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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19
Gbteago, 1s. @priI.

Rtnbpieb. Seeues 500 -- 6.s5,
Ieras stiere 81. 4.6o-5.7O, ueftli6e stiere
4.9O-5 80, stp6ers unb Feeoers 81. 10
5.s5. eibs uns sellers az 75-5 80, salber
$5.00-6.75. Rartt ftetig.
s&weiue. - qeiate s6.85-6.70, ees
mii6ts S6.2o-6,65, idpsre $6.O0-6.50,
raube- s6.OO-6.2O, quite bis GuserIsiene
ihpere ss20-6.50, 5erteI s6.35-6.65.
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2 DATE unb edmmer.--Snafs GINS
betmiiGe 50 .00--4 rs, UeftEi9e 50. l5-4.70,
3GhrIiHse 81 1880.
Qdmmer. GiHbeimiibe $4.75-6.25,
neftldhe $475-5.25. @Grst Ftetio bis tart
3ufubr. Rinbpie6 2 ZOO, SApetns
10000, Saafe uno 2dmmer 10000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19

Ser Damon aum". Der
5taat aentutD lit se9snpGrtig sifrig
babel, Isine D6istpz8prrdtbe gu err
sGn3sn. Snrt Der Isbbuftsn agitution
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auf minoeftsns funfunoDreiBig WiIIios
nsn 9aQoneu bsluufeu. Gs piiroeH
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1T bic 9sfabr, odB bic Gusasn bes
8Iauerasftautss periisesn tonnten,
niht geraoe groB. Seoenfaus aber fino
Die augsfiibrten .3iffsru 9efpsis oas
fir, baB bic Yrobtbitionsbepeg
osm Dbtstptonium ni6t bios teineH
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GoL, Iisgt iest Jrau asnes Wuiou,
tpelhe iif nah elmer ihfperen arantz
beit, Die fis iidb in sirem S6ueegrabe
bolte. auf oem Wege Der 8sfIsrung be-
finbet. Die 5rdu puroe in ben Sierras
in Rono gountp mitidmmt ibrsm
9dtten, ibrsm ShdFerbuuoe uno Der
gansen SItte pon elmer Guptns gsfabt,
uuo nur BEN SuIoe 1T ss gu psrbuus
fen, naB frau WaiOn na6 60itiinoiger
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9otte 1tarb, beoor er aug oem eiiiaeu
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madts, ais es Shritte ii6er Der Siitte
b0rte, stnsn foI6su 2drm, bub Die
aufmsrtiuuteit Der PaHdnten anqes
rsgt purbe. Sic bsfreiten Grau RaiOn
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mar bic 8abl Der Sper auf 9erofs
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gen 81 ssbenOsn Spern mar cine Der
| itdnoiauns er5ielt porbeH, ais Dor
Sturgeon bic oprtige 5beoterIeitung
9eoenten eusiprah, tpelde fih auf
ben grauitgen Wobren BON @sueoig
be5oseu. Wton babe in Grfnbruug ges
bra6t, 10 bieb es in benz betreffeubsn
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uno iibsr msiBe berr'hs, ionoern feis
ne Satin aus gtferfuht fosar tDbts,
bas fet i'm Siioen oss 2anoes
.aanS unm0sIi6" uuf3ufubrsn; man
tonne fir bic Sicherkit oes Sdngers
iener Bartie nit,t eiuiteben u1p. Nds
tiirIih gait ss ba, cine oncere Sper
81 fpdblen WsIhe2 vatba"2 auh
in oiefer treibsn fich ale m0eIihen
5arbieen mebr ohsr mtnbsr prominent
herum. uno SIe3at iollte es nun Ihen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19

einmal fsin. S4IisBH4 bIieb nan
beim .StbeQo", absr untsr Der 8ebtn.
guns, OaB Der Sanger ibn ntpsiB"
eebs. Qu6 niht Die geringIts brauns
S4mtute, nt9t Die tsiIsite 4nbeutuua
on ben bigger. unD 70 piro 4te
(aRta ieinen .0tbeLo" bdbeR, bsr Buz
erft CUR Wobreupdi9s geganssn iein
Dtrb. Die 0ssbempna ptrp in bic
fer 8Orfteuung 5rau Graaces aIoG
IinaeR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19
Ghteaao. ls. Nprn.

