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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
Love Feast az MovndsvllIe VIII BE q
Meeting Long TO BE Remem-
bered Here.
FRACTIONAL FIGHTS WILL
Be STAGED AT THE AFFAIR.
John J. cornweil VIII Boom candi
daey OF Champ cisrk-Meorsw
Will Boom Wilson.

When the curtain Is rung up on the
Democratic love feast at Moundsville
next Thursday evening. a comic opera
farce will be staged that will make
some OF George AIDES productions re-
semble something pathetic. fractional
differences in the Democratic ranks
VIII reach a climax when John ].
Cornwell. representing the Watson
Chiffon machine. will launch the can
didacy OF Champ Clark I'm the teeth OF
Hon. John T. McGraw. the old Roman
OF West Virginia Democracy. who will
champion the candidacy of Woodrow
Wilson. Friends OF the Grafton man
from the Panhandle. and they are
TO be numbered by the thousands. are
going to the dinner loaded for bear"
and the outlook indicates that a revo-
luton will break out just before the
footlights are darkened.
Ever since the Romney man stuck
the dirk in McGraws back at Charles.
ton and went over TO the Gold Dust
: Twins" the feeling here among the
old line Democrats towards him has
, been very bitter. The defeat OF Nc
Graw can be attributed TO Cornwell
more than to any other one man In
West Virginia. The only difference
between Cornwell and Judas, is that
the latter was given a few paltry
dollars, while the former was promised
the support OF the machine for the
governorship. His betrayal OF such a
man as John McGraw. will not soon
be forgotten.
Speakers Table.
What Is pulling the promoters Of
the comic operetta just now is NV
and where they are going 10 seat Nc
Graw and Cornwell. OF course they
realize that TO put them side by side
would result about the same way the
tying OF two cats tails together and
then throwing them over a clothes
line would. Two other speakers on
the program who are very bitter
against Cornwall have Informed the
writer that they will pay their re.
spects TO treason in their actresses. Oh
Grace. pass the prunes! Fun? Why
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
TABERNACLE BEING CONSTRUCT
ED IN WARWOOD.
Bands Of Men VIII Be Sent Out Next
Week-serVlees Being Held In
Local Churches

Week-Servlees Being Held In
LEGAL Churches.
After the Easter services in the
local churches meetings will be held
by those interested in the Sunday cam
paign for the purpose OF organizing
bands OF missionaries TO hold REVEALS
throughout the Wheeling district. This
work Will be carried on a large scale
and II Is expected that hundreds and
hundreds of converts will be made.
Already one band is conducting reviv-
ais in this section. II IS composed of
Attorney w. p. Robinson, Sailor
Monroe and others.
This noon a minister from Youngs-
town, who has charge Of the religious
work in the Youngstown Y. NJ. G.. A.,
will deliver an adress at the Personal
Workers meeting scheduled for the
Y. NJ. {. a. He will instruct the mem
bers OF the league the methods for or
ganizing bands to conduct these meet
ings throughout the country. The
speaker has followed Mr.. Sunday for
the past several years. giving instruc.
tons for the carrying on OF the revival
work.
A. WarwoOd yesterday work was
sfarted on a mammoth tabernacle In
which a series OF revivals will be con.
Quoted by the WarwOod Methodist
church. The building ia being con.
str,cted By volunteer carpenters. The
revivals will be conducted by the pas
Tor. assisted By ministers from the
Wheeling district
Practically every church In Wheel
ing that took part In the Sunday cam.
paign will map out series Of revivals
next week following the Easter ser
vices when the new converts will be
admitted 20 membership
Rev. McNamar. a circuit rider o'
1herrard. has started revival services
IN four churches throughout Marshall
county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

benefit OF Mr.. Van Gorder's experience.
Mass Meetings 20 Resume

benefit OF Mr. Van Gorder's experience.
Mass Meetings 20 Resume.
The mems mass meetings which
were discontinued a. the Young Mems
Christian Association when Rev. W.
4. Sunday began his reyivals at the
tabernacle. will be taken mp again on
Sunday afternoon. The meeting Will
be held in the Second Presbyterian
church owing 20 the auditorium 81 the
association building not being large
enough 10 accommodate the crowd
that will probably attend the meeting
There will be no special address
given. but the recent converts will be
called upon 10 give their testimonials.
Ministers will also give short talks
These meetings will be carried on AZ
before IN the different churches and in
the association building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
DECISION or WOMAN
JUDGE CARRIED HIGHER

