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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-22

bit in all of the large cities on route.
He goes from here TO Australia and
then on to India, the land credited
with being the home of the impo5ai.
bic art. but even there. Won ARK Is
satisfied that he can hold his own
against the best of the Indian jug
glers.
There is selected company with
Won ARK, each an artis in his own
line and will give an entertainment In
connection with the Mystery Man
that will he worth while.
Among the many mysteries will be
shown:
THE Throne of Delhi" Phantom
Piano" Home of Diogenes," witch
of the Flame" The Sarcophagus,'
Crystal Cage" "Metamorphosis of Il
Doll"
There Is no doubt that the house
will be filed to the doors as the sale
of seats that has been going On nj the
OrphCum gives testimony. Tonight Is
the first night ana he is only her,
for limited stay. Popular prices
prevail
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-22

CH|NK "P|GGER"
IS fined 500

BY Il special trip made to Eva yes
torday by Assistant License Inspector
Ned Crabbc, where he nabbcd Charley
An Kim. restaurant keeper, for sell
ing liquor without license, the city
and county Of Honolulu Is one hundred
dollars richer today than otherwise
would have been the case.
Cruhbc, who heard of the Illicit sale
of liquor at Eva some time ago, yes
tcrday afternoon made n trip there
with view to arrcsting the party he
had suspected. lie went to Charley
All kim's restaurant on arrival, ana
bought two bottles Of beer, for which
he paid marked half-dollar. Charley
was not slow In selling liquor to
Crabbc, apparently not knowing his Of
fetal position. but. much to his sur
prise, after he had delivered the beer
and accepted the money, he was ar
rested.
Charley did not want to come up
town yesterday and telephoned to Man
nger Renton of Eva plantation. who
promptly furnished bail of 800. This
morning Charley appeared before Judge
Monsarrat. pleaded guilty to the charge
and was fined 800 ana costs Of court
lie paid the fine and returned to Eva
today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-22
y ~
A MU e MENTS
KAA| CONCERT
WAS SUCCESS

Ernest Kaai and his Ministries faced
q packed house on Saturday night last
when n Hawaiian concert program
was billed ut the Opera House. AS an
extra attraction eight of the hula girls
from Madame pauahi's showed all the
mtriCaCics of the dance.
The program throughout was good
but the feature of the evening was
undoubtedly the mandolin playing Of
kaai. lie was brought back three
times on one occasion, the pieces
rendered being done with a finished
skin that deserved all the praise given
Another item that won unstintcd APP
plause was Annie Laurie" arranged
10y Kaai and sung by the male double
quartet As the words of the famous
old song echoed through the Opera
House the big audience was held COM
plctcly and when the last note died
away there was that momentary sill
enCe that marks genuine appreciation.
/ Then the storm of applause broke.
The pictures shown by BONNIE of
the naval parade held last month and
OF the opening of Pearl IlarbOr also
came In for much applause.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-22
WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES

Harry Corson Clarke will ON next
Monday night present his great suc.
cess of former seasons, the Broad
hurst farce. what Harpened To
Jones" The ploy Is one that needs
but little in the woy of commentator
or uraise ot this late hour, When n
play has made the success of two con-
tinents and the fortunes of no less
than three of the people most con-
cerncd in its production. there is H.
lie indeed that needs he said by WAY
of recommendation on n revival. The
main uoint of intorest je that In tho
piece Mr.. Clarke will be seen. I'm his
original character or Zones" the
drummer, who dons ecclesiastical gorn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-22
TONIGHT See
Won ARK

Tonight is the night Of wonders a
the Orpheum Theatre. Tonight the
Man of Mystery" will entertain in .
series of Illusions ana black art thn.
will far exceed anything of the like
nature ever seen in Honolulu before.
Right before your eyes he Will per
form the seemingly impossible.
Won ARK is credited with being on"
of the kings of the world in the art OF
magic, and Is at the present moment
on n tour of the world and will oXhi-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-22

The first meeting of the Honolulu
Symphony Orchestra will he held IN
the roof garden. Odd Fellows build
ing next Sunday evening. Carl Milt-
ner, leader of the BijOu orchestra,
will WELD the baton. It Is expected
there will be large additions to the
membership as the progress Of the
orchestra becomes known. The meet,
ing next Sunday will be for playing
rather than for organization. The
orchestra is starting with indications
of musical success.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-22
w AN rs

