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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26
OLD CONFLICT ON
AGAIN IN GREAT FURY

[Spscial Gable 10 The Times Dlspatehl
Berlin. February oo.---Thn old con
hict between tho supporters OF the
Latin and the tiothr character ii,
writing German has again broken out
With Great fury. The immediate cause
OF this fresh outbreak is the accept
ancc by the Petition Committee of the
ReichstaE Of a petition signed by
numerous influential persons begging
that the Latin character he tho only
one used IN the first Three years of
school instruction. @
tition have already been summoned
and the Latin side have taken up
the challenge with great spirit The
Gothic people rely mainly on national
sentiment and on q certain strong
support given to their cause BY Bis
marck and other national heroes
The Latins say that their cf1nrac
civilized world. that tho Scandinavian
countries have given UP Gothic. that
Its use is injurious to the eyes. and
that even il Gothic be maintained.
every German child must also learn tn,
Latin character. Under the present
dual system every child must learn
eight aiphabcts. namely. capitals and
in Gothic and In Latin
Tho tendency &c leading business
houses In their correspond ence. Is TO-
wards tho adoption OF the Latin char
;.cter, md a similar tendency is dis
played by publishers OF scientific
works. In Austria and in the Ger
man cantons Of Switzerland there is
favor OF the exclusive use OF tho Ro-
man type. In Germany tho Gothic
character dies hard. hut the !inal ylc-
tory of tho Latin Is assured.
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Gordonsville Social News


Gordonsville, Va. February 2e.-Alrs.
John Daniel. OF Lahore. spent several
days this week with Mrs. Mollic Sneed.
Henry Downey, Of Toano. was a
guest several days this week of his
sister, Mrs. V. Downin-
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. T. Sneed spent
several days this week with RELATIVES
in Cha rlottesvillc.
Albert Altman left a few days since
for Oklah oIna-
Miss Katharine schlosser. Of near
Orange, visited her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. E. Schlosser, here this week.
Miss Bette Marshall has reformed
q visit OF two weeks to her sister, Mrs
). L. T. Sneed.
VIC. Brooking, of near Orange was
a Gordonsville visitor this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed McIano returned
home on Thursday, after vlsl! OF
several months In Denver. Col.
James w Sncad has been spending
the week In Richmond.
NJ. II. Necgan was q Richmond visitor
Wedn esdny
Mrs. w. T. Belton and daughter were
Richmond visitors Wednesday,.
Rev. and Mrs. J. r.. Cuthrie1l spent
Tuesday With friends In Charlottes
willie.
Thomas Barbour, OF Oklahoma. is
visiting his sister. Mrs. W. g. Chris
tlnn In the city.
Mrs. Bettic McAlexander has return
ed from visit to her daughter. Mrs
PoindeXter. In Hinton, ". Va,
Mrs. John W. Scott Visited hnl
daughters. Misses Marcia and Deanc
week.
Mrs. B. Fl. Goodioe Of waship 81 on
IS OIL q. visit TO her mother. Mrs. Bette
McAlexnndcr.
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Stlbur-Forl,rs.

Especial to The Tirnes- Dispatch.l
Warrentop. vi. February 25.--This
afternoon at o'clock. at Stuvystant, the
home Of the brides sister. Mrs, r. |,
est daughter Of Mr.. and a1rs. Murray
Forbee. OF Warrenton. and William
+. Wilbur. we're united in marriage.
Rev. Edwin S. Kinks. OF ST. James
Episcopal Church. officiating. The
bride wns gowned uwhite satin anil
old lace, with Il tulle veil held by
orange blossoms. She wore as her
the groom. was given III marriage by
her father, and WAS attended by Miss
Sally Tyler Marshall as maid of honor,
and Miss Elizabeth Wilbur, who
were Gowncd III yellow satin. and car
ried buncncs OF violats. Miss Harriet
Wilbur was the flower girl. and car
ried & large basket OF whiiA roses,
Wilbur had as his best man his brother.
Lawrence II. wilbur. or Devon. Pa.
and ushers were Hayward Spilman. OF
Warrenton; Arthur NJ r. CArrin gton.
now OF Norfolk: NJ limits Forbes, of
West Virginia and Crozicr Fox. kenl :
bic Tarrow. BreEssr Rooms. and Rich-
The homo of Mrs King Was deooy-
ated In ferns and poited plants. while
the altar in the drawing room. was q
bower OF flowers. lighted with candles
After the wedding small reception
was held TO the bridal party. family
and intimate friends. AI. and Mrs.
the North. After March 10. sIr. and
.1rs. Wilbur Will be atGalorno at Fair
view. near Warrentoss Mrs. Wilbur
is one OF the leaders 81 the younger So
Cial set aud is we'll known IN the So
Getty OF the East in Baltimore, Wash
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Salem Social News

