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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28
SUFFOLK

suffolk. Va. january 27.-The Mat
incc Card Club was entertained yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. Robert j.
N"rhcet AZ her home i'll South B-oad
street. TIL. home WAS prettily decor
atcd. PLAY was followed b. refresh
lncnts. The club prize. hani-eni-
broidercd bureau scarf. was Won ~
Mrs John e. Taylor; the guest prize
81 pair OF silk hose. by Mrs. H. T..
Elan: the consolation. ii plncush on
by Mrs. r. l.. Woodward. and the lone
hand prize, an embroidered towel. by
Mrs. II. :. Boykins. Other players
were Mrs. Herbert West NJ ss Evelyn
I'M. Mrs. c. j. Htddick. Mrs. J.. =
I'M. Mrs John + pin"er Miss Mary
Dclk. Mrs. s. Il. Brockcnbrough Mrs
T =. iIolladny, Miss Caroline BnylSin
Mira { e. Cohoon. Miss Mary Wright
Miss Russell Dcy. Mrs. y. II. W!th.rs.
Mrs. Fame Crumuler Parrish. Mrs
Mrs, j. r Witncrs, Mss Mary Judith
smith Mrs. g. ". Jenkins, Mrs. Alex
andrr MyricE. Mrs j. T.. r IIollndav,
Mrs William +. Hires Mrs Frank IL
Whaley. Mrs +. J. Morrison. Mrs.
George l.. Barton. Miss En- Jones Mrs.
II. NJ. trquhart Miss Louie Crump,
Mrs lanes c. canscy. jr., and Mrs
james Wesley Chapman
The Magazine Club was entertained
this week ~ the home OF Senator and
Mrs. j. +. West, at Washington street
papers by Mrs. nerhcr, West Mrs
Claude j. Dennis and Miss Daisy MIR
ncy. Mrs. John King invited the club
10 social session far Friday even
ing. and Mrs. T. l. Brewer. Jr.. gave
notice OF a reccptior to be held at her
home next month Refreshments We're
served.
Miss Virginia Jenkins on Wednesday
afternoon was hostess to members n
the Girls Bridge Club NJ her home in
Main Street on Wednesday afternoon
The Ministering Circle Of Kings
Daughters met Friday afternoon with
Mrs j. Waller Hosicr and Mrs. s. l..
Dclk. ut the home Of the latter, in
Brewer Avenue.
The Suffolk Literary Club was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mayor and Mrs. j. T.. Holla-
day. In Linden Avenue.
The Suffolk Book Club was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
William H. Jones. Jr, n Bank street
Miss Nancy Polk Wooiford this week
was hostess at Il masquerade party
given at her home in Main Street
Costume prizes We're captured ny Miss
sarah Hines and seth Campbell
Miss Millicent Jenkins, Of Harner.
y. =. Is being entertained by her
cousin. Mrs. y. L. White, in Main
Strpef
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28

Sewing cIub Thursday afternoon. Mrs
George w. Mitchell and Mrs. Glenn
Mitchell assisted In receiving and scrv-
Ing. The invited guests were Misses
Sue aIontague. Alma Cummings Lula
Walters Sadie and Mary Elicit. Mary
Miller. Margaret Junkin. Harriet Eof
Jenn'c Holt Jennie Childress, Annie
Eoff nd Ollie Surface.
.lr. and Mrs. james S. Childrcss en-
tertained a number Of friends at din
ner On Wednesday evening.
Mrs NJ. l.. MorriRon has returned
to her home at Coriath. Miss. after
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Luther William
son.
Miss Beatrice Calhoun is tie CUES.
of her uncle, Robert Calhoun. of Weeks
burg. Miss. Miss, Calhoun Will return
TO Christiansburg In April.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w. Simpson. Of Rad
ford and Mrs. Eichbaun. OF New cas-
tie Pa. have been guests o; Mrs. Adj
die Simpson.
Edward Fagg. of Richmond, is spend :
ing the week with Captain T. w.
Fagg.
Miss Lizzie Simpson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles King, of Dublin. Will leave
Monday for Florida for :, two months
stay.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles stanton have
returned from Atlanta.
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SALEM
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Salem. Va. January 27-Tha only
social affair given during the past
Week was an informal dance ut Hotel
Salem, participated III by a number
OF the younger social set Many
pretty hgures were led by W. L. Nc
Chung. with Miss Katie billiard. Those
dancing were Miss SADIE Galloway.
with Gus ScruEEs; Miss Marion Brand
with Harry Fray: Miss Beauty Bowlcs
with Elwood bowers: Miss Berta Me
Conkey, with Bramlcttc Barker: Miss
Ecssc Hood. with Rappi Myers; Miss
Myra Logan. with James Brown Miss
Gretchen Kline. with PAM Gmberrer:
Miss Rachael Garrett. with Noel Shell
ton; Miss Ruth Garrett. with MIR. King
chapcrons were Mrs. Hood anu MIR.
and Mrs Fngle. Stays: sutherland.
Patterson. Fray. Prctzman, Martin and
Garrett.
l. g. Iianshrough left this week
70: st. AUGUSTINE. Fla. to join his
family, which is spending the win
ter al the Valencia
Mrs. G. lfutlcr who spent several
days with her sister. Mrs. WinEticld
Griffin. has returned to LynchburE
j. r. Bowman ard son. Heller. Of
Florida, arrived her this week. hav-
ing been called home by tho death OF
the formers dauShtcr-in- law, Mrs
Gcorgc Bowman
Mrs, Nat johnson is visiting rela :
tivcS in l.ynchburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28

