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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
Denied With Regret.

In denying tho petition OF q. BrisCoc
for abatement Of a sidewalk tax tho
commissioners expressed regret that the
law will not allow thom 10 gran, the rc-
"icsi. The petitioner IL 90 wears old
aHd tbc mnmhciS ~ th.. commission werc
anxious 10 grant him aid.
request Thai the CltH purchase OF
lease q pipe line from Bcck's Hot Springs
ncvihward was declined. The water de-
partWcut having no requirement FOR the
line.
Emergency work on the Salt Lake and
Jordan canal was authorized on re-
quest of Commissioner W. ~. KorUa. who
toll I'll" commission IL" canal was IN
lad shape AT u number of points.
Tho Brigham Young portrait In tho
commission chamber having hcea cleaned
and VHTnish"d, similar work at = cost
~ teo was authorized on The portraits of
former Mayors GcoTE" N. Scott, IL. y.
llaskin. Ezra Thompson. u. H. Wells.
J II Grant and Abraham Smopt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
STATES CASH FROM
CORPORATIONS GROWS

u Vas said yesterday az ;hc local in
.''idl f"NcliI" office that the proper =
ilo'i %! annual returns from corporations
ln lt%h' idah" and Montana would prob
dpf DC better THIS year hy March :
NAN %snsn ~ any loFm"f y"ar. \ total Of 500
returns arc in ont OF 5000 10 bc received
nose VINO havc noi reported have IN =
ui tomorrow. night ~ which to do so.
tI,eF tnat tiin. they become delinquent
Snd under the law are subject TO a Tin.
OF from So 40 $1,000. There Is a clause.
however. In article 10 OF internal revenue
regulations No. 81. which permits e,-
tehsioilS oi ono 10 be granted in cusc
OF sickness of officers preventing repur,.
being made within the time limit These
extensions or time cannot exceed thirty
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CITY AND VICINIl

IN THE MATTER OF tine estai'
late James McTlerney of fnis ~
r. u. Lewis i'm the Third dlstE'.
made an order yesterday apprv''
action OF the executors or tno
allowing 5000 per year for the e
OF Robert Edward O'Brien OF
Ohio. Young OBrlen is olu
scendant Of an aunt OF Inc aefo'
Ticrney.
CHARLES T. LETcHFlELp
were awarded 4 Judgment ~,
against Fred preycr et ~.
George g. Armstrong diSislpa
Third district court. the s
brought 10 recover the anove
ON n contract for remodenng
Won hotel corner Tor the Ini's
Stores company's store.
a JURY in the court OF Jpsu
Harper yesterday found Delis
GUILTY Of selling liquor withou'
Della King WAS arrested on
last Friday following RAID On
iscs at No. 5 West Secdno so.,.
In which a. fight ensued apd -.
ljccc Officers received biacheu.-
AT THE HUNTER WSns
house tomorrow evening VIZ
ing of the residents ot uss
Granger and Pleasant ''tsen H.
meeting is FOR the purposs ~
General measures intended ~
I.rrocuf of the communities
I'M JUDGE GEORGE G. ARhs' AZ, ~
division Of the Third nie,.,r - 4.
terday in the case ol nort'|&
81 al. against Thomas T. n,sirtIl'
,nont was rendered for inc psusc-<
action was brought on an ,,r,t
vmcnt on a grocery sceV. 4.
A DISPATCH received At ,ns ~
,,,,Itiur office of the Upit.o % n
from The war department !" ~ f
ton authorizes the ,rfanff|
for service In the co'o'''
mnnts, .ns
S. v. pERRAh, sssls,a Ssrsr (
rrcJ.bt agent for tho penss N
,s,a,do :, -, sIa,ed Yesterday ths,
cnal mines I'm the state .nrs w., -
on ihst road for transp1r ,resdr1
-" ,i'... wa an Of the cars they n's'
WILLIAM McNe1s No,meif F.
last SATURDAY. to inpll,s,'on,a Sol
ro,. the murder of Wi'ls" na>
nj, Garfield last Novemp,es..,,,lar7 a
frIttcI 20 the state pen pep''hrp shsrp.
day by Sheriff Joseph - ,.sr
CHECK FOR $3.50 mas pes tson
:, - I,nrncv General Barnes ~ n
tate OF Frederick As;srItarire y; tA<
I'm payment OF the mn. ,... aceferT>|
gharcs cC Union Facii'' Y.yr0|
MAJOR RICHARD :, f. csDat s'is.t
was in command OF o lne 20 -.
ron The insular seIyiSS' IN l'ie
cltv mas been sssisn,ga, ,ga,;,adelphi.
,ccfuitinE service ai r n a||
A DECREE Of forsslo,ySTei for,';seSS 10 q.
,ein ~ 500 Was renJc'ysS,. Jud<<
lGs,l iis,rict C court YESTERDAY ey : &c
a q ,s, ~, ~ ~ The case of w,
'EI,.e' Iue MISSOURI W. pAclriisscJis' iscis'
tain recently plAccI i' Ia, 'iracifIe
her of the latest mole, osa,o,. he n
D,otIvcs which are 1n'"s
he passenger service ,Npse
prfraIo Minn.. wiz grls.,s.ssi
O'clock az the Swedis"
East street
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Of Prominent Family.

