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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24

the floor OF the meeting, which WAS
held in the rooms OF the Pewter
Platter club, and resulted in victory
for these counties 1t was contended
by some of the delegates from the
Sixth that the legislature at its last
session had taken Charlotte and Hall
fax counties out OF the Sixth district
and placed them in the Fifth district
and that those two counties should
not have a voice in the meeting. The
delegates from those counties were
quick TO reply that the act OF the leg
islature was not in force until ninety
days after It's passage and that this
time had not yet elapsed,
It was found that this was true and
that while Charlotte and Halifax
counties are still a part OF the Sixth
district they will not he when the
national convention meets in June and
they were permitted to take part In
the meeting of the delegates from the
Sixth district. At the national con
vention they will be delegates from
the Sixth district representing the
Fifth district, a novel situation in the
politics of Virginia.
4 resolution was offered instructing
the delegates from the Sixth district
to vote for Woodrow Wilson at the
national convention. but before a vote
was asked II was evident that a ma
jority Of the delegates were opposed 10
any instruction and the resolution
was withdrawn. II was the sense of
the meeting that the delegates cast
their ballots at the national eonven-
ton and while some of the counties
instructed their Representatives there
was no effort made TO ascertain how
these delegates stood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
SECOND DISTRICT

In the Second District convention
Colonel 6. Fenton Day, Of Isle of, Wight,
was chairman and II. n Poulson. Sec
rotary. On vote OF - to IT the Nor
folk county delegates bearing certin
Gates from the county committee were
given seats pending settlement In the
state convention OF the "Straightou'
contest"
Four delegates were named 10 BAL
timore with half vote each. the dele
sates to name their own alterrates
pslsaatss to bsitinors.
James v 1Tehy of Norfolk; Eoeer'
e. Tunstail. of Norfolk; Il, Frank
story of southampton Park Dean, o.
Isle OF Wight.
w. Clark Moore of Portsmouth, wa
nominated for Baltimore, but with
drew ~ ''
-psssi dsatiaI- Eiaesax-
Norman r. Hamilton. Of Portsmouth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24

ton, Of the district committee, with
\. /. Shreckhise. OF Augusta county,
secretary.
The following resolution was adopt
ed: Resolved, That the Tenth dis
trict elect to the national convention
four delegates and four slternates.
with one-half vote for each delegate
that the friends of Governor Wilson.
Of New Jersey. elect two Of said dele
gates and two alternates; providing,
that nothing contained herein shall
De construed as preventing those
delegates instructed for Wilson advo-
eating and voting for instructinE the
delegation to tina national convention
for Wilson az nominee of the Demo
cratic party for president.
division of the district conven-
ton was had, the Wilson men going
TO one end of the room and the anti
Wilson men To the other eud, the
convention being apparently about
equally divided on the subject. and as
thus divided they respectively elected
the following delegates and alter
mates under the above resolution:
Wilson Delegates - Peyton Coch-
ran, OF stsunton. A. f. Strobe. Of
Amherst.
Wilson Alternates--Dr. John La
tame of Roekbridge, Pembroke Petit.
of F1uyana.
Members of Credentials Committee
of State Conventien-Hugh A. White,
Of RockbridGa: b. r. Harrison, Of
Amherst; Donald McRae. Of Cum
berland. J. Callahan. OF Clifton
Forge; A. 0. Burke, Of Buana Vista
each with half vote
Members of Resolutions Commit
tee OF State ,Conventien--T. III. Hub
hard, OF buckingham; l.. w, III. Fey-
ton, OF Staunton; 4. q. Preston, OF
Botetourt.
Members Of Permanent Organixa-
ton Committee OF State Convention
L., E. Aoseley. Of Fluvana; John r.
W'hitehiaw, of Highland. c. II. Free
man. l-..- ~
Vice President of. State Convention
w. e. MrChesIsy, Of Augusta
District Presidential Eleetor-F. W.
King. Of Clifton Forge.
Members OF State Central Commit
tee---Joseph Button, Of Appomattcx;
William NJ. McAlister. Of Bath: I. p.
Whitehead, of Amherst: W. r. Allen.
Of Botetourt; Edward Echols. OF
Augusta.
Hon. II. st. George Tucker. Of Lex
inston and Norfolk, was ono Of the
delegates present in the Tenth dis
trict convention.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
THIRD DISTRICT

