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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-30

|Sbr olein nit etnem Mdo6en mirt-
idoftet, uno % Sbr 5ur @abl eli
ner Sousbame bod auf mild oroc-
mieien ieio" iie nabm nit ltra-
fenoem 8lid Serrn 8oltbaior oas
&uoert nit Der tan5enoen Game
aus Sen 5ingern: v0r, 8oltbaiar,
fpiiroeft notirli6 gleih oieies tall-.
5enoe @eien engagieren." yio
more es bod piellei6t beiier, id for
tterte."
Iber Die Serren BON Srpfuniqen
goben bas nidt 81, uno 10 IoBen lie
nod elmer 8eile lint oen groBelt
Gid i'm @rfer5immer. 3rarlein
@lmira bate lire rltlloe 9riae ouf-
geiebt, Serr &aipor offnete lang
lam uno feierlid oie S6reiben,
itedte ite nod Der 9erIefung lpie-
Ser iorgfaltig III bns &l1pert uno
ididtete iie nod e~ingebenoer 8e-
ratung in auei Soufen, bie S6afe
CUR gedten Die gofe CUR 9infen.
Ser erite ser 8ofe aber NOR Der
Brief nit Dem ton5enoen @eleiL
Der ftd gu Germ 8altbaiors 8ldiier
ols oas Ingebot elmer GuBerlt fc=
i6en iungen @itme erpies, Ole
Die ~beionoerer 8egeiiterung orei Ic-
oigen 9erren in oett belten Sabren
Die Wirtifaft 5u fiibren peripraf
uno iid i'm iibrigen ols Musbuno
aaer ongenebmeu peibliden 81.
geni6often anprics. Serr, &aipar
lieB eth entriiitetes 30" perneb-
men Dem oiesmal BON ieiten Serrn
Meldiors Elm edo folste, mabreno
Dor Serrn 8altbaiars in unbeitimm4
tie Sernen seridteten Muge,r bos
Soealbilo elmer iungen, bibiGen,
6lonoen uno roiigen @ittib eri1ien.
Die i'm als fiiriorgenoer Gl1gel
umi6webte un6 iein 2eben 5lt ei-
mem Haraoieie geitaltete.
Gorticbunio folat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-30

3einer araft mistrouen, beibt
Cir Die 5ligel p%eriengen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-30
Q(ms(anb.

Gin Mttentat ulf ben &0nig
Srieori6 guguit ben 9ritten bun
Sa6ien Der ourh Die gbe gsfope=
Den ieiner @attin neltbefannt ae-
poroen lit, lit bereitelt moroen. Ser
aonig befano iid auf Der @eiie BON
3resoen nod @ien. Sn Ser 9tation
Wtittelgrun6, elmer in 80bmen ge-
legeuen Srtidaft bon 600 Ginmob-
nern, murben 5tpei bis an oie 316-
ne betpaffnete MGnner berbaftef, oie
iid in bo6it perod6tiger @eiie III
Der Nabe beg &onigs gu i6affen
mabten.
Die fribere &ronprin5eliin
2liiie bon Gadien BOT ibren iesi=
gen @atten, ben Bianiiten 3oIeai,
BET : Der Glorentiner goIi5ei Ser gnt-
fiibrung ibres &inoes beiduIoigt.
2ebte ISOLDE bieB es befanntIifl oaB
oas Baar ii6 mieber ousgeiobnt
babe, bod ftelte Die gr-&ronprin-
oeiiin oies in einem Selegromm al
ibren 2onooner 8erleger aIsbalo
entihieoen in Mbreoe.
Mus ct. petersburg meloet
man: 9uf 8efebl oes @ouperneurs
BON gefaterinoslop iino ale Suoen
III Der Bronin5 iofort aus5upeiien.
@usgenommen neroen rur bieieni,
gen, lpelhe
y Set Dem t6. Mai 1882 III
Der Brobin5 mobnen;
q 9ieienigen, melbe einen gr.
(aubnisIhein aus Der &an5let oes
@onperneurs bor5eigen fonnen;
3)Dieienigen, nefhe 5mii6en 1G.
Wai 1882 uno II. Sanuar 1888
cuffs @ano per5ogen lito uno iih bern
@derbou eepiomet boben, uno
A. Dieienigen, pelde gum erie-
6iih-ortboooren @lauben ~iibergetre-
ten iino, ODER fofort iibertreten.
Inter 0enen, Die oielem Qusmei-
lungs : 8efebl unterliegen, befinoell
ii6 meiitens @el9dftsleute, Die ourd
Ole ploslide ausmeiiung in cine
iebr idlimme Gage gerater, oa it,
men nidt einmal 3eit geloiien ipirn.
lire @eibafte 81 perfoufen, ODER
ab5upideln uno iie iomit @efohr
loufen, ibr gan5es Sab uno Gut
gu perlieren. I'm Dem finan5ieuen
&itin gu e~ntgeben, nebmen bielc
Sltoen Die leste Ilternatipe an UNI
treten sur griehii6 ortboooren
Stride iiber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-30
&iermieo idredlide Srag6bien.