tSnecial TO The Times Dispatch
salem, Ma; February Title Salem
very cnjoya Bile dane. in the tkatinS
rink last saturday nisht from s:aG 40
1880 o'clock. The dance was LEI, by
". Lyle McCluns. with Miss Annie Nc
T. NJ. Robinson. Mrs. ". ". nicClung
Mr.. and Mrs. l. " Lraghornc
Miss Mattel Bowman has returned
from Wish az several weeks in Nssh-
Mrs. r " whiteoarvcr went 10
Bedford City Tuesday 10 attend the
funeral OF the late W. P. Huffman.
which took place in that city Wednes
Mrs. " Z. wolnnden Has returned
from q stay Of several days In Bal,i-
more.
Rev. p. H c;aelE has returned tror,
Troutvllc. where n assisted Rev Geo.
BraEton Tailor. in series of revival
services.
bile. Ala. 70 attend shs alardi e;ras.
Rev. p. IL. CLARKE has returned from
a. stay OF several days in Floyd coun-
" and left this weel for Sel.petra
Of the home mission and evangelical
work OF the aiontS Presbytery.
Aliss Katie billiard left Tuesday for
NeH Orleans to attend Mardi Gras.
Roanoke College. left Wednesday for
n trip 10 Winchester and othe. points
III the interest OF tho college
Tho Town Hall was most attractive
last evening, the occasion being the
annual celebration OF tho Ciceronian
Literary Society Of Roanoke College.
held In memory OF George Washing
& particularly enjoyable feature Of the
exercise, was rendered BY tho college
olrhestra, and largo audience was
present.
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ing,on. Norfoik. Lexington and Ros-
ton where she has spent much time.
Mr. Wilbur Is the son Of w. y. Wilbur.
OF Devon, Pa. and h.s mnda his home
F!caT Warrenton for several years. Ifc
~ member OF the clubs OF NYurrcntoii.
and served several times as whip OF
the Warrcnton Hunt Club. Among tho
out Of town guests that were present
Tor tho wedding and the various func
tons that H'cre given to the l,ridr /
party were Mrs Peter Ia.bouiase. OF
kuNton. Md. Mr.. ana airs. Lawrence
Wilbur. Mr.. and Mrs. W * Wilbur.
Miss Harriet Wilbur. of Devon. PA. :.
"A. NJ. r Charrington Of Norfolk
Messrs. FOX. Richard IIirson. * cmplc
NARROW and Brewster Rooms. Of Phil :
adeiph!ai Mrs Dunn, OF baltimore.
Innis Forbes, OF West Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Maddux gave
q largo dinner dance TO Miss Eorbe S
and her bridal party on the night OF
the 23d at Lection Hall.
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SOCIETY NEE rs
new AMBASSADOR
Formal Presentation of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kcrens Is Triflc
BcIated.