In the Third district convention
w. ID. Caldwell. Of Hanover. was
chairman and j. VI. Purcell, Of Rich
mond, secretary.
The delegates and alternates 10
Baltimore were named as follows.
Delegates-C. b. Cooke of Han
over; H. Nj. Smith. of Richmond.
Delegates c. Y. Darlington, Of
Richmond: Julian Gum, OF Henrico.
Presidential Elector---Till Mon
tague, Of Richmond.
state Com mi ttee-
f. l.. c. Scott, OF Hanover; c. W.
Saunders, of Richmond; NJ. III. Barnet.
Of New Kents Simon Solomon. of
Henrico; j. Il. Fisher Of Chester
Acid.
Third DistSfct Committees.
Resolutions --- 8. l.. Kelly, of Rich
mond r, c, Folkes. OF Richmond.
III. |. Lewis, of King William
Credentials---B. r, owen, of Ches-
terrified; w. II. Wyatt, of Richmond;
J. r. Parrish. of Goochland.
Permanent Organization -- r.. r..
Thoruason, of Richmond: Julien
Quinn. OF Henrtco; r. L. Spencer. of
williamsburg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
FIRST DISTRICT

In the first districr Z. j. Downing.
of Lancaster was named as chairman,
with Walter Ryland. OF Middlesex,
secretary.
Delegates to Balttmore--Dr. J, w.
Bowdnin, of Accomac; Alan n. Jone \,
Of Newport News: s. Gordon Cum
ming was also nominated for delegate
to Baltimore, the vote being Bow
dom. II; Jones. Il; Cumming. Il.
Atternates--Capta w, d Evans.
of Middlesex; Captain NJ. r. Rowe, of
Fredericksburg
Presidential EIector.
II. l.. Beale. of Caroline.
State Committee.
II. j Downing. Of Lancaster; r,
J.. Ailworth, OF Northampton: j. NJ,
Curtis. of Newport News, j. Boyd
Sears. of Mathews; Colonel #. D. Cole,
OF Fred ericksburg.
Convention Committees.
Resolutions-C C. Berkeley, of New
port News: J. II. G, Beverley, of Es-
sex; W. H. Jones. Of Warsaw.
Credentials-T. Hugh Smith. OF
Northumberland; J. NJ, Lewis. Essex;
John r Wilkins. III. OF Northampton.
Permanent OrganiEation-T. j.
Downing. of Lancaster; +. c. Garrett
OF Mathews John g. Parsons. Of Reco-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
SIXTH DISTRICT

Lueien Cooke. of Roanoke. was elect
ed chairman OF the sixth district meet
ing. and VI. r Harrison, secretary.
The delegates elected to tina national
convention 10 be- held In Baltimore
next month were as follows:
John M. Hart Of Roanoke. and Gran
Vile Craddeek. OF Halifax
Alternates; A. Nj. bowman, OF Sa-
lem and Charles Craddock. of Lynch
burg.
Elector~-Aiex Black. OF Montgomery.
state Comnittee--P. q. Howard. OF
F1ovd; Laurence Davis. of Roanoke;
w II. Miller. of Campbell. and George
Muse. of Roanoke t4
Committee on Re4onitions-~Lucien
Cooke. OF Roanoke: John p. NOEL. OF
Radfordl and John D. EhAlg. of LYnchs
burg.
Committee on Crsdentials---Mr Car
rlnkton, of Halifax, Judge CaATeil m
Radford. and pu Val Hadford, Of Beet
ford
An effort tn eliminate Charlotte
and halifax counties from the Sixth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
SEVENTH DISTRICT

