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Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05
The 1911 Worli Almanac

Is Ii. archwsy to q storchocse OF re-
liable information; full details OF ne
1910 census ana OF the most Lmrort1ns
and exciting Congressional Elecfioa In
fifty years; $1,000 ii-y and figures
about politics. laeor. religion. spostA
farm stltiSticx fnance trade. CON
r,erce. insurIaee. mon.y lnt einki1g;
irtormltion ABOUT our oS7 and al
Snseixa countries. the armies srd
c1yiss Of the xorIt. PIazmi Csn1k
s.ri1l nlvigltion. groEth OF the United
States. universities alt colleges; postal
information. naturalization lzvs and
qualifications for voting; Corstfutioa
OF Unlt.t States. population OF lrgest
cites of the earth. Of 100 hrgest cities
IN ynitsi Suites. OF all United Stltes
cities of 5000 or more; Ia fast ths
,9tt Worit AlnIalc vii tell YOU some
thing about everything and everything
1tout 4 great many things Price 1Se.
4. bookstores (xest OF BIftzlo and
piststurg 5cc.l, ty mail Sc Address
NE New York World. New York :.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05
TOSFPH TRNs.KOWTCK.
Dr.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.

The bes. feature o. this re-
markable remedy Is the fac, tat
i. does not derange the stomach
or leave any disagrecablc alter
effects.
Druggist. everywhere sell them. "
rrst package faHs &C benefit. your drug
oisc will return your money.
MILES MEDICAL CO.. ElShsrt, Ind.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05
Extended Offer.

SO many OF our our patrons are
anxious 10 take advantage Of our
liberal clubbing offer. that We
have decided to extend the same
offer until further notice. All
subscribers who pay a year in
advance will receive two papers
for 81 90.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05

..-zGrr:s Of otherls-.tsr-
testify 90 the wOEGcriui
pswercf Lyo-'s Ka:.I-i-o:i
tos;72 faiiiag lsirGad PR =
vcl. t-iGncss.
i yocr r,ir wozt stay zs
yol vizh il t-y t.s.t i-oz
i: v-:.I soften st,..f. kiaay
sir ard keep L izyiI i.si
c-d smooth.
Il EespS the scalp cool,
reIiey IS ticking I'D SIlay s
irritation.
It is cxqai5iteiy reriuT1-
cd and Is q delight 10 every
user.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05

ais- ,i;- c4oer.iserseG: 20
yorr sforckesper end tell
hin, you Danf "a 5ry q BOT
iic Of Lyons kasheiroa end
b. s-r= y-= Get Ssuf you
es.S for.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05
Prevent and
Relieve Headache

lt gives me great pleasure 20
be able 10 refer To Dr.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills as the best rem
edy we have yet had in our
house for the prevention and
cure OF headache My wife who
has been I constant sufferer for
a number OF wears wi;h above
complaint Joins me IN the hope
that ,hey NAV tall into the hands
Oi al sufferers.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05
Notice.

] have a lot Of Kentucky Mares
well bred, that will bring mule
colts ln the spring for sale cheap.
Call and see them at Iiiler's Liv- =
cry Barn.
4. Y. HfLER.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05
Big Silk Sale.

Monday and Tuesday. Jan. OH
and 10th. Will also offer a great
many remnants of Wool Dress
Goods and Silks very cheap.
J. +. NELSON.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05
FoleyS
kidney
Pills
What They VIII Do 10. You

They will cure your tackache.
strengthen your kidneys. cor
rect urinary irregularities, build
Up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre-
vent Bright's Disease and Dia-
bates. and restore health ard
strength Refuse substitutes.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05