DENVER. Colo. April 4-The first
decision or woman Judge was
brought before the supreme court 81
Colorado today for review. Mrs. /. R.
Tague. county judge OF Eagle county.
fined the Muller Mercantile company
5000 and costs Tor selling liquor in dry
territory. The company appealed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

Last evening Uncle Jimmie" John.
sOn delivered y very interesting ad.
dress AZ the Fourth Street " r
church He will also speak AZ Fourth
street this evening giving Instructions
o. the new converts Although nearly
three score and ten. Mr. Johnson is a
very fOrcible talker and is proving
= great favOrite IN This city.
The veteran minister will speak 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

This week special services are be.
ing held al the United Presbyterian
church on Chapline street Rev. ] S.
Hill, or Martins Ferry. had charge OF
the services last evening and delivered
very interesting sermon. The con-
creation was composed largely OF the
Sunday converts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

Again last evening special services
were held at the Thomson ". +.
church on the Island. Alfred She'll
rick. OF London. England. delivered a
very impressive and Instructive ser.
mon 10 the new converts. He con.
Quoted great revival in Wales some
time ago. Special services will he
held In this church throughout the
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
LAST MALE MEMBER
OF DAILY FAMILY DEAD

BOSTON. April g. Captain VII.
liam DAILY. tho last male member %
me theatrical family of that name.
died to-day Of bis home In Revere
Captain "Hill' was one ~ four
brothers. who with three sisters. we're
ON Tho stage 90 tho same time.
record said 10 be uncquaucd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

Since his having become converted
sailor Monroe. the One-time puRilist.
~ laken in BY the prominent business
men ana personal workers and On now
made custodian Of the tabernacle our.
inE the sunday school convention
Monroe is q reformed man and b. now
on MS best behavior and is being
tAken care OF by some ~ the promin.
ent men Of The city The boxer con
vert 10 now delivering short talks 10
the people NJ the different churches
and tells n his regretable experiences
in mo ring and since his conversion a.
the tabernacle during the rivivaia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

This afternoon IN tho auditorium II
The Young Mems Christian association
The personal workers league viii hold
their regular meeting from 12.2 20
] O'Clock and the usual large attend
ance Is expected with n number % new
members being present Mr. y e..
Lynch, secretary ~ the association
has secured the presence ~ W r.
Van Gorder ~ Youngstown. Ohio. who
De- greatly interested 90 the religious
work and 10 secretar5 of tho Personal
workers league ~ the Y. ". e. A. 81
that place
Rev Sunday visited youngstown
during the months ~ January and
February ~ 1910 and uring that time
ne personal workers ieaf'ie vas tom
porariIy formed and later permanently
organized on The present basis and a.
Tho present time tho league o. doing
great work IN that city among those
who we're converted and also the
people who dld not take the stand.
Mr Van Gordcr Or moro experienced
in This work than probably any other
ono man BOZ any town iu which Mr.
sunday he'd rcviyala and ~ ia tho iu.
feufl0n rf tho y 80. o. s ass0rIafIrn
10 give The people n this city the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

The business womens meeting held
Yesterday noon al the Y. w. e. A. was
largely attended Mrs ~. l.. Bond had
charge or the meeting yesterday. but
hereafter Miss Jennie Thompson. %
Dayton, o. will conduct the meefings
hach Thursday Rencheon win be
served 10 the girls while they are in
session These meetings will be held
from II 30 20 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
PLANNING REVEALS
IN THIS VICINITY

the children Sunday afternoon on the
Bible. at the Memorial chapel on
Eighteenth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
EASTER MUSIC

