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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

>1dziewioy Soteris, ze jest ma jac
jej posiad}o6ci wiejskiej W ju;
Autumn j dopiero wczoraj pr
przybyl do Rzymu. phi
Kaleka z kt6rym Ambro-
zy wszczal rozmowe, by} wa
I Kryspin, kt6rego chrze6cia~ szs
ME zam6wili jake straznika "a,
PREY wyi5ciu do katakomb CT.
ably sic kto podejrzany ME str
dosta} ma zebranie.
Kryspin odpowiedzial ia a l
zapytanie ale zaraz uderzy}o cza
go to, re mniemany wleSniak Co
m6wi zbyt wykwintnie, ME dzi
takim zepsutym jezykiem, ia. mir
} kim sic lud odzywa}. Gdy sd
jeszcze do tego Ambrozy "a arr
pyta} sic o cos niezrecznie mt
ma pytanie Kryspina wcale
ME umia1 odpowiedziec, by} ter
juz przekonanym niezawod~ liw
ME, re to szpieg jaki6. An
kotr! A coz mu chrzescja- z
ME zrobili z1ego, ze ME bal re
sic nawat takiej niebezpiecz. .
nej wyprawy, aby znowu ka- ami
tom nowych ofiar dostar. kr
czyt? Zapewne robil to z la ia,
Komstwa, ably dosta6 nagro. nos
de, wyznaczona ola spieg6w. mel
Me spodoba}o sic to bar. cy
dzo Ambrozemu, gdy sic do SIP
wiedzia}, 10 zebranie juz o ze
; godzinie w%czesniej niz zwyk~ mo
lie zaczelo sic W dniu dzisiej-
Sym, re przybywa z iowa che
rzyszem swoim juz jake os- re
tatni. Do tego towarzysz jego PR
szed} powoli, il z %pewno5cia Una
przyjda, lax sic juz wszystko cza
oNo6czy. do
Wreszcze przybyli do celu; mi
cd bramy apijskiej zwr6ci1
sic kulawy W prawa strone
przez geste zarosle pelza1
kawa}ek, az wreszcie staneli
obaj pred jaskinia zakryta u
ola niepoznaki krzakami
drzewami.
by,
Ma stray stall tn fossorx
(grabarz), ten spojrza} ma os}a
Kryspina pytajac sic 20 wzro- jace
klein, kto to byl jego iowa czv'
rzysz, ale kulawy usmiech- pom
nawszy sic znaczaco, odpo- gun
wiedzia}: oAs'
- Badz spokojny to dob.
zo}e
ry przyjaciel, polecam go
nawet szczeg6lniej twej o. d,w
piece. tow
Chrzescianie miedzy SODA pid'
zwali sic bracmi, dobry przy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-28

jaciel za6 bylo um6wionym
juz znakiem j mialo wprost
przeciwne znaczenie. Krys-
pin ciagnal dalej:
Jestem znuzony, popro-
wadz go ty przeto najkr6t-
sza droga pc drabinie, idzcie:
razem ma zebranie, ia tn tym-
czasem zostane "a ciebie ma
stray.
Grabasz zapali} pochodnie
a Ambrozy przyjrza} sic tym-
czasem obu tYm ludziom.
Cos by}o W rysach tych lu-
dzi, co go zaniepokoi}o, ale
MIN sobie zdo}a1 zdac z tego
sprawe, juz fossor wszedt do.
arenaryum i chcac ME chcac
musia} "a MIN spieszyc.
Gdyby sic by} przypatrza}
teraz kulawemu, iak sic z1os-
usmiecL nal, widzac, re
Ambrozy wchodzi do jaskini
z pewnoScia by4by sic 3D.
rzek1 swojej wycieczki.
= A vice to Soteris, tego
aniola, cheese zgubic? rzek1
do siebie. Ostrzege
ia, ably sic mia}a ma bacz-
nosci! W1asciwie powinie-
isc "a mimi i PREY pomo-
cy fossora sprawi6 temu
szpiegowi }aznie TAXA, zeby
ze czternascie dni sic ME
m6g} ruszac!
Ale widzia}, re to ME u.
chodzi i pocieszy1 sic my6la
ze 6pieg bedzie z godzine
przynajmniej ba4qdzi1, zanim
wyjscie. Przez ten
.zas chrzescianie wr6ca juz
do miasta i tym sposobem
zniweczy sic plan szpiega.
Gag dalszy nastapi.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02
WOULD TAKE NEGRO
FROM ELECTIONS
Former State Senator Thomas
Points the Way to Eliminate
Him.

