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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
N MECHEN
Or. c. L. e. Cartwright Will Deliver
Lecture This EVENING IN First
NJ z. Church.

This evening pr. g l.. +. Cartwright
Of IittSburg will give l".iur. in IN.
First ~ T. church under the aus
pieces Of thu = y. brotherhood Of the
church. Dr cartwright appeared in
th" city about two months aco under
~" auspices 90 tn. Ladies' Bible class
81 tho church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
Death Angel Calls
Elmer F.. Chapman

Pearce street. occurred on Saturday
evening at SO o'clock the death OF
Leroy O'Hare. only son of Eliza and
the late Robert O'Hare. The deceased
was native of Wheeling and had
been employed in the nail department
Of the La Belle mill. His death was
caused by pulmonary trouble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
Luke Cain.

- - lEen,trH To- 'I- i,t.liirorrer
GRAFTON. ". Va. July l6-Llke
Cain. aged rs. died suddenly here yes
tcrday morning. \ vile and seven
children survive. The funeral occurs
Monday from 81. Aucustine's Catholic
church. with inferment in the local
Catholic cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17

Mrs Walter Mcclure. OF Woodlawn.
pleasantly entertained in honor OF her
guest. Miss Fred LETTERS. of Woods
field. o. Those present were Miss JEFF
fers. Miss Kirk. Miss Helen Cowden.
Mrs. Ben Neuhardt. Mrs. John Nc
Clure and Mrs. Walter Mcclure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17

The members of the Ladies' Jelve-
Tia Swietzer Society will entertain
their friends Al O'Clock supper
will he served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
Suicided IN Hotel

~. -! .rrt,u o" tie fr'.ffircr-e-.
PARKERSBTRG. " Va. july lG.-
TIL" remains Of Earl Kunst. who cu-
his throat iu Washington hotel wero
brought home to-day. 40 cause for
the suicide is known \ Vito and
daughter survive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
Maccabecs.

The ladies of Burt Hive No -. La
dies or the Maccabees. will give
euchre and lawn fete az the corner or
Forty second and Woods streets on
Wednesday evening. July IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17

\ picnic will be held ~ tho Fair
Grounds this afternoon by tho knights
Of 81 George of ST Alphonsus church
This IS tho annual picnic Of the order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
kimberly-DouqIass.

The marriage of Mr.. Clifford r.
Kimberly and Miss Elsie Douglass. or
cambridge. was solemnized at the
parsonage OF the First Presbyterian
church Saturday afternoon at ;
o'clock by the Rev. W. A. Cook. They
left for an extended honeymoon on
the lakes. expecting to be home about
August first.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
Lawn Ect-.

Marion Chapter No. I. Order Of tho
Eastern star. will hold lawn fete
Thursday. July 20. on the lawn VI
Lewis Bachman. ~ Edgwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
Dance

A. the Country club on Wednesday
evening dinner dance will no gwen.
Mcister's orchestra Will furnish tho
music
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
Children's PARTY.

The little children. Naomi and WI.
bur. OF MIR. and Mrs. Charles Rossei.
or South Eoff street. were surprised
by their many little friends Saturday
evening. In honor OF their BIRTHDAYS.
as the children are nine and seven
years old. respectively. on the same
day. Many amusements were enjoyed
during the hours from until Q
O'Clock. The little folks present we're
Misses Ethel Burke, Madaline Hold
erman. Esther Perley. Alberta Keck.
Margaret Bond. Eva Wedonic. Ber-
nadine Rossell. Rosella Rossell. Rolla
Burke and Naomi Rossell: Messrs.
Ray Humes. Geo. LaFlan, Nile Bow.
George Sherman. William Almond.
Edward Lineberger. Oscar Holder
man. Norman Holderman. Cecil Arm
strong. Matthew Cossen and Wilbur
Rossell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
Euchre Club.

The Violet Euchrc club will hold a
lawn party or tho Dlmmcv lawn at
Forest Wow this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
SOCIETY
No More Dances at Park.

Mrs. Spooner has announced to her
pupils that in the future her dances
at the park will be discontinued. ow-
ing TO the late start in the season.
Mrs. Spooner said that had the dan
cling hall not been denied her at the
beginning or the season. they would
have continued. but as II was only re.
Gently that the dances were begun.
the lateness OF the season has marred
their success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17

IHn '.rrrI uf flr Iafo +lchuIre
'HIe ffr prominent resident vfo
f..d rn Ir.dts rt'r.rr. 1900 bo te.i
ffI. morn ur from h.. 'afn re. idcrsa
go $50 fifF Market .frrrt Services
90 Tho hpfI." nf 500 O'Clock vII ha
fo'loH'd hs requiem hIph mae. af $50
Affon r. church Tho Ne. Father
Potter "HI DT'.afo. arl tfe into.
mont fII ln msdn af So Cafsrr,
rrmcfcrf Friend of fur famU. 900
lr conveyed f1 fhc comr'er. on 90
special 'ar leaving frr church .mme
firflIr after fhr .rr..rr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
Karqes Obseouies.

