The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-25
mo- INDICTMENTS
BY GRAND JURY

Concludes Investigation Into al.
legged Violations Of Tax and
Revenue Laws.
Especial to The Times-Dispatchl
Lancaster. Va. November 24.-rhe
Circuit Court Of Lancaster County.
which began last Monday. was In Sos
sion all the week. and 1t 10 thought
that an adjournment will not BE- had
before tho end OF tho coming week. -
there are still many other cases on
the docket. At the beginning OF the
term Judge Wright read IN able AND
lengthy charge to the grand jury on
the enforcement Of the tax and ether
revenue laws OF the Commonwealth:
calling special attention to the recent
data sent out by Auditor Moore on the
subject. After being In session nearly
four days, the grand jury made
written report. making certain recon-
mendations, but finding no Indictments.
The investigation. however. - said TO
have revealed the fact that many per-
sons in Lancaster County reported on
the tax lists az delinQuents are amply
able to pay the taxes charges against
them. The only indictments found
by the grand jury WAS against Ciar'
charged with violating the no-license
liquor law. The cases thus far dis
posed Of are Of no public interest
The directors 70 the newly char
tered Northern Neck Land Corporation
recently held a meeting In Washing
ton city for the purpose OF organising
nd ctn nmCAfO
Of the corporation are Roland c
ClauGhton. Of Northumberland. prssi-
dent: Roswell b Brown. Of Northam-
berland. vice-president: James ]. Nc
Donald. Of Washington. d. c.. score
tary: T. c. Smith. OF Alexandria. treas
urer. II 10 tho purpose OF tho Or
ganixation to secure about 100000 acres
Of land in the counties Of the Northern
Neck Of Virginia, to bs sold In small
farms TO desirable persons. ana thus
aid In the further development Of this
section Of Virginia
Miss Nettie RigHin. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. b. Riggin, OF Irvtngton
was married Wednesday to Reed
Schuyler. Of Baltimore. The ceremony
was performed At the homo OF the
brides parents by tho Rev. C. A HAIL
Of the Baptist Church. The parlors
were decorated in yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and evergreen. Miss Mabel
Rilee was maid Of honor. Misses Ethel
Riggin. Leah Meekins and Mary Towin
were ribbon bearers: Mra e. W. Meek
ms played the wedding music. and Just
before the bridal party entered the par
lor Miss Ruby Smith sang %
Promise Ne" After . reception At
the home Of the brides parents. Mr..
n~%>
hammock steamer for Baltimore. Phih-
On their return they Will reside In
Baltimore.
Much interest II felt here In the ap-
preaching marriage II Miss Rose OHara.
daughter Of Mr.. Frances O'HAra.
Of Northumberland County. The cere-
mony will take place next Saturday
in st. Johns Episcopal Church. in Bed
ford City. The groom Is the eldest
son Of Randolph Brent. ESQ. OF Heaths-
vile, and Is one OF the most popu-
lar young men Of this section He
was for several years one Of the In
structors In the Randolph Macon Acad-
envy, at Bedford City, but 10 now
teaching in New York
News comes from Warsaw. In Rich
mond County. OF the death Of James
Madison Morgan. the venerable father
of william Y. Morgan. editor and pro-
prietor Of the Northern Neck News. IN
the seventy-nrst year Of his ago. He
entered the Confederate army At the
outbreak Of the war and s>Fved till
its close. He was "wice married, and
is survived by his second wife and the
following sons: W. T. and NJ !. Nor
gan, OF Warsaw: T. Frank Morgan. OF
Washington city: John X. Morgan. Of
Baltimore, and H. @. Morgan. OF Texas.
The funeral services were conducted
by the Rev. R g Letsinger and the
interment was In the family Lot In
the cemetery adjoining the warsaw
Methodist Church.
Indications point to . fair attend
ance from this section at the State
Teacher Association In Richmond this
week. Many more from the Northern
Neck would attend IL the transporta-
ton facilities were better. Tho long
expected railroad has not come. and IL
still takes about four days for one
to make the trip from this section 70
Richmond and return