tSpccial 10 lhe Times Dispatch
Lynchburg. Va. January l.-Formcr
State Senator \. f. Thomas. who rep
resented the district composed of
,LynchburE and the county Of Camp
,n which he comes out strongly FOR
legislative enactment, which would
prevent the negro from future par
ticipation In special and local option
elections. lie takes the ground that
THIS can he done under {; decision of
INC state Supreme Court OF Appeals.
which was handed down nearly two
Years ago. The former legislator, who
has given much thought TO the uucs-
ton. says:
~ serious situation conrronts tho
the late Constitutional Convention be
nuiiiicd: Tho liquor question fur
iishes the Incentive to both sides to
rut negroes on the registration books.
am satisfied that this is being done
wherever this subject is being agi-
tated II is a. foregonc conclusion that
will become Statewide. and tt is like
Wiso assured that IL something is not
uone TO prevent II. the negro will
! soon hold the balance OF power in
decide the liquor question lie VIII be
ny to decide other Issues. If this con
ditlon Is permitted to obtain. the poll
cies of tho State will he what they
were before the convention was called
and the whites. as a, matter OF self
preservation. will be compelled to re-
which formerly obtained. Happily, the
danger can he avoided
The Supreme Court in passing upon
Tho constitutionality Of the Ward law
I tWillis vs.. lialmbach. 1903 Va. 1850
decided that the state Constitution did
! not limit the power OF the General
Assembly to submit such elections 10
any electorate IL might select. The
court went further and construed tho
fourteenth and fifteenth amendments
, to tho Constitution OF the United
states, and held that they did not APP
ply to such elections. This being truc
the General Assembly of Virginia can
provide that only duly qualified white
voters may vote in such elections
Nothing Is better established than that
ne suffrage clause Of the State Con-
stitution, eliminating tho negro as q;
| political factor has been of Infinite
benefit both To the whites and blacks
10 permit the agitation of the IL
luor question to intervene and de-
stroy these good effects and take us
back into the dark days of the mast
would b" nothing less than :, crime
! on tho part of the white citizens Of
| the state. regardless OF their marty
ahilia lions or peculiar views on tho IL
| quor question.
This is Il matter that should anpca |
To the patriotism ana good citizenship
OF our people. The duty Is AZ plain
as the need of action is urgent Lot
me neNt General Assembly act prompt
| ~ and dccisively before irrcpa ra bic
| harm is done
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02

son of WIZ 62oorc. of Evcrctts. y. C..
about Twenty-Five miles from this city
while out rabbit hunting yesterday af-
tcrnoon. met with n very serious it
not fatal accident. Young Moore was
standing on stump watching his
dogs. and In some way lost his balance
tho entire load hitting him. shattcrinE
his right hand and wounding him In
the stomach. lie was brought 10 this
city last night by his physician, DIT.
taken 10 Washington Hospital. where
Drs. Tayle and Williams nmputatcd his
right hand and performed an abdom-
inal operation. To-day the man is In ~
critical condition, bu. unless complIca-
tons set in his physicians hope for
his ultimate recovery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02
NIcet WIlI me- ueld.

san Francisco. cal. January Tito
tragic death yesterday Of two OF the
most daring AAviators in the country.
Mcisant and iioNscy, Will not Interfere
with the military aviation meet to
be held in san Francisco, beginning
ut tho end OF this week and CON
tinning for eight days. The meet will
receive much attention from the gov
eminent because of the military ex-
pcrimcnts to he made
Lieutenant BENJAMIN Foulois. who
flies the Wright biplanc purchased by
The government, has been detailed MS
observer
he an attempted hight from land TO
the deck of the cruiser PENNSYLVANIA
III san Francisco BAY. This is to be
attempted by Eugene ELY. who made u
light from the cruiser Birmingham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02
News Of South Richmond