This morning from her late homo ~
go --i, Jacob street VIII be held tho
funeral of The late Mrs Katherine
barge. rho old aud VoIl kuoRn resi-.
dent ~ the city who dfod on Satur.
day woruir~ ~ s.nu O'Clock RcGui
on high mass niil hr sung ~ - a.
h.oreu- church. o. which .rr vas O.
member. and .rfornouf vill follow ~
ST. calvary cemetery Mrs Karros
hose maiden name Ua- BoItl. vas
Born bon German. January l. f.4t. ami
came 90 Wheeling May g. 1-tf on
Nas &C. $500. etn vas united 100 NAV
r.r.c hare "Ifh Nntinnt Karaa4. uho
survives her together nffn too
cIurhfrr- Mr. Louis SOIL and Wr
brennan aud $50 SONS. William and
tfflrl far~s.. 900 uf WhorIre shc
g. ai.D survived ht $3.50 brother and
o ...'nr r"..dirc fn Grrmarr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17

leroy O'Hare
~ tAc family honr af $50 fgs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-17
PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN DIES
SUNDAY EVENING.
Manager Of Well Known Firm Of w.
n. Chapman & Sons-Had Been
~! Some Time.

Last evening at $40 o'clock. NJ his
beautiful home at Kenwood Place. oc-
CURED the death of Elmer r. Chan
man. manager OF me well known firm
of W. II. Chapman 4 Sons. of Main
street At his bedside when the spirit
fled TO that bourne from which no
traveller e'er returns. were the sorrow
ing members Of his family. TO whom
the dread summons OF the grim reaper
was not unexpected. but to whom II
brought. nevertheless. shock of sad
ness
Mr.. Chapman had been I'm III health
for more than year. having under
zone serious operation on January
.. 1910. He partially recovered from
this and for some time IL was hoped
that he would regain his wonted health
and strength. but IL was not to he
He made a heroic fight against tho
rroads OF disease and bore all hts
sufferlngs with a calm courage and
iortitudc. Every possible effort OF
medical science was made 20 alleviate
his pain and check tho progress OF the
destroyer. hut all that human skill
could do was IN vain.
Character Sketch.
The deceased was born in Wheeling
on September -. sos. being "A son OF
Mr. and Mrs. William " Chapman.
prominent residents Of this city. He
obtained his early education in the
Wheeling schools. graduating ~ the
head of his class. Soon after. nc he
came associated with his father and
brother IN business. and since 1885
lad been manager OF the firm In
business circles Of this CITY he was
hold In the highest esteem and was
i.nOwn nv all 10 he absolutely fair and
honest in all his dealings II vas
often said Of him that his word was
~ good as his bond
on June Gth. 1859. no was united I'm
marriage 20 Miss Amelia u Nincher.
well known Young lady Of This Citv.
who survives him. together with two
sons. William Ray. aged sixteen. and
James Francis. aged five. lie is also
survived by his father and mother. Mr..
and Mrs. W ~. Chapman. and one
brother and FIVE sisters as follows
Walter &C. Chapman. With whom he
was associated in business Mrs 7. ~.
Jones. Mrs. George LETTERS and Mrs.
Frank Bvcott. All OF Wheeling. Mrs
=. ~ Sisson. Of chicago. and Mrs.
George 70 Hoffman. 10 Pit'sburg
BE vas a consistent and valued
member o. the Fourth Street VI r..
church having united with that con
Eregar.on many years ago I'm fra
'ernal circles DEE was prominent and
popular. being % member Of Wheeling
lodc" 80. ~. %. T. .. Elhs and ~ The
knights OF Pf'hias Zoo addition 20
being manager of rho Chapman firm.
10 was vice president ~ the Klieves
rr..f.fr ffrrrUr.4rr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
BODY IS FOUND
IN ONION PATCH
LANDLADY AND BOARDE.H BOTH
PROTEST INNOCENCE OF
! THE CRIME.

