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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-08-11
TO MEET AT THE
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

The Woman's Mission Society of the
First Baptist church will meet tomor-
row afternoon at four o'clock in the
Sunday school room. An interesting
meeting is planned. and all members
are urged to be present.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-08-11

Look for the extra special
values in today's paper. They
are in Brawner-Riera Co.'s
ad on Page Three.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-08-11
LEFT FOR
NEW ORLEANS.

Mrs. A. Zelius and Miss Florida
Zelius left yesterday for New Orleans
and Biloxi to be gone about a month.
They were accompanied by Miss
Jessie Mcfarland, Of New Orleans.
who has been a charming and much
admired visitor Of Miss Zelius.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-08-11
LEAVE FOR LITHIA SPRINGS
AND ATLANTA.

Mrs. II L. eastman and daughter.
Miss Sadie eastman, VIII leave tonight
for Lithia Springs and Atlanta. They
viii egone for several weeks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-08-11
TO ARRIVE FROM
MOBILE ON TUESDAY,

Arriving from Mobile on Tuesday
will be Miss Edna Manning and Miss
kathleen Willis, two well known young
society girls of that city They will
be guests of Miss Edna Finch.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-08-11
WITH
MISS NELL RuRRo,Y.

Miss Nell Burrow will be a hostess
of Thursday. Her guests will be the
members of the New City club, who
will play finch as usual on that day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-08-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Wilson Sr.,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Katherine Lillian VIII
son, to Mr.. Edward Timothy White.
The wedding will take place some time
during the month of November.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-08-11

the prisoner he suddenly interrupted
by making a request for the news
papers.
When asked why he wanted to read
the papers he replied: I want to see
what they have to say about the
greatest burglar on earth"
The systematic manner in which
Guthrie pursued his remarkable career
Of crime was demonstrated with the
finding of clippings from newspaper
reports Of the proceedings of the board
Of tax. review. He used them as the
basis of outlining his expedition.
Then he had gone to the Blue Book
and located. the residences Of those
whom he had selected for robbery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-08-11
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Ethel Robertson, of the Navy
Yard, left yesterday for New Orleans,
where she is to be the guest of Miss
Eta Touart for several months.
Miss Fannie Gavin has gone to Mis-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-08-11
AMAZON HOLDS
SHIP IN SEARCH
FOR HER HUBBY
BIG WOMAN STANDS ON GANG
PLANK AND HOLDS LINER FOR
IS MINUTES UNTIL LITTLE MAN
COMES.

New York Aug. 10.-A WE'LL dressed
woman of amazonian proportions held
up the Kronprinzessin Cecille at her
Hoboken dock for fifteen minutes to-
day while she made a search for her
husband
During that time she stood at the
top Of the gangplank, one hand firm
ly planted on the rail and her feet
spread across the plank, and forbade
the sailors to pull it in until her hus-
band had been found.
Where is he? Where is hep she
shouted as she scanned the pier from
end to end, and searched the faces
of the amused passengers and irritated
officers. Hes deserted me"
Fifteen minutes later a meek little
man shouldering a mountain Of bundles
pushed his way through the crowd at
the bottom of the gangplank and hur-
ried up the deck
There he is! There he isl" she
shouted, wrapping her arms about the
little man. Picking him up, bundles
and all, she carried him off to their
stateroom, while the crowd che=ccd.
Then the liner pulled away.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-08-11
says, Plenty for

Mac says, Plenty for
everybody! Plenty for Every
bodyP' He means that hand
some 14-inch embroidery you
see in his window, that he'll
sell tomorrow morning, at
10c per yard. That's all.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-08-11

sissippi, where she will spend the
month with relatives.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-08-11

Mr.. J. D. Goss is confined TO his
home with illness.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18
EXTENDS POWERS
OF SUPERVISORS