bCAL ITEMS .
|N-.,s<~NN~
" Of Supervisors con
kday.
i. sultan left Tuesday
y, Tex.
|th Hargis spent the
home.
5. Stone is attending
nner this week.
". Johnson has return
FisiI to Chicago.
Brown is visiting her
p. E. Matthews.
, BsanIaud is recover
avere case OF grip.
Kimmons, of Yazoc
khe no Iidays at home,
kice Morgan spent last
ld Friday in Memphi:
J Fades, who has bee :
Arena, has returned
Fee, of Cisco, Tex +,
as, week with his
+ Kimmons. OF Arena
Idsys mere With her
: Beanland, of Sar-
|er mother and sisters
Holt, of Grenada,
. friends Monday OF
-aEshee, of Boyle,
est week with the
Shaw is spending
n her parents neal
P Reynolds. of wes.
Pad the winter Will
J. Fee.
orris, Of Paris, Tex.
per, Mrs. Joe Still
hdays.
aither has returned
@ his parents il
Ky.
'ohnson and wife,
der.
Barry visited hi
I'd Richmond, a
enn., last week.
talkner, of Madill
nls children and the
'ohn F. Brown lasi
nda Ramey ant
OF Ruth, spen
nth their parents ii
eil and Mona P-a
mont, Okla, ar
many friends nea
p A. B. Morgan
. and Misses o. d
. Morgan and Ra
'he holidays a
. l'lght, of Jackson
~ = Wright, of Hat
~ last week wit.
r 'i'. aud Mrs. p. I
- iord friends of NJ
. deeply panied t
IL ata which occur
/ Thursday befor
II mean and daugh
III Belle, spent las
J / daughter, Mts
| {. E. Sisk an,
ming went up /
~ to the Ben Hu
| seler of Coahom
| Arnold, OF Able
l ,ed last Thursda
4 q officiating.
0a Fitzgerald an
a ,ss;. Point, ...gs.. .ps, :.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05

A good farm four miles East u
town. Well improved. C.ose 90
church and school. For terms
see ne in oxford. Phone l20.
\. r. CALIAWAY.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05

per bottle Sold BY r.
Obtainabie will Be prepaid pr-.
by the prcprietorsi
LYON hANUFACTURINd Co,
a. 20 South Fifth
BROOKLYN NY.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05
wATseS-BlGLER.

"Fhe marriage Of Miss Sarah
Josephine Watson, daughter OF
Mr.. sam Watson. late Of Oxford
Miss, and Mr.. John C.. Biegler,
Of this city. took place yesterday
AZ ii O'Clock in Christ Church IN
the presence Of number of
friends and relatives. Rev James
ID. Stanley, rector OF the parish
oihciated. The bride was given
away by Mrs. Lillian Catherwood
She wore 4 travelling grown oi
brown cloth with - nat 10 match.
and carried a white prayer book
Mr.. and Mrs. Biegler left after
the ceremony for Chicago where
they VIII reside. '-Indianapolis,
tlnd.,) star, Dec. ith.
WANTKD-lIorses and cattle 10
pasture. Well fenced and good
water. Terms 81 per month.
j. r. GOOLsBY.
Phone 80.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05
The Oxford House ,
Mrs. Kate Blumenberg, Proprietor.
Oxford, Mss.

Tab'e will - furnished with
best the market afflris H1. and
Cold Baths, Free sample K ON,
ard al modern convepiences.
Regular and day boarderS and
the patronage of the travelling
public solicited.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05
THE DEAD.
W. T. oUARLrs

- ROahi.E1.
Mr.. W. t. Quarles died a, n.
nome on Depot street Dec. 2s,h
ai'er lingering illness Of dronsy
Si M me heart and was Inferred +,
o. Peters cemetry the next d,y
sir. Quarles has been a citizen ~
..lis community for the past five
years and was well known AMI
respected by many friends. He
vas a Confederate veteran with a
brave record. He leaves a wife
and four children who have the
'u'' sympathy Of all our people.
DUDLEY MORROW.
Mr.. Dudley Morrow. a former
eiuzen Of our County, died az hi.
nome in Vardaman, Calhoun
County Wednesday Of last wseL
and the remains we're inferred a,
Iaylor's followed by large con.
course OF his old friends and
nelghbors. Mr.. Morrow was an
excellent citizen and brave
Confederate veteran. His death
Is regretted by many friends who
sympathize with his haraavsd
wife and children.
We wish to thank our friends.
-
patrons and the public generally.
tor their patronage during the
past year, and trust b be. re-
membered during the coming
year when you are in need n
anything in Millinery, Notions.
etc. Joy and prosperity be yours
during the coming year.
Respectfully,
HALEY Il SPARES.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05
Sale

Choice pure bred Berkshire
Pigs while they last $500 each.
Mebane Triumph Big Boil Cotton
Seed 81 per bushel. 10 busheI lots
10 cents. Have made 500 poun ,
lint cotton per acre.
Georgia Cam Seed St.jJ per
peck. Two 10 three hundred gal
Ions per acre Makes syrup ot
fine flavor.
Baled Hay in quantities or in
small lots delivered on short no.
tice. PLoIe 80.
!. F. COOi sBY.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05
InuN FISH
Na;crylci,. II,
Used Them Eour Year.