The meeting of the delegates from
the Seventh district, which was helt
in the small dining room ON the sixth
floor of the Monticello hotel, wal
called to order by Judge r. T. w
Duke. of Albemarie. who was elected
permanent chairman, with blackburn
Smith, secretary.
The delegates to the national con
yention were elected as follows:
George B. Keezei. of Rockingham
John Nj. Steck. of Bredarick; r. w
Weaver, of Page. and John 8. White
Of Aibemarle.
Alternates: H Il, Downing. John W
Fishhurne, r. W VILLA ms and j. II
O'Bannon.
Elector: A. G. Weaver. of Warren.
State Committee: w. r. Carson, of
Warren: Judge r. r. W. Duke, of
Albemarle: Mr.. Ryeriy, Of Rocking
ham, and Il. Gray Williams. of Win
chester.
Committee on Credentials: W. r.
J,ewia OF Clarke; Mr.. Hoover. OF
Shenandoah and Mr.. Brown, of Albe-
marie.
COMMITTEES on Organization: James
n. Kavanaugh. OF Rockingham: w.
r Duke, of Aibemarle, and J. l..
Bailey. of Page.
Resolutions: A. L. Wcrtham I. M.
Dunn, r. NJ. Ward
The fight TO have the delegates in
form the meeting for whom they
would vote at the national convsn-
ton was tempestaeus one and the
motion offered by r.. W. Duke. OF
Aibemarie. was lost. MIR. Duke de-
elared that he was not ashamed to
lei anybody know where he stood on
any question. but other delegates de-
ciareti that there was no need of haN-
| ing the delegates pledge themselves
to anybody, as they wanted to present
a solid front against a divided Re-
publican party In November and win
| the election.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
DAY AND WEST LOSE
COMMITTEE PLACES
James v Trehy Calls for Head Of Suffolk Member and
Strikes Down Father-in-Law OF Senator
Martin in Getting 1t

For State committee the following
were nominated: DR.. Frank 5, Hope.
Of Portsmouth,; Colonel c. Fenton Day
of Isie Of Wixhfs General w. w. Sale,
Of Norfolk. Colonel j. &C. West. of Suf'
folk; Judge A, J. Aokiss of Princess
Anne; A. G. Cromwell, Of Norfolk
county; John u. Abbott. of Southan>p>
ton.
On first announcement of the vote
II stood: sale. 60; Hope, 20; West, 20.
-AeiSias. So Cromwell IL: Abbott, 3s.
Dey, az
+. I. Briggs, Of Portsmouth, sad
there were discrepancies When need
ed corrections were made the result
was not changed; the district commit
tee. therefore, stands
General w, w. Sale, of Norfolk.
Or. +. 8. Hope OF Portsmouth.
Judge A. ]. Ackiss. of Princess Anne.
John d. Abbott Of Southampton.
a. c. Cromwell. Of Norfolk county.
rhe corrected vote for the committee
was: Abbott. 81: Safe. SO, Hope ba,
Ackiss. "a; Cromwell Al, West, 20;
Day, s2.
The following were, on motion 81
James Treha named on the. STATE
convention committees
convsn4iee Committees
Credentials-J W. White, of South
aupton. t. VI. Cunningham, of Nor
folk; A. !. Ackiss. Of Princess Anne.
Permanent Organization A
Saunders, of Southampton; j. Leon
Codd. Of Portsmouth: n, ". Withers, 81
Nansemond
Resoiutions-~R. r. Tunstsll of No.
folk; j. II. Cole. of Princess Anne. }.
A i.esner, of Norfolk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
FOURTH DISTRICT

In the Fourth district convention
DR.. j. ~ Burke, of Petersburg, pre-
sided, with Stanley Burt. Of Surry.
secretary.
Delegates to Baltimore--Dr. ]. NJ
Burke. Of Petersburg: r. c