Vienna. February 25--Althoush Am.
bassador kercnS has been the fully ac-
credited American ambassador to Aus
trh-tiNnSary since last April 1t was
not Until to- night that Austrian socto y,
was formally presented to the .N,uarican
ambassador and his wife at an oi,lrial
reception hold IN the embassy. IN Inc
rcuYassc, The delay was duo 20 the
tact THAT NJ, <crcns was rot able 10
fnd home FOR The embassy until Au-
gust, at which time tbs social season
IN Vienna is over and 50 tj:o rcreption
had 10 be put OFT until the next syavoN.
There is no court in Europe where
diplomtic ettauette Is more precise
than in Vienna. To-nighi's PRESCRIPTIONS
while called the American ailibassator's.
Is renlly court Junction. Everything
is arranged by tho court. Tho Lore,
Chamhcrlain's' department. sends out
the Invitations, $500 OF thoni to fs--~,
persons whose names are in tho priv
LEGGED hook kent in the HofburS The
ain o3ssIdor Is not considered, nor can
he even invite anybody IL he wishes to.
guard Of honor lined the entry to
the embassy. az well AZ the hall nno
the main entrance. Cavalry pick cts
were posted at the corners OF the
streets leading to the embassy. rhe
guests were received at the head OF the
stairs BY court chamberlain and Ills
SA'N'''i - -Ni'pits
sador and Mrs Kcrons. III accordance
Will etiquette. tho FIRST to arrivc was
frincn A1ontenuovo. Lord High Cham
reriain. He came az the personal rep
rcsentattve Of tho Emperor. nnd until
he had como and gone. no other Eucs-
might enter.
The guests included all the hignes,
persons in the land outsi6e tho arch
dukes and ambassadors, who do MOI
attend these receptions The womer
| were ina gnificently Rowned and wore
costly t!aras and other jeweled orna
nents The men were in court dress
or military un!form
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Scottsyillc Social News
] Special to The cs-Dispa,el, j

Special to The Times -Dispatch.l
scc.ottsyille. va. February 21.-Mrs.
her husband in Altavista
Mrs. Dora Lynch, who is teaching 1T
Ssrters Bridge. spent several hayp IS
Gently at her home, Spring Hill
Mrs j. T. Holiday. who has h"cn
caie. - North Carolina. has rntt,rne.l
homo. = ~
Mr.: and Mrs. Arthur Thompson. -
cently married at Charlotte. \. c.. ere
t:ful home on James River.
H. q. Harris, l., Il. Age and Robert
!. BLACKBURN have rcturncd from
w. J. Brown, Of Warren was in town
several days ago.
Miss Lucie Powers. VINO has hec,
visiting IN Rich,nond, has returned
6. v Briggs. Of Richmond sp.n,
week.
Miss Uat.ie Poland is Waiting f-iends
III Richmond.
,Iacil Elcy. Of Richmond. was here
Announcement has heen nade Of .ho
approaching marriage Of pr. Emory
Hi. of Chfca 60, ana Miss Julia IIaw"a.
OF -,harlotteaTiile. 10 take place early
late General James c. Till. took bsu
degree In medicine IN l7'ctmond wfc-~
he IL '.-cll known. Miss Hawes is "a
daughter OF Dr. dawes. OF Chariot az :
vile
The scottsyillc district school boz 81
met NJ .Aibeienc Tuesday to conai.ier
the matter Of rebuilding the house
which tho Alherenc High school r:es
taught and which. was reccntly dc :
:.troycd By fire. II was decided to r.
OF hnlldinS to be erected vas not
asrecd upon.
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Appornattox Social News
Special to The Times-Disratch.

Especial to The Times ispatch.l
AppomattoX. Va, February oS.-R
l. Burke. who was sent as a dele
gate to the Grand Lodge OF Masons
has returned.
The play. Boys viii Be Girls" was
prcsentod In tho auditorium OF the An
Donattox High School to q full house
Tho music pupils Of tho 4Appomatiox
High School. numbering twenty-six,
noXt Tuesday.
Mrs. Lou afcRac. OF Cumberland. is
visiting her sister Mrs. ). y. Motion
this week.
Mrs. NJ. f. Taylor Is visiting her son
j.. w. Taylor.of Newport News.
Miss Willie Stanley visited Misses
C,onnor at Prospect this week.
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(Frow The ". Y. SIN. January a9th.)
II have decided not TO try to import
anything more from foreign country
where English is not perfectly under
htoOd,' said q suburbanite at the Bel.
mont yesterday.
Last September. after g friend had
told us how cheap it was TO import
wicker furniture direct from Madeira,
pe got hold of a catalogue, and SCI ect-
Ing pieces that We should like, re
wrote to the manufacturer in Madeira
TO quote ns a price on the lot. delivered
In New York. We heard nothing from
him until this morning. when | re.
ceived an invoice for sixteen packages
OF furniture. the news that the consign.
ment was on its way TO New York and
q request for me to send check cover
ing the amount OF the invoice and the
cost OF packing. The goods were
shipped, according TO the letter, on a
steamer about which I can learn
nothing at any Of the steamship offices.
The bill has taken three weeks te. get
here. / don't know when to expect the
furniture or hsSssssssa and / don't want it
unless ] can takesa look at it first"
(McHugk Methods Of Citing Prices
and Important Iuformotionj
m The booklet describing McTIugh-
willow Furniture. Illustrations of
Group Settings. Loose Leaves with
Special Offers and Freight Concessions;
all are Free by Mail on request.
lb) The Portfolio containing sketch.
as Of all the Neutrality-suspicious. Furniture
together with pricelist, is mailed on
receipt OF csc. to he allowed on first
purchase.
q (c) To indicate the style, quality
and value Of McHughwillow Furniture
tho McHugh Bar Harbor Arm Chair
full size, with sof; seat cushion, is
shipped on receipt OF So; there are no
packing charges; shipment is followed
by receipted invoice and bill of ladins
showing the route by which the chair
&s to arrive.
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IN TERRIBLE PLIGHT
PoIcntn Selling, Children to Secure
Something to Eat. &


