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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-25
thinner TO MAKE:
RACE FOR SENATE
Representative in House Of Dele
gates Announces Candi-
dacy.
GRAND JURY MEETS TO-DAY
Accident to A. c. L. Passenger
Irairl-General News OF
Petersburg.
Times-Dispatch Bureau,
100 North Sycamore Street

IctcrsDurg, Va, January "a.
Tho local political situation is grow
ing quito Interesting. This afternoon
Samuel w. thinner. the present repre-
sentative from Petersburg in the House
or Delegates. announced himself a can
didnte for the State Senate from this
district and promptly began to let his
friends know the fact In person. MIR.
thinner Is successful member oe the
Petersburg bar. has a wide acquuint-
ance and is very popular. And the
same may be said Of Z. H. Drewry,
another member OF the bar. who is be :
Ing urged by his friends to offer for
as to his course. John Y. Harris, OF
Dtnwiddfe county, Is the other candi-
dato for the Senate in this district.
Added interest is given to the situa-
Gillian, Jr, and Robert G.. Bass, both
well known young lawyers. may be-
come candidates for the House OF Dele
gates from Petersburg. Neither has
yet positively decided as to the ma :
ter, but their friends are not idle.
Grand Jury to Meet.
The grand Jury OF the Hastings
Court, which was adjourned over la st
Friday. will be reconvened at 10 o'clock
To- morrow morning for the purpose. as
into the affairs of the old Appropriations
Trust Company. II is reported that
a large number OF witnesses have been
summoned to appear before the grand
subject. The jury may possibly be
In session for day or two.
Accident to Train.
The north hound mail and passeng er
train. No so, on the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad, due at o'clock p. NJ.
met with an accident last evening near
the AppomattoX Station. which, though
not serious, caused much Inconvenience.
In passing the crossing at River and
Third Streets, owing, as is thought to
defective switch, the engine, tender
and mail car were partially deraiicd
The train was fortunately moving very
slow at the time. else other cars might
have been deraiied. 1t required all
night TO get the engine and tender back
on the track. Neither was injured
The passenger and other cars were
taken back to the Washington Street
Station and thence TO Richmond via
the belt line route, and that route was
used for other trains going South and
North. The track was all clear and
in order early this morning.
North hound trains Nos. So and Sc,
on tho Atlantic Coast Line. due here
at and 4:2S a. NJ. did not reach the
city until nearly / o'clock this after
noon. The delay was caused in tho
far. South.
Large Tobacco Sales.
To-day was another busy day at the
Warehouses;, the sales of tobacco reach
ing 100000 pounds. The market was
active and strong, with prices ranging
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-25
Social and
2 rsonal
VERY beautiful wedding Will
n take rlnna hle aNnni1,n at &

n taSa place S this evening at 6
A eSi1sk in vns Grace s,,I Episcopal anna
Priscilla Read. and tho late Claiborne
harksdale. Of this city, VIII become
N. c. Rev. Landon r. Mason will OIL
ciate. The church will be decorated III
palms. and Philip Powers will play tho
wedding music. The bride. who will
DO sowncd in chiffon over white satin.
with pearl trimmings. and carry lilies
Her attendants her two sisters. Hiss
Elizabeth Road Barksdale. maid of
honor. and Mrs ]. NJ. NJ Gregory.
Me on 6%ns w, oye pc
dresses and pearl trimmings, and they
Will carry American Beauties. Tie
little flower girls-Misses Mary Barks-
wear white dresses of chiffon and lace
over green slips, and carry baskets OF
sweetpeas The bride Will be given
Gregory. Of Durham. N. C.. The sroom'ss
best man Will be Lewis u. Harvie. of
this city. The nshers will be Norman
IIarvie. Of Richmond; jack Meade, Of
TazeweIl; Keith Taylor. of Amelia. and
Severn Nottingham. of Norfolk. The
ceremony VIII be followed b. small
reception at the home Of the brides
mother. 81 East Grace Street. Out-of-
town guests for tho wedding arc DR..
and Mrs. Southnll, Misses Meade OF
Amelia; Miss Bou!din, OF Houston;
Jack Meade, OF Tazewell: Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M N. Gregory, Of Durham: Mr.. Not
ungham, OF Norfolk, and Miss Meade,
Of Dnnville. After their honeymoon
Mr. and Mrs. Meade Will live In Dur
ham. n. G.
I Miss Forbes 10 Wed.
In Norfolk paper Yesterday the
engagement was announced of Miss
Jane Forbes. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Murray Forbes, of Warrcnton. Va, to
William r. Wilbur son Of w. n VIII
bur. of Philadelphia. Miss Forbes is
widely connected throughout the State.
and has been much entertained in
Y Northern society. well as In Vir-
Einfa- Mr. Wilbur owns an estate near
Warrenton, where he and his bride viii
live. The wedding VIII take place on
February rs. and will be n smart So
eicty event of the late winter.
Afternoon Card Pnrty.
Miss Philip p. ITALIA fcrro. oG II South
Third Street. will entertain this after
noon at card party In honor of Miss
Isabel Carter. a lovely debutnnte Or
this season. Her guests VIII include
this winters dchutantes.
Visiting In Richmond.
Mrs. Granville Gaines and her daugh
ter. Miss Eltzabeth Taylor Gaines Of
Warrentcn, Va, arrived Monday even
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-25
Getting the Rollx Reosy.