@ekI.-Cer Rartt 1T itetiser. gsinter
Batents So T5--4 80. 5Taigbts 81. .75-4 30.
evrtns loisrus beites s. 40-S-55, Straisbts
81 O0-4.i0, Safers $30o-4.35.
Beisen. - 8lr Rat 8Tssss--903se, am
eatub 8s1se; fur Suli sSs4-s7L4e, am
Ghlus $3.50 fur Stptelaber S6sss-S65 &c,
am 9AIus s5ssc.
@eIfnfcru. - air raj 4911 4--4ssa4e,
am s6lus 49ssc; fir SuH 5011ss ss-5osse, aat
sfIas 50sse; fur September 81 5l2ss--5l1sse,
am Shlus 5iXc.
Safer. - Sar raj s11s--321se, am
Gnlas 3Ike; fur 3uli 3lI-321.t. am
SaIas 811zc, fir Sevtsmber 3l1-3l Ise,
am 61sas SlAc.
goaaen. - go. 2 9l--92e.
Oerfte. - Wute Suttergerite 65--S5e,
gnte bis dolce RalSgsrite l00---i09c.
GIahs iaamsu.-Ro 2. u. 24s1 .e,
He. 4 y. @. 26l i4e.
aimotbsfaamsn. SILT per Gent
ner.
6ieefaa 90 per gentner.
Rebpcrt. - slo.25 - 1880 per BbI
Iar Niai sl5.52k-l5.s5, am Snlub
sl5.b2z fur Salt $i4.e5--l5.l21L+, am
G&sub 414.97k.
| S4maIs. : $50 yss LOO ytaas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19
Groceries.

9uder.-g greiie fefter. RafiHirtsr Gut
Soai 6.5Oc, powesrse $50, gabes 5.75e,
granulafeb 5.50e, 6enfectioRers ;, u" 5.4Sc,
On ~" 520--5.45e, ueiser eYtre e"
sos. l5e, ertra .,g" 1856. .0Oc, prbiHds
rer eeIber 4.75-4.S0c.
NoIafies tft faetis. asp CrIe -
Open 4ettIe 34--44e, gentrifuaal l5-2.,,
per @aleHe. Screbum 33-37s per @elIons.
aeis.-Rartt siemIi6 Isb4aff une ise,
hs. 2oushana, 6aneu 6eae 6--61se, prima
4G-6,e, oreiHarer 51-41se, SapaH g.
4e per gfuHo.
Tairs grsoufte
Butter. - 4reamerp ift ruhia uHe
itetia. JaneH greamerp 23Ls, greamerr
firfts 221xe, hn seconds zoe, fance Tairp
l5e, no. l21se per gfunh.
adIe - ggartt ftetie. Chis fat IBe,
Roremefterli6es l5h--iSs. VEN Dcrf lec,
S6wsiser lsk - 201Ss. stmbarser Ice,
Bird l8e per 0funs.
eter. - anesbes arob. qaAfrase cut,
Bretie ttetia. Rrima friihe Sa6nereier
l45ss, Hrfts is1le. ieecHes i2c Der Oatb !,
@1niseter soc. Gnteneisr 20c per Tso.
GefIageL - aHaebote siemtim greb,
Rarit rabis. GIsine spring Citizens uen |
liz yfo. 35-45c. arobe Sprinesrs poH
2 Bfo. nuo eariiber 20--25e, 0titner l4e.
Sdbne SIxe, Iruibabnes lie, Guns Sc, On,
ten i2-l5c, gdnie 6--Sc per 3faRe.
Cbit unb Gentle.
aepteL-saner aew pors s5. $3.50,
genSt StRtids s5 0o-5.25 per Hbl.
9ttrcneu. - Rnrft ftetts. galifernia
@$2 .76-4.00. pisiiiEa $3.50-S.T5 per Rite
DpaEgen. Rarst rsibis nab isetsa. -
GGIiforria s3.00--s.5o, 6lcsioa $50 -
2 10 PER Rite.
9rbbeeren. alabama $3.50 per
Crate ron "a Quarts.
aartoffsIn. - Ridigan si.sO--2. 10,
Qauispiue $l .s0--2. 10, per ISL. Guf BEN
t8slssie ilno 50 - zoe per 8a I'm Sfore.
1ribe Cbto $i % per gsu.
Saatfartoffefn-- @sibe 65--
zoe, siois 6S---I5e. friabs Chic las pesS,a.
aai esm esleiis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19

Sem Morf. 1s. aprlL.