&e6t5eitieer Mat fam Mrs. e.
8idongbbp bon Mareneo, 8ise.,
(&. SEQ. y ullo rettete 5mei Men.
lhenleben. Mer5te itellten 96mine.
iu6t felt un6 brahten MIR ipenig
Silfe. SdlieBli6 nabm iie allf ben
Got ibrer Sante bin u9r. Sings
Seem Discovery. Sic i1reibt oar.
iiber: SD babe bas Mittel felt lGn.
gerer 3eit genomme1 uro Ser i1red.
li6e 9uiten fat taft gang no6aeloi-
len. Mud bat es meirem fleillct
Sobn bon idlimmen 2~ungenIeiben
gerettet." 9ieie ullpergleidlide Me.
oi5in lit oas 9elte fir SoGs- nuo
2nllgenleioen. 8reis SOC II. $500.
Brobeflaiden fret. @arantiert, Bel a.
len M~potbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-30
8 { ! a 8.

Mus Muffin miro gemeIoet, oaB
@ouDerneur Golqllitt mabreno Der
lesten 3eit 8ablreide griefe empfan,
gen babe, in benen feline Nerno(.
gelobt ni1o linn Die tatfrdftie-
ite ltnteritiisuns Ser betrefenoel,
griefidreiber in %ieilter fomnienoeil
&agne 5ugeiihert miro.
&idter 8. SO. Moore in Ga
Strange, elmer Der befannteIten SIS
pofaten nno Holitifer oes Staotes,
tit g%eitorben. @r nor i'm Sahrs
1885 in @labamo geboren, FAM
1857 nad Seras u1to bat ieitoen1
III unlerm Stoot eelpobnt. Or maf)-
te ben 9iirgerfries nit, praftisier=
&c Damn als Iopofat par aAt Sab
re 9iitriftridter uno ip1ter feds
Sabre &ongreBreprdientant
Der feline iefsi1brige Sobl,
oeS in Der Nabe Don Saaettspiqe
%pobnenOen 5armers 5ronf aabanef
fam benin Spiel Dem Sfen gu nobe
uno feline 8leioer fingen Sener.
Ser aleine purbe 10 i9mer per-
lest, oab er mebrere Stunoen ip1.
ter ltorb.
Cine Srau glsberrp in Solt-
iton bat ibren Sobn Sranf 2ourpia,
eii1en iungen Monn bon 26 Sab
rem, geidoiien uno 10 i6ner perlpull-
oct, oaB er mabrideinli6 iterbell
miro. Isle iie er5ablt, iinb iie uno
ibr Sobn in Streit geraten uno iie
babe i'm aeidlagen iuorauf er tic
beinube ermiiret babe. sic babe iid)
oonn cine 9iitole sebolt, lei nod
leinem 8ooroingbaus~ eeogitgen uno
babe i'm nieoergei6oiien. sic
nniilde ni6ts iebnli6er, oIs oaB
er lterben peroe. Gin ~rei8enoes So.
milienbil0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-30
Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup.