v.
Court Commissioners J. b. Prince. ap-
pointed by Judge Wost. sitting in the
Hastings Court. to secure n correcf
roll of the membership Of the Harrison
street (colored) Baptist Church, is
making progress in his work
The roll Of membership of the Tartte
taction has been completed and placed
In the hands oc the commissioner. and
that or the anti-Tartte faction is be-
ing prepared. When the two are COM
to which they Will be submitted for
revision. It may he said that neither
faction will omit name from the
rolls. that Is entitled TO a place there
on, for the election OF pastor and on
GERS and the control OF the church are
the issues at stake.
TO De Reorgnnlzcd.
The Petersburg Society for tho pre-
Sention of Cruelty to Animals, is to be
reorganized on a permanent and active
basis For this purpose meeting Of
all persons friendly to the movement
VIII be held on Saturday afternoon
In the parlors OF the New Shirley
Hotel.
l IT, Is expected that the meeting will
b. Guison, Miss Glasgow, Il. G. Tay-
Tor and others of the Richmond Society.
Officers will be elected
Personal aud Otherwise.
State officers OF the knights OF
Columbus will visit Petersburg Council
tomorrow night and install It's ne WY
elected officers. The visiting officials
viii be received with proper honors.
j., a telegram received to-day from
Iieine" Busch. OF Cincinnati, says he
VIII be ready TO report in Petersburg
at an early day. Busch has been
offered the management of the Peters
burg team.
The Virginia Railway and Power
COMPANY, is moving into It's new office
In the Library building. which has been
fitted up for Its use.
Negro thieves entered the hallway
OF Mrs. P. t. Youngs residence on JEFF
ferson Street. last night and stole two
valuable overcoats, which they subse-
quently sold for a small sum, to two
countrymen It a warehouse The coats
were recovered. but the thieves are
unknown.
This morning at 10 o'clock al the
residence of the Rev. r W. Moore, the
officiating minister, miss Ida Estcllc
Davis, daughter of Charles Davis. was
married to Charles Raymond Titmus,
son Of Serg cant J E. Titmus. Of the
police corps The couple Will reside in
Richmond.
George ". Browdcr, aged seventy
nine years. died at his home in the
county yesterday afternoon. and his
funeral will take place to- morrow,
with burial in Blandford Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-25
INCOME TAX BILL
ASSEO BY SENATE
Measure to Increase Salaries OF
Judges Goes to Com
mittee.
EWART ASKS FOR INQUIRY
Refers to Reports That North
Carolina Is Being Exploited
by Trusts.
Especial to The Times D ispatch. /