East Main Street. In honor Of Miss
HEa Mood ana Mss Mary Sowers..
% Mrs. NJ. c. r.is.n, in washington
AIRS. ,.rcnv!lle Gaines let, Warren
ION on tuesday tor richmond, where
ii.s Margaret Baxter spent the
cary part 81 the week in Warren
airs. Stcdman ani Miss Thurfcr, of
New YORK. are recent arrivals at a;rs
J. i. Eigtton :.
,,G Mtia !, wi. .;; n. Garner visited in
Mrs. norsc entertained at a tea on
Tuesday Afternoon at her home or
EHLp"pcr street.
Miss Anne Bruin. Q; Iiagerstown.
Charles i wood. OF it!anta, Ga: C.
a. Walker. Horace ana Taylor Tyvi-
man, ,,h' Mss mantle 'rwyman. Alr. and
brown OF CharlottcsSill., J y Dcs
Fortls, Of COLUMBIA, :, C.. H.. " SOIL
man, OF N'."'own| arc among ,"ose
IN Narrent"n tho past week Tor the
Mood Giadi"y eddin.
George allen. OIL washington state
Ahsnt wednesday, in Warrcn,on
Mrs John u. Hooc. of Wnrrcnton
who mas been spending the wi..ter in
Washington at tho Grafton Hotel l.s
gone TO %ewp"rt News. where she VIII
T,pTHu SOFA" i!Hc with MIR. ana aIIs
Robert y. Holt.
l'e' T.. ;. iilnks has returned home
after Il visit of several days 10 i;.cm-
iHGnd ana Petersburg
pr. and Mrs. MInlon Hutchinson.
OF PhiiaGclnh.n. are at Ars iiamti-
tons where they viii spend some nm.
g, Mis- nrnwiord. who, ma. been SPEND
l. listing la Washington
Ms l.. j. Kerr. OF Washington, is
spta'hnS some time In Warrenton hi :
MISC Eva Wood entertained tho local
1lpi"r OF the Kings Daughters on,
rrila; last. Miss Ella l.. smith. OF
!!:.rond Run. entertained at cards ON
IiuihH evening.
Mrs p%weil W,hsrs, Of Washing
ths week.
mrs Forh nol, Of warcn,on $
Nsl'in-; in Boston
Nh and Mrs. n. Chamberlain hav.
!eisinen To baltimore, after pending
s't..iAi months In Warrentun.
MISS sitter, OF Philadelphia is me
su,s' OF Mrs Iucicn Keith. Mss
-, returned from Paris
Mrs. Frank Z. Brook. is visiting in
Wnsn!ngton.
Mrs. :. A. Appleton and children
a"' AZ home after "A stay OF -ouc tim:
IN rh!lnd.lphia
TEc Misses nartonstcin have ~
ccntlE h"d as their guest Miss Grace
"oI u g Hiss Muncurc has rcturncl
Miss f'iorence sheppard and Mir.
ERrms YIN ciosc their nome on CT =. N
street for the winter. Mrs Bruce will
stsnd IN" winter in AicNndria. and
MISS sheppard viii go to Pc.,nsyi-
aria. where she will be the guest
Of ncr sister. Mrs Curbctt.
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POWHATAN
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Powhatan, Va, January 27.-Miss
Nolie Amos, who has been visiting
her parents for some time. has return
ed to Richmond.
Mrs Paul Lipscomb who has been
visiting her parents in King and
Queen has returned 10 her home here.
Miss Gay l.. Miller is visiting rcla-
lives at Woodland Heights.
T. c. Nichols is visiting in Rich
mond.
Miss Ammo Burns Walker is visiting
her sister, Mrs. y. L. lipscomb. here.
been visiting her sister, Mrs. IL C.
Burton. has returned TO her home,
Mrs, Mundy, of Essex. is the guest
Mrs Richard WorSham. who has
been visiting her son at Carson, has
returned home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28
RALEIGH