Dr. Powers is the son Of the
II j. Powers, who died in On
week after Il long career as 0n1
most prominent surgeons in u
He is himself a practising phys
ogden
Mrs. Powers Is trained nun
mcrly employed - the Dee llo<
Ogden and more recentIy/of The
81. MarlIs hospital In Salt u
was in the Dee hospital that Dr.
is said 80 have met her.
According to relatives OF the pF
Powers Is not divorced from hi<
wife, whom he Is said to have
i'm Boise. Idaho. The physician
he VIII prove today that he waS
divorced from Mrs. Powers "a
Mrs. Powers No. :.
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Inquiry for Relatives.

Postmaster \ l.. Thomas hsS received,
q letter from Mrs. Janet lioffer OF An
nan Dunfriesshirc. England. requesting
information concerning tho whevea bouts
or her two brothers, James and Alex =
and.r Richardson. They came 20 Salt
Lake CITY more than forty Jears ago,
and the last word received from them
bv Mrs Ho(fer was twenty-five years
ago She WAS led to believe by toe in
formation received at that time that
James Richardson was IN San Francisco.
Mrs Hoffer's address s. = HsninFE court
LADY street. AMMAN. Dumfriesshire. Eng
land
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
VETERAN OF UTAH
HOLDS CELEBRATION

Yesterday having been the Gfi, fourth
annivcrsaTy of the birthday of W y.
Hughes. sn old STA blished commission
man Of this city. u celebrating party was
given at his home. 209 South Fifteenth
East street. last night
Mr. Hughes was born in Spanish Fork
wlerc "A great many of his relatives ~ :
side. These came no from the southern
town 10 attend ihe party and had "a
Sood time for themselves and IN helping
largely family reunion and brought to-
esthcr paDat of its members Icsidiur IN
IiGh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
Officer MAY Lose Eve.

n. II Crowthcrs mounted patrolman.
may lose his left eve as tho result Of the
ravaGes OF smallpox. from which he has
been suffering since February .. The
quarantine was lifted from his home, 1927
West North Temple street yesterday. but
Crowthers is still reported i'll a serious
condition. He is believed To have con
tracted the disease from tho city Jail.
where several cases were discovered
among the drug users incarccrated there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
Dr. }. H, Powers Of \,
Has Trouble Afterrh;.
Marriage.
BRIDE CREATES
Bridegroom Declares ~
Prove Legal Divorce F,,
His Former Wives