Boards OF supervisors in all coun-
ties o. the state. having a population
denser than 800 to the square mile
will be wasted with the same powers
as City Councils If a bill INTRODUCED in
the Senate by Mr., Thornton yesterday
becomes Law. The measure provides
that all laws passed by supervisors
must be submitted to the circuit Judge
and approved by him after hearing
testimony Of all narties wishi~- to be
beard al In common law cases
All laws passed by supervisors must
be shown 10 be necessary for police
regulation.
A bill by Mr.. Parr. introduced yes
tsrdAy. would require all physicians to
make oath when securing license that
they enter in any Agreement to regu-
late rates for medical service. Com
bination In punished by fne.
A. c. Harmon. OF Richmond, offer
ed q bill yesterdAy to regulate chiro.
practice. The measure IL the same. ~
enc offered IN 1910. which was fought
by physicians and defeated.
Another bill by Mr. Hartman would
require United States dags on all
school houses IN the State, money to
be appropriated by school authort-
des OF counties and towns. The law
would become effective nexe- aeptem.
Der -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18
BILLS INTRODUCED
IN THE SENATE
Bsils Introduced In the Senate.

Bills Introduced In the Senate.
Mr.. PARA bill to prohibit medi-
cal physicians from combining against
the people by applying the black
a', Mr.. 1avenner-A BIZ to amend an
act to provide how the present exist
ine fence law IN any county, magis-
tsrial district or selected portion OF
any county. may be changed by the
board of supervisors Of such county.
Mr.. Tavenner-A bill to amend an
act coneerMng public service cor-
porations.
Mr.. Massie-A bill for the purpose
of lease Of limestone and linesheil
ouarries or mounds and for the grind
ing Of limestone or shell lime BY the
convicts Of the State.
Mr.. Harman-A bill to regulate the
practice Of chiropractice in the State
Mr.. Harman--A bill to provide for
placing q United states flag upon each
public schooihouse.
Mr.. ThoYnton-A bill to vest ir
boards OF supervisors Of counties
having a population greater than
three hundred ahitants per square
mile a. shown by United States CEN
now yested-ef hereafter conferred
upon Common Councils Of cities and
towns.
Mr.. walker-A bill to amend Sec
ton 2070 Of the Code OF Virginia.
Mr., wendenburg-A bill concern
Ing mines and safety OF employees.
creating a department and inspector
Of mines under the bureau or LABOR
and Industrial statistics.
Mr.. Massie-A bill directing tne
.uditor OF public accounts. and the
boards Of supervisors and the county
school boards OF the various counties
IN this State and the Common Coun :
ellis and tho city school boards OF
the various cities In this State TO
seiect bank or banks, in which the
treasurers Of the counties and tne
cities shall deposit the State taxes
and county and school ieviss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18