Special 10 The Times nisratchl
Raleigh. \. c. January 1.-THE rwcn
ticth Century BOOK Cluh met this week
with Mrs. James Briggs and had as
quests In addition TO the club mem
hers. Mrs. lanes Briggs ,ir.. Mrs.
S :,ti. and Mrs NJ \ Bryan, OF
mously TO Join tho North Carolina
Federation ~ Women's CLUBS. Mrs
Henry Raglcy, Mrs. McGcachy. Mrs.
ScaEic and others participated in the
liter@ry program
There was much interest mere in the
mhrrihSc ~ robert wyatt, OF ,his
city. ANA Miss Mary Rcnnic. Of Nor
folk. Thursday evening In Norfolk
IL ceremony was III the Firs, Pres.
hEtcrian Church. There went with Mr..
Watt. as special friends. 10 attend
i. Thomas, Ar Gosncy. ~ H. Green.
.Ir.. Or. burton j. Ray, OF Raleigh: D..
u: y. Best, Of Wilson. and j. l.. Won
Claim, OF Wilmington.
Mrs. \. Il. Andrews was hostess this
week for the Johnsonian hook Club
ON Thursday afternoon. IL was one
Of the most delightful meetings of
the cason. and Mrs. Andrews accord
cd social pleasures thta delighted the
!ciEh's oldest book club.
There was business meeting of
the iTortnightly Book Club Tuesday
afternoon with Dr.. Della Dixon Car
RON.
DR.. and Mrs Archibald Henderson
noon for reception that was given
In their homo by the WOman's club
of Raleigh. DR.. Henderson being here
for lecture that evening at ST. Mrry's
School The rcccDtion was in the Wo-
mans Club rooms, and proved most
enjoyable affair
There was Il literary session of the
John" nian Book Club Wednesday AZ.
tcrnoon at the home of Mrs r. w
Winston. on Blount Street III win ch
there was a profitable and cn'iPhten-
tfl,- ...l. fr.. iN,. .lVt=i
the University of North Carolina, on
"The Tragedies OF Shakcspcars ("
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28
RADFORr