Scandal. whispered into u.
within an hour after ,h, IT,"
had begun 10 ring. threw Dan c,''
panic last night. near,,. ~.
nance over which nc had ~
self tor many weeks. and rcsu,,.,
ly I'm a police investigated, a.,
nave completely spoiled pro,n,s,,
"Nmoou.
Yesterday afternoon DR. 7 "a,
q practising physician of OGDEN. /,
MdihrNn \. iIemsley OF this !,
taincd a marriage license ~ a..
clerks office and were rnarr,ed
l. Il;crWard b. a minister
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
sneak Th.evcs Take >

.r,,Ioycs cnterd the ,, se.Y1T1, II, So
,,ldnsr. In,crgs gF:ldredse building 1s Ss sfrl'
street carly ih's soiirrles ri' Of a a.
Railways and 2al,,,,,ynss r,ns Tho =
OF lncaudcscent la'ft ,Seft st ! ~
tor discovered va la ihe police
morning and potiHe' a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
VOTE AN INCREASE
TO ORPHANS HOME
NORTH CAROLINA ODD FELLOWS
ADJOURN AFTER INCREASING
ALLOWANCE.

Especial 10 The Richmond Virsinion)
RALEIGH. n. G.. May a.-After vot-
ing an increase OF 80 cents per capita
10 the Goldsboro Orphans Home ana
installing the officers elected yester-
daY. the North Carolina grand lodge OF
Odd Fellows concluded it's work this
afternoon and adjourned to meet next
year at Greensboro.
The Increase to the orphar7 -"
amounts TO nearly $4,000 a year. The
previous contribution 10 this cause was
more than $4,000 annually. and the
iaers#se totiRy gives the home $2eeeu
a VAar for maintenr nee
[ = session of the grand lodge was
Ollie the most interesting in years
Most Of the delegates instead of rush
ing bone last night remained over un-
I'll the final session. and when the
lodge was adjourned the hall was
crowded with representatives.
There were many matters TINT came
NO. but the principal matter so Tar ~
the public Is concerned was the ac-
tion in increasing the appropriation to
the orphans home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
TOMORROW COME TO-DAY

And there was a rowdyigh little
stream. running nowhere In particu-
lar, and. Of course, there were 1sh
In it--somewhere---eve II Il was only
an inch deep: and all the real will
lows were -eut;; yeu could smell them
a long way of with your eyes shut.
Once o hen few ciucking across the
road. ana after her there came peep
ing. peeping. one. two. three. four. six
little yellow things. all peeping for
their lives and holding their foolish
stubs of wings M and running like
mad. and ask asking the old hen. so
the Little Roy thought. whether IL
was tomorrow yet And the old hen
was very cross and kept saying. No.
no. OF course not
And the Little BOY stood on a high
stone and watched the little yellow
chickens and pitied them because the
were IN today yet when he was in the
glorious tomorrow. And he named
them. one by one. Daddy Rogers. and
Miss Ruby and James Metcalf and Re-
becca---and the others wouldn't wait to
be named but ran away. peeping
louder than ever.
Poor things sighed the Little Boy.
poor little things. Now they'll never
know what to say when they want to
tomorrow yet"
And the sun shone and the Spring
Beauties nodded from the edge OF the
woods and the shooting stars cleaned
IN the meadows and down. by the
rowdy little stream that came from
nowhere. the violet stopped under
their green parasols and tried to see
themselves in the clear brown water.
and they pretending to be SO shy and
modest too.
Over In the broad acid the meadow
lark whistled like merry hearted Ut
tie boy calling to hts beloved vaga-
bond the dog who follows him by day
and by tight. step for step. and breath
for breath.
Follow me- whistied the lark high
and clear. Follow ME. for where /
am il Spring And the Little Boy
ran and shouted and whirled round
and round with pure delight. And the
sister. who ought to be little. and who
isn't little at all. any more. jumped
over fences and hung from low limbs
Of accommodating trees, and broke
supple whips OF willow. and was a.
fairy princess riding milk white
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
LOST HIS MONEY
AND ALSO CLOTHES