Especial TO The Richmond virginian. }
NORFOLK. VA, June e.-Nrs.
Minnie L. Murdoch and Charles
Merkle, a boarder. now being held
In the harfoIk, county. jalt FIJI Pysrts-
mouth In connection with the muir
der OF Harry Harding. another
hoarder. to-day both protested their
Innocence and defended each other.
but told conflicting stories bearing on
the circumstances OF the Masons
Creek tragedy. which was uearth ed
when the body Of Harding was found
last evening buried in an onion patel,
near the Murdock woman's house, be-
tween Ocean View and the James
town exposition grounds.
While both MerkIe and the wo-
man still he'd TO the story tina; they
discovered the murdered, body of
Harding without. ,.hs. slighees. .afar-
nation as To how he came to his
death. the woman in telling of the
burial OF the body. said IL was drawn
from the house by Merkle with the
use OF rope while Merkle declared
that both he and the woman car
ried the body from the house to the
onion patch grave on a board
The county officials are still at work
on the case. Jealousy 10 still be-
lieved by the police to have been the
cause OF the crime.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
CARDINAL GIBBONS
HIGHLY H0N0RED
NATIONS NoTADLEss PRESENT AT
PRELATEs GOLDEN JUBILEE
IN. BALTIMORE.
LARGE CROWD PRESENT
PRESIDENT TAFT, FORMER PREsi-
DENT ROOSEVELT, vICE-PREs-
IDENT SHERMAN AND CABI-
MET MEMBERS THERE.

BALTIMORE, MD, June with
President Taft, former President
Roosevelt. Vice President Sherman,
Chief Justice White, of the Supreme
Court, Governor Crothers and hun
dreds OF men prominent In every
walk of life present the Golden Jub-
lice Of Cardinal Gibbons was cele-
brated here to-day.
1t was a dual observance this being
also the twenty-fifth anniversary of
the elevation of the guest of honor to
the Cardinalate.
Gov. Crothers presided at the cere-
monies In the Fifth Regiment arm
DRY.
Addresses were made by the Presi-
dent. Col. Roosevelt and Cardinal
Gibbons.
The big raised platform. which
seated 500 people. was decorated in
red. the Cardinals color.
President Taft arrived in his pri-
vate car from Washington. which
was attached to Baltimore and Ohio
limited train at Mount Royal Station
shortly before 4 o'clock and was at
once driven, In an automobile TO the
armory where the reception was held.
The station lis only few blocks away
from the aruory. President Taft Will
return to Washington on the train
leaving Mount Royal Station at 30
p. NJ
The occasion brought together a no.
table gathertng-the President of the
United States, the Vice President. a
former President. Theodore Roose-
welt. the Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court Of the United States United
States Senator'S, members or the
House OF Representatives and ar,
bassadors and ministers representing
the diplomatic corps at Washington
By ali routes crowds poured into
the city from every point in the eoun-
try.
large delegation OF Baitimorean.
went 10 the capital and escorted
President Taft TO this city.
In his address the President eulo-
gfzed the cardinal as a great church
man. and citizen who has taken an
active part IN the welfare of his
country.
Into the great arnory were packed
thousands of people.
Colonel Roosevelt arrived at 2.3o
and was the guest of former Attor-
ney General Charles J. Bonaparte Mr.,
bonapArtes automobile met the colo
mel at the station
II was probably the most distfn
suished assem- blage that ever gather
ed in this city. Under Instructions
from Marshal Farnan. chief of detec-
tives McGovern had every plain
clothes man available stationed
around the station and inside the ar
mory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06

two thickets and the white teachers
at the school are afraid to frequent
1t because of the fact that negro
men living In that section have re-
peatedly annoyed them when they
passed to and fro over the road.
Makes Good Showing.
superintendent Ritter was instruct
ed by the board to admit not less
than rs pupils at the beginning Of
next session There were 50 pupils
In the school this year and 20 at the
opening session. Next year there will
be $50 more applicants than oan pos
sibly be accommodated by the school.
Reports received by the board
showed that $4,000 was spent this
session for maintenan nee. This was
an average OF $3.50 a month and all
OF the money was spent In this COM
rnunity. Besides this sum, a total of
$4,000 was expended In improve
ments at the school
DR.. j. w. Ayler. OF this city, was
elected physician to the school, sue
ceedfng Or. Picker. who left Hamp-
ton more than q year ago. Other
routine business Was transacted by
the board.
Hold Commencement.
Before the business session of the
held its annual commencement exer-
cises- The exercises opened with a
pray per by a ooiored blind preacher
who Is taking a course tn the school.
The preacher was stricken blind a
year ago while preaching in Peters
burg.
A blind choir sang several selec-
tons and some Of the blind girls gave
exhibitions Of work In geography and
math emf tics, white some OF the deaf
children gave exh rbi lions Of board
writing.
Chairman Harry r. Houston. of the
board Of visitors, made an address to
the blind pupils while g. .. Eurftt. OF
Staunton also a mem Der OF the board,
interpreted the speech to the deaf
children by means OF finger signs.
A blind girl pupil Of the school
made a voluntary response to the
address, thanking the white people
Of Virginia for establishing the school
for colored deaf and blind children.
After the commencement exercises.
the visitors adjourned 10 the super
intendent's offioe at 1890 o o'clock and
held their regular meeting. Those at
tending were. Chairman Harry X.
Houston: Samuel Steiner. of Rich
mond; G. D. Eurft, of stanton; A.
&C. waIke<, OF Waakerton. and E. L.
Ford, OF Newport News.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
BOARD OF VISITORS
CALL 1T A HOLD-UP
Land Company at Newport News Asks $500 Acre for
Land Needed to Increase Site of Deaf and Blind
School-May Appeal to Courts