OF the heavy traffic which has daily
blocked the Free Bridge will be d.
verted TO the route which enters tho
north side at Fourteenth street
Manufacturers OF South Richmond
have used the FREQ Bridge, which In
many instances meant q longer haul,
TO avoid the toll of Mayo's Bridge
This Is a direct result of the benefits
of annexa ton.
Plans have already been Invited for
designs for a modern concrete struc-
;urc 10 link the consolidated commun-
ity. and It VIII no., he many months
before the structure is a reality.
Week OF Prayers.
Prayer meetings will be conducted
every afternoon at o'clock this week
by The Ladies Missionary Society of
the cambridge street Baptist Church.
The meetings will be hei6 in the parlor
OF the church. except Wednesday, when
II viii take place in the church at the
time of the regular weekly meeting. 6
o'clock. AT that time Mrs. j. w. Dur
ham, Mrs White, Mrs. T.. 4. Williams
and others Will make short talks The
public is invited.
Assaulted Negro.
Four neEroes-Algie Hughes. Onic
Armistead. Butler and Eddie Keys
were arrested late Saturday night on
duct. and assaulting stick" Williams,
also colored. They will be given a
hearing this morning by Justice III. A.
Maurice.
Repent Christmas Music.
Christmas music was repeated yes
terday in most OF the Southsida
churches. and despite the Indictment
weather the New Years service drew
large congregations.
Observe New Years
New Years Day will be appropriate
~ observed to-day In South Richmond
Most of the business houses Will give
their employees an opportunity to ccIe-
brate the birth of 1911. though In some
Instances only half-holiday will he
allowed.
Funeral OF Mr.. Taylor.
The funeral of John IT, Taylor who
died Friday at his home. 1929 Hull
street. took place yesterday afternoon
at O'Clock from the residence. In
tcrment was in AIaury Cemetery.
ChiId's Denth.
Bolton, fourtecn-month-ol old son of
MIR. and Mrs. Marshall Savory. Of 300
ScmmcS street. died Yesterday morn
ing. Funeral arrangements Will he
made to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02
NO GREAT RUN EXPECTED
Bunk VIII Have No Difficulty In Keep
Ing Doors Open.

WestlieId. Mass. Janunry l.-Trus-
ices of the Westneld Savings Bank
whose treasurer Velonus w Crowson,
was arrested last night following tho
discovery OF shortage OF nearly
$4,000 In the bank funds, met to-day
and appointed Daniel +. c. Doherty.
Nice-Eresident and member OF the
board. TO fill the office of treasurer I'm.
III such time as q permanent treasurer
Is selected. Offers of assistance have
been received from other banking in
stitntiors. and although no great run
expected. depositors who desire Ia
withdraw their accounts tomorrow
when the bank opens for business wilt
ind the bank prepared for their de-
mands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02
HOLLY FES1IVA
AT K|LMARHOCk
Spirited Contest for Queen.
Steamer Lancaster Is
Pulled Off.
lSpectaltoT bc T,,osp;

t"peCldl 10 ' ne 'ItmcS- DiSDa CHI !
Lancaster Va. January LIN spite
of dark skies and muddy roads tho
Christmas holly festival, at Kiimar-
mock, was attended by one of the largest
ass"mblagcs ever seen there The con-
test for queen Of the holly realm was
spirited and closely contested Tho
hohor Tell to Miss Agnes Palmer of
Niimarnock, who won by IL vote OF ~
10 JIG. only men being allowed to vote
INC coronation address was to have
pecn delivered by Warner Ball tho
poet-orator of tho Northern Neck. but
owing to his inability TO he present,
ms place was supplied BY Robin O,
MOTIFS, Jrr who performed this duty i'm
graceful manner. The coronation
cNerciSes were followed by banquet
and IL brilliant ball
The Christmas season now drow;py
10 a close has been cniivcncd here nv
many family reunions and many old
fashioned Virginia diniugs where re-
iattves AMI friends cniov Themselves
around the comfortable hcarthstone
and the well-ladcn table. one Of tho
most delightful social functions of the
season was that ,,ivcn by MIR. ana Mrs
Philip NJ. Gresham, at their handsome.
new home on .r"n::.--::-;.; square
Among the invited guests were Mr.
and Mrs. w. NJ Pinckartl, DR. and Nirs
oldham. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w Mich
DIS OF st. Joseph. Missouri: Miss Bette
5rookc, OF Roanoke; Miss Susie chill
ton, Miss Lila Combs, Miss Alice Chill
ton. Cadets Ralph and cyrus Chiffon
or the Virginia I'olytcclnIc institute
carroll Gresham and Frank l.. Brent
MI and Mrs. Gresham were assisted i'm
receiving and entertaining their guests
oN Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly pinckard
mother of Mrs. Gresham. and hy Miss
trace Gregory Fincl<ard. her sister
Alter an elegant supper the company
spent the rest of the evening I'm play
ing cards.
nc steamer Lancaster OF Tho Mary
lahd' Delaware and Virginia Line
| which went ashore near tile mouth Of
ne Crotoman R'ver last Monday. was
hauled off Friday afternoon nv n
tug that came down from Baltimore
FOR that purpose. 1t is not thought
that tho steamer has boon material,v
damaged by the accident At one time
1t was thought tia: she would have
To he dug out of tho nats on Which she
went aground.
George w Tallcy. an old ana we'll
known citizen of this county died Fri
day Mt his homo near Regina. after
about ono weeks illness from phneu-
monia. in the SEVENTEEN year Of his
age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02
GOES ON STUMP
FOR EX-HUSbAND
Gets Divorce Decree, Then Helps
in Campaign for Seat in
Congress.