Something to Eat.
ashlnston, February. o5.--Harrow-
ing tales OF tho misery and distress Of
the famine victims III China reach tho
State Department with every incoming
mail Ono letter, just at hand from
Rev. W. D. Bostick. u missionary In
the stricken province Of Anhui.
abound3 In details OF tho terrible plight
of the people. Three minutes walk
from his door he found q young man
crouched by the roadside with not a
efnSle thread OF clothing on him.
while tho snow was pepperins down
on him and the wind whiszinE against
him" a decent worker. with ono foot
having nretensc OF a shoe on 1,
while the other was slushing In the
snow with nothing on IT, was another
sight. These were heSEars, tllouE
one time workers. and what they re-
celved was a. debased coin, good for
nothing but TO give TO the hcEgars
When tho beggar getsit." says Or
BosticlS. ut is good for nothing but
TO sell and get back to those VIII,
want to so through tho pretensc OF
halpins the poor" Thirty pieces Of
this so-called money are offered fol
one ten cash piece. A straw, stuck ii
| whcclharrow or a piece of furniture
! IS q sign that the article is for aale
Says DR.. Bostiok: There are children
to be seen on the street with this came
sign attached to them. What is more
pltiful was seen a few days ago, q
child in the parents arms with a straw
stuck up on It and one following with
the Same sign attached Two nights
$50 child was buried to It's neck on
wagonload OF manure. The next
morning It was sold for one Cattle OF
bread" "a cattio is a pound and a
third.) The missionary was disbursinc
q small relief fund by employing able
bodied lahorers at 100 cash per day
not quite enough to buy. two cattics OF
rice. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26
JURY T OR E MAN
IS NEAR DEATH
woodward Has Been Chief Force
in Uncovering Election
Corruption.
Especial 10 The T.naas.pis