Raleigh, n. c., January 24.-The SEN
ate passed. the bin ratifyinG the Fed
Constitution OF the United States to-
Gay. after a lengthy discussion. The
vote vote was AZ to l. the. negative vote
being by Mr.. Boyden. OF Rowan.
After over two hours spent in discus
sion in the House to-day. the Spain
,na nili. to increase the salaries OF
them TO earn $4,000 per year, but re-
curling their pay to be regulated By
the number OF DAYS court they hold
In each term. no salary to be less than
Ell substitute We're rc-referred to COM
mittee, meaning the death Of both The
Wooten substitute increases the SUI
preme Court judges salaries to s., 600
and Superior. Court Judges to $4,000.
Opponents Of the spainhour bin de-
CARED 1t would have the effect Of de-
grazing the courts to scramble for
pay. and would work hardships in
many instances where courts were
necessarily cut short. Mr.. Spainhour
said his bill would spnr the lazy
pride In the dispatch OF business.
Representative Quickel. OF Lincoln
mas INTRODUCED In the House an I'M
p POT biii. which Is designed to pro-
luired, TO discharge sewers In stream M
above the intake of any public drink
ing ing NATE water supply. by recurring tina
be at the expense OF such municipal
corporation using water from such
stream: and requiring compensation tc
be made for interference with the use
or watersheds for the ordinary pur-
poses OF husbandry.
Wnnt Full investigation
The resolution introduced by Repre-
sentative Ewart of Henderson, in the
House recites that charges are openly
made by journals and citizens of the
state Of tho highest character that
North Carolina is being exploited by
trusts. that under existing laws the
courts and prosecuting officers OF The
State are helpless; that the American
tobacco Company especially Is openly
charged with violating the antitrust
ioW. 10 the end that a full and search
ing inquiry be made OF these charges
me resolution directs that the Speaker
appoint n committee Of five. who shall
nave power to sit at Raleigh or else
evidence, and have power to enforce
the attendance OF witnesses. making
witnesses immune from prosecution
II compelled to answer. 1t directs tn .
y ttorney General to act as counsel for
the State, ana that all expenses shalt
pc paid on warran nj of the Auditor 1'h o
resolution is in the hands Of the J,1di :
clarS Committed No. J. OF the House.
and VIII not be reported for several
There will be special hearing Mon
DAY. January 30. before the Senate III
dietary Committee OH Senator n .em
mond's bill to prevent monopoly or on
preston hy gas. electric power or other
companies by rate cutting to stifIs
competition. rho bill prevents advance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-25
HER FRIEND
I'm NEED
After Mrs. Graham Was Relieved,
She Told The Good News To
Her Neighbor

Willard, Ky.--In letter from this
place, Mrs. Effic Graham says: 81 was 50
weak could hardly go suffered nearly
every month for three years. and often
would have to lie in bed. had pains in
my side, and would swell up, and nv back
hurt awfully.
When began to take Cardui | weighed
only 80 pounds. Soon began to feel a
great deal stronger Not long after
weighed lis lbs. Now / am doing nv
work, and am in good health.
Cardui has done wonderful things 70,
me. feel like a new person. will Al.
ways praise Cardui to my friends.
recommended it TO a ncighbor, and she !,
now looking fine
fifty years OF proof has convinced ms
and those who have tested il, Of the vain,
OF Cardui i'll womaniy weakness and dis.
case.
The only way You can get tho benefit o,
the genuine Cardui herbs is BY getting a
bottle Of Cardui Of your druggist. Ile
docs not keep the crude drug, as it is
especially imported BY the manufacturer.
Try it Your druggist sells it.
y. B. IVritc 10 Ladies Advisory Dent
Chattanooga Medicine Co. Chattanoopa
Tenn, for Special Instructions and o.l-pape
book. Home Treatment for Womcn,'
sent IN plain wrapper, OH request.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-25
Business Mems Club Organized.

= ISptClHI % TIC IlmeS- DlSpa oh.
BurkeviIle, Va, January 24.--The
Bnrkeville Business Mems Club was
organized at the Wilson Hotel, on Mon
day, january 90. An enthusiastic meet
Ing was held, all present Joining the
club. and pledsing themselves to do
az In their power to build UP the town.
committee was appointed to draft a
constitution and bylaws
After the organization was effected
the meeting adjourned TO meet at
tne Longyear High School OH Tuesday.
January 81. at which time the commit
tee on constitution and bylaws will
report and permanent officers will be
elected -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-25
Observation-Disclosures,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
.Lynchburg. Va. January "a Sunda =
afternoon at 1905 Church Street. MISS
Bertha Childrcss, OF Campbell county,
AppomattoX county farmer. the cernl
mGny being performed BY the Rev.
y. Tuppcr Wingteld. OF tho Franklin
street Baptist Church. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-25
ynluablc Farm Changes Hands.