3inn mar beute rubie su Sal 96--4l .9719
unoanpfer fau; Safe sl $l2.372-R 80,
eIectroIytbic gu $l2 1I--l2 .3719 nu6 Gas
fling 3u Sll 81 715--12.00 Blei mar rubis 81
$4. .40-4.50 unb SpeIter fleu Su $50
$50. giien mar rnbis. SO. 5ounorn
siortbern su $3.50 -- 1926, 80. 2 DO. 81
$l5.25--16.00, yse. Soutbern Ino SO. l
Goutberu loft su SI5.50-l6O0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19
9aeps) s)prfer Ypab. nsstirsmaex.

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If4tlsH o.. tx.......tA N-. &. IH. !. e.. ~
Gsisasis & O. i, 4r. sss. siissasi sssltk a.. III
HeItinsre D Etis 4r. ssMlEaf ~. sf H4sr ~ s21s
&eIttmsn D Lsts 81 sz7AH D. 4. cen. M..... 80
egsssssn ~. D a.. So 6kA - f3As
ssHf n @ssFsts Sf .ts lHssf q 4. . 4 fss III ess.
ss,s:a s:s.ss Z. ~ ~ s.. = ... g = g ss,
fisiss 4 Cts Il. !. .i0ssz Ssssl SFiiE ~. Nss
ttd . cs6 ss..... MSs cT q. .. slsss ~. =
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19

SApkbt 40 cCt lT0u
Riubpie6. - Ger Marft mar beute
unsepobHLih rubia, bic 3ufubr uur mdBt9
uno bic 8reiie itettg. - IRtl9tiibe iino ftes
tig.
s6pere stisre $4,000, ertra s6.1O
-S.25, Shieu $2.25 - 500, ertra -,
SIeiiheritiere s425--5.6 .65, ertra S5 75-5 90,
Seifers $3.25--5.65, ertra $575 - $50,
Ride S225-4.65, extra S4.85-500, Gan:
Hers $3.50 - 3.75, Stoders uno seeoers
%. 1880. ertra s5.60-5.75.
BuIIeu. - Die 3ufubr mar beute ge:
ring Iuo Der Rartt rubis unb itetie.
Rasere uao Iethte $2.75-4.25, Bologna
s4-25 - 500, eEtra -, fette Suaer
"a. .75-5.25.
2dIber Der Rartt mar beute ihwah
unb bic 4reiie fisIeu UNI 25-50c. Gis gu
fubr mar groB.
Crbtnare uuO srose s30O-6.25, fair Bis
quite leihts S5.00-6.50, EXTRA S675-7o0.
adGbsr in ben aomr1iFons 6duieru -
Sancp 61ac, prima bis auserIeisHe 513-
DC, orotHGre 4-5c.
8 d etue-- Die 3ufubr pom Sapeis
men mar sisnItt srob, bic Rahfrase iebr
HdBtg uus oie greiie iieLeR um 5--l0c per
100 gfuno.
ShDere S1weine brahten $685. 40,
quite bis auserLeiene BerpaduHoss uHb
SIeii6eriortsn S6.55-6.65, semii6ts 8ers
patmresiorteu s6.45-6.60, orbindre bis
auserLeiene idDere fette Sdue $3.75-5 40,
ertra $3.50, Staes 1926 - 425 Ieihte
Beriauotiortsn s6.6o--6.7o. 5ertel uou ! 10
BIB. nnh rpeniaer IS .50--G. 10.
Shafe unb2 2Gmmer Die 3nfubr
mar beute ssrtns uno bic greiIe itettg.
eddie Grtra 4l5-4.25, CUTE bis aus
srIeisne 1915 - 4.lo, oroinGre bic quite
| g 1856
G6urrIsr - GrttG 1925, quite bis Gus:
erIeieHe IS. .75-6.I5 oreindre bis quite $500
$50, eeiAorens S5.0O-5.50. srtra -.
/ 5ribiabrss S1nmer Tile pro BIB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19

Der iImfat I'm sisfigen GIsariHsbaas be-
lief fiA bente auf s4,e76, 800.
Rssa-essxssfsxa.
Tie attieH Der Giuc. @as & electric Go.
passa aud heute !pieher ionGngebenp uHo
ftiegsn abtrRsaIs um point, Guf 9l.
Gcuit mar Der BART rubia, bod Tuaren bic
ssreiIe Inn aAsemetneH feit Die foleeRnen
g,evtaHfe fine sr bsri6teH:
Mn beg wsgfs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19
gsOii, UelD,isarfte.
Dienstaa, is. aprsl fsfI,