Set iiber fiinf8ie Sobren bon
WiQionen bon Miittern fir Tire
ainoer NIT Dem beiten Grfolge beim
3abnen gebraudt. gr berubigt bas
Sinh, eripeiht oas 3abnfleii9 utlo
hilbert bic Sdmer5e1; beiIt aud
@inofoIif uno lit bas bette Mitt.T
BEL 9iarrboe. lteberaa BEL Sen @po-
tbefern gu boben. Sragt mad Mrs.
@inslop's Sootbing Sprnp uno
uebmt ni6ts anoereg. % Gents sic
TIalhe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-30
Die Spperemansipierte.

oSn Sranfreih lift nitnmebr Die
erlte 9loiatiferin bel einent Slug
beriud totlid perungliidt.
o@nolif lit bie @leidmertigfeit
Der Srau nit Dem Wonne aud9
ouf oieiem @ebiete erpieienl@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-30
Nei Ser f[einen

Bel Ser fleinen Station
4dren an Der Srinite ano Bro
3ns gaIIeD gabn erplooier-
te cine Rofomotipe, ipooltrf Der 60
fomotibfiibrer 5rouf @eaper, Der
&eiaer 9. CLOUD uno Der o8rafe-
man" BRETON 8ainbolt gct0tef iuur-
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-30
9Or Der Cir Der Soutblans

Nor Der Cir Der SoutbIauo
Tbdrmdep, an Der Ode Der Mnill
uno bet Murpbp StroBe, einer Der
belebfeffen @egenben BON Dallas,
fpuroe Somitag abenb segen 7 llbr
8. gerrp BON M. S. Nelion err
ihoiien. 8ei6e fiuo iunge 2eute
uno tDaren als Glerfs in Der Mpo.
tbefe ongeitellt, Dor beren Cir Die
G6ieBerei poffierte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-30

Sn youngstown, Ohio, bcr.
anlaBte 8rau Gina SteilL cine
Wittue, Die @erbaftung oes @au-
idreiners Sarrp 9urcea, neil or
iie 5lpei Stunoen lang eingeiperrt
uno Den 8eriud gento6t babell
ioa, ibr Elm Seiratsberiprefcn o5.
5ubrdngen. gr ioa georobt babell.
tie uiio iid ielbit gu toteu, foas fife
i'm abipeile.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
.lOCATI ROAD
TO NORTHERN NECK
Engineers Begin Final Stage of
MISREPRESENTATION Soon
to Commence.

During the week Just ended the To-
catin. engineers OF the Richmond and
Northern Neck Railroad have crossed
the line from Essex county into King
and Queen county. and have begun the
hnli stage or the Journey toward Dos
well. where connection Will be m,ie
with the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad and the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway.
The preliminary survey was COM
pleted TWO months hgo. and the inal
work OF the engineers in locating the
actual route OF the tracks was begun
at once The start liz .ais instance
was made from the eastern terminus
at the mouth OF the Wicomico River.
In northumberland county. and the
work proceeded westward.
Claiming VI Ward. In whose hands
the preliminary preparations have
been vested. is 1: high spirits over the
proposition. believing that there will
De no delay whatever In the actual
construction. subscriptions to the
capital stock have been largely made
In Richmond where the Chamber Of
ComneIce gave official Endorsement
and a great deal OF practical work in
soliciting help. This was done in the
conviction that rici. and valua BILE
territory will be added to the country
tributary TO Richmond. diycrtlnE vast
quantities OF trade from Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
AROUND THE HOTELS