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
CAPE CHARLES. VA. May 9.--John
Irons, negro man Of lower Northamp-
ton county. was compelled to walk two
miles to the home OF a friend In
barrel few days ago because some
mean thief had entered his place OF
abode while he slept and not only took
all of his savings-~*75 in money--but
nurloined every piece Of wearing ap.
parel belonging to him. not even Ieav-
ing his shoes behind, The man had no
Immediate neighbors. and the walk in
The barrel was to the nearest farmers
house was the only way out of his
predicament He Was engaged to be
married next month, and the money
stolen from him represented savings
he had laid away 10 furnish a little
home for himself and bride. Strong
SUSPICION points to a rival for the
hand Of the woman to whom he was
engaged. and II Is believed the act was
committed In spirit OF revenge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10

steed. and then me was . circus fides
In G0vgcoue Aktrty coats. and then ehe
was 4 great Queen and held her nose
hikh IN the air. and then she was q
runaway colt ana whinnicd and kicked
up her heels- ana 10 eh4 satd On. Oh,
Little Girl. Your knees are showing
every minute"
And when the sun began TO sink the
Little BOY crept close to his Mother
on one side. Ind the SISTER who essSht
to DO little, crept close to her mother
on the other side. and they all sat dowfi
on fallen log and watched the glory
OF the Western skies. And they spoke
no more. neither laughed nor sang. ana
when It was time to 20 the Little Boy
leaned close to his Mother again and
whispered Mother. I'm glad this was
tomorrow. aren't your
Yes" said the Little Boys Mother
and she was ve~y glad It was tomorrow
right then and there. Tomorrow, the
glorious tomorrow. the hopeful tomor-
row Of JOY and kindness. and Of light
hearted and SIMPLE love CT living and
all that living means.
II might have said that Is was to-
day." said the Little Boys Mother. as
Spring twilight y might have said to
the Little Boy. tomorrow has not come
vet my SON and II would have been
true. too---if l hai said so.
I'm glad ] didn't--aren't you, Lit
tie Girt?''
And the sister. who ought TO be lit
tie. smiled the strange mysterious
smile she has when she ionks as II She
heard sweet music and could not tell
where II care FROM. or exactly what
It meant. but mlv that II was sweet
and soothing. and as yet--fa- away
Yes" she said. Mother. am very
ciaG so all til. three were very glad
tcgether.
.sr in the evening. when the stars
we're out and the new moon looked
down from the edge OF ieathery
cloud. the Little Boys Mother sat and
looked at the moon and at the Stars
ard at the floating clouds and wished
and wished--after the fashion she had
followed when she was little and had
trouble waiting for totrorros,s, and
sorne days that never came.
Star light. star light" said the Lit
tie Boys Mother. first star rye seen
tonight. wish MAY, wish might have
the wish wish tonight" and she raised
her two forefingers In sort of invoca-
ton that goes with the old rhine to
make It mean anything.
Wish | may. wish I might and
what do you think she wished there In
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kolIowax---Prindle.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
cAPEVIi.LE. VA May 9.-~Rev.
John Holcomhe- Holloway, Of Cape
Charles Va. and Miss Lucy Adelaide
Prindie. Of Charlotte. n. c.. We're mar
tAi--ti tn THAT city Tuesday at 8 o'clock.
ReF R@rter Hardy. of Capcville. Va.
officiating. Among the guests present
were the mother and sister Of the
bride, Mrs. |. A. II, Prindle and Miss
Edith Prindle, OF Kirksvile. Mo. and
q brother. DR.. Richard Prindle. or
Washington. After the ceremony d
luncheon was served at the home Of
Mrs. Gibson. Miss Prindle,s hostess,
and the bridal party left for an ex-
tended Southern tour. Mr.. Holloway
was Formerly q member of the Ala
hama conference. but was transferred
10 the Virginia conference last fall and
stationed AT Cape Charles. where the
couple win be at home after June list.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
Mira T. M Wilson.