SITUATION WANTED.
First class iiremun-COal or Oll-wnnts
position. IL. $. e., this office.
5l40-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-22
"JOLLY WIDOW"
AT THE BlJ0U

The entertainment at the liijou to-
night will be in the hands of the
hughes Musical Comedy Company,
and this popular aggregation of en-
tcrtainers will present the Jolly
Widow" for the first three nights of
this week. and for the week end there
Is promised an entirely new opera
that Is said to be fetching"
This week Is the last appearance
here of the Hughes Company for some
time, and all who enjoy good even
ings entertainment should not fail tn
take it in.
Empires Change.
: There Is change of program at
the Empire that Is most pleasing in
its makeup, being headed by the Gil
man Four, who are top-notchers In
foot work.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-22
GRAND JURY
PROBE TODAY

The Federal Grand Jury met again
this morning to continue the investi-
cation of the several matters before
them. A further partial report Is eX-
pected during this week.
1t is understood that the cases be-
fore them this morning were ones In
which statutory crimes are involved
and that following II decision in these
some more opium cases will be dealt
with
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-22
FOR RENT.

Room and board cheap to AN elderly
lady In exchange for Companlonship.
Address 900" Bulletin. 5li0-6 ct
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-22

If you can secure rooms ut the
Colonial you will have done favor
to your whole physical and corporate
body MeTls ana service are us they
should be at any hotel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-22

John Pail, who was arrested by AS
sIstant Liquor Inspector Crabbe for
selling liquor to II. Clark, pleaded not
guilty in Police Court today.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-10
RESOLUTIONS OF REssecT

r & REGULAR NEETtNG or HE
Roard Of Directors OF the Nercnsnts
Maternal Bank. held oesober ). ls'S.
.he foJloWfnx r~scluttOn was unan'-
mously adopted:
We have learned with s'neere re-
>vss 81 the death Of one ~ our nnf2
Ser MAJOR CHARLES STRING
EEIiOw. who died at hts fes,asnce
g., sSis city on August nth: isi-
Tor Strsugfes10w fafthfuny ana
sbly served teie bank ss cgrnsu a'in
director for thirty yeers Tue 40. -
NJ Save 20 counsel could be relied on
AZ sccurafe. and followed WIN 40
so,uss sasety. A. . dSr~esoT ne wss
ronssrvasi~e. always realtzing TIE
Tsspons.StI!sy Of ME once. Ensen ne
80 rAe6 a n sacred trust. We were
i-enressed with his msSveioue mem
ory and the e5sernese ano torse o.
rs news Ne wss . man o. s1s
n:ehest ideals. an! VS. coSsios ns.
h MS everx Get W ms.n,.sTmSs
o. Houor. Ne oseveseS %os,srus.
ana evsssos 81 every ksnS. slway'
snsfsssnr uvcn the utmees 1fsnkness
Ne SSnorsd MIN not only Yor Ne
srsse ebgjytsee, bot mere especsss'y
Scv Ne ksGN charactev.
Resolved That We eenoer nS
sIy ossy sSneere 9ympeS1y: 49,
ccnv 81 I'm 1emcrial Se Yresd On
eur m!wwsps. Be- ySplSSea IN ~ :
cory 0e-Ssus % MI seUay'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-10

Take one pound Of prunes. onc-quarter
pound Of rassins. three tablespoonfuls Of
sugar, boil in sufficient water to obtain
one quart Of sysup: cool and mix with an
key: This simple formula. originally pre-
Ohio. will prove very efficient In cases Of
deranged stomachs. dyspepsia or nausea.
and will require no additional drug or
flavor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-10
DEATH FASTENED
BY LOSS Of WIFE
Warner Minor Woodward Passes
Away After Illness of
Two Weeks.