Of session. to mail to the law librarian
Of the University of Virginia, copies
Of al printed briefs and records fiied
| IN said coarts.
by Mr.. Burt--A bill to establish
t1se statuS AZ evidence, of certificates
OF protest Of negotiable Instruments.
TO tho Committee on Privileges
ana Election:
BY Meosrs. Jordan and Byrd--A bill
TO amend and re-enact section 70 Of
tho Code Of Virginia, Of 1857. rs
amended and rc-enacted by an act OF
the General Assembly Of Virginia,
approved March 10. 1906, entitled AN
act to amend and re-enact section
- of the Code Of Virginia OF 1887,
az amended and re-enacted by an act
Of the General Assembly Of Virginia.
approve ed December 8. 1903. entitled
AN act to repeal sections So and IS
81. 81. IS. 81, IS, 90, 70. 70. "a. rs and
~, 80 and Sc. as amended by an act
approved May Is. 1908. Of chapter p
OF the Code of Virginia In relation to
duties of registrars. their pay.
BY Messrs. Jordan and Byrd---A
bill to amend and re-enact an act, en-
titled. AN act to provide an appeal
to any person denied registration,
approved November IS. 1908 lCode
s3a). so as to provide an appeal to
any person whore name Is stricken
from the registration book.
BY Messrs. Jordan and Byrd--A bill
to amend and re-enaot sections 5S
and 50 OF the Code Of Virginia. as
amended and re-enacted by an act,
entitled an act to amend sections
IS. 50 and so of the Code OF Vir-
ginia. approved December "a, 1891:
Al amended and re-enneted by al act,
approved April 2, 1909: as amended
and re-enacted by an act. approved
March I. 1906: as amended and re-
enacted by an act. approved February
3, 1910. in relation to reapportion-
ment Of representation In the Cen
eral Assembly.
BY Messrs. Jordan and Byrd---A Dill
to amend and re-enact section 10 OF
an act, entitled IAN act to repeal
rs-snact sections Sc. 81, IS. 81. So.
80. -, IS. "a, ~, ~. 10. so and So.
a amended by an act, approved May
rs, 1904, OF chapter OF the Code
Of Virginia." approved December s.
1908, in reference to the registration
Of voters. (Code. 1904. section 1s.l
BY Messrs. Jordan and Byrd-A
bill to amend and re-enact section
So OF the Code Of 1887.
To the Committee on Counties
Cities and Towns:
BY Mr.. Moncure-A bill to vest In
boards OF supervisors of counties
! having a population greater than 400
! Inhabitants to the square mile. a.
shown by United States census, the
same powers and authority now vest
ed or hereafter conferred upon Com
mon Councils Of cities and towns.
Mr., Coleman. OF Spotsyivania--A
bill to empower the boards OF super
yisors OF the several counties OF the
State, In their discretion to levy q
| tax upon the owner OF all automc-
| biles or other vehicles. the motive
power Of which II other than ant
| NAL power. operating in their re-
spective counties. for the purpose OF
/ improving the roads OF seid counties
| improving the public roads OF said
counties.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18
THE RICHMOND vIRa1xI.x-THURsDAY, JANUARY - 1912

the delinquent tax act passed at tho
last session; and Mr.. Wits bill ~
to remedy on motion after fifteen day9'
notice, all passed to their cngrooDmont.
Under suspension Of the rules NJ.
Willcroy'u measure to close the ~-me
season at once to protect the starving
birds and beasts was pressed to hnal
passage. carrying by vote # 50 10 IL.
Mr.. White. Of Rockbridge. intro
duced Joint resolution providing for
the reception with due ceremony OF
the portrait OF General Sam Houston,
OF Texas, a native OF old Rockbridge
county. to be presented on February
%, by Jack He'll. member of the
Texas Legislature.
Among the measures favorably re-
ported out Of committee was the Byrd
Tax Commission bill. to create q per-
manent Tax Commission and provid-
ing for q tax commissioner.
- n Joint resolution was introduced ~
Mr.. Weaver calling on the auditor
OF accounts TO furnish a List OF, COM
panies operating water powers In the
State.
On motion OF Mr.. Jordan a thou
sand copies OF the Statewide Submia-
sion bill were ordered printed.
The Joint resolution passed by the
Senate declaring against. the renewal
OF the present prison contract and re-
ferring the matter of the emplovma nt
OF the eonviets to n Joint meeting OF
the roads committees Of the two
houses was referred. after some dis
cnseion and at the request Of Mr.. VIII
hamE, OF Giles. TO Committee on Pris-
ons and Axylums.
Senator Echols conveyed from the
Senate a resolution fixing the date for
the election Of United States senators
at noon on January -, and fixing the
rules OK procedure therefor. Tho reso.
luton YVES driy adopted. after which
the House adjourned
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18

