edward,
Iunenburg. Meckienhurg, Halhax.
Lee, Scott Washington, Grayson.
Smith, Russell Tazewell, Buchanan.
Dickinson and Wise
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-18
Of ALL CANDIDATES
IN v|RG|N|AN'S Bis CONTEST

If the candidates find in the number of votes that
should be recorded them they asked report the the
Campaign Manager will gladly take further with
them.
Candidates who leave subscriptions this office sub
crpon the Campaign Department by mail asked allow
at least three days for checking and revising the before bal
lots viii be issued them This will eliminate the wrong
of ballots being given to candidates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-18

Especial to The Richmond Nirgnisn
POCAHONTAS. VA, Oct. l7,--Ru.
fus Burton. Of Graham, Va. had both
his legs cut off here yesterday bs
falling frem the yard engine. Bur-
ton WAS q fireman on the Norfolk
and KS1tern railway.
He wna tskeA 10 BiueheId on 3
special train 70 thsN hospital for treat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-18
DISTRICT 5.

Counties Of Bath Rockbridge Amherst Nelson aemar r,
hsse, CITY, York; % ens's as jaime.
Essen. King
Prince William Stafford cupcier
Page Rap.
paAnnock Madison Greene Rockingham Augusta Highland
Alexandria,
s Hss + !. s s me Mineral. sa $50
Il; ear: s:.:: x;s$ss: 81:
Miss i h%a r n A ssxsrn a 500
Gray.G ....... .. $500
Miss Miss sa.s 5" sss sons %" "a. Greer" Va" ssse
X Mineral Va s ss."
1ss,:;, :'s ss
II: 50: i:. d : ashland Va. e: e:
IT. 1hs"s s.. su s., visa e. Va
Miss Miss Mamie Mamie ! %. sss' i.-:,s "a. s.s
s ss ' s, ss! R:ss fss ess ss Is. va 81:
S :$S ,s ss: -:
Miss s' ,ss;s;. sr Msn s sss
- :: 5000 5000
Davis Sos"
s $500
Grace R s's'o beuansine - s sSsS
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": s::; ;:s S''ss va 5000
s;:,s 5000
::.:::::: 5000
D.
&C. b. snead Union Va
H. r. Mckay Va
;.
Miss May Rienour, Warrenton
Miss Ruth Matthew's Wnrrenton
Walker Manassas,
d. Whe.f)ar
n
w. II
f. Wornom.
NJ
H.
JONES'
r.
Chltons,
H.
II.
Marks
J..
htnston, W, 5000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-18
DISTRICT l.

All Richmond F4rst
Highland Westhampton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-18
Too Late to Enter Big Vnginan Contest and Win Prize
DISTRICT 4.

of Amelia Notoway. Dinwiddc Brunswick
Mans AMI rn,e Anne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-27
CONFESSES MURDER
Man Who Fled 10 west Virginia Az.
ter Crime. Gives Self Up When
Innocent. Man Is Arrested.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Dec. 26.-Haunt.
ed by visions OF his victim. John Hen
ry Martin, surrendered to the police
here today declaring that he was the
murderer OF William IT. Hickle, an
old store keeper in Seventh street.
Washington. on November II .asr.
Martin, who appears 20 be a nervous
wreck. said that he entered the store.
struck the man over the head with a
wrench, took the contents OF the cash
drawer and fed lie said that he went
60 Berkeley Springs. West Virginia.
and did not know the man assaulted
was dead until he read Il two weeks
ago In a Washington newspaper He
saw also that someone else had been
arrested for the crime
The memory of his Geed ana the
thought that an innocent person might
sufer led him 10 surrender himseir
Martin formerly lived az Cumber.
land. Maryland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-27
SECRET TRIAL FOR RICHESON
LEGISLATURE ASKED
TO PASS SPECIAL ACT
Three Hundred Summoneses Issued in
Panel for Jurors to Try Ae-
cused Minister.

BOSTON. Dec. 26.-With the coming
trial OF the Rev. Clarence v. T. Richie
son. charged with the murder Of his
former sweetheart. Avis Linuell. less
than two weeks away public interest,"
in the case was increased consider
ably by tOday's developments.
One Of these Developments was the
appearance OF the Rev. George r Horr.
president Of the Newton Theological
institution. where the accused clergy
man prepared for the pulpit. az the
office Of District Attorney Pelletier.
Although no statement was given out
at the conclusion OF their conference,
II is believed the district attorney
questioned Dr. llorr as TO his knowl-
edge regarding the engagement OF
Richeson and Miss Linnen
An attempt 20 have a private trial
OF the accused minister was made to-
day with the filing by a local attorney
OF a petition for the incoming legisla-
ture TO enact "A statute which would
cause the exclusion from the court
room OF all persons not connected with
any case which involves the decency
and morals OF the community As the
legislature cOnvcnes on the 30 of next
month rapid action in adopting the
proposed bill would make % effective
in the Richeson case
Three hundred summonses were is.
sued today upon voters 10 serve on
the special jury panel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-27
FORECLOSURE
JEFFERSON COUNTY COAL
INVOLVED IN BIG SUIT
Trust Company Asks Sale OF p. & L.
E. and Hanna Properties 20
Satisfy Mortgage.
Declare Interest Is Three Months
oVerdue-Ask for Sale Of $4,000
Acres Of Coal.