The funeral OF Warner Minor Wood.
ward, who died early yesterday morn.
ing, after short illness, in his apart.
ment at The Chesterfield. will be con.
Quoted this afternoon at o'clock from
ST. James Episcopal Church. Franklin
in Hollywood beside the body Of his
wife. The following friends OF Mr..
Woodward have been asked to act as
pall-bearers:
Active-E. Lee Powell. Henry G. Ell
lett. Joseph II. Gordon. Hunedon Cary.
Charles E. Whitlock, L. ". Mcveigh,
Clarence e. Hughes and James A. Mon
cure
Houorary-E. B. Addison. James
Caskie, Or. John n. Upshur. William
F. Gray, James r. Gordon. s. W. Trav-
ers. Henry L. Valentine. Preston Cooke.
O. H. Funston, Murray N Mcclure.
Langbourns u. Williams. George c.
Jefferson and Howard Swineford.
Mr.. Woodward was a son Of John
Pitt Lee Woodward and Mary Mildred
Minor. and was born at "Westwood,
Albemarle County. August II. 1914. He
was a veteran of the Civil War and
senior partner in the lumber arm OF
Woodward & Son. He had been
member OF the vostry Of ST. lanes
Episcopal Church for years. and was
a leading spirit in the building of the
new church on Franklin Street. He
was a member of Joppa Lodge OF Ma
sons. of II. f. Lee Camp. No. 1. United
Confederate Veterans; a director Of the
Prison Association OF Virginia, and
also a director of the Diocesan Mis-
sionary Society.
Grieved over wife's DeeaB.
a marked break in Mr.. WoodwardS
health was noticed after the death Of
Ais wife eighteen months ago. and IL
Is thought by friends that grief At
the loss of his lifelong companion was
the cause OF his physical breakdown
He was i'll only two weeks. His wife.
whom he married In 1859. was Miss
Elizabeth Stewart daughter Of the
Rev. Kensey John Stewart. He leaves
five children-S,ewart Minor Wood
ward, OF Richmond. the present Junior
member Of woodward 4 Son: the Rev.
Edmund Lee Woodward. n. D.. Of the
American Church Mission In China;
Mrs. Mary y. Teusler. whoSe husband
IL in charge Of St Luke's Hospital IN
TOXIC, Japan; Mfe. MILDRED w. Sccn-
ran, wife Of Joseph S. Cochran. OF
Staunton. and Miss Lettice Lee Wood
ward, of Richmond. He also leaves
one brother, John Douglas Woodward.
OF New Rochelle. ~ z. ~
The carly years OF his 1lfe.. up to
the time of the close OF the Civil War.
were filed with stirring scenes When
he was ave years old his father moved
from Virginia to Covingtcn. KY, and
entered business in Cincinnati.I O.. just
across the river When the war broke
out he determined to cast In his lot
with the Confederacy, and enlisted at
the age of eighteen in the adventurous
and dashing cavalry command OF Gen.
eral Morgan. He followed the daring
fortunes OF this leader rs member
of Company 1, Second Kentucky Cav
airy. until General Morgans entire
command was surrounded and captured
by the Federals.
After his capture he was confined
at Camp Douglas, in Chicago. from
which he succeeded in escaping one
cold winter night. When the news OF
the evacuation OF Richmond and the
surrender At Appomattox spread
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-10
IOllCE GATHER
CROP Of CROOKS
kehmond Day Evildoers Fall
Into the Tolls for Minor
| Offenses.
MIDWAY FAkeR IN TROUBLE
Operator of Sure Thing Ticket
Game Fined $50 and Told
s to Beat II.

Richmond Day. like cts predecessors
grew Its regular crop OF eviidoers. Be-
tween forty and fifty names graced
the police hloiters az the two state
Fair police stations when the scrSeants
closed shop for the night. Most OF
these were registered for minor in
fractions. disorderly conduct and drunk
being the charge most frequently en-
eered.
The sneak thief and pickpocket crop
was light At the city police station
". r. Leavelle, of Iiiido P. o., Va. re-
ported that his hip pocket was picked
Of Slss in bills. the largest robbery
reported during the day. Wallace
Bruce. of this city. lost $50 by the
same route, and L. L. Velines. OF Ray
nor. Va, reported the loss OF gold
watch and chain valued at si5.
Back st the Old Game.
Ollie jefferson, fourteen ear-old
negro girl. was arrested by the county
police upon complaint Of white wo-
her purse containing s1.s5. Ollie. ac-
cording to the police. is an old offender.
and figured recently in a similar case.
IN which she secured a handbag from
4 woman on Broad Street-vhile pre-
tending TO be adjusting her skirt To-
Tether with another negro girl named
NcCrea she was locked up in the
County Jail
The woman who made the charge
declined to give her name. on the
ground that she did not care for the
publicity. The oficers retained the
purse, and II will be introduced In evil
dence next Monday, when the two girls
VIII be given a hearing at the county
courthouse.
Takers In Trouble.
Louis cohen, who gave his residence
rs Columbia, s. C.. was arrested by the
county police on the charge Of operat-
ting a skin game in one Of the conces
s&ons On the Midway. He was fined
$50 ana costs and told 20 get out OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-10
TROUBLE SETTLED AND
ROAD WORK WILL co ON