ESPECIAL 10 The Richmond Virginian.)
BLACKSTONE, VA. May 9.--Mrs.
r. NJ. Wilson died at her home, on
West Main street. last night. She had
been in feeble health for year. but
during the last few weeks declined
very rapidly. Mrs. Wilson was Miss
Dora Brown of Blackstone, She mar
Fietl T. Miller Wilson about seventeen
Years ago. who survives her. with Ave
children, two boys and three little
girls.
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the light Of the stars and the young
moon Of April?
Il wish she said softly. that ~
the tomorrows Of deliGht and hope end
10y may turn into todays for the whole
rure Of M. 3ust ~ this today turned
into glorious tomorrow for the happy
three OF 10.
And on the soft air OF the Sprins
night gentle fragrance seemed to rise
Hike q siEi Of mild content, ard eH at
once she saw again the smile OF the
little Eirl, as II she heard sweet music
far away.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
Mrs. Bette JENNINGS,

ROANOKE. VA. Nav 9.---The fun
ersl of Mrs Bette Jennings. eighty
one wears old. widow Of Thomas A.
tpuk 4lsre Yesterday ftohf
the home or her daughter. Mrs, Robert
Dupriest. 22T Seventh avenue. s. w,
the Rev. S. r. Senter officiating. The
burial was in Fairview cemetery.
Mrs. Jennings leaves four daugh-
ters Mrs. Norwood Gibson. of East
Radfora: Mrs. r. II, Greasy. Mrs. r. A.
Jennings and Mrs. Robert Dupriest.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
Contest Closes
Saturday, June |, 1912.

In this contest the time solutions an registered cuts
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
SOUTHERN TO PUT ON
OBSERVATION CARS

The Southern Railway announces
that commencing Sunday. May 18TH,
observation sleeping cars will be oper-
ated from Norfolk to Asheyille. con-
meeting at Salisbury with train No
~ 90 Of Richmond at l1:42 O'Clock
daily, affording Richmond passengers
ON No. IL the privilege OF the obser-
walton car from Salisbury. There will
be no extra charge for this servic-
other than the regular Pullman fare.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
Vanlandlnahan,--smith

(Special To The Richmond Virginian1
HEATHSVlLIE VA. MAY g
George ". Nanlandingham.. of Tibitha
ana Miss Sadie T.. Smith. of Opheiia
this county, were married nj the
Methodist Protestant parsonage AT
Burgess store by Rev. James f.. Mas
kpV,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
OBITUARY
Mrs. Mary Ballard.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.l
CAPE CHARLES. VA, May -
As she was dressing at her home at
Willis Wharf yesterday morning. Mrs.
Mary Ballard. seventy-hve, wife of
William Ballard, fell to the floor and
expired In Il few minutes, She ap~
peared in her usual good health in
the morning, and was hurrying to get
about her breakfast Heart failure
was given as the cause OF her death.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
Attorney Wins Suit

HOT SPRINGS. va. May "a
judgment OF $4,000 was entered
against Mrs, O. II. r. Belmont here,
in favor OF J. r. McAllister. an at
torney The suit involved breach
of contracts on the part Of Mrs. Bel
mont In relation To the building OF a
somfiier resort here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
by wrNIFRED BLACK.

The little boy ran into the house
with a warm little fistful OF discour-
aged looking dandelions.
Here's beautiful bouquet for
ruu, mamma, said the Little Boy
and, mamsy, ! want to ask you
somefin'--eomefin secret"
Well" said the Little Boys moth
er. pinching her right hand with her
left very hard TO keep from rumpling
the Little Boys hair back out OF his
eyes in the way he hates. Well,
what liz the secret question ?"
And the Little Boy leaned so close
TO his mother that she could feel n
kind of soft warmth in the air.
Mamma. said the Little Boy. speak
ing very softly. mamma, is II to-
morrow YETI"
Mol mean yes, Little Roy" said
the mother. hesitating an instant and
then answering quite decidedly, yes.
Little Boy, II is tomorrow--right
now"
OH" cried the Little Boy, begin
ming to dance like some kind OF a
strange, merry little toy wound up,
'oh, then we can go, into the real
country and pick real flowers with
smelling to them. Snd watch the real
grass grow--and--and~-"
eS, indeed, SAID the Llttie BOY
mother, I'VE can do all these things
and we will. too" And she took the
Little Boy and the Little Boys sister
and put on their rough. heavy shoes
and their good dark coats, and she
tied up a box of sandwiches and some
cookies with raisins in them, and
away they All went to the real coun-
try. 10 see the real flowers with real
smelling to them and TO watch the
real grass grow. and to hear the real
birds up in the trees telling each
other all the real news about yes
terday and today and tomorrow and
all the time there ever is or ever Will
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
Linninn---Cornsli.