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June g.
Unless tho Old Dominion Land Com
pany will make more reasonable
price than $500 an acre for rs acres
OF land which the State school for
the deaf and blind negro children
Is anxious to buy near the school.
appeal with be made to the courts.
This decision was reached yesterday
by its regular meeting at the tnsu-
tuition.
The institution has been trying for
some time to get a price on the prop
erty In question. but was unable to
do 30 until recently. The price named
then by the land company was $500
and the members OF the board were
somewhat incensed as they regarded
the price wholly unreasonable.
Attorney S. Gordon Cumming, coun-
sci to the board. was directed to
appeal TO the courts TO condemn land
on the Lake property for a walk way
from the school to the street car
line. The board has been trying to
buy this land for months, but the
Lake interests have declined to sell
at any price.
The present walkwev from the
school to the car line winds through
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
QUESTION UP To
JUDGE williams
ATTORNEY GENERAL, MUST ranfrn
WHICH DISTRICT oLD pGAM
C1aEsTER Is IN.

Just bow old Manchester win VET
In the Legislative elections thi9 nlxsG
viii be decided by the Attorney G.
erAL The General. Assem- big = NJ b r. q
course be the anal Judge ~ 70 IT. -
galfty of the election OF fta memho9p lal
Apparently all previous cAlcu1ak3A0x
on this NOTED question have just nooSES
upset by an opinion given out b.
M. Martin, chairman OF the oity oea3S
ocratfo Committee. Mr.. Martina TILE
- that old Manchester has suFronHlR&
ed its city charter and has bsooa.a +
part OF Richmond, known a. WaAn1G~3
ton Ward, that there IL now ~ 60 v
place az Manchester and consoQmlx L
no vote could be expected from 4
ballots A. Washington Ward 81 Ie191
mond sAsa
Speaker OF the House. Rlennf
Evelyn Byrd In a published inteFvtalN
eeE days ago stated. that - $Aesx$8 r.;
islativs districts were lined out ~
Legislature. there was no power oo1f y
change them except the Lag4a1n1
and the ola districts that we're -
feet at the adjournment OF til 111
General Assembly, would romAlD
force until changed by that body. gSs8
II Is understood the matter VT
ia Ken up by the city COMMITTEES -
day night, but apparently no sq1k1
the city committee would be- 6Na4
the case will be up to tina Atto1U
General to decide. ssSssss33
Leading politicians and lawyers
divided in their opinions "a the
ject and strong arguments are CO
by both sides. ssS
The old city Of Manchester
part in the election OF the 0cA1o9 ~
gate from Chesterfield and ro11
counties and city OF AAnoheo1e9
for the senator from the stxteeo&N
tract composed Of 0oochland, I0
tan, Chesterfield counties and tm4
OF Manchester. These two onMA4
are tho only ones elected by tn
ton which Is causing 90 much a.
sion among the leaders OF thl9 e1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
MARKET IRREGULAR
At THE OPENING
TONE EASY ON THE STOCK Elk
CHANGE. WITH SLIGHT PRICE
CONCESSIONS.