Tie fgefhdfte waren beste In ben biefiaen
BdHfen ietr rubig mnb BeIb III sn uieoriaeH
9insratsn sil erlaneeH, oa bic Baufen
stsbf ais eeHleenoe 5oubs an 6anb bas
ben. Son ben Banfen warben TarIsbsn
.en esiI. us 31--4% nnseeIisben mab De-
fbaftspapiere wuxhen sn 81 --6E bistOHs
ttrt. SIN offenen Marfte Durbe- Tdrfebsn
or, eau" su s1-4& uno anf 8,it su ~
pI6etrt.
.asf6fu smi gsfw Tsrf.
srdren feit sa o0e grdmie per $1,000 sDtideu
8anFeu pgrsanf. Die Gountsrrate betragt
50e Eramie per $1,000.
ssf6lfa ant Gnrsva.
puren isft. 6ente itnb bic foIgenben
Enotirungen 81 bsrthteH:
gcuboR, 3 Iage Stcbt, sl87 per C,
60 Gage Giht, s4.S34 Der q; 9arts
Taae StHt, 5I21-5l5 GraHes per 500
81 1ass Gint, Bi7 -520 f5rancs per 500;
lir Dsutidlaao 4 1age Si6s, a Tsart $50
DO. 90 Iage Gi&t, 94Le.
Documentary BiHs aaf aenbon wurbeH
81 - .82k, aufs DIasgow ~ $4.62L tHn
aHf Belfaft su $4.s2 perfauft.
HHHsrs.FtIsssasHeH
xuhia unA ftetia. Tie Banfsn ouotirefl Yuts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19

Die naGfolgeHseH GuosirmHaeu bssiebes
fd uar auf @Hgrps iransaftioHeH. wei
tieinsrtH 0tf1aftsH psrotu etpos bObsre
preife bers6aet.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1911-11-16
The New York World
Thrice~a-WeeK Edition
Practically a Daily at The Price o. d
Weekly
No other Newspaper in the world gIseS
so much al so low a price.

The great political campaigns a.
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Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1911-11-16

One gray horse s years old, weight
about loo, branded Vs, connected
with circle On right shoulder. Reward
Of s15 70 finder Notify owner By
mil. Address s zisn, Box s27, Wit
Hston, 4. .. l7tf
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1911-11-16
ALE

4 choice quarter Of land, SCI Of
3-19-54, with water on and partly in
cultivation. Newly fenced and cross
fenced one mile from school. # sold
present owner will pay STE. 90 cash
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
ASSEMBL AGE
SEE SOLEMN SERVICE
All Faiths Unite in Conservation of Portion of Cathedral Of
ST. John the Divine-Twenty Years in Building
Great Structure Will be Completed in 1910

NEW YORK, April 19.---In the
presence OF brilliant assembage of
dignitaries of the Catholic and Greek
churches and numerous Protestant
denominations in addition to those
OF the Episcopal faith, the altar,
choir and part of the nave of the
Cathedral of St John the Divine was
consecrated to-day. At the same time
the Belmont and King chapels, hence-
forth known as the Chapels of ST.
Savior and st. COLUMBIA, We're conse-
Grated. the Rt. Rev. David HuInmell
Greer Protestant Episcopal bishop OF
New York, and host Of Episcopal
prelates and clergy, officiating.
The occasion was one of momentous
interest to the Christian world, maxi
ing the fret step in the completion
of the most ambitious church edifce
in this country. The presence OF so
notable a gathering of accredited rep
resentatives of so many and diver
gent communions of the Christian
church was looked upon by many
ecclesiastical authorities as evidence
of a new and strong cooperation
among the churches not only of New
York, but of the nation at large.
The Cathedral. which occupies a
commanding position on Morning Side
Heights, Is destined To become one Of
the chief architectural features of the
city. The work began twenty years
ago but IL will he 1910 before the
mammoth structure is completed The
total cost is estimated Mt ten millions
but the outlay viii probably exceed
that amount
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
STARTED To WAR
FIFTY YEARS AGO
SURVIVORS OF SEVENTH NEW
YORK CELEBRATE AMI
NERsARY WITH PARADE.