L.xsnEton--Mr. and Mrs. H. Rumeoush.
Lexington; w. A. Haley, Virginia: H. L..
Watkins. Virginia; Mrs. D. II. Scott, Big
Island: W. c. Woodward. Clnyvile; r. H.
Van Diem. Ashland.
Dav!s-George c. Woodward. Baskerville:
Miss Ferguson. Clifton Forge; Mr.. and Mrs.
n A. White, Frsder,ckseurg; Mrs. Norah
l.. Boeock Allan Bocock Grundy.
Murphy's-J r. Morrssey. Clifton Forge:
3. l. Chapman. Danvmle: r. w. Cobb.
blackstone; s. L. Allen. Norfolk: j. NJ.
King. Danville: W, A. Anderson. Ir.. Vir-
g!nia: Allen Womble. Virginia. E. =. Lind
sey. Virginia Poiytechalc Institute: y. j.
Moon, Jr.. Roanoke; y. c. Dane. Williams
burg; Laura NJ. s,iliweT,, WILLIAMSBURG; j.
o. D. Gholson. Virginia: a. NJ. Voolfolk.
Hanover: James Webb, Bremo: c. B. Per
row. LynchburE: +. ". Alexander, Orange:
\. NJ. Hawor;h. Newport News: Annnhel
Wood, Harrisonburg; Lucie " Lamb. Har-
r!sonburs: George r Bennett, Petersburg
Mr.. and Mrs j. T. Temple. Virginia; w. j.
whetzei, Harrlsonburg: Mrs. s. Z. Barclay.
Lexington: j. L. Germany. Roanoke.
R!chmond-J. L. B. Buck. Hampton: A.
r. Dodd. Emporls sidney Johnson. Virginia
T. Y. Jones. Norfolk; T. 4. Kick. Farm
VILE: !. \. K!igoien. Staunton.
Ghbert-E. NJ FTory, Harrsonburg: Mr..
and Mrs. W. c. verser, Crewe. william T.
Childress, New Castle; J. W. Pierce. Arvo-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
SLEUTHS !! ARREST
THAT MAN ON SIGHT
CRATER Has Already Trimmed
Too Many Citizens by APP
peal for Sympathy. "a

On tho complaint of several citizens, tho
detective bureau of tho Police pspartmonA
yesterday organized q systematic sesfohs foe
IN unidentified white man. about thirtyss
Ave year,, who seems to DO sndeavorinB to
wean money from the pockets of Richmond
cisizena
Ho mrs, applied to q prominent hotsi fST
help. lie told the proprietor that he had
lost all his money ut the Jamestownfra races
and that he was stranded. However, he ox-
pected a check at almost any minute from
proprietor, overcome with sympathy for one
In such distress told the stranger to ga
to the dining and help himself. Ho
added that 1t might be we'll. as he was!
soon to receive check. to sign his nam8
10 the bill. The man dined-dinei WE'LL
Then he sailed forth, and that hotel pro-!
prietor has not seen him since. Tho stranger
had offered 10 work. saying that he VIVA a
good bookkoepcr. He called on n prominent
physician. and told him the Same story. He
tho physician'a books. The physicians
books didn't need runnin. over. but he had
GONE sympathy In his soul, and no gavo the
man the price OF meal. SS
And so. again. the stranger went out to
look for more connding Victims. He called
name as that OF tho Intended Victim HQ
knew all the history OF that FAMILY. He on
fored egnin to do n little bookkeeping. but
no bookkeeping wna needed. But he got the
price OF meal OK
All his plans had failed. II Is supposed By
Captain McMahon that the stranger wanted
TO get blank checks. Therefore, tho captain.
OF detectives ordered his men yesterday ar
ternoon TO arrest that strangr on sight. SO
far as is known no has got nothing moro
ger game. SO Captain Mcmahon issues a
warning to all. t se&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
KICK
ON NEWSP APERS
State Association May Hereafter
Have Its Own Corps of
Reporters.
CANvAssERs DEFER ACTION
Do Not Decide TazewelI-Buch-
anan Case-Requisition on
Governor Harmon.
;ANvAsSERs DEFER ACTION