Especial to The T:mas- Dispatch.l
Danrllle, III. February 25--lsaac
woodward, foreman OF the rermil,on
county .'vote-p probe" grand jury. is be-
licved TO be dying At his home IN
Efdgefarn. MIR. woodward has been
snfterinG with the grip since a week
ago to-day. Tho disease went TO his
heart and, on account OF his advanced
age, oiSty-two years. It Is feared tina,
no has not the vitality TO withstand
siege Of illness.
The grand jury Will meet again Mon
day afternoon. utter an idlcncss Of a
week. end Judge ki,nbrough viii u.
called upon to appoint another fore
man II the vote probe Is to continue
Last Monda;'. when the tur;. adjourned
because Of tho illness OF Mr. WOOD.
yard. Judge EiubrouSh made ii, OPP
tioral whether /, would adjourn sim
die or take a recess until the recovery
OF the foreman lie held that he had
no right 10 appoint : new foreman as
long as there was a chance OF Mr..
woodward recovering. As II Is appai.
cnt that he will not, for many weeks
at least the court Will select another
member Monday. who it will be Is no,
known, as Judge !imbrouSh would not
intimate to-day who he would nan
but speculation is rife here that no
matter who is selected he Will no.
/ have tho game weight that woodward
has had. woodward was tho n,ain
lower behind the investigation II was
he who was instrumental In having
States Attorney Lcwman removed
from tho grand Jury room and Mem
her Weisiser appointed as !nquisitor.
When witnesses refused 10 answer
leading rucstions ii was Mr. Wood.
Eard who tool: them before the court
and demanded that tifcy be forced o
answer or TO 80 to Jail for contempt.
when tho Investigation first started
Woodyard sta ted that he would see /,
through. and every guilty person would
be indicted no matter how high n.
might be in political or social litc.
lie kept his word. and hundreds or In
dictmeats have been drawn. Whether
Ills successor Will see that they aie
voted and returned into court Is a
question that no man can anhwcr az
this hour.
There 81 genuine sorrow here because
OF the Illness OF Mr.. Woodyard. II,
was hoped that he would be able 20
60 through With tho investigation and
make good the promise he had given
the people that the guilty must suffer.
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.eIlov. with spring daModils. Miss
Phyllis Payne. In lavender, with Parma
Tiolets; Miss Eliza beth Ewart, OF Bed
FORD City. III green with lilies Of the
ralley. Tho maid Of honor was Miss
Mary Ewart, OF BEDFORD City, who was
goTned in white chiffon over MESA
line. and she carried pink Killarney
roses. The nlatron Of honor. Mrs.
Frances Byrd Winston. OF Wisconsin.
VINO, before her marriage last week,
vas Miss Kate Wren. OF Ron Air. wore
her wedding dress of embroidered nlea-
saline and chiffon, and she carried pink
Killarney roses. The oest man was
Nathan Hancock. a brother Of the
groom.
The bride entered the churcl, with
her brother. Charles D. Hammer, who
gave her away. Her dress was Of
white princess lace; fier long tulle Veil
which was caught with orange bios-
SONS. was arranged in the style OF the
Josephine cape, hsrmonizin,r with tho
empire costumes Of the bridesmaids
she carried a shower bouquet OF white
orchids and violets
The bridal party vas preceded by
the two rib bon girls. little Misses
Eosalie Morton and Alpha Shaner.
nieces of tho bride. who wore lingerie
frocks. over blue and pink. respective
Il.
After the wedding Mr., ard Mrs Han
cock left for c. Northern tour. at the
close of which they will reside In
Huron Avenue.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
!. w. Clarke Probably Fatally Injured
While Witnessing Target PrpctIce.

tSpecial to The Times. Dis patch.
Roanoke. Va. February Awhile target
practicing this afternoon with 2c-calihrs
hair trigger magazine rife, Thomas Kahn
owner Of the Palm Saloon and president ot
the Casper pistiliing Company, accidentally
shot and dangerously wounded II. ". Clarke,
n,unager of the Roanoke branch OF the
was looking after the target went 10 81,
IL. Kahn turned tho gun to side. so that
it might not point In tile boys direction.
In doing so he kept his eyes fastened on
tho target not noticing Clarke. who was
standing about twenty feet away The rin,
swung in Inc with Clarke. aud ar il did so
kains finger in some Way touched the hair
trigger. The ball entered C.arl<e's loft
breast, penetrating the pcricadiun and
lod Eing deeply IN tho left lunS, Clarke va 5
almost lifnIess when g. doctor reached him,
Tonight he has rallied slightly, aud has :,
lighting chance He came here from Rich
inond. whore for some tlrno he represented
tho Pintsch Company.
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Observation-Disclosures.

tHESc!al 70 ne Il11eS-pt SpatCh. +.
Lynchburg, Va. February 25-A
beautiful! Wedding. took place this
evening at 6 o'clock at the Riverrnont
avenue Baptist Church. when Miss
Cordelia Seblett Hammer daughter Of
Mr.. and Sirf. Walker Hammer, became
The vile of Edward Harrison Han
cock. The ceremony was performed
by she pastor. Rev. Oscar e. Sama.
TIC church was decorated with
palms and ferns and the chancel was
lighted with cathedral tapers AlisE
Florence Harvey presided at the organ.
and before the bridal party entered
Airs: William Hurt sang IT Love You
Truly"
The ushers We're Harry /. shaner.
Ernest Z. Heald T. Hubert Fox, Fl. N
Harris. y. a. Ilarinder ard Charles D.
Hammer.
The Eroon,smen were S. E. Brown, OF
Richmond; I. f.. Adams. Roland Ham
ner. Durant Alternately and Cary
Barker, OF Lynchourg
Tho bridesmaids were Miss Winnie
Engart. in pink. with pink sweet peas
Miss Leila Barker, in blue. with for
Set-mc-nots; Miss Corinne Jones, in
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week with her daughter. Mrs. II. W.
Stratton.
Z. 6. Cross and watkins Nowiln viii
60 to Enrly's Chapel and New Bethel
sunday. In behalf Of tho La Snleus Mis-
sionary Movement OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. south
Professor John q. Fisher rrinchpa,
OF Stonewall High school, LETT We'd
ncsdaE evening for Clifton Forge, to
attend the Tenth District school con-
Mrs. W. T. Steele. OF spout spring.
was the guest of Mrs. John steele
Thursday and Friday
Nrs. Il. II. Cross returned from r
Visit to Richmond last Saturday.
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Pocahontas Social News