DR. Mics N1ti-I'ain FiIIs
arc Ire best ! ever tried ior the
relief o. headache. ! have used
theE for nearly four wears and
they never faii 10 give me relief.
have tried many other REM
edies. bgt have rcvcr foInd any
better.
JOSEPH FRN,.KONICK.
s5l Trouhly A.. Detroit, Mich.
Thee 5 no remedy that ssiil
1orc iai kly relieve any form
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05

-c $3.50. ilflano.i. .iiss. writc-. - wish
tat iF0.s = 1hlruu a esptttI hair
ssnS 70 nIt snort tins and -rrRdy rryst improve
t1-at o. hr q only strarhtens but
ravs ,ofs thisk highly r-euT ulr Fr ard vsaT =
wiling 20 dollar hattLe for the aneat
ta4a-s or t-i- aa-- tscd
=1rs Ela- .vc-=. sofyl-. Ca writes. h1-c u--d
hotti- tt Lveu kthairuu DO fust " a4r
r. viii ani find - to be hair
I'd ed 20 h hV athera who
ai H ''s.. H'stii at ene@ Aty daig1rcr. Rosa,
4 . thing fsr tae hair ~ make.
fos her any sy .se -,nss 10 N-
r lth eel-A-1 vi:i = t-vrz Perfzs. WISH Other.
sF1-ll trg -
r ., Crr~r. Xu-ktoVTu srt write save asrsi
hptt e LYurs bathairor. our Er4nG har preparation
and auft vnres trat II the best
hair faster and si1Naa A~ e.p Of d.n bsttsr thz
ry fhcr fisr toms q the world Fu eucin@ed rty
4lT vVhi-a pl-lse lrad lt- Gnu-lc- bot-ic"
Ssriia Ftanev serautan Ms writes Lyons Eathairu-
the tst thing 90 h kai- zsd Il makes kiahy
- -za-h -szsi=Afsr''
sgss =. HsraAni ~asscu. C.. using
huttis %, Lsons X sthairou ana aSS t>es my
fnuch gnd titt
whsh ieru~s ksthssroa nz<s u. bar
and Can <fsereaf aaa sszys ix
Jast wiss rwcv Fg vhat good rhsnk kathatron
Tor th~ bar shat ttry Ezat - ! aad wEat az
pFossEacas !; ail lSSkzs
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05

ER RUSSELL & FALKNER
oRyEYS- -AT-LAW,
MISS
r.ire in all the courts, both
| FEDERAL. also the Circuit
speals 1t New Orleans
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05

!. sAINAULT.
|~T0gNEY -AT-LAW.
In MISS
(oyer Kimmons' Grocery.
ss.ice in all the courts, both
| Federal.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05

FuIey :, kidney I;smed, An ArPrs eiation
|. Mcconnell, Catherine street, FL
mira. y Y. writes: ~ wish 10 express
NV appreciation Of the great good de
rived from Foley's Kidney Remedy,
which used for 4 bad case OF kidney
trouble Five bottles did the worS
most EFFECTIVELY and proved TO me be-
yOnd doubt It i the most reliable kid
ney medicine | have ever taken. For
sale BY \ II kendel.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05

W. - ston-.
ssvi-y Rhode--
\ STONE L SON,
nOnSEYS- -AT-LAW.
M MISS
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05

III. WRIGHT,
DENTIST.
! the LaaveIl Building.
Lace IT,: Residence iis
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05

If vour stomach feels uncomfortable
from oyereating, or from food which
disagrees with YOU, take He-bine; II
settles the stomach, strengthens tn di
gestiou and relaxes the bowels. Price
SOC. Sold by 4 II Rend-l
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05

For either acute or chronic kidney
disorders. for annoying and painful
urinary irregularities axe Foley's Md
ney Pills An honest and effective
medicine for kidney and bladder dis
orders. For sale by \ II Kendel.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05

We Lave tie proof that kathairon will do
al this and rno.e. Read for yourself
tae-c Interesting letters:
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05

When given as soon as the eroupy
cough appears Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy will ward off an attack Of
Group and prevent all danger and cause
OF anxiety. Thousands OF mothers uSe
it successfully. Sold by all oealers-
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05

LNDREwS,
k1sNEY -AT-LAT.
MISS.
ee in all the Courts, both
kseral.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05

II you don't sleep well At night, arc
nervous and lows spirited. you need a
system purifier Herbine = a power
full liver stimulates and cleansing medi
cine Il quiets the nerves, promotes
energy and cheerfulness. Prize SOC
Sold by 4. II kandel
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-05