Because OF the impression of Lead
Ing educators that published reports
of the Virginia Education Association
in Norfolk were SO meagre as to be
negligible, IT Is probable that in fu.
ture corps Of official reporters from
the BODY Itself Will be organized. There
is general complaint that In the brief
space allotted In Norfolk papers to the
meeting of 1000 teachers and allied
bodies. only incidental matters which
presented sensational sides were men,
toned.
In the event the happenings OF tho
conference are records in the way de-
sired by the newspapers. there is be-
lived to DO no question that the press
VIII "elconc the innovation. At times
as many as twelve separate bodies are
In session at the same time. while II
Is rare Indeed when there is only one
meeting Tor reporter to cover.
However, II inexperienced persons
prepare the reports. the task of getting
them printed may be more arduous, 1t
is believed, than the work of report
ing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
SAILS AWAY FOR souTu

,a 1oonTt. Australia. December 2.-rb q
~; australian Antarctic expedition ,,nha .
. aon s saiind nj OF Dr.. Douglas Nav.
Shin Anrar oo-day for the South In the
j. X. Davis captain
,,., Inc aurora is sailing vessel ntt.d
t netn c anniiiary engines; The expedi.
enced explorers. inciudinp 6r eWNR 1s
VINO participated in the ShackIetnn
anu scott expeditions: Lieutennnt Mn
ms OF the Royal Fusiliers. an EXPERT
bno sddrEefihg and sledging. is also or.
,,. oaiu. while Swiss, Dr. Merz. who
Won Won the ski Jumping championship Vim In
."oS takes part as an exper, TO, Ice
work. The Aurora also carries a mon
U ,,.,,a which DR.. Mawson considers
VIII be very valuable
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
How to Stretch Out
Your Wrinkles,
(From Beauty CuIt,,re.)

An od.time wrinkle remedy that Is
wonderfully effective, and yet SO harms
less it can be put ON the face of baby
without any bad result, is made by dis
solving an ounce Of saxolitc in a half pint
OF witch hazel Bathing the face in this
solution-ncck and hands, too, If needed
at once affects every line, wrinkle and
furrow. The effect is TO tighten the skin
and underlying tissue, which virtually.
stretches out the wrinkles. 81.
means the drawing in" OF fo}tIs and
baggincss about the checks, neck, dim or
hands. Ask the druggist for thess pow
dered saxolitc, which form is easily dis
solved ss5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
OVERLOOK TRAIN
IN AUTOMOBILE
Young Couple Outwitted Fate,
Which Caused Train to
Be Missed.

Missing train In these parlous
times is mere Incident II there IS
an automobile mandy. All there IL to
do Is to jump in a car. speed down or
UP the pike TO tho next station. buy
q ticket. and wait for the train to
come along.
couple In Harrisonburg did this
last Thursday morning Miss Lillian
81. kavanaugh and Frank s. Hayden
decided to go TO Frederick. Md. and
there engage the services OF q minister
for a few minutea They got to the
station In time. but in the excitement
OF departure the young man grabb ed
the wrong suitcase. and was hailed
vociferously BY drummer. When
matters were straightened out the
train had gone.
Mr., Hayden then nonchalaHtly pro-
ceeded TO hire an automobile. and he
and the young woman We're driven
down the pike TO New Market where
they sauntered out TO the platform and
killed time as best they could until
the train they had missed came
along. This time they boarded It, and
were soon married across taat border
where impairment license laws do not
prevail ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
mrs. VALENTINO
ELECTED AGAIN
Equal Suffrage League of vir-
GINA Names Officers for
Ensuing Year.