Tazewei,, Va. October s--The much dis
cussed question eHecting the road p'ant
in East Jeffersonville District. wherein ths
question Of authority has arisen between the
supervisors and the State Highway Commits
sion. was am.cably settled here to-day The
e.usher OF the plant in dispute Will be re-
moved to the road near Taze~eii. and tie
roller will be left on the wittens Ail, Road.
Another cra.her viii be ADDED 20 the Wit
tens Mil Road ana another roller Will bs
added TO the road pssr town. and work
wit. begin a. once. II 10 believed now that
the turmoil and strife that has existed Ter
the past ,wo weeks viii be forgotten aud
that the roaA building viii go en- without
further trouble. :,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-10

Lvnchbu-s. Va. October "a beautiful
double wedding was Icrir..ed At the Netf-
odis. Church q, Eus.hurr th's morning.
wedding :r which there was much interest
in LvcheurT we'll Rustburr. whea
the dauShtery Of NJ. and Mrs. John z.
w,ehers were the brides. The marriage took
place a. 1870 O'Clock. tie church being dileA
with friende and relative, % the contracting
parties
The contracting parties were .nss sselia
vtthers and r. J. Buckiey. travelling man
Of Roanoke and Miss Loci~ ". wfshers and
Reyseon Jester. Jr-. 81 this city.
There were two little rinx girls and two
ribbon s.-is. ,he ether a.tencsnts being the
ushsrs who we're Dr.. ". L Lyls. OF Esd-
ford City: Joseph p. McCa-rcr and s. DuSal
Martin. OF Lynehtur1. and Nr Cuastead. OF
Rrstbure.
~. Jester one o. N. s-oenss 4. q prom.
inen. young ATTORNEY At law o: this c..-.
NJ aad N-s Buckley and 1ir and Mef.
yeste- left this afternoon for Norfolk, from
where they .aii Tomorrow for visit in View
York City
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-10
OBITUARY


Especial to The Times D'srateh.I
Heathsville. Va. october s:-Jacob
Waltz. Z German. who had lived in
f tp,, cynns els0 o "a
age. He will be buried In the come.
terry at his old home by the side Of
his wife. who preceded him many
years. He leaves one daughter. Mrs.
Miller, and five grandsons.
Mrs. EMxsSetA Jsnes.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones. widow OF
Morris Jones. Of Edwardsville. North
cumberland County. died at her home
last night. lnterment viii be made
at the home place. with funeral Sc
She is survived By several children.
Lloyd 4. winaes.
Especial to The Times Dispstch.l
Elizabeth City. y. c.. October -
Read Street after an illness of seven
years, which resulted from q stroke
of paralysis Mr.. Winder was about
sixty-six years old He is survived by
I winder. " both e residents Q, this city
Mr.. Winder has been resident Of
this CITY for the past eighteen years.
having moved here with his family
from the Eastern Shore Of Virginia.
He was engaged in mercantile pursuits
until seven years ago. when he wac
him an invalid He scarcely left his
home during these seven years.
Charles Reed Morton.
Especial to The Tfmes-Dispatch.1
Fredericksburg, Va, october a.
Chas. Reed Morton. son Of Mrs. Lucy
Hall Morton. and Of the Tate Rev. Chas
X. Morton. former missionary to Brazil.
died yesterday at "Braehesd." the home
OF Mr.. and Mra s. q. Howison. in
County, near this city.
The funeral was held this afternoon.
and interment made in the c/y GENE.
terry. The services were conducted
by Rev. J. II. Henderlste
Mrs. Matte MeRriwetheF.
Especial to The Ttmes-Dispatch.l
BYena Vista. Va. October Mrs.
Matte Merriwether. wife Of DR.. Geo.
Douglas Merriwether. died at her
home ~ This city at . o'clock tonight
after an 'llness which extended over
three years.
She was the daughter Of the late DR..
r. A. Sale. Of Bedford County, and was
born in that county. She 10 survived
by her husband and one daughter. Mrs.
W. p Dickinson, of this city.
The funeral services will be con-
Quoted from St Thomas's Episcopal
Church. in Bedford County, Friday al
ternoon at ; o'clock. The body Will
oe taken from her late home in this
city Friday morning.
james ". Glass.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Lynchburg. Va. October 9.-James
W. Glass aged eighty-one years. re-
tired business man. died this morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-10