iSnecia TO The Times Dispatci.i
Pocahontas. Va. February 25.--Mrz
NJ. G. l1arinan. of Landgran n. Va.
mother Mr.. I,itchford
Frank Davis, of Eckman. w Va.
was here this week or Il yisi, to his
father.
alrs G. II. campbeIl lcf, Thn-sda,
Tor Roanoke, where she will reside IT
tho future.
Frank Byrd. OF Graham. was here
this week, tho guest or his grand
mother Mrs. f. ]. Murrell.
Ernest Ward, who attended the meet
ING OF the Schrincrs in Richmond las;
week. has returned home
Judge john ". Owens, who has neer
returned home.
Colonel James G. Litz, Of Bluefeld
w Va, was here this week.
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ASNOIISCEs CANDIDACY,
FOR OFFICE OF TREASGI.ER
lspeeIal to The Ti.nss-plsrat eh1

ISpecIal TO Tic Times-Disra tch. /
Sp otsylvania. Va. February o5.--M.
II Dickinson. of McJenry. in this,
County. has announced his candidacy
for the Office OF treasurer Of the coun-
~. Mr.. Dickinson represented Spot
syIvania In the House Of Delegates in
the session of 1908 and 1904. Fo will
he opposed by Or. J. Wallace Massey
chairman OF the Democratic party OF
tho county; S. Graham Harrison. Demo
Graf. and James F. Tinnley. Republi-
can.
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Disn,issed From service.

Washington. February o5--Frank s.
Yotclikin. shipping commissioners for
tho Department. OF Commerce and
Labor at Mobile. Ala. was to-day dis
missed from the service. General
charges OF dereliction OF duty had been
made against Hotchkin Secretary
Nage1 made a special investigation OF
his case and ordered hts dismissal ly
v.tre.
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.~--------------- -.--oN--------~-----------
GIVES BOND or $4,000.
.AudcrSOu Douthat Named ~ Trustee
for Bankrunt Tobncco Firms.

ISNeCIal 10 TIC 7IIhIes-Dtspatch.]
Danville, Va, February o5.-A,ider-
son pouthat has been nanled by l.,
Starting Thomas, Of Martinsville. tho
as trustee for swain & WYllio and r.
y. Wyllie & Co. tobacco firms of this
city. which were recently forced into
Bankruptcy.
when the two firms filad deeds OF
assignment, before tho proceedings Iii
bankruptcy. Hc has furnished bond
In tho SUM- OF SS0.O0Q.
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t5iSbt Prisoners Escape

81. AN6uSUnc, fIa., FEBRUARY To-
Elcht prisoners escaped from the st.
Johns county iai1 here yesterday.
after overrowcring Jailcr Walker.
ner. The shcr!q and a posso ave
gone in pursuit OF tho prisoners. who
are believed to DO hiding III tho woods
outside the town. MR.
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Tewksbury--NEcst.

speclAl 70 Ihs lDles- Dlsry tcf..
Roanoke, Va, February 2S.-Dr. VI n.
Tewksbur! formerly Superintendent OF the
Ca,awha snnatoriurn, was married hare al
noon to-day. bis bride being Miss Susan
Tidhall West, daughter OF s. y. West az!
Bedford. The cerenaony2 was performed IN
the home OF the brides aunt Mrs r. g.
Hcil.da:. They left this Afternoon, for
Washin ston. where they Will live.