Especial 10 The Times dispatch
Radford. Va, January 2j.-Au en-
joynblc hop was given Wednesday
evening in the Tyler Hal! ny the young
men OF town.
Mrs George Miles. Of Marion, is
visiting Mrs. William Inglcs.
The lecture given by Rev j. L..
Einstine on Tuesday in the Tyler Hall,
on Life and Literature" was a great
success, and also very much enjoyed.
\ Talk OF ThnclScray will be given
by Professor Moorehcad. OF Roanoke
College. February q. In the Music Club
Hall
Mrs Il. j. Connor and Mrs. J. y.
Walters left Tuesday for Washington.
where they will visit.
Miss Francis smith returned Friday
to her home after visit for nine
weeks at Mrs. Flanagan's
Captain William IngIcs returned
home Thursday after spending a fow
days III Lexington.
Mrs. wilson entertained few Of
her friends Tuesday In honor of her
daughter Mrs: J. I. EARLY. OF Salt
Vile Mrs. William Inglcs Ir.. en-
tertained In her honor on Wednesday,
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:-::Sociiety:-:
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Continued from second page.
+. l.. where the groom will report for
duty.
Vcslicr Service.
This afternoon. a, the Fern Leaf. a,
the corner OF Firth and Grace Streets.
the Young Woncn'S Christian Assoc
ciation VIII hold It's regular vesper
service ut $3.50 o'clock Interesting
stories OF Christ!an Ina;a IN songs win
be told by DR. ". e. .,.,meg The songs
VIII he sung by Miss Elizabeth West,
Miss Louise sutton Stanley uardini:
ana Woodbridge Tuck, The association
rest rooms win he open for use from
II y, NJ. until $3.50 y. NJ
~ Forest I'M.
An entertainment Will b. given at
the Forest Hill school house on Mon
dag night, january -. AT half-past S
o'clock. Mrs. MARY Il. Bell and Polk
Miller are on the program. and II viii
be very Interesting aYalr This en-.
teriaipment Was postponed from no.
vcmbcr g.
III ana Out Of Town.
MISS Anne Douglas Beverly. oc Win
chester, l. the guest 1r Air and Mrs
Richard Evelyn Byrd, at sol East
l'ranhsin street.
MISS Nanu!c r. Massi.. Of Lewis
purE, w va. IS spending som: time
I.
n. Lewis. L. Gates ard w. T. Rob
nrtson haze returned from trip TO
Washington, where they spent several
days on business.
Miss Ruth Budd s'n!:hson. Of Crews.
II visiting her arint Mrs. 10. J. Taylor,
OF i-lt tloyh .Ayenn.
MISS iIaruc serusvs, OF Norwood.
Nelson coUntE, s. listing friends in
Rchnond this week
NJ. and Mrs Hancock johnson are
al 1919 Floyd Avenue. after spending
several months ~ B-"mo.
William Glenn and Alcnza Glenn
nav" returned 10 vinita. a:to. Il v!s.t
Of some time to friends here
Thomas nobc,ts. OF Sorwood. Is
spending som. time In this city az til.
guest OF friends.
Mr and Mrs Lewis kaufman viii
return to thc!- home. al3 West Grace
street tonight. after an extended
trip to Palm Beach and other south
ern points.
Mrs. c. T. Perkins continues qui,e
III at her home 1913 North Twenty
second street
Mr- II Pey,on cray. OF Abingdon.
Is visiting Mrs G ". Massic. ~ 21al
East Hroad Street;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28
BURKEVlLlE

Special 10 The Timc.;-D ispatch.J
Burkcvilic, Va. January "7.-Mrs. J.
t. Riley left on Monday for three
months visit in the North
T i. Shelton is In Philadelphia for
the week
Mrs. MacE.ean icath and Mrs George
scott spent several days in Richmond
ana West Point the past week
Miss Adams. Of Blackstone has re-
turned to her home after visit to
Miss May Robertson.
MISS Gertrude Hawks. OF Wellvillc,
Is Visiting her sister, Mrs. j. II. Will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28

Orange. y. j., spent q couple OF days
here this week with her husband $
parents. Mr.. ard Mrs. j. :. Charles.
Marston Christian of Wilmington.
~ c., is here to spend short time
with his mother, Mrs. w. II. CHRIS
tian.
Mr. and Mrs. b. f. Collins, of Min
neapolis. have been visiting Dr and
Mrs. D. J. King this week. Mir. Col
Inns is AN uncle of Mrs. King.
w. L. Graves. OF Newport News, was
the guest of j. V. Morris, the first Of
The week
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Reaves. of South Boston. are in RICH

Reavcs, of South Boston, are in Rich
nond
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Terrell. of Raleigh
y. c., who have been visiting relatives
in Houston, have returned.
G. c. Barksdale. OF Richmond. spent
sunday last with his parents Judge
and Mrs, w. Il. Bark sClalc.
Miss Elise Cradd"ck, of Iynchburps.
is the guest Of Miss Helen Barksdule.
Charlie Faulkner, of Boydton. who
was the guest Of Mrs. Tom Leigh. has
returned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28
CHRISTIANSBURG
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Christ!ansburg. Va. January 27.-
County Surveyor w. j. HUI celebrated
his fifty birthday by enter
tanning number Of his friends at an
elaborate course dinner. The guests
were James Childrcss, j. NJ. l2lss
+. 4. Smith, Allen |. Hairless. G. w
Surface. w. VI. Dunkle. r. I. Roopc
j. +. -. Smith. Judge w. NJ Pierce.
Dr. 7. I. Surface. Rev. Charles STAN
tor and DIR. w. w RanEcly
Miss Edith Fagg was hostess TO the
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HOUSTON
fSncci,I 10 r.,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Houston. Va. January 27.-Mr. and
Mrs. r.. Holt Ioasley and Miss Mary
Peachy Eusley left Houston on Thurs
day morning to spend the month OF
February in Washington
Miss Watson Nasey. who is stu
dent at the University OF North Caro-
evening TO spend several days with
her mother and sister In Houston.
a. Il. Dorsey, of IIoust ton. and w. I.
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M0NTVALE