town He put up the cash and agreed
to leave Richmond at once His outfit.
consisting Of several hundred num-
bered tickets and a trunkful of plated
jewelry, was conhscated
Charles Kojan and c. Miller. two
other concessionaires. were arrested
by the county officers on similar
charge Both claimed to be from
Coney Island. Neither could furnish
the required bail. and both were sent
to tho CoDrty Jail. Friends subse-
quently came to the rescue ana put
up cash enough to procure thor free
dom for the night. They Will be tried
this morning ut tho county police sta
ton at the Fair Grounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-10
DEATHS

CONNnRD.--Died. At her residence. us
Lakewood Avenue. Parkland. Tues
S OK az a wi s Of nf psv.d I r Con.
nard. 10 her seventy-first year She
leaves. besides her husband. four
daughtess-Mrs Katy Thompson,
Cleveland. O.; Mrs. George Burruss,
and 1 Cara connsrd.
Funeral from the residence THIS
AFTERNOON at o'clock. inter-
ment at St Marys Church. Gooch-
land County. Friends ana aeQuaint-
Philadelphia. Atlantic City and Pc
tsrsburg papers cory.
oRRIcK.-Dfsd, at his residence. on
nrnok INES KSiS; Il Il oiRIcx' ei IN IN:
ffty.second year OF his age.
Funeral at $40 o'clock FRIDAY
AFTERNOON from Emmanuel Church
Henrico County.
SEP at his residence. :i:s
East Main, wednesday at 1856
o'clock, II. A. SEPARK, In the fifty
seventh year Of age.
Funeral notice later.
wooDwARD.-Died. in his apartment.
at the esterneld, Wednesday
O'clock. WARNER MINOR WOOD
WARD. in the s:xty-ninth year OF his
age.
FunerrI from ST. James Church,
Yves. Franklin street. THIS (Thurs-
day. AFTERNOON at O'Clock. In
terment in Hollywood. Please omit
flowers.
Tuesday. October ..
MRS. p. L. BOwLES
Funeral from Benpetts undertak
ing pariors THIS MORNING At
Of her daughter. Mrs Olivia Hazel
grove, 610 Barton Avenue, Barton
Heights. Wednesday: 0eto1Hr :; py !. s
TIMPERLAKE. widow Of Chapman
Hanover Counts. in the eighty
fourth year OF her age. She - sur
y.ved BY four chiidrsnII a,Sh,o 'r.s
A. and J n Timberlake. Of Rich
mond. and b A. Timberlake. Of Alice.
The funeral will be held from che
above residence ON FRIDAY MOEN-
ING. October -; s ss ~ oe HsSund I'm IN
Hanover.
DETrLEBACH.-Died at her residence
e03s West Grace; at 10 a M CI
SSs ie:ves. besides Ter husband. two
dauxhters. Mrs. H. D. FeDhe'mer ana
Mrs Oscar D. Kahn. ana ono SON. MT
Loufs Dett1eback-
Funeral notice later.
Baitimore and Atlanta papefs
please COPY.
epOvy-pied. in Stanton, Va Oc-
fonrr 4. 1872. WALTER L. the sor
Of ssrs. Ella Rove Brown anu '"s
service. viii be held at the ETavs
I, hollywood Cemetery This
Thursday AFTERNOON. OsoS
vafe-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-10