Tho annual executive meeting of tho
state convention Of tho Equal Suffrage
East Broad street yesterday morning.
read by tho president tho correspond
ing secretary and treasurer made re-
leagues---Mrs. Adams. OF Norfolk; Mrs.
Lewis. Of Lynchburg; Miss NJ c. Davis,
OF WILLIAMSBURG, and Miss Do Wolf.
OF Highland Springs.
Louise Collier WILCOX, Of Norfolk;
Miss Medley. OF Norfolk. and Miss ia
Meta Fitzhugh, Of Fredericksburg.
present at tho convention; also Mrs.
Gary and Miss sitwell. OF williams
burg.
The legislative committee submitted
John Il Lewis. Mrs. Walter j. Adams
Miss Mary Johnston. Mrs. Louise Col
Her Wilcox and Mrs Charles @. Bosh-
er. The press committee named Mrs.
Medley, Miss Hennins. Mrs. Meek and
Mrs. Bosher.
Officers. elected were: President, Mrs.
Mary Johnston, Mrs. ]. X Lewis. Of
LynchburB: Mas Mamie G. Davis. of
Williamsburg: Mrs. Walter J. Arams.
OF Norfolk. and Mrs. Charles v. Mere
Smithdeal: Treasurer. Mrs. r. q. Kidd;
Corresponding Secretary. Mrs. A. II.
Tyler. and Auditor. Mrs. Annie S. Ware.
of Culpeper.
At the public meeting held last night
In Murphy's Hotel auditorium, tho
Rev. NJ. g Eagle, OF Christ Church,
made the opening prayer. and Mayor
d. c. Richardson short but appro-
pirate opening address. Other speak,
ers OF the evening to MI most In
Freeman. Mrs Wilcox. Miss johnston
and DR.. r. K. Flanagan. This meet
ing closed the convention. which has
been decided success.
Mrs. Crosby Thompson, OF West
Point, Va, whose husband has recently
acquired ownership OF the West Point
News with Edward L Corning as HIS
manager. has asked Miss Mary john
ston to be her guest next week. Miss
Johnston Will at that time address a
mems club. organized for social and
intellectual advancement in the West
Point community.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
CAPTURED IN OHIO
aInn Who Jumped BALL VIII II. Brought
Back to virginia.

Caught at Youngstown, O., after
having jumped ball In this State. Will
liam Hairston, OF Roanoke. will be
brought back TO begin his sentence Of
hVe years In the penitentiary. Cover
man Mann yesterday Issued q requi-
sit.on for Hairston on Governor Ind
son Harmon. Officer l. johnson. OF
hoanoke VIII go for the prisoner.
The crime was grand larceny.
Hairston was released on $4,000 bond
after conviction. In consideration of
his appeal 10 tho Supreme Court,
which later refused him u writ of err
ror. Learning of the action OF the
court and before the Roanoke people
knew II officially. he left Three we'll
TODD colored men OF Roanoke are or
his bond, but II Is understood that
they VIII be released upon payment
Of the expenses TO bring HARRISON back
to justice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
IN POLICE COURT

Passenger Can't RIdo ON Street Car Transfer
Borrowed from Friend.
Preston Harris, eoored. charged with
shooting at Dora Golden, was sent on to the
grand jury from Police Court yesterday
morning
The hearing OF Edward Smith. James
Stevens. Roosevelt jackson. james Burwel
and Charles Fuqua, all coored, charged with
holding up and robhinE Pincus GraEeck, waa
continued to December ..
c. A Kendrlck. charged on q warrant with
stealing 81 from Mrs. A. }. Pyle sem
fenced to sixty days In jail. He appealed.
Mrs. Pyle. who was named In tho court reo-
ord as one OF tho witnesses. ia said to be
Percy Brown. colored. charged with using
an Illegal transfer car OF the Virginia
hallway and Power Company. fined So.
The hnu Was afterwards remitted
Andrew Peace, colored, charged with as
saulting Walter Watson. WINS sent on TO the
grand jury.
The hearing Of Charles. John and Beverly
Morton, coiored. charged with shooting
Robert fnncey. was continued 10 December
Charles Bland. alias Rang Tan" coiored,
was sent on to the grand jury on a charge
OF stealing a pocketbook, containing $3.50
Eaton Powell. young white man, was
fined SIS and placed under $500 security on
a charge OF breaking the glass 10 fire
alarm box. Beneath the courts decision
was written second onense."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
GIVEN LOVING CUP
Royal Arcanum Hoaora Iieutennn GoYernnr
Elyson ON Wedding AnniYersarY,