MI. Mr.. Hugh Wallace of Memphis
spent several days at home las,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02

COLLEGE CLASSES
ELECT OFFICERS
William and Mary Students Or
ganize--Diphtheria Stu
alton Improved.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
Williamsburg, Va, December The
various classes at William and Mary
have organized by the election of of
fees as follows. Junior class-W. NJ.
Harrison. president; II. w. Walden,
yicc-president; ]. A. Wright, secretary;
James Clements. treasurer: e. p.
Thomas. historian. Sophomore class
J. L. Tucker. president: S. H. Hubbard,
vice-president; T. J. Rowe. secretary:
j. y. Taylor. treasurer; w. Winsbro,
historian Freshman class-A. c.
Cooper, president; c. H. Smith, vice.
presidentr T. c. Tillet, secretary; E.
Wright, treasurer; W. E. Somers, his
torIan.
Lectures will BIO resumed at VIII
liam and Mary tomorrow morning.
having suspended Wednesday at noon
for the Thanksgiving holiday.
Quarantine at the Harrisburg Fee
male institute has been raised by CITY
Health officer DR.. D. ]. King. While
there arc no cases OF dipthoria at the
institution now, and no more SUSPECTS.
lectures Will not be resumed TIL ar
ter the Christmas holidays. There was
only ono case of the disease. but many
Of tho students went to their homes
and they will not return till the hrst
of the year.
me diptheria situation in Williams
burg Is greatly improved, there hay
ing been no new cases for over a week.
Ihere have been less than half dozen
cases In town this winter and all are
now well on the road to recovery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
CASE HEARD IN VACATION.
Argument before Judge sI<een-D.
cisIOn Soon Expected.


Big Stone Gap. Va, December -
The hearing of the case Of the Mer-
Camille Trust Company, OF New York.
trustee vs.. Empire Coal Land Cor
poration. ct ais, before Judge Slscen
In vacation on Wednesday. brought n
large number of prominent lawyers TO
the Gap: Among them were George w.
st. Clair, or Tazcwell: Judge \. A..
Phlegar. Of Bristol; Judge Il. NJ Full
ton, OF Wise; Hon. Marshall McCor-
mick, Of Roanoke; Messrs. Henry and
Graham, of Tezewen; r. S. Graham.
T. trustee in bankruptcy in the suit; G..
III. Penn, of Roanoke, referee In bank
ruptcy in the suit; \. p. Royal of Taze-
we'll; G, W. Hurt, of Tazewell: Messrs.
nigginbotham and Pobst, of 'razcweli.
The local lawyers Interested In the
suit were r. Il. Irvine, j. T.. Bullitt and
r. \. Ayers. a. Is. Morrison. of Big
Stone Gap, and H. Hardaway, of ST.
Paul, the receivers of the Empire Coal
Land Corporation, filed their report
prior TO thu hearing OF the case. The
decision of Judge Skeen will not bo
rendered for some days, owing to tho
voluminous records and the weiShry
legal questions involved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
SETTLEMENT is MADE
WITH THREE RUSSIANS
ENDS Charge of shnngbniInE Against
oyster Bout-Women to Vote in
Church ARnirs.
rr Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch. !

Dl"peClSi 10 1he Iimes-Dispatch,1
,,fredericEsburg. Va, December L.
and Peter Koiovisky. tho three Rus.
SLAMS who claimed they were sbang-
nailed out of Baltimore by Captain Muir
ray on board the oyster boat The
Leach and were put ashore off the Po
tomac River. In King George county.
M,l.hout receiving pay for their SER
Sles. They came to this city and re
ported the case to United States Com
missioner Ches. D. Foster, who took
Tho matter up with the United States
authorities in Washington and Balti-
more. resulting in a settlement being
made with the men. While the mat
Yer was pending, the men We're en-
pioyed at the plant OF the Sand ana
SraVei Company, at Massaponax, i've
mics below this city.
AZ business meeting of the Baptist
Shurch action was taken on the ques-
ton of admitting women to the meet
inSs OF the chlrch, to have the priyl-
lege OF voting, resulting In a unani-
nous decision that the women shall h.,
admitted to full participation In the
business meetings hereafter.
John >. Musselman. well known
citizen, was taken to the Mary WASH
lnston Hospital. where he underw on t
severe operation, which WAS Dcr-
formed by Drs. Barney, Pratt and cole.
Mrs. julia Coleman has sold her farm
IN Spotsylvnnia county. containing 400
acres. to John Terrell, on private
terms.
Wild game has been more plentiful
this season in this section than for
many years past. Hunting parties are
sun going out frequently and having
Wild turkeys are still left in the fields
and woods, l.E ''-'''1-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
LACKED CONFIDENCE
STILL 1T HELPED
Happy Experience of Ridgeley
Lady. Who Describes Her
Own Narrow Escape
From Death.