oklahoma City. Okla, January Il
Il am happy now as the wife of George
Lya Motto. attachc OF the United States
Indian agency. ono time athlete, de-
sccndant OF the Chppewas. whose
name Is older than that America"
That Is the statement Of Mrs. George
GREGORY La Motto, until u few mon tbs
ago the wife of Representative Bird
:. Mcclure She foorsook Washing
ton society and became week ago
Mrs. La Motto. of the little town of
Pawhuska, where she has built up II
real estate business, and where her
husband Is In the government service.
BY mutual agreement the McGuircs
went into court at Pawncc. A divorce
was granted to the wife early last
summer. Friends of the husband be-
licved that the trial of the divorce suit
would cause him To lose many votes in
the election. lie viewed the sub ect
from this angle and then Mrs.l Mcclure
offered Il solution.
She proposed that she take the stump
In Mr. McGuire's behalf despitc The
fact that their divorce suit had stirred
state society. For six weeks she cam
paigncd In a manner which would have
done credit to veteran politician. She
SHOOK hands. made public speeches. ana
all the while urged the voters to sup
port her erstwhile husband.
Mr. Mcclure won by 81 safe majority.
and then Mrs Mcclure and Mr. La
Motto planned their marriage. The
ceremony was performed at Pawnee in
n simple manner. At the same time
Representative Mcclure was at his
apartments in Washington. -. c.. his
mind centred on the marshaishp nglIt
which had developed with the resiSna
ton OF John - .Abcrnathy.
Mr. la Motto is OF French and In
dian descent lie comes OF the ancien t
Chippcwas and was born near still
water, Mimi lie was reared near there
and ~ Wisconsin. Canada and Mich :
gan, living about the lake coast coun-
try. lie attended a private school in
Quebec. aud then went to Kansas Uni
Versity AT Lawrence. kan. While
there he became well known through
out the Mississippi Valley In football.
baseball ana track and field college
sports. Ills reputation attracted II play
wright, who wrote 'Strongheart -
woven about incidents of his life
lie caWc TO Oklahoma in 1905 will,
the Pawhuaka Townsit. Commission.
under Frank F'rantz, ono time Gov
ernor. and at the expiration Of the
commission. entered the United States
government Indian service at the
Usage agency, where ne has been since.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02
Notwithstanding.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
amherst, Va. January Ono OF
me most beautiful weddings OF tho
Christmas season took place at &.
Marks Church. at Clifford this countv
on Wednesday evening last. when Miss
May Marie Harding became the bride
OF William Henry Kent. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. c. i.
Blankenshtp. of Amherst The church
was tastefully decorated in Christmas
dies. The color scheme OF white and
yellow was well carried out. Miss
Mamie Harding. sister of the bride.
acted as maid OF honor. and Donald
Kent, brother of the groom. was hest
man. After the ceremony n luncheon
was served at the home of the bride
MT ana Mrs. Kent left "Wednesday
night for Florida for stay OF seynroI
weeks. after which they will return
TO Amherst. where they will reside.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02
HARDWARE BUSINESS GOOD
st. Louis House Makes big Gnin for
the Year 1910.