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.]
Montvalc. Va. January 27.-NIiss
Bette Butord spent Tuesday a Roam
okc.
Mrs. Bette Rice has returned from
a visit TO relatives in Roanoke.
Another instalncnt of books from
the state Library was made last week.
which promises good literature for the
people OF this community
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28

in Bruton Parish Church, OF which
he was formerly rector, tomorrow
Mrs. Henry T.. Charles, of East
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28

Nh and Mrs. Lewis kaufman will
return to their home. al3 West Grace
Street tonight. after an extended
ern points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28

Thomas Robc:ts. Of Sorwood. Is
spending som. time IN this city az til
guest OF friends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28

William Glenn ana Alonza Glenn
haT" returned 10 Vinitn a:to. :; visit
OF some time To friends here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28

Mrs. c. T. Perkins continues quite
III at her home 1873 North Twenty
second street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28

NJ. and Mrs Hancock johnson are
al 1919 Floyd Avenue, AFTER spending
several months u, Bruno.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28

Special group OF Serge Dresses, worth up $500
also few vevets all colors; about IS different 90
styles; your choice tomorrow .......... 40
y limited number Of Fine Evening Wraps, very ex-
pensye garments, but just little soied from q II
handling; your choice Observation-Disclosures. Cs y
All Evening Gowns and Wraps. Party and Afternoon
ae dposs oI sf IN 10! l475
Expensive Imported Models not xcepted.
10 Dresses, worth 500 OF excellent quality foulad
o ona ehoe black and other good COL
sz9zezzl
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few $3.50 McssaIine Dresses desirable @ *
cw Stunning White Polo Goats worth $500.
but but trle soled from display; while they 975
Peter Thompson Suits, splendid values their rcgu-
lar price Si6.5O; tomorrow AT exactly ONE-llALF.
81. Ladies Ml-Slk Hosiery; for Monday TO
only, special ..................... NC
Si.5o and $500 Ladies' English Walking 4 M
New Rancoats, in grey and tam special 2 or
Monday ut OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. CeCC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
DEAF AND DUMB,
HE LEADS BAND

NEW YORK. Jan. 8. Deaf and
dumb. yet Edward J. Thinks. 10. 10
leader Of brass hand. an accom-.
plished corue'ist. and has the am.
bition 70 earn living as n band
matter.
Scarlet fever robbed the boy of
speech and hearing In bis baby
hood, Al 9 he was acnt 10 q deaf
and dumb institute. ny process
OF aural massage given the ear
drum with eymbals and wind in
sirumentH he now can hear such
instruments ~ well an the vibrant
tones Of an organ.
In addition 10 leading = band of
~ pieces and playing several In
sirnments himself he teaches
younger persons. similarly afflict-
I'D, 10 play and enjoy music.
when get older" said Thinks.
through m interpreter. II want to
organize . deaf and dumb hand"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
Power Company Guards Its Million Dollar Plant
Against the Settlers Whose Lands 1t Has Ruined

Corporation Fears Enragcc
Idaho Farmers. Denied JUS.
tice by Federal Appraisers,
VIII Attempt TO Destroy
Dam That Flooded Their
Acres.
SPOKANE. Jan. 6.--As the reault
Of colossal travesty Of Justice. the
million dollar dam ana plant OF the
Waahlneton Water Power company
II Post Falls. Idaho. IN being guard.
cd night and day by armed men 10
keep the enragcd settlers along tho
spokane river between pnnf Falls
land Occur dAicnc lake aud along
the shores or the lake itself from
blowing 4 np with dynamite.
Telephone connections have been
made between the various points
whore tho dams and flood gates Of
the company are located. and tho
|riserlahove the upper dam has been
screened 90 prevent dynamite bcin.
|noafed down.
Tho trouble arises from the ridIc.
housfy low damages awarded the
people living along the shore Of the
river and lake for land owned by
them that has been completely In.
Undated by the back water OF the
dam Of the water power company
and rendered uselcsa The appfalu
era appointed by tho federal court
OF the Northern district OF Idaho
estimated the land aa worth little
Icns than 1000. sum which. nc.
oofdinR 20 the lowest and most con.
seryhtise figures submitted BY the
settlers IL about onethlrd OF the
real value Of the land.
In 1883 the Washington Water
Power company built. nj Post Falls,
dam 10 utilize the river In the pro
dncsion Of electricity In recent
years the darn has been increased
in, height. resulting IN overflow ON
many acres OF fertile land above the
falls.
An offer 20 settle out OF court was
made by the company. but declined
BY the settlers because the amount
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
Gigantic Irish
Indignation Meeting