Edward. Nottoway and Luneneurg.
one senator.
Twenty Observation-Disclosures, Gooch-
land. Cumberland. Powhatan ana
Chesterfield, one senator
Twenty fifth---Amelia. DlnWiooie
and Petersburg.
Twenty-sixth Brunswick and
Mecklenburg.
Twenty enth-ffreenesv1ile, sus-
sex and Southampton.
Twenty-eighth - surry. Isle OF
Wight, Naasem ond and SUFFOLK.
Twenty-ni Norfolk city, Nor
folk county, Portsmouth and Princess
Anne.
observation-disclosures and Henricc.
three senators.
Thirty -irst--Hanover, Caroline,
King william and King and Queen.
ono senator.
Thirty second Fredericksburg,
Spotsylvania. Stafford. King George.
westmoreland and Essex.
Thirty third Northumberland,
Richmond county, Lancaster. Middle
sex and Mathews.
rty-fourth-New Kent. Charles
City, Prince George. James City. Will
liamsburg, York and Gloucester.
Thirty beth City. ESmp-
ton. Newport News and Warwick.
Thirty -sixth--Accomao and North
ampton.
Numerous changes are made also
In the legislative districts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18
HOLT RESOLUTION
PASSES SENATE

Four Senate bills were passed yes
terday by the Senate on their first
reading and one House bill was
passed on its second reading. The
Senate bills were:
No. An act to amend the Code
In reference to medical attendance.
medicines and clothing for INDECENT
prisoners In jail.
No. Ito authorize any county,
which together with a city. shall con-
stitute judicial Circuit Court, to
Judge.
No. SOTO give concurrent jurts-
diction to the Circuit Court Of any
county in which is a city that has
undergone transition from second
class to first class under the present
constitution.
No. s1-To amend section ss1s OF
the Code,
The House bill passed on second
reading was;
No. 2--To provide for the payment
OF contingent and Incidental expenses
OF the General Assembly.
After committee reportA whici,
followed prayer by Rev. e. N. Calisch.
Mr.. Holt called up his resolution,
recommended yesterday by the Com
Hittee on ftOauB, 10 NOT renew tine
present contract with the Thatcher
Shoe Company at the State peniten.
tiary. 1t was passed unanimously.
Two messages from the House were
| delivered. one notifying the Senate
Of concurrence by the House in the
resolution offered by Mr.. Echols re-
latinE to the election OF United States
senators. The second message re.
auested the Senate to Join in a feso.
luton for a meeting February &c
when portrait Of General San
Houston will he presented to thu
| Senate by the State. OF Texas. rhl
resolution was passed.
| The Senate went into executive ees'
sion to confirm appointments of MEM.
bers Of the board of directors OF tht
| State penitentiary. recommended
| Tuesday by the Senate Committee or
| Nominations. No objection was mad,
| to the confirmation of either Luther
! l.. Scherer or James d. Patton.
A joint resolution by Mr.. EchoiI
TO have United States senator's elect.
| ed Wednesday. January "a. wa
passed. The election will take place
at noon.
A bill to incorporate the town d
Cedar Bluffs in Taxewell county ant
bill to allow the Governor to I'll
vacancies In public ONCE caused b!
Insanity were passed on their frs
reading,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18
BILLS INTRODUCED
IN The HOUSE