Persons In charrc Of the Easter
music proErams are kindly requested
10 prepare extra copies for publication
in the lntelligcncer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

Special services held last evening
at the First Baptist church we're
largely attended Several converts
were admitted 10 membership.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
Will ATTACK THE.
gold DUST Twins"

the affair will be worth going miles
to see. Don't miss IL. boys.
Recently In an editorial Mr.. Corn
well. In referring 20 an Intelligencer ed
itorial regarding his appointment by
the Watson machine to champion
Champ Clsrks candidacy. stated that
he wore no collar. Those In position
to know appreciate that Cornwell does
not need a collar. lie can be ridden
without a bride and will come from
the pasture field at the sign OF golden
corn.
lgnatius Brennan.
One OF the old line Democrats OF
West Virginia. a man whose character
cannot be questioned. will deliver an
address at the meeting. This old
wheelhorse OF Democracy is Ignatius
Brennan and he will no doubt get
something OF his mind down there in
the city of moundbuilders that will
make the Watson-Chilton machine
shiver. Mr.. Brennan is a great ad.
mirer OF John T. McGraw and the
wound inflicted by CornwelI and the
machine at Charleston last winter
when McGraw was crucifed has not
healed.
His bitterness towards the Gold
Dust" brigade will result I'm one of the
hottest political talks that has been
made in this section for some time.
Nor will Mr.. Brennan be alone.
Ohio and Marshall county Democrats
are practically united for John T. Nc.
Graw. and when the poet gets wound
up he will be given an ovation that
will make the old hall ring. The
Democrats in these two counties have
/ come TO the conclusion that II will
mean suicide to the party to re-elect
Watson. so at Moundsville they will
start the ball rolling against him.
Not to Attend.
or course Watson and Chiffon will
be absent. Cornwell will alone be
compelled TO sit at the speakers
table and take the gan. Chiffon has
written the committee that he may be
able 10 attend. He states he has
some pressing business affairs to at
tend to. Oh, yes,
Again yesterday there was a large
gathering Of prominent Republicans
at the Taft headquarters in the
Schmulbach building. Tart senti-
ment in West Virginia is growing
steadily and the supporters OF the
president are increasing the Taft ma
tority in the state each day. The reg
lister at the Taft headquarters Is rap
idly filling with names OF Ohio
county Republican voters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

Evangelistic services are being held
IN the shadyside NJ. r. church each
evening and will continue indefinitely
The converts ~ the Sunday meetings
are especially requested 10 attend The
meetings are in charge Of the pastor.
Rev. n. l.. Ward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
Did You Get II Il White's
Baxaar?"

If you did, you found il
a suit that combines first
class workmanship and
style at a price that makes
you appreciate every inch
of il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
for Easter With Styles Worth
Ladies' Long Coats

Our entire stock of Ladies' Long Coats in
navy, tan, white SergeS and mixtures, with
sailor collar and large round collars; also the
plain tailored notch, in all sizes, including
StoutS. Not coat in the entire stock worth
: f sss:oo You! $3.50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-04
ARRANGE FOR DAY
Of WHITE RIBBONS
OF ARTFRLY MEETING OF 81
COT NTN W. &. r. l. HELD
HERE TO-DAY.