NEW YORK, April 13.--With Sec
rotary OF War Dickinson, Gen. Leon
ard Wood. chief OF staff Major Gem
eral Frederick u. Grant, commanding
the department of the east; General
Thomas A. Barry. commandment at
West Point; Governor John A. Dix,
and hundred distinguished military
and naval officials acting as review
ing officers, the Seventh regiment, N
q y. n. y, this afternoon celebrated
the F1ftieth anniversary of its depart
ure for the defense OF Washington at
the commencement of the Civil war.
TWO thousand members and former
members of the regiment acted as es-
oort to the little handful of survivors
OF the four years conflict and the
parade, which traYersed Fifth avenue
was one of the most interesting IN
years.
The regiment to-day carried its war
time hags and the two Howitzers
which IT dragged along the railway
from Annapolis To Washington back
in '61.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
Jean and Jhenks Will be seen in the
LauEhlgnd Ministries.
Married tu london

Jean and Jhenks Will be seen in the
LauEhignd Minstrels.
Married In London.
The marriage of Miss Madge Freed
ley. OF this city. and DIR. Herant Baron
Matteosian, of Constantinopic, took
place In All Souls church. lang
ham Place, London. England Tues
day at high noon. . cablegram has
been received here by her brother.
Mr.. G, J. Freddy. announcing the
marriage. DIR. and Mrs. Matteosian
VIII be at home after May /. at TIE
pi Bachi. Pera, Constantinople, Tur-
key.
Personals.
Judge and Mrs. r. Carter Scott are
guests Of Mrs. b. l.. Harding in Wash
ington. ID. c.
Mrs. Greenhow Maury. of DanviIle.
Va. is spending several weeks in
this city.
Mrs. Garrett Wall is in New York
for stay OF several days.
Miss Dorothy Gnpin. of Kent
mere" Clark county, Va. has been
spending several days In Baltimore.
Miss Mary Waller. OF Norfolk, is
the guest OF Miss Eliza beth Mont
gomery at her home on Park ave-
nue..
Miss Grace Vest has returned from
Fredericksburg. where she has been
visiting Miss Carter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
ELECTRIC SITUATION,
is STILL SERIOUS
RAILWAY DIRECTORS OF LOWER
PENINSULA COMPANY TO PRO-
VIDE AMPLE FUNDS.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April To-
The. street car. power and light situa-
ton Is still terribly disorganixed on
the lower Peninsula. Interruptions of
service being numerous. The new
employees and officials OF the New
port News and Old Point Railway and
Electric Company are doing all in
their power to renabilitate the power
plant, which had been ruined by neg
ligence.
Resolutions directing that the pow
er plant at Hampton be put In the
most perfect gtate OF efficiency at the
earliest possible time were adopted
Saturday by the board of directors OF
the company at meeting at Phila-
delphta. Henry l.. Schfnelx and w.
b, Vest, local directors Of the com
pany. attended, the session and were
assured by the Northern directors that
all of the money necessary to make
the needed repairs to the plant will
be forthcoming at once.
Messrs. Schmef2 and Vest returned
from Philadelphia Monday and thu
former expressed great confidence
that the plant will speedily be put In
condition both as to power and light
current.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
RAINBOW WEDDING
AT WEST POINT