-"0- LNPVtIHI 10 TIC IImCS- ID iSDulcil. 4 80
i.ynchburG Va. January 34.-'Thc
l;lkton stock farm. located in Bedford
county. about fifteen miles from INnch
eral years by II. Il. Dewitt or tbis
city. has just been sold Ito James "
fairfield OF Nebraska. The purcbasa
price has not been made public rrhe
property Is one Of the most dcsrablc
and valuable in Central Virginia .r ! +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-25
SHORT CHANGE ARTIST GETS
TWO YEARS IN PENITENTItR
I Especial TO The Timcs-Disna

H 9peciaI TO TIC TlmcS- DiSDatchl |
Bristol. Va January 2l.-<:. III.
Kelly, charged with having practical
snort change at local theatre. was
TO day sentenced to two years in tho
penitcntiary. He was arrested In
Roanoke, where he had served q prison
sentence. Kelly was run down after
several months persistent work by tl,c
negro. was given four years in tho
nenitentiary for changing cheeks. 10 :,
higher denomination, and coll setting on
them. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-25
Dir. Rnndoiph Convnlcaccnt,

N. I.5POVIstt " TJlEON ON u
III Wildwood, Va. January 24.I-Dr Rah-
cri &. Randolph. who has been SICK
with typhoid fever ut the Nfemurj, :,
1Hosrital In Winchester, for six or
Powhatan, near soycc vest crdnyy AZ.
Is much improved. ~
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Population az i'lIn.i>t.

iSpccial,o The Times Dispatchl
Washington. -. c.. January 2l,---,rnc
here today is i,S07, as against o.Sll
In 1900. p. II. Moo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-25

. Miss Blanche Tazeley, Of New Eng.
land, Is tho guest of Mrs. James c
Smyth, on the River Road
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-25

Misses Purcell. of Park Avenue, ara
spending some time In New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-25

from IS to so2 per 100 pounds. the lat
Ter Tor fine wrappers. The receipts
to-day indicate heavy sales to-mor-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-25

Miss Nancy Bruno, OF 51S Park Ave
home, after a visit to friends here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-25

Miss Isabel McIsaac. OF Benton Har-
por Mich. interstate secretary of the
Nat1onal Association of Nurses. and
Miss Isabel Stewart. of Teachers Col
lege,, New York, will arrive in Rich
mond January 81, to be the guests Of
MISS Mary Johnston during the meet :
ing of the State Association of Nurses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-25

Miss l.loisc Williams left ycster,]a =
FOR her home in Norfolk 5..'3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-25

Misses Watkins, OF this city. arc
much entertaining Is boing done FOR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-25

Mrs William C;cnneIl, OF this CITY.
James. 333 Duke Street. Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-25

Albert.
Miss Albert is a visitor in Virginia,
and much admired here,
In and Out OF Town.
Miss Elizabeth Cooke. of Bon Air, is
spending several months with Miss
Mary Johnston, on East Franklin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-25

S. S. Bradford, OF fredericksburg.
WAS In the city for several days
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-07-20

Mr.. VIM. Gibson, who is connected
with the State Land Board, was in town
last week looking after matters pertain
igg to the water system here. lie in
spected the reservoir and other work the
company has in hand, and found every
thing progressing very satisfactorily. lie
paid a high tribute to the work of devel-
opment on the tract, and being familiar
with this section, he was in position to
note the progress that had been made
the past season. He was gratitied TO see
so many acres OF potatoes, and freely
predicted that this product would bring
So 90 per hundred pounds this fall.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-07-20
IN THEIR NEW QUARTERS
The Farmers & Merchants State
Bank Now Occupy Their
New Building