The quarterly meeting OF me BIZ
county convention Of the W. G. r Z.
Of Hanover and Henrico countes will
he held in St James Methodist Epis-
Copai church today the opening sees
sion beginning al 10 O'Clock The
convention viii be presided over by
Mrs ". N, Bickers. the president
Quite "A number OF speakers have been
invited 10 address tho convention and
"a excellent program haa been az
: inged
Among the matters Of Importance
come before the meeting win D.
q question Of arrangements for tia
state convention. which VIII meet Ia
this city during the first week ia Oo-
tobor IT II expected that this will be
one Of the !arR , appearance conNen-
tons ever held in tht -tate.
AT tomorrow's sessio; ar
rangcments will be completes FOL
white Ribbon Day" which wi be
held under ne auspices Of the W G.
r L. in Richmond on next Monday
Mrs Bickers viii be In charge Of the
work for tho day and she viii he &
sisted by q large force OF work ers
Stands will be esta hlished throughout
the business section of the city lust
as they were on Tag Day and Bel
Day and the proceeds Will be used Il
defray the expenses of the coming
State convention.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-04

there. The site is cons. dercd a Il ideal.
one for the purpose.
The finance committee il making -
the city budget fer the rScni year be-
ginning july LIST and will PROBABLY
submit r. 10 the council tomorroyF
night Estimates Of receipts and eS-
penditures will be presented, on VIII 4
VIII he based tn" appropriations ana
general tax There win he no thanee
In the rate Of taxation. which ts 81 20
on Sf00
The executive committee or the 1eT-
H. organized anti machine or Roosf-
welt wing If 'he Republican PARTY INST
N Richmond today, Jesse NJ New
comb, of this city, is the State chair
man of the new organization.
The school hoard has elected tsach-
ers for the public schools here t-r
next session The only changes maos
We're as follows, Miss Maud Hob =
vas elected principal Of Lee school
in place of Professor Bennett, who
resigned 10 go to Richmond; and MISS
zkKnsss Stokes WAS eaeeSy3'sx IS sscase''
in the high school TO MI vacsurr
caused BY Miss Hobbs promotion MISS
-aiii- Robertson rerelected a
teacher In the high school bur was
granted one Years leave OF ahGeucs
at her request. Her nephew, MIR
McManaway was elected to all ser
place during her absence.
In the ooiored schools the only
Ranges are as follows: Otelia HART
son was elected a teacher in Peabody
SCHOOL. ard Leah Penn was elected
substitute teacher to hil the position
or a teacher who is soon TO be MAR
ried
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-04
THREE SAW BARS
TO GAIN FREEDOM
DARING DELIVERY AT THE CITY
JAIIE11s ACCOMPLISHED
= DURING NIGHT.
FACING PENITENTlARY
Two OF THE MEN ALREADY CON
NICrEp AND THIRD WAITING
aRIAL ON CHARGE OF
FORGERY.
FACING PENITENTlARA

wubar, Hartman, alias r Mel
son. Norman Johnson and Charles
Fox made their escape from the city
ialI some time SUNDAY night by saw
ing mir v4y through the bars OF the
oei1 In which they were confined to-
oether hk ueans of fine chilled
stneI sav
,,.. no.. ;,aiotad vasterdav nv
$50 charya ~ foreinc
49,. 5 ~, lL,i,,, tbs f,ttizens' bank
>,",.e,ti. -, ~ rame of w r.
49, IA Iobraon who had
49,, ,,,.;5,a5 ~ rohhinc the drug
-, "a sn,ttb of pine street
ana sentenced to a year in the pen-
t.ntiar1 were awaiting the efforts Of
thefr rnnnsrI 10 secrue commute
lion If sentence.
- .r,s u,r,,
- nov S"uHu ~ -. 80,
was hvhtu o'thet ~ -, htes 49,
other PrlsoherS' ais ,ari, dnr
the men ald most oi then w uuI
~ ,"e So ~ n hat,ra =, c.c.o.i-
W, w .'''l - oNt w. ~ ,saa e. ~
ne saw "Hlch H'e n.e 49,,
hhelY tempered S'Tel' auu ~, $500 ny.
!" h'Ne eefn the least DIT u"i'e"'
was r. behind.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-04
Virginia Railway and Power Company,
William Northroo, Prceident
box car. They may be many hundreds
- miles away by this time.
4 Offers RaMHrH