The following bttfs were introduced
In the House yesterday and referred
to the proper committees:
To the Committee on Finance:
BY Mr.. Bowman-A bill to amend
and re-enact an act, approved March
Is. 1910.
BY Messrs. Adams. Clarke. Lane
and Ivey-A bin for the purchase or
lease OF limestone and limeshell
Quarries.
Fly Mr.. Cox--A bill TO amend and
re-enact section six hundred and thir-
ty-two (s32> Of tho Code.
BY Messrs Weaver and Houston
bill to amend and re-enact section
2 Of an act entitled, AN act to raise
revenue for the support OF the gov
eminent"
To the Committee on Schools and
Colleges:
By Mr.. white--A bill to provide
that when women are employed a.
public school teachers. they shall re-
ceive the same pay that mon receive
for similar services.
To the Joint Committee on Special.
Private and Local LeSislation:
BY Mr.. Moore--A bill to amend and
re-enact section IL Of chapter IS OF
the Acts OF the Assembly Of 1910.
entitled an act to provide a new char
ter for the town Of Wytheviiie. and
to repeal liz present charter 8, ~.
BY Mr.. Burt--A bill TO amend and
re-enact subsection . Of section 7o70a
and section 207s Of the Code Of vir-
ginia, entitled IAN act to amend and
rc-enact chapter e6 Of the Code Of
virginia, In relation to the preserva-
ton OF certain birds and animals, and
10 nrEYHnE nnIAMfuI hInfIng-
BY Mr.. Grant-Abfi to prevent
cattle, horses. sheep or hogs at large
upon the macadamised and graded
roads in Russell county.
To the Committee on Insurance and
Banking:
vide for the incorporation Of trust
companies and defining their powers,
to regulate the business OF all such
CORPORATIONS doing trust or banking
business In this state. and requiring
examinations to be made Of trust
companies as required by Law to be
made OF banks
To the Committee on General Laws.
BY Mr.. Cora bin 10 amend and
re-enact section I Of chapter 1 OF an
act, entitled IAN act concerning cor.
porntions"
Nv Mr.. Cox-A bill to amend and
re.enact section 10 OF chapter 81 Of
an act, entitled an act concerning
corporations. which became q law
May ~. 1903. with reference to the
dscreaee of outstanding caritat utock.
by Messrs. CnleMAnd and Mosely---
A bill to amend and re-enact section
eo70b Of the Code Of Virginia rcla-
tive to tho appointment ~ 9ame
wardenS.
"a, NJ Rtchardson---A bili 70 amend
section 2osoc Of the game law OF the
70 the Committee for Courts Of Jus
BY Mr.. white: o. Aihes1arls-A bill
10 require the clerks cf tbs Buprp1ns
Ceuyt Or App1aia. q ~ vorieHS Dlaeee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18
|ARGUE QUESTION
Of AMENDMENTS
FIERCE FIGHT ON CONSTITUTIONAL
CHANGE AFFECTING CITY
OFFICIALS.
D F F E RI N @ VIEWS
NATTER THREsHED OFT LAST
EVENING BEFORE THE COM
wITTEE on PRIyILEGEs
AND ELECTIONS.
IDIF ERR N G VIEWS

Whether or not the constitutional
| amendments to permit city treasurer :
and commissioners Of the revenue to
succeed themselves must come UP de
novo or may be voted on next fall by
the people on the ground that the
amendment was voted on enormously
OF the last State election when the
two features were tied together" is
the question which In now engaging
much attention.
When the amendments were voted
on those providing that county treas
asess and commissioners of ths reve-
nue. might succeed themselves were
voted on separately and carried. Tho
provision relating 10 the city officials
we're voted on together and failed of
adoption.
The matter was vigorously threshed
out In a protracted session OF the Com
m,ttes OF Privileges and Elecsions
Yesterday evening. Mr.. Fred Harper
of Lypchburr. appeared ss counsef FOR
those opposing the present bills to
submit the matter TO the vote OF the
people at the next election, Mr.. Har-
per commended that the iaw-makers
acted distinctly within their rights In
providing that these officials should
be voted on Jointly and, hence. 10
| order to bring the amendment OF
rmendments before the people Of tbs
State again. II would be necessary fol
| them to come up DO novo, delaying a
| vote on the matter some three years.
The oficials interested were repre-
| scented by .. H. Leake, OF Richmond
and Randolph Harrison, OF Lynchbur9
| The gist Of their argument was thai
! the last vots had on this matter wa,
(, erroneous. and that the present Legis
In turs had but to provide for a sepa
| rate vote on the questions as to wheth
| er or not city treasurers and city com
missioners Of the revenue might sue
| coed themselves.
The report OF the committee Il
awaited with interest by the numeroul
officials affected by the constitutions
! requirement
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18