NEW YORK. June 6.--here was a
moderate degree OF irreguiarity at the
opening of the stock market to-day.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Inter
Metropolitan common made small
fractional gains. United States Steel
common yielded as and the rest Of
the list generally followed the same
course. The tone at the end Of af-
teen minutes was generally easier
After the first few minutes the
market became strong. many issues
showing d fair amount of gain.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds strong.
The market was dull during the
second hour. price changes being un-
important.
Market closed strong.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
LABOR LISTENS -. =.
TO ADDRESS BY
GOVERNOR Mann

tContnued from first FaKe.D
tween professional men and laboring
men but these distinctions are some
times In error, The skilled laborer
today stands Oh the same footing an
tho professional man and we all know
that the American laborer is not only
the most efficient but the best paid
The doctor, preacher and lawyer
makes reputation through ability, A.
deity, and effort. They must be faith
ful and true, and they succeed to the
extent to which they are faithful The
same characteristics set the price and
value Of skilled labor.
Therefore It 10 the duty OF every
man to increase his skill and ability
that he may stand at the head OF labor
al the lawyer or doctor stands at the
head of their professions. There 10 no
limit to human endeavor except that
limit fixed by man himself.
Though there should be no differ
ences between capital and labor there
VITA be differences, and in these diff
ferences 1t In human nature for each
side to see only from its own view
point. Forty years law practice has
taught me that the other side may have
. different view from mine and still
not be foolish.
Settle Differences.
: u 'LabortnE snen should try 10 settle
thcwC OAkVs 0uSu0 ~ AAhNAty 10 pOu~
sible. through honest. conscientious ar
bitrators II possible You may not get
all you Whnt by, settlements through
impartial rnedtators, bnt you viii Gxt
In the neighboYhood OF what you want
and you win have the satisfaction Of
knowing thu ether fellew do not get
all he wanted.
At the last Legislature 4 bill was
presented providing that railroads and
other similar corporations pay their
employees every two weeks. The bin
came TO mo and vetoed Il. because
the attorney general told mo It was
unconstitutional.
II did not stop there, hut wrote
to the heads Of theee corporations
asking that they pay tho employees
every two weeks because Of tho .wlde-
spread demand for t1ss ssmi-month.
iy payment Of salaFseA wanted the
public satissad. bot ! oouid not sign
the bill ana adhere 20 the oath,
took 70 uphold the ooOat1tukicn. Those
aalnpafaaaS xAtG1 1GknaA6 ~ ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
SENATOR SWANSEA
IS MUCH IMPR|||Q' I
EXPECTS TO BE ABLE 10
sUME HIS DUTIES by MEI1 I
OF WEEK.

Especial to The Richmond vtxG
WASHINGTON. D, c., JUS
was e, declared by Senator 0saHs
private secretary to-day that t47
dition OF the Senator Is impFoV
that he will be able, tas HnM
duties probably by the end ~
week. Senator Swanson - u0V
lantic City. but keeps In 0a3lx
with his Office here. His IL
caused by ptomatne poie0nlu1
est advices from Senator 0wn1
that he is gaining strength 9
poets to return 70 WashiuU
few days. |s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
BRIEF TO BE FILED IN
ROAD CROSSING CASE

The Yanceyville road case was ar
gued by Attorney r. r. Tunstan for
the Southern Railway Company be-
fore the State Corporation Commits
sion Tuesday. A brief will be filed
and the commission win further con-
slider the case at some future date.
The case grows out OF contention
az TO who should pay the cost OF
grading where the county road
crosses the tracks of the Southern
Railway sCempan,f
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
CONGRESSMAN JONES
HERE MONDAY NIGHT

Congressman w. A. Jones arrived
here Monday night from Spotsyivania.
where he spoke Monday. Spending
the night nj Murphy's hotel. he lef,
early Tuesday morning for King
William Courthouse. where he was
billed to speak Tuesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
ST.
u ~
90

Wfn BE- placed In service % Ifenka
leaving Richmond ~ Has A. ~, 4n2GE3
Sunday. with parlor car. rsanAine a
2.26 p. M, Stsunton 400 p. NJ, A.
p. NJ, and White Sulphur 7:iS p. =, MI
going TO C.. a o. Mountain Resorsa, - r.
most desirable arriving time 1t Ill c. = On
Trains new leaving Richmond $50 IN
the West win on and after next sunday W
Richmond at 100 p. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06

The regular monthly meeting of the
board OF supervisors Of Henrico coun-
ty was held Tuesday. The board was
engaged principally In the considera-
ton IT c0n6 mattnEA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06

AdtutAnt GENERAL w. w. sale. who
Was Injured Sunday afternoon whom his
trap ooiiided With An automobila, was
doing n4cely Tuesday morning. His
principal injury II : srrained wrist
from which he expects 70 recover In .
tew dayA IA AxAnaas t. b ~ Ais nf.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
Mr.. KirsIcy 20 WEI

r, WEIGH KirtIey. aged ~. 0
p. Robertson. aged 1s. wego5
q marriage license Tusa1a1s
clerks ONCE OF the huGe1
The prospective groom II
with the law department oC
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