Rideeley, Tenn.-NIrs. Jennie Estes.
OF this place, writcs:" want to say some
Ming good for Cardui can't, begin to
say enough. was sick abed with wo-
womanly troubles from February until
October. and was in very bad condition
The doctor came to see me three or four
times week, but he did me no good
One day thought would give Cardui
trial | had no confidence in it, at all,
but ! bought bottle. In few days
| was up and doing my housework. Now
| have gained IS pounds, and am feeling
as well as ever felt in my life. II it had
not been for Cardui honestly believe
would have been in my grave. | advise
all sick and suffering women to take
CaTdui. 1t cured me when all other
medicines failed"
In the past fifty years thousands Of
ladies have written like Mrs. Estes. 10
tell Of the benefit received from Cardui.
Such testimony from those who have
tried and know Cardui surely indicates
the value OF this reliable woman's remedy.
For quick relief from all forms of wo-
manly trouble, Cardui is the medicine
you need. Try it
\. B.-II'yitc 10 Ladies Advisory Dept.
Chattanooga Medicine Co, CHATTANOOGA
Tenn, Tor Special Instructions and 04-payc
book, Home Treatment for Women"
sent IN PLAIN wrapper OH request
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
Social and
Personal

NJ interest here is the marriage OF
of Miss Virginia Preston Means.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Preston Means. and Valentine Jordan
Nesbit. which takes place Tonight at
half-pnst o'clock in St. Nary's- on
the-Highlands In Birmingham Ala,
tho Rev. Clnybrook performing the
ceremony. Miss Majorie Wcathcrly
Will attend Miss Means us her maid
OF honor. and Mrs. w. Ormond Young.
OF Richmond. will be dame OF honor.
Blk Birmingham girls will act as
bridesmaids and the ushtrs will in
clude Birmingham men. MIR. Means
VIII give HIS daughter away.
out-of-town guests for the wedding
arc Mrs. Frank Christian. Colonel Will
liam II. Palmer Mrs. Ormond Young,
Miss Elizabeth Palmer. OF Richmond;
Mr.. and Mrs John II. Means. OF May
will. Wis: Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Shannon
Ralph Shannon, of Camden. p c., and
Ralph NesbItt. Jr., OF Georgetown
county, S. C.
The bride is a granddaughter Of
Colonel William II. Palmer. of this
city, and Is widely related in virginia
Mr.. Nesbit is son OF Colonel and Mrs.
Ralph Nesblt. of Georgetown county.
s. C. The church Will bc decorated
with lovely flowers for the wedding,
and most of Birmingham's fashionable
zociety Will be present.
In Lexington.
Miss Ettu Taliaferro, OF Baltimore,
IL Waiting friends in Lexington, where
she Will remain until after the Thanks
giving hops next week when she will
come TO Richmond to be the guest OF
Niles Katherine Hagan on East Frank
lin Street. Miss Annie Gait. of VII
liansburg, who has been Visiting
friends in Richmond, leaves shortly for
Lexington. Miss Mary Ware Gait, who
Is attending school at Stuart Hall In
staunton. Will also attend the hop at
the Virginia Military Institute.
Hosts Mt Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Farden, OF
22l6 Stuart Avenue. were hosts at din
nor on Thursday evening in honor OF
their guests. mir. and Mrs. Henry H.
MCGEE. of Washington. Table deco
rations were In yellow and white
flowers.
Bronddus-Ncubiil.
The marriage OF Miss Frances Ethel
Newbill. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs C.
b. Newbill. 10 Charles A. Broaddus, of
Bowling Green. son OF S w. Broad
Gus. was celebrated Wednesday morn
mig. November 20. at high noon at
Centre Cross Rev. w. G. Bogg, assist-
I'D by Rev w. G. Bates. Jr. perform
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
Eaxton-Bristow.