box car. They may be many hundreds
- miles away by this time.
Offers Reward.
CITY gergeant John J., Satterfe'd
yesterday afternoon offered reward
Of 500 for the capture of Har man
and a reward of $50 each for the cap
ture OF the other two.
The Jail delivery was reported to the
police through Detective Sergeant
Wiltshire. at O'Clock Yesterday morn .
ing Captain MaMahon busted himself
preparing circulars and descriptions,
which he Will scatter through the couh'
try Photographs of Fox and Johnson
are on file at police Headquarters. Dnt
the police have none OF Hartman. tie
Is described as being a large man, with
red mustache and hair
Hartman was arrested in JACKSON
ward by b. H. Werner and Bicycle
Policeman Clark. Young Werner
caught Hartman In the act OF attempt
inc to pass his forged checks In The
ward. and. expecting violent resistance
from so large a man, telephoned 10
" t4c ssecoqasl mtatSaa. fer assistance.
tfarire. was seut to him. Hartman w'ar
discovered with a stencil outfit and
other paraphernaiIa with which re
could make good certified checks.
Youthful Holoups-
1t was on the night of March 9TH,
at 10.45 O'Clock that Fox and Johnson.
both masked entered the drug store OF
Mr.. Smith. and at g point of drawn
---"lvcrs. robbed him of between $40
end $40 In currency and several
checks. payment on which was inn
mediately stopped Mr. Smith was
counting our the days receipfs'at the
time. and was tctally unprcpared for
the sudden intrusion He complied
with the demands of the young ban
dts believing discretion TO be the bet
ter, part Of vaior
The police win use every effort TO
find the men and to bring them hat <
70 Richmond
A little more han three years aga
an attempt to effect a Jail delivery was
made by Harry Allen and William
Rogers. members or the noted Miller
Gang of baggage thieves who robbed
th~ Chesapeake and Ohio and cher
railway companies Of thousands OF dol
lars worth Of baggage by switching
checks III country stations. Allen and
Ro-ers. who we're arrested at the
Southern railway station by Detective
Sergeants Bailey and Wiltshire. sawed
out the whole door OF their cell. and
were on the point OF esco Ding when
the alarm Was given by other prison
ers They were afterwards convicted
ana sentenced to five years each in
the penitentiary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-04
Gr;st Mil Burns

{ SretIai q The richmond Nirginian
KING GEORGE VA june 3. "A
steam Erigt mill and barn property OF
RoUerI Bullard, near Sealston King
3eorge county burned Saturday morn
ing The ire was caused By sparks
from the boiler
'fhorc was TO insurance The prep
srty was valued AT about $1,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-04

In the Chancery court yesterday
Elizabeth A. Beardsiey qualified as
Administrative Of the estate of Henry.
Beardsley.. The estate is valued at
SIS, 700.
Charles X Willis qualified as ad-
ministrator OF the estate of Mary V.
Vaughan. The estate is small.
John +. Ewig qualified as guardia n
OF William knipe Ewir
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-04
Eiuais MndncsrlaN-

EE,I. MEAD ROCK CASTLE VA,
June S. Annual spring exercises al st
Emma industrlal and Agricultural col
iese rhegin Wednesday ~ this week
Mr. aid aiKs Edward -Mcfreli ars ~
charse Of the college.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-04
Scilmitz Dismissed.

o. A, Schultz. who was charged with
carelessiy driving In the street Sunday
afternoon and knocking down little
Grace podson, was dismissed in Po-
lice court yesterday morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-04
SIX Months For Ear,,

Bessie Minor and Rachael Davis,
both colored. charged with stealing
So from Harvey Woodbridge, drew
each six months ip iaii from Police
court yecserday morpipe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-04
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Society