Ellyson on Wedding Anniversary.
Colncident with tho celebration OF tho
forty-second anniversary OF his marriage,
Lieutenant Governor J. Taylor Ellyson was
the recipient yesterday OF a silver loving
cup. presented by tho Grand Council OF tho
Royal Arcanrm OF Virginia The present
was voted during the Grand Council meeting
last spring as a token OF the appreciation
or the members OF that body for Mr. Ely
son'a faithful services for twenty years as
chairman OF the finance committee.
The presentation. which took place yes-
terday morning In Mr. Ellyson's ofsice, was
by Grand Regent Minitree Fo!kes. who made
graceful little speech. to which the Lieu
tenant Governor responded. Regent w A
Evans of Belyidere Council. was a member
of the committee.
The cup bears the following inscriptions:
ITO MISUNDERSTANDING j. Taylor EIiyson
Tor his faithful services as chairman of tho
finance committee OF the Grand ConnciI":
Aprtl ~ l9il "a token OF esteem and ar
i . from the Grand Council OF the Royal
MT Eliyson and Miss Lora E Hotchkiss
comber 2 1859 w. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
SAVED ny coNvICTs.

Caldwell, n. j.. December "a
squad OF thirty convicts from the Cald.
well Penitentiary Is responsible for
Grover Cleveland was born is NOT a
mass of fire-swept ruins to-day. FIRE
late yesterday destroyed parts OF the
Van Order lumber yard. adjoining the
Cleveland mansion, and IL was beIievas
that the old house was doomed. No
local apparatus could be spared from
the main blaze, and somebody sent an
appeal to the warden of the penIten.
tiary. He responded by sendine a
squad of thirty volunteers in charge
of ten armed guards. The men In
striped suits seemed to enjoy their
temporary freedom and fought the fire
vigorously and successfully with tho
prison appara tus.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
ARGUE DEMURRER
| State Resists Or. Carrington's Petition for
Reinstatement

SIHte ReSIbts OF. CnrIIhRtOn'o Petition for
Reinstatement.
Argument was heard at length Yesterday
by Judge r Carter Scott in the City Circuit
Court on the demurrer entered by members
OF the state Hoard OF Directors of the PEN
itentlary TO the mandamus proceedings
brought by DR.. Charles " Darlington for
reinstatement ns PRISON surgeon Tho state
was represented by Attorney General Samuel
w Williams and Richard Evelyn Byrd, and
Or: Carrinkton by Thomson and Minor and
Miles NJ Martin. Judge Scott. after fuzzy
hearing argument. took the demurrer under
adv!sement- II the demurrer is granted IL
Wan result in practically throwing Dr. Car
rihstons petition out OF court II refused
mo ptnitentiary board Will then file an an
der. " NC VI
ma! decision will be expedited rs much
as possible By the court since tha tern o.
when Dr.. Darlington was elected and for
Which he claims reinstatement Will expire
on January !. DR.. Herbert; Mann having
been elected by the board as prison SURGEON
from that date. " eeol
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
Mnrriar. Iicenae.

Washinston, December 2.-Marrinse II
Leslie ]. Bodmer and Ida II. Seymour
both Of Front Royal. Va; William Mul.
vaney. OF Lewinsville. Va. and Dollie F.
Rogers. OF New York City. " Y; Louis a.
Fismins and Marie T Dtamont both OF
Rochelle. Va: Theodore F. May and Bettis
v Martin. both o: Richmond: John H.
Nnetz OF this city. and Elva Burkholder OF
New Market, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
watch Your PocketbooI,s.

Several complaints OF pocketbook being
stolen In the big department stores have
been received In the detective bureau. and
at this sason OF the year. when stealing is
most widespread. Major Werner and Cap
tain Mcmahon ask that all purchasers keep
tight hold O. their purses. Most OF the
purses at this holiday Time do not contain
trash. Ono woman lost her pocketbook and
TIE. Another lost nearly as much, and aev-
ersi others have been robbed OF smaller