Sunday was moving day for the Farm
crs Il Merchants State Bank, and Mon
day morning found them "at home" in
their beautiful new quarters, in the
kartzke building at the corner OF Main
and Maple streets The new building
has Just been completed by the Jerome
Concrete and Brick Co. and presents u
very metropolitan appearance. 1t 3
built OF concrete blocks and cast stone,
and is one Of the most ornate structures
OF its kind in this section OF Southern
Idaho.
The interior is fitted up with the latest
and most modern improvements ncces-
sary to IL progressive banking business.
Ample Accommodations are provided for
customers, where business connected with
the bank may be conducted in strict
privacy. A line OF safety deposit boxes
have been put in which enables their
customers to properly protect their legal
papers and other valuable possessions
without fear Of loss or molestation. A
commodious toilet room has been ar
ranged, and sanitary drinking fountain
provided in conformity with the State
laws. One OF the latest and most mod
ern burglar proof manganese safes has
been installed, and in fact the entire
arrangement is conclusive TO an up-to-
date bank.
The Farmers K Merchants State Bank
was organized January ., 1909, since
which time il has enjoyed the confidence
OF the public generally, through the
conservative management OF its affairs
by the officers and directors. The pres
ent officers are H. s. Frazier, Pres. =. X.
kartzke, Vice Prest W l.. Huyette
Cashier; c. F. Massey, Asst Cashier
with board oi directors composed o
Ralph Moore, Joseph Schneeberger
Judge 4. T. Bmner, Eugene Mngen
beck, Paul r. kartzkc, r. 5. Frazer.
Now that they are AT home" to their
customers and friends they cordially in
4 vite the general public to call and inspec
2 one OF the most modern and exclusive
, banking rooms in Southern Idaho
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-07-20

p. l.. Dodd has purchased the business
and good will OF the Stroud-Sprague
Realty Co for the jerome district, and
the affairs will be turned over TO him to-
morrow. Perry, rs he is more famil-
iarly known, has been manager of this
conpany's affairs here for about three
wears. and is familiar with all details
connected with the business, as we'll as
conyersant with the land surrounding
here. He has always proved himself
honest and upright in all his dealings,
and ii you wish to buy, or have property
to sell you will make no mistake in plac-
ING il i'm the hands OF Mr.. Dodd.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-07-20

A. C. Rice and wife, Of Jacksonville,
Ill.,, arrived Monday on visit to the
formers brother, W. p, Rice OF this place,
The visitors are enroute homeward from
n visit to the coast, and were in attend
ance at the convention OF the Christian
Church Societies at Portland. After
travelling over large portion OF the
northwest MIR. Rice states that this sec
ton compares very iavoably with any
thing he has seen.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-07-20

Two young fresh milch cows.
LIND, = miles west, mile south
Who Can Locate Her?

Our bachelors, widowers, and other
single gentlemen can devote a portion OF
their time in locating the pretty Indian
maiden referred To in the following dis
patch from Grand Junction Colo, who
as il is stated is now resident OF
Jerome: "Reiusing to obey the orders
of the government to return TO the Ute
Indian reservation and continue her
studies, Miss Ethel Richardson, credited
with being the most beautiful and ac-
complishcd Indian girl, has deiied the
authorities and accepted a position AS
nurse in a Jerome, Idaho, hospital.
The Indian school at Grand Junction
was closed recently, and the property
turned over to the state, while the In
dian students, 200 in number, were sent
TO their old reservations. Miss Richard
son likes the ways of the "pale faces
better than those of her copper-hued
relatives and refused TO go back to them
She wrote President Taft . letter to that
effect"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-07-20
Should Have Investigated.

The Hub City lrrigationist, published
at Wendell, under the guise Of COM
municated article, bearing no signature
whatever, takes a thrust at the North
Side CONSTRUCTION Co., OF this place, who
had the contract for putting up the new
school building here, charging them with
giving the work to outside parties in
preference 10 our home mechanics.
This article was purely malice on the
part of the editor, or he obtained his in
formation from very unreliable source.
The time book of the Construction Co.
shows that 73 different men were EN-
ployed at various times, and CLOSE
scrutiny Of the names reveals the fact
that 81 out OF the q employed were resi-
dents of the Jerome school district. The
Contractors positively assert that they
at all times showed 4 preference to hom'
labor. and at no time did they refuse t,
give one of our residents employment
when il was possible to consistently us
more laboren.
We might also add that in purchasing
the sand used in laying the brick, an'
in plastering, they gave preference to tn
farmers on the tract, at an increase'
price from what they could get the SAINT
laid down by rail.
The article does a great injustice to tn
Contractors, and the above paper shoul
hasten to correct the same. An inter
view with anyreputable citizen of Jerom
will bear out our statements made above
OF course here at home where the mem
bers of the firm are personally known
the article will have no effect, but l
negotiations for buildings in other part
of the county. in justice to the Compan
they shoul be set right on this matter