COLUMBUS. o.. Dec. 2C-Suit 70
a blanket mortgage for
1894 500 given I'm uJly. 1901. was
brought In the United States Court
today by the Bankers Trust company.
of New York. against the Pittsburg.
Wheeling and Lake Erie Coal com
pany. the Wheeling and Lake Erie
Coal company. the Wheeling and Lake
Erie Coal Mining company and NJ A.
Hanna a Co. consisting OF Dan X.
Hanna, Robert l.. ireland and Matthew
Andrews. OF Cleveland.
The mortgage was given on 10000
acres OF valuable coal lands In Jeffer-
son county. and under its terms 500. =
600 was to have been paid by July,
1911. The defendant companies were
given three months further extension
In which to make this payment. faii-
ing in which suit was to be brought.
The bankers Trust company claims
the defendant companics have faile>
to comply with this stipulation. and
asks that the property Ct the defend
ant in jefferson county be disposed
Of 10 satisfy their claim. II further
asks that the defendants be enjoined
From dispOsing OF this property with
out consent OF the courts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-27
DYNAMITE MYSTERY
Man With Grip Full Of Explosives Ar
rested at Monessen. Pa: Re-
fuses TO Explain Mission.

MONESSEN. Pa. Dec 26.-Wth
sufficient dynamite to blow up every
one OF the nOn-union mills here.
George Bridges. who refuses to re-
veal anything concerning his past,
was arrested here las; night and is
being held pending an investigation
by the police
Seyeuty-two sticks of dynamite
and tao quarts OF whiskey were
found in the suit case which the pris-
oner carried. while In his pocket in
side his coat was found a roll Of
fuses.
Tho use TO which the dynamite was
10 be put has not yet been ascer
tanned Bridges explanation OF how
he came into possess'4l of the dy-
Mantle Is not believed By the police
a man gave me the suit case at
the lower end of town" Bridges told
the police. but further than that he
refused 20 make any statement. In
view Of the fact that all % the big
mills here. employing upwards % s.
900 men. are running non-union. and
that an effort was made az a recent
meeting Of the American Federation
of Labor in Atlanta. Ca. 10 secure an
appropriation 10 waEe a fight here 10
unionize the mills the residents of
the town are thoroughly aroused.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-27
MOTHER GASHES CHILDREN
BELIEVED SHE HAD GIVEN TOTS
POISON.
Mother Cuts Two children's Wrists.
Then Makes Attempt 20 End
Her Own Life.

SENECA FALLS. y. Y. Dec &c
Driven frantic. ~ is thought. By the
belief that she had given her two chill.
dren poison tn mistake for medicine.
Mrs Anna Curle wife of q prominent
merchant OF Waterloo. Seneca coun-
o.. sought 90 save them from a death
Of torture to-day by slashing their
wrists with n pairing knife The Dis.
traucht woman then tried 20 commit
suicide hy making ugly gashes in her
own wrist All have chance 10 re-
cover The mothers belief that she
had given the children poison was
gathered from disconnected sentences
spoken hy her while suffering from
the effects Of her suicidal attempt The
children. Alfred. aged i3 months. and
Mildred. years old. show no effects
of poison
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-27
BONI FAILS
VATICAN REFUSES TO ANNUL
MARRIAGE vows.

ROME. Dec. 26.-The Vatican has
declined to grant Count DE Castellane
an annullment OF his marriage with
Anna Gould. who is now the Duchess
OF Talleyrand and Sagan. Countess
De Castellane was granted a divorce
from her husband and given the Gus
tody OF their three children on Novem-
ber IL. 1906. About a year ago Count
Boni applied to the Vatican for annuII-
ment OF the marriage
Count Boni came 20 Rome on De
cember 20 for the purpose of using
all possible influence TO obtain his OBJ
Ject In this he was not opposes Dy
the Duchess OF Tslleyrand.
Count Boni left here tonight for
Ssrts. He expects 10 return to Rome
about the middle or January. II Is
thought that W will bring forward
new points on which to base another
application for annullment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-27
CHINESE. TO BECOME BRAVE.
HAVE slcKENiNe FEAST
Revolving Stories Told BY Missionaries
Making Their Way From the
Interior % China.

HANKOW. Dec 20 Eighty mission.
aries. n ma jorify NJ whom are Scandi
uayl1r. Americans. have arrived hero
from tho Iachow and Fanchcue dis.
trlcts. in me province ~ tlu.reh
Thry report fh8t fhe cities in the prov.
incc are peaceful but The country is
Infested with robbers
The Rcv g. W tandahi n mission
ary of Tho Uaguc's synod mission
in T4ip.nEticn. AZ tho request of tho
tu'agers took command of an impro
vlacI militia FOR protection against
rolnar. and with tho assistance Of
tho people captured a robhor epy Tho
people. iu spite ~ Mr. f.andahTs o.
forts killed 'hc SPY. after which mon.
women and children dipped thcir
bread in bis blood with the idea that
hy DOING eo they would become brave
Tho rovo'utonists sent out a small
cavalry force and killed many of the
robbers,