Especial TO The Richmond Virginfan.)
WEST POINT, VA, April 13.--One
OF the most unique and beautiful we'd
dings OF the season was soiemni1ed in
tho West Point Baptist church this
morning at Is minutes past O'Clock
Rev. I. A. Hall. the pastor. officiat-
ing.
me contracting parties wsre Mr..
Ernest Linwood Willis of Wilmington,
n. G., and Miss Mary Waller Dem
mead. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Denmead, of West Point. Va
Miss Jessie penmead. gowned in
cream oolored rnessaiine. was maid OF
honor and the four bridesmaids were
Masses Mary i.ynhau. of Richmond, ,
otiVe Gault. Annie McCanna and Sa-
die Gary. of West Point These young
ladies were gowned respectively ia
yellow, lavender. green and light blue
nessaline. The bridesmaids carried
bows over taeir heads, in rainbow
fashion. the color of their dresses.
Entering the front doors, they went
To meet the bride In the rear of the
house. Preceding her. they formed
the rainbow. under which the couple
stood during the ceremony Al the
close OF the ceremony the maid OF
honor, Miss Jessie Denmead. present
ed the bride with the proverbiai bag
! of gold usually found at the end OF
the rainbow. The decorations were
banks of growing ferns, palms and
lilies interspersed with many colored
i lights. The bride wore goingaway
gown of blue serge. hat and gloves
to match. The choir sung the Bridal
Chorus under the leadership OF Mrs
II. w. Boughan. Mrs. Brantly Bray
presiding at the organ.
The bride entered the church with
her brother. Mr.. Charles Denmead
Mr.. Allie Cook. OF New bern, \. G.
was best man. The ushers were Messrs
Edgar Sheppard, of Baltimore, Car
roll Chewing, OF urbanna; Roberr
{. Bradford and Henry mead. oil
West Point. Marjorie Treat and Mar
garet Sheppard, the wee nteces OF tn.
! bride. were the flower girls On Tues
day evening handsome reception
was rendered the bridal party at tbs
home OF the bride. The presents wer.
numerous and costly. The happy cou.
pie left Immediately after the cere-
mony on the 10 o'clock train. en- route
! for the South They. viii reside II
/ Wilmington. y. c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
ARREST BURGLAR
IN POLICE COURT
DETECTIVES FIND MISSING 'NfkzM-
BER OF NEGRO TRIO AMONG
SPECTATORS.

I.ynS-eyed sieuths invaded the sanc-
tum of Justice Crutchtield, of the
police court Wednesday morning,
scanned the motley assem- biage Of
visages, black and white and plucked
therefrom an eN-convict. formally
placing him under arrest and adding
the missing unit to a trio of alleged
negro burglars
Unique and even sensational proce-
dure In police court has been the
order Of things as far back ar the
Oldest veteran habitue can recall but
| the arrest OF burglar who had the
temerity to invade the sacred precinct
of the court is said to be without the
semblance of precedent.
The case under hearing faltered and
came to sudden stop, Justic Crutch-
field gasped and stared. the witnesses
and spectators craned necks AZ the
risk OF swapping their vertebrae and
even the nonchAlant reporters lost
some of their Indifference when the
detectives went behind pillow and
dragged to light a surly negro for
whom they. had been searching since
the Jefferson Pressing Club at 2225
Clay street. was entered and looted
several nights ago.
Detectives Bailey and johnson.
who were detailed 10 the case. found
that clothing valued at ISL had been
stolen and after following up several
clews took in custody Moses and
James Lawson, negro brothers, who
We're formally accused of the burg
larry. The detectives learned that Siias
johnson. a third brother, was also
implicated, but they failed to f1nd his
Whereabouts.
Moses and James johnson therefore
were arraigned before Justice Crutch-
field without their missing brothe-
But Silas u Johnson. .waa eager 10 learn.
the fate of his brothers and crept int3
tho court room to witness the triaI.
believing he would not risk detec-
ton among the mixed throng of wit
nesses and spectators.
The case had just been opened
when the detectives spied tho we'll
known features OF Silas peering from
behind pillar. They quietly crossed
the court room, ciamped firm hands
on his shoulders and announced in a
voice that was plainly heard above
the din and confusion:
You arc under arrest
Then Silas was arraigned with his
brothers, but In view of the unexpect-
ed developments. caused by the ar
rest OF Siias, the case was continued
until Friday,
The prisoners were removed. die
next case was called and the shat
tered decorum OF the bar of justice
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
MAYOR FAWCETT
HAS BEEN RECALLED

TACOMA wASHN. April ia
Mayor A. q. Fawcet; has been re-
called. Complete returns from yes
terday's recall election directed
against the mayor. the second with
in three weeks, show that W. w. Sey-
mour. the multi millionaire, was elect
ed over Fawcett by plurality of
s52. Seymour polled t1.24e and Faw
cett 1o,a9s. Fawcet, will continue
To hold Office for ten days when he
will be replaced by Seymour. Faw-
cett attributes his defeat to the fac,
that the women voters failed in their
expected support. The first recall!
election three weeks ago resulted in
draw"
The recall petition against Fawceti
WAS filed by the Royal Arch. the H.
quor dealers organization. and was
prompted by Fawcetts activity in
causing the passage Of an anti-treat-
ing ordinance. Recall petitions have
also been flied against the four mu-
nicipal commissioners and this cleo
ton will be held May 2.