ST. Louis. Mo. December II, 19te-
The Norvell-Shapleigh hardware Com
In sales for 1910 over 1909 of $l,45O.00O
In 1909 they gained more than Sl.5HO.-
600 over 1905. In two years they have
therefore gained over s3.0OOOOO in
sales.
The company stated their gain in
1910 was made by the same number
OF statesmen, and without opening amy
in their lines of goods
There was no speculative buying OF
hardware in 1910, and merchants only
bought goods as they needed them.
Tho company attribute their re-
nsarkable gains to Good Service
their house motto-and the quality of
their "DIAMOND EDGE" line OF tools
and cutlery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02
chnrIottesvIl,c Weddings.

Especial 10 The Times DiSpa tchl
Charlottesville. Va. January IL
Roscoe u. Rhodes, former resident
of this city and graduate In civil en-
gineering. at the University OF Vir-
Einia aud Miss Bessie Nrceland. Of
Butler, \. H.. were married yesterday
at the brides home. After visit "a
the groom'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +
i. Rhodes in this city, they will Eo 10
Georgetown 5. c.. where the groom
has charge of the Dupont powder
works plant
Oscar Spencer and Miss Minnie Nav
yer, both OF North Garden. this coun-
y. were married yesterday at tho
Baptist parsonage at North Garden,
the Rev Il. r. Lamb performing the
ceremony. The bride Is the daughter
of b. II Mnwyer. and the groom Is a
young farmer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02
MACHINE TURNS TURTLE
Occupants cnmrhf In Debris md Bndiy
|t. Injured. MI

Wilmington. Del, January IA Sc
rious automobile accident occurred to-
day near New Castle, Del, five miles
from Wilmington. y forty horsc power
car, owned and driven by William G.
coNc. president Of tho Harlan & ITol-
linGsworth Car and ShipbiIilding Com
pany, and sonin-law of George r.
Baer. president of the Philadelphia and
Reading hallway, turned turtle. Mr..
Coke and Arthur n, Garrett, u Will
mington manufacturer were pinned
under tho machine. The other occu-
pant, Lawyer John +. Neary was
thrown clear. hut was badly bruised.
Passengers of an electric car drag
Sed Coke and Garrett from beneath the
debris CoNc was seriously hurt about
The head and back, and Garrett was
severely cut about the head
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02
South Richmond Burea u.
Tho Times Dispatch.

iIuo ttull street.
With the advent of the New Year
the collection OF toll on Alayo's Bridge
ceased. This structure, Which has
bound together tho north and south
criy OF the city saturday afternoon.
Many teamstcrs who rendered their
usual fare We're surprised when it was
refused There was no ceremony in
cidcnt to the occasion. and few ucople
were aware that the bridge had been
made free.
w J. Doyle has been appointed keep
er OF The bridge by City Engineer
L. OF policing tho structure.
II Is cNpectcd that largo norton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02
KEEP AGREEMENT
THIRTY-0NE YEARS
Az Year Passes Old Friends Meet on
bridge md Exchange
Greetings.

iSnecial to The Times Dispatch.1
h!ncbburE, Vn., January T.
When the city clock tolIcd the mid
night hour Inst night, ushering In n
new year, John Shine, Waterman ut
The old city pump station, George
johnson, Waterman Of nenrby
plhnt, md Policeman ID. 4. DrIskiII,
met on bridge over tho canal In
fr"nt.Mpf the pump house, shook
hands md went home. For thirty
Dnc years Shine and Johnson have
kept their agreement, made mt the
beginning of that period, to meet
on this bridge as long ny they lived
10 s,rntch the old year ont. Eighteen
Senrs ago Policeman DrIsisiiI was
admitted into tho nErccmcnt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02
Seven yyeddinrs IN ono nv

SnccIdI 10 TIC 'TimeS- DiSpntCh.
Chatham. VA, January 1.-Wcdncs-
day was a record breaker for the NUM-
her of couples married here in ono ,lay.
Seven couples werc united. Rev n. IL.
Sanford. pastor of the Baptist Church,
performing the seven ceremonies. FOL
and Miss Maggie Myers. Oscar Mayhem
and Mary L.. Crouch, J. NJ. Walden and
MISS Atwood Dalton. John -. Farmer
Scrusgs and Miss Elsie ncns. James
T., Hall asd Miss Ada Farthiny. Charles
G. Russell and Miss Millic Adams
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02
SEEK TO HAVE BOY
TAKEN FROM JAIL
Winchester People May Ask
President Taft to Consider
His Case.
His OF ENsE SLIGHT
Now i'll City Prison Surrounded
by Criminal lnilu-
cnccs.
Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch ]