Au,---=--=----==sz==xx= =zssuesszs.=sszz=s=s=s
-, - 1..,,c,,,, ~
Lexington. ny, who have been guests
II the formers mother. Mrs. /. y.
v-..,.rhr ~ .,r,asa4,ua Hanover
"a
county, LOT 1le f"@. " 'o>' -.
ug several DAYS with relatives IN
,xarfalL hafara going to New York.
-. -. ,t,a.. w-tf3 aas mis- week
''N"' .,..,
on the '@'p"'h'a ."
months abroad. MI ana NFS J. Ne" e.
,on Vaughan Jv Will acccWU5 ny
VI
'"sii ~
AttrhclNe i.u"'i''''i' ....
Mrs william NssI''' i'a -,
hostess Az Nt'N Ftttt' '"+' -,
the County e'ao Nt@'a'3"f
Of pink ralnoitF roses
center o. tfe *8"'' "'''
pink ana MI" S"@@A
each guest plate N"N''@ N'tS ''''4
fer Ten.
Altcnd Finals,
- Ch4Ies Sd ferteH, a@rvEhpa-
ped nv Miss tunHav FfeaHns aEa
Mss Ethel NHttet has gene 20 An
-uspo75s Far iag Mas 8. aaetfe"'t Aif4s
his weeA The E9 no - pfaettsst
exercises aad -aesai activities prkai
sesterdas morning pth She 9tttelat
7-1CE{TTTU u ~ ---------
Sorer3ntru4eyt ana Mrs HtoHeHF
rendered : n ,gtaa e" the board -
-szitsrs - th.r aa.f'eTs lu ti aht
Ro7e yesterday afternoon. followed hS
he usual dress parade 80 connection
With which the presentation q
awards wac made
The m.dshrmea saFe the host oI
Visitors a. real trea .ast nsght waef
Iheir dramatic org ni1aioa known a.
The MasttupH~rs gave tire FIRST Or
+a.a performances ~ "a musical cgm-
edY in two acts. entitled The Belle
ans TIE Erigaude The book lyrics
and songs are All pH le midshiImeis
and contained mann amusing hits
There are hundreds ~ i sjtors n An
nat.ous Tor the finals. which VIII con
rtHue MI tfrts week with several 4ttts-
liant balls
Yachting Party.
M and Mrs Edward J Willis. ~
Pembroke. left Richmond on SAT
urday with a party Of friends for "a
short cruise along the Atlantic coast
his week an Air Harry Waiter 8
Yacht The party includes Mir and
Mrs Henry Baskerville MIR and Mr.
George cole Scott ana MI " Hrydou
Tenant
VIII We'd To-day
An YnlpUrtaHt event III TODAY VII
he the marriage Of Miss DorothS
Lame. aauknter 81 Mt. and Mrs. En-
gera cushing Dane. 10 Mr. Norman
par4o!vh Watt. son OF Mr. Georss
WAIT. az this r{;y. TIE ceremony Wil
lake place TINS evening Il half after
o'clock In S. James Eplscopa
church
Miss Sns&ad 10 Wed.
me aadd3nx Of Major Raleigh n
Daniel af Weldon. \ G.. and Miss
Pearl Snaaa Of Fork Union Va. on
tune fzth will be a society event n
great interest TIA ceremony wiz
lake place AT noon at ffrk Union
Baptist church. Fort Union
The bride elect ia a daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs X. J Snead. and liz "a soloist
of marked ability. She is one OF III,
most popular young women of FYu-
wanna county. aud Is descended from
the influential Jones ana Snead fami
lies OF that county
Major Daniel Is young man Q
prominence IN North Carolina IL
is paymaster OF the Third regirp esS
North Carolina national guard. n-~
~ secretary and treasurer OF the a y
touse Lunper company Ne
Totner OF ffoh.. "aiier y. Daniel, wiz
married bliss Jeanette Hnead, OF flo'
@hiI" 'o0n'S' some yearsv ago ant
80 -" - ~" strong IN me race fo'
To- soeinoF Oh Nofth Caro-
mas
S&FutA