BILL INTRODUCED
TO PROTECT MINERS

A department Of mines and . State
inspector OF mines and mining are
provided In q bill offered yesterday in
the Senate by Louis Wsndsnberg. Of
Henrico. Ths department would he
under control OF the bureau OF labor
and industrial statistics.
The bill II explicit and gcea into
minute details regarding the duties Of
an Inspector. II provides penalties
In case of violation Of certain clauses
and II drawn with intent to protect
the uves Of coal minsrs especially.
The bill rseultes the number Of men
In q shaft and the number in spaces
Of e~eci3ed area. Not more than 50
psopls would b allowed to work In a
single shaft or tunnel. Safeguards are
required tn b thrown around un-
naed 6bnffA
u = made unlawful Tor miners o.
oshera 70 take into mines larger guam
ttt1es * powdsr than arc 70 be used
an any one shift and regulates the
ameant not TO exceed ali that may be
stauaposte1 In weasel built 10 con-
taln ~ ncee than i've pounds.
~ q mA1a = vtoia&i0n Of tha law
~ N1no9O ~ ot5hAEb to venture near
~ $3.50 - i U1n0es of axplostBn with
u y IN 5Ael time sitter the charge
49, - TO- -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18
EDUCATION COMMISSION
COMPLETES ITS REPORT
Recommendations to Assembly viii Be OF the Most Con-
servatVe Nature-Will Not Ask That Engineering
Course Be Eliminated, As Reported

nsering course at the Virginia Mil,
tary Institute and the Virginia Poly.
technic Institute. Not only will thu
report not contain any such recon-.
mendatton. but such q change hal
not been considered by tho commits
sion.
Nor does the commission ask for
the passage Of any legislation affect.
ing any OF the States institution
or for the appropriation OF money,
The recommendation that will bc
made will be entirely along such lines
as will tend to increase the useful.
meas and efficiency Of the educational
institutions Of the state without ap.
preclable increase In opeEating ccsfA
No prSctpttats action along any linz
will be urged. The report with ash
that tho cosnmission be continued. NJ
dstAiis will BE- given out By the com.
mtssion until its report ahali hav(
been made to the Assembly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18
CRAVATT BILL CUTS
INTO OFFICIALS SALARIES
Important Senate Measure Is Set for Hearing for Friday
January observation-disclosures Pay Very
Much Reduced

Friday, January 50. was sst yss-
terday by tho Senate Committee on
Courts Of Justice for . public hear
ing on Senate bill No. 10. introduced
by Mr.. 0ravatt. putting all county
officers on salaries and turning fses
into the state treasury.
The bill provides . sliding scale
Of compensation. based on population
statistics. Under its ruling NO county
clerk could receive more than $500
annually. and no sheriff could be paid
more than 50. 900 and expenses. The
bill does not AFFECT conStAble0, Jus
tees OF the peace and county survey
ors. II does not provide salaries for
city ofacsrs. because city charters
in most instances would have to be
changed.
Mr.. Thornton's divorce bill. re-
etrictins those seeking separation IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18
SENATORIAL LINES
RADICALLY CHANGED

Tha reapportionnent bill iutfo-
ducsd Yesterday by Mr.. Chaikiey. o.
wise, redistricts tho senatoriAi ois.
tricts Of the State ~ folows. sne
changes from Sxisting senatorial as
trict lines heing radical
~. Fret 3ssstrtct---BTtxeoi. 'AaSniss-
ton and Smyth. one senator.
second--Lee and Scott one SEN
ator.
Tourth--Russell and Tazswell one
senator. - j.
Fffth-ots.s. Hierd, Puiaskt and
Wythe one senator.
aixth-Carroll, GraYson- and Pat
rick. one senator.
se,enth--Franklin, Floyd. Mont
somerv and Radford. one senator.
Eighth---Roanoke City and Roam
oke county, one senator.
Ninth-Craig. Botetourt. A,lerha-
ry. Clifton Forge and Bath, one sena y
tor.
r%nth--Bsdfor.i, Rockbridge and
Buena Vista, one senator.
E,ev. nth--.S.nnnton. Augusss and
Highland.
Thirteenth-9hena Freder-
lex, Winchester and Warren.
Clarke. Fauqutsr and
Loudoun, one senator.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. city. Alex
andria county. Fairfax and Prince
william. one senator.
Sixteenth --- Culpeper, Madison.
Kappa hammock, Orange and Greene.
ono senator.
charlottesville Abe
marie and Louisa. one senator.