DUBLIN. Jan. Sat q gigantic
mass meeting today az omaxh.
county Tyrone. resolutions we're
adopted protesting against the cf-
fort by home rule To separate Ire
land from the tinited Kingdom OF
|Gvat Britain and Ireland. Eighteen
special trains brought crowds Of
s'lntermen 10 the gathering.
Addressing the immense audi.
encc. sir Edward Carson. leader OF
the Irlsh conservatives. or Orange
faction. Ia parliament. said;
m my determination 10 fight
against irsIand's separation from
the United Kingdom IL treason ]
plead guilty. Let the government
do it's worst"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

coming Of the first governor general
OF Canada. viscount Monek. IN July.
1857. the year OF confederation. In
1865 the government bought the
place.
Lord LisEar. who succeeded Wis.
count Munck. was evidently care.
fnl man who had regard for en-
pcnses. II Ia said be used 10 invite
guests 10 the Hall and NJ eight
o'clock the lights In the place were
turned out aud tho guests we're
left TO gfope their way out AZ best
thcs could
Hofnfe tho arrival Of tho Earl OF
Dufferln In 1874 about szzo 600 vas
spent TO patch up and enlarge the
residence. And soon after the earl
came hia wlfe added 20 the mem.
hers OF The household by presenting
. young son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
MENTAL DELINQUENT
HANGED FOR MURDER


WINDSOR. W., Jan. 6.--Despite
a storm OF protests against execut-
Ing man, who since childhood had
been unable to distinguish right
from wrong. Eiroy Kent. a mental
delinquent and former inmate OF an
insane asylum. was today hanged
for the murder Of aged Della Cong.
don at East WallIngford. Vermont.
In 1908. The execution. which took
place in the jail yard. was private,
only the sheriff and witnesses re-
quircd by law being present.
Although many physicians assert
ed that Kent was mentally def
cient when the murder was done,
the governor o. Vermont refused
to interfere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

building vas . source OF waste on
the part Of tho government and an
unsuitable home for tho governor.
Rideam Hall was built In is5s by
Thomas Mckay. Scotch con.
tractor. II vas then the finest
residence In Ottawa. Mckay loved
music and on the bniidInx he erect.
ed tower which he used ~ q
music hall. Here he spent many an
hour squeezing the haxplpes In
time the building became known a.
Mckay'x castle.
On through tho years thu building
stood. gathering traditions until
Mrn. r. &. Kcescr ehfissened ~
RideAu Hall. In 1866 the govern,
m~nt leased n for Il. years AZ 1000
4 year with an option TO buy u for
So 600. Al that time plans we're
prepared 20 enlargs the Hall for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

PORTLAND. Ut, Jan. "
Praised by his employer. Banker
John Bcall, because he succeeded
In stopping the heavy automobile
in time to prevent II from running
down a woman and her baby. jamie,
the Scotch chauffeur. said:
II wudna like tae rim over a
wiman wi q wee BARN. cos the
bsirn has milk bottle. II the
bottle wud be brcckit II might coot
ma tires"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06
Breaks Z Cold in . Day
Ana Cares Any Cough That - Our
ebIs. Noted Dostos's Formula

.From your druggist set two
ounces Of 0iycerine and half an
hound. Take these two ingredients
home and put them into . half pint
81 good whisksy. Take one TO two
teaspoonflls after ceach meal and At
bed time. Smaller doses 70 children
ACCORDING 10 age" This IN the bent
Sorn,,ia known 10 science. There are
many cheaper preparations Of large
quantity, but Il don't pay 70 expert.
,neuf with bad cold. I3e sure 10 get
only the genuine. t0iobe). concentrat-
n 4 sealed tin screw-top case. lf
vour druxrisf does not have II In
stock 10 viii get II quickly from his
Wholesale house. This has been pub
1ished here every winter. Tor six years
Ana Thousands Of families know its
Vaiuo.--AdvI