MANASSAS. VA. May 9.~-Miss Ger
trude l.. Cornell seventeen years old.
and Frederick +. LINING. twenty Ave
wears old. both of Joplin. Prince VIII
liam county Va. were married In
Washington Tuesday the Rev j. s.
MontgnnNrN Off ciating.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
,Iosnnh MIr.stNad

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
HEATIISVlLLE. VA. May 9,--Ios-
eph Winstcad. postmaster at Avalon.
died rel Ssts-4 t~Ais
hcue. He IL survived by several chill
dren. Burial services were conducted
hy Rev r. V. Carson
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10

And IL was cool IN the shade and
warm in the sunshine. and it was
thirsty work walking. and there was
n real we'll by the real roadside, and
a real woman at the door of the real
farmhouse gave them a real drink and
took them out to the barnyard and let
them see real calf before IL had
begun to worry about being COW and
acting respectahle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
Speaking Comes High.

STAUNTON. VA. May "a r.
Cilmer. travelling man. paid $50 and
costs In police court yesterday for
speaking TO a woman he did not know
on the yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. NAV o.

FREDERtCkSBI RI. VA, May -
After an Illness of few hours of pa
ralysis. NJ. l.. HUT. clerk of the circuit
court of Westmoreland county, died
Tuesday sir. HUT was engaged in his
official duties in the courthouse when
he was stricken.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
CHURCH HAS MOST
PROSPEROUS YEAR

The annual meeting OF the congrega-
ton of the First PRESBYTERIAN church
was held Wednesday night. Reports
for the year were read. addresses wer0
made. and a social hour was spent BY
the members. Among the pleasing
features of the evening was the pres.
ence OF Rev. DR.. r. z. Kerr. who was
for twenty years pastor of this church.
Several ministers were present. among
them being Rev. Drs. Donaldson, OF
Huntington. w. Va. Robert r. Camp
bell. OF AsheviiIe, N. c.: W. Buchanan.
of Iapan. Rev. Or. r. d. Stephenson
and Rev. w. s, Campbell. of Richmond.
Under the pastorate OF the Rev. r.
7. McFaden. D. D.. the church has
had most PROSPEROUS year. This IL
shown in these faguFes.
Number Of members added. 81
Contributed to home missions. sass
Contributed to education. ..... SIS:
Contributed to foreign missions. 1,SSs
Contributed to other benevolent
objects -.................. l,VU0
attributed to Conversational
causes e,vo3
This makes total or about $16.3 400
or an average per member Of 344.47.
Addresses were made by Drs. Kerr.
Buchanan. and McFaden, A large con-
gregation was present.
Dismissed on Assault Charge.
Robert Richardson. a negro. WAS
acquitted yesterday afternoon by
Squire Smith In the Henrico fnagis-
trate's court on charge OF ASSAULT
ing hts wife. lie was represented by
Attorney James r. Russell.
On another warrant preferred
against him by the Commonwealth.
charging immoral conduct. he was
fined SEQ and costs by Magistrate
Smith.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10

Mrs. william c. Meredith will go
10 Winchester shortly to visit her
daughter. Mrs, William Marshall
Miss Blanche Corliug has returned
from Roanoke. where She has been
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10

Mrs. Judson Cunningham has gone
to Newport News 10 visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. walter Scott Copeland.