The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12

about procuring the saws and pistol.
These letters were seized. and the
Van woman was arrested and jailed
to answer the charge of aiding and
abetting prisoners TO escape.
The prisoners in Meals cell deny
knowledge Of the plot TO escape. and
the chiefs belief is that they are
innocent.
Neal was promptly removed to the
dungeon cell. from which there is no
chance to escape. and into which no
one but the Jail officials win enter.
He is to be taken 10 Dinwiddie on
Monday 10 be tried for burglary and
will probably go from thence 10 tne
penitentiary. He broke out OF Din
widdie jail last summer. and when
later arrested by Chief Rag
lane and Detective Wright he was
covered by the pistols Of the officers
so quickly that he had no time to
draw his own weapon 70 shoot HIS
intention in escaping from the city
ial was 10 overpower or Kill the JAN
keeper and then let himself out. Two
more saws were found in his cell TINS
morning.
Y. VI. G. 4. Directors.
The first meeting Of the board or
directors OF the Young Mems Christian
ful campaign. by which sI5.l26 was
pledged for the new association build
ing. was held last night at whlch
plans for the future were discussed
An auditing committee was appointed
TO check over the pledges ana 10
recommend a system for collections ana
a method of bookk eepins. 1t was de-
cjded TO pursue the strictest economy
during the progress of erecting the
building. plans for which were infor-
mally discussed
\ resolution was adopted uecia. nc
it 10 be the purpose of the n0aio "
oush the preliminaries for the
,ion of the building as rapidly as pos
sible Definite action in this respect
vas deferred until all existing Vacan-
c;ee on the coard can he filed ne
hoard unanimously rendered the po@i
tion Of gerenal secretary OF the as
sociation 10 A W. Walch, who ior the
-ast two wears, has been the eNecutiH ?
.ecretary. and who rendered Valua"-o
aid in arranging for. an1 in conduct
ing the campaign, the result or WhiC"
was TO establish the certainty or the
new and modern home
Masonic Election
Blandford Lodge. No j. A T.. ana -
Nasons. at the regular meeting iast
ulEnt eLtckru OAAitS+o 49,
year as follows:
Worshipfui master, John W. Hays;
senior warden. II. y. James; junior
warden. Virgil St Cloud; treasurer
X " Presson: secretary. T. j. GilIs :;
-eenio- deacon. W. T. Baugh; Junr
deacon. James A. Joyner.
Property committee: r T. Matte
son. lanes Y Branch and c. E VIII
Hanson.
Pretty Home Marriage.
There was pretty wedding last
evening at o'clock, at the home OF
the brides mother on West washing
ron Street. when Miss Annie Ruth
Mann. daughter of Mrs. Mary O. Mann
and grover Rogers Parrish. were mar
rled \ number OF friends OF the
Young couple were present to witness
the ceremony, which was performed
bv the Rev. \. r. Love, OF the west
End Baptist Church. The home was
yrettilv decorated for the occasion
The brides attendant and brides
,,sid was Miss Mamie Royal. and the
nrideeroom's attendant as 'eest man
was his brother Howard Parrish. The
couple left for the North on their
bridal trip.
Woodmen Elect Officers.
Hollywood Camp. Woodmen Of the
World at a largely attended meeting
last night elected the following ON
GERS:
Past consul commander. ]. T. Ellis.
consul commander. J. b. Baush; ad-
viser-lieutenant J. c. Stafford banker.
r. =. Mayes: clerk. II. l. Tucker: es-
cort. T. G. Tucker; Waterman, II.
Brairn: sentry r G. Crimson. physician
DIR. ". c. Powell: managers. W d
Maves. one year: c. L. Forsythe. two
years: c. p. Williams. three years.
General News Notes.
The sales of tobacco to-day were
23e. 600 pounds, at prices ranging from
81 to SIC.
The body of Mrs. Helen Moody. for
merly of Petersburg. VINO died n
Crewe. was brought TO the city this
afternoon and buried in BiIndford
Cemetery. She was eighty-eisht years
Did.
A telegram addressed to George J.
Callahan was received to-day from
Danvi!Ie announcing that his father is
dying there. He could not be found
The body OF the late b. X. Jones. Tor
merly of Prince George. who died on
Sunday in Dayton. Ohi). viii reacn
this city tomorrow for burial IN
Blandford Cemetery
Georgeana Mcmahon. infant dauSh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. McMa-
hon. died this morning at her par
ents' home on Terrace Avenue
The regular fortnightiy dance II
the Country Club Will take place to-
morrow night
There have been great many IN
quiries for lands and homes in south
side virginia BY farmers ia the North
and West who contemplate moving to
this state. and a number Of farms
have recently been sold 70 settlers
Master walter Ngfer. who had been
III OF typhoid fever IN the Petersburg
Hospital for some weeks. has pTac-
ticalIy recovered and was taken TO
his homo yesterday.
Miss sarah r. shell ard :. J. Ayscue.
both OF Chesterfield County. we're mar
ricd yesterday afternoon In the Roa-
noke Hotel. at Halifax. y e. The
marriage was not the result OF an
elopcment.
Mr. Vglork. a Bohemian farmer Of