aaIreaA. = eeunA hlm n c1nnAA. wAee
- w. SnsA9el 49, e1A1r f1u111ve
OSufulesnAeo = seDAn1n1n9 . ra11
Which haA ~ ~ pnSDsDs re sessaas
Of he seutAsra psl0easfs - casnD
DeuolAA.
He sssviss e ne cenfsdseesv est
MIN hss material prosperity. ana Q
sl,ort while after the eeoss Of the war
the woodward famaly moved hssk from
Kentucky 10 Hichmoue. who're Mr.
woodward opened the lumber business
which 10 now known - Woodward 4
Son.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-10
CROWDHAOONlY
WEIGHING ROOM
ON RICHMOND DAY
.cra,,auch PROM Ff-st rasel

wsh"o '-.r. y. Fan It's carnival cisr1cr
for unattached. Sh-k.is. attendance
sSurcs reaeh.d their highest point. ana
every .sriul4fc was . ~Uess. On the
N..~ay II vas no IoasCT possible 10
w!xgf. sus ra~ best ~. could 90
IVES 60 follow EaeckIg. iuaisn fashion.
:. tbs fc-;stsp. Of ones f!oufdcor
r.irhnor one wen; Willy -nIliy whc-e
shc crowd went liz. = cork IN q sure
but siowIy-noyins current The tnitia-
tive add referendum was At a dir
count
EsAs Ne 40 yss Best
To DO honor to Richmord Day.
exerv department. Of the sair put sis
tes; foot 20 ws-- sEd srrsysd i;seis
IN holiday at;ec. The racing caro-
wss t's- biggest and hottest con'ssfea
Of the week. and the performers On
the big stage tn frost Of ths Erana.
stand iucisdee staa,s which were NOT
IN the contract tn. spirit cf cos
Operation was IN the al and cvcy-
body ~ss tntsn, upon sdssns TO the
<ays ,rssrta 10 fpent.
Ihs sAhssis sss.dinSs se,a esosesty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-10

At his home here. after having been
in declining health for long time.
JOh0 A. Wattn.
Especial 10 The es-Dispatch.l
LynchburR. Va, October John 4.
Watts, aged seventy.one years. died
yesterday at his home here, heart dis
ease being the cause. His wife and
the following children survive: La
Fayette Watts. of British Columbia.
Robert Watts. of West Virginia. Harry
Watts. r. Benjamin Watts, Joseph
Watts ard Edward Watts. of lynch
burg: Mrs. Bass Ford. Of LynchburS:
Mrs. Willie Simpson. of Radford. and
Misses Ethel and Crystal Watts. OF
Lynchburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-10

Norfolk Va October Sat the brides
home al Virginia Beach this afternoon Miss
Virginia Eiein Cooke daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs w!iloushby T. Cooke was married 20
Edward EeytI! Glennsn. Oldest son o. Mrs
Michael Gienna.. The ceremony was per-
formed By Rev John Doherty and bishop
Beverly D Tucker.
rhev wiz ,. q, home ate. November Is at
80 Bo.sseya .ne Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-10

The stock event Of the DAY came in
the afternoon with the exhibit on the
racc-ccufse of ne cattle which had
been awarded prizes. The review was
imposing in the extreme. and bore out
President Fairfax'S statement that the
exhibit: Of beef and dairy cattle this
year eciipses all previous displays.
70: thirty minutes tho ribbon win
ne,s passed In review before the grand
stand in a continuous stream. Each
animal came -rssh from the rubber
hose. ard each wore to silk spoiIs Of
the contest The sion; Gailcways and
dur.r- I'd Rolls comprized numer-
Gus class. aud clyde W. Saunders
scored heavily with . group OF prize
rvirnin- Jerseys. The r.refords. pu;ca
fSsl.-d. T-eTEs~y. a. well as the Nir-
..iaia dairy breeds. were all well rep
resented
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-10
THE WEATHER.

Forecast. Fer v1fB1Dto-Faer s0uthS
.hoWcr. north portion ThuFDAay 81
Thursday pigAts Friday probably fe1r'
colder 1ortA POrsSon.
For North Carelena-Generouy fsR
Thursday and Frtooy.
special wind forecast fcr Hsea
IO-Lixht 70 fresh sostheriy 20 sosth-
westerly Winds.