Especial to The Times-D ispa tch. 81. ;tss
Saluda, va, December lone of tirass
prcttiest weddings Of the season toofQI;
place Wednesday at Pleasant View, the
nome OF tht brides mother, Mrs. TO u
seph y. Bristow, when her daughters
MISS Mary Mildred, became the brldas
Of Harry Parke Easton, OF Pittsburgh,s.
"a. The bride was given away by
her brother. j. G. Bristow, of Richse
mond. Her sister, Miss Flora Eliza 81
beth Brtstow, was maid of honor "a, 81
w. Williams. OF Pittsburgh, Pa. acted&
as best man. Little Misses EyelSns
Mercer Bristow, of Richmond s aidR
Elizabeth Kidd, OF walllerton, nieceas
or the bride, We're ring bearer and
lower girl The ceremony was port
formed by Rev j. l.. Essex, assisted
BY Rev. Z. Fl. Kidd, of Walkerton. Mrsss
J. G. Brstow played the wcdding.i
marches. n
After an extended Northern trip Mr.
and Mrs. Easton will be at home Ing
Pittsburgh, Pa. where the groom Is ts8
prominent young attorney. wa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
Prominent Citizen Of Petersburg
Victim Of Heart
Trouble.
PROTEST AGAINST SALOON
Interesting Exercises Will Take
Place in Catholic Church
on Sunday.
Tiincs-Dispatch Bureau,
. Boilingbrook street,
(Telcphone lAS6)
pctprzhMry Na nocan,ia- ,

Jesse NJ. Ncwcomb, Sir, an honorcd
citizen and for thirty 1--WE years 81 mer-
chant of Petersburg. died very sudden
ly early this morning at his residence
on Washington Street, supposedly of
heart trouble. Mr.. Newcomb had
dressed and gone to the stable to hitch
his horse to drive to his store on Boil
linSbrook street, and had his team in
the yard. when the attack came upon
him. He fell ana died before any one
could reach him Mr.. Newcoub was
siSty-seven years old and was a ma
tive Of Prince George county. He was
Confederate veteran. entering the
army when very young, and served
throughout the war as member of
the Prince George Cavalry. Thirteenth
Virginia Regiment. Chambliss's Bril-
gade. He was member of A. p Hill
Camp. of AppomattoN Commandery.
knights Tempiar and member and
past exalted ruler of Petersbur:.
Lodge Of Elks. which has Just lost
another exalted ruler by the death of
Emmett d. Butler.
Str. Newcomb was one of the Confed-
crate scouts who led General Wade
Hampton's cavalry in the famous raid
to the rear of the Federal army en-
camped In Prince George county, in
which 2.25o head of fine beer cattle
were captured and safely brought to
General Lees lines.
Mr Newcomb was man Of fine bust
ness capacity. genial and kind heart
ed. and was widely known and re-
spected throughout this section He
is survived by his wife and three chill
dren--Mrs. r. NJ. Young. Jesse NJ, Jr..
and Miss Alice Newcomb, all of this
city.
Another Quite Sudden Dcnth,
nFln A.
years, trunkmaker by trade, died
this morning after brief Illness at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
WILL ENTER ORDER
IN HUBBARD CASE


Especial to Tho Times Dispatc h. 1
Lynchburg. Va, December To- :;
morrow In the Circuit Court at Low;
insston. Judge Gordon will enter a3
formal order, directing the transfers OF;
Ben Hubbard, the slayer of DR.. Petit
In Nelson county In September from
the Lynchburg jail to the crimtnaI
ward OF the Southwestern state HosS.
pital at Marion
While Judge Gordon was inclined!
to the belief some time ago that III
would be necessary to have Hubbard;
present at the time OF the order, whichs
disposcs of the murder charge for thag
present, at least. but he has since con-
Guided that this is not nccessary.s
HUBBARD. therefore. will not go to Low
ingston. but will remain In the Jail
mere until he Is sent for by Supcrins
tendent King, of the Marion hospital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
QuInn-Gilmorc.

Especial to The Times -Dispatcb.
Wytheville, Va, December I'm the
presence OF large assemblaGe OF
guests and relatives, Wednesday eve
hinS, the marriage of Miss Alice Vir-
GINA Gilmore, of Charleston, W. Va,
and James Henry Quinn. OF New York
was celebrated, Rev. Father OConner.
OF the Catholic Church, officiating. The
ceremony took place at the residence
OF the brides brothcr-in-l law. David
Suliins Blair. The parlors were dec
Grated In a color scheme OF pink and
white Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn LEFT for
canada on their wedding trip. and on
'hcir return VIII reside in New York.