Special 10 Tho Times DispatchI
Winchester. Va, January l.-Presi-
dent Taft IS to be asked, in (, petition
from Winchester people. to take some
action at once in tho case Of John AN
dcrson. young orphan, aud not force
me boy TO spend the entire winter.
spring and carly summer surrounded
by hardened criminals in the Winchcs-
Ter Jail, where he Is now confined on
the charge of removing ~ brass handle
nnu plate from one Of tile doors OF HE
new Winchcstcr post-oilcc The law
hid not permit United states Commits
sioner a. j. Jarenncr 70 try the case
on It's merits. and in default OF 500
bail the boy had to 70 To Jail. IT WAS
The Impression that bis case would
come up "a term OF the United states
Court for the Western District of Vir-
Einia at charlottesville on January o.
hut District Attorney ShGpcs Gillespie.
or Ia%eweli. states that no cases OF
mat character VIII be considered until
the court meets in IIarrisonbtrE In
June. Anderson has been in Jail two
months, and many cypress the opinion
Efforts viii be made however to in
dncc President TAFT TO haze the boz:
sent t" To the Nati2na Training school
Tor Boys at Washington. as his present
SURROUNDINGS and enforced association
with criminals is having bad effect
upon his morals.
There were many noisy dcmonstra-
lions III Winchester early this morn
IHS III tcltbIhliDU OF inc advent OF
1911, aud, dcarite the notice given by
the Chief Of Police that the iiring OF
dynamite crackers Is prohibitcd b. ia.y
largo number of them were Get of
III various sections Of the town. Watch
night services held in Market street
Methodist EpiHcopa' Church Ivy Rcv.
Arthur ~ Siaele were largely at
tended.
Mrs. Clara McAlccr McShcrry. tho
widow OF Chief Justice lanes Me-
sherry. OF Maryland. who dich at Fred
crick. Md. several days ago, was n
,iiccc OF Mrs, Annie Il. Baker. wife OF
tamillus s Baker. OF Winchester, who
died in this city tho same day.
Although many people have died in
tho Winchester Memorial IiospItal
since II was opened number Of years
ego, tho first funeral To take placo
from that institution Was hold Il Few
days agn over the remains Of the child
or William +. Cooke. OF the State
Highway Commission. who las hocn
engaged In new road work in mis-
Ecction Of tho state for tho past year.
THO child died al the hospital ana ,he
services were conducted BY Rev w
y! smith, rector OF Chriet Episcopal
Church.
II was stated at the Winches,or Nc
mortal Hospital to-day that DR.. Rob
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02
ADJUSTMENTS
Academy. matinee and night-Robcrt
iiiliinrd In "a Fool There Was"
Dijou, matinee and niEht--"Mam'-
zclIe."
Lubln-yauaeviI1e.
"a Fool There WAS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

- Fool There was.v
Robert billiard. who comes TO the
Academy to-day, matinee and night,
and tomorrow night, has found in "a
Fool There Was" one of the big dra-
matte successes OF the period. II
makes vital the man victim OF the
vampire woman In Rudyard Kiplins'
poem. which was. in it's turn, Inspired
by Burne-Joncss startling picture.
phlegmatic Britishcrs. Upon poem and
painting has been based an up-to- Il tc
american life play. which deals with
that all too familiar condition, the
witchery which hypnotic women. espe-
tially when beautiful. exert over men
OF brains and position.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-02

Special TO The Times Dispatch
LEnchbnre, Va. january IA pretty
nome marriage took place THURSDAY
evening at the residence of MIR. and
Mrs NJ Sholes, when their dnugh-
ter. Miss Elsie. became tho bride Of
M,Ieorge s. Foster. both of I.vnchburg.
ne minister was Rev. w. r. Cooprr
or the Memorial Methodist Church
MISS Ethel Sholes. a. cousin of tho.
bride; was the maid OF honor and Jack
spraulin was the best man. After a
adelpnia and New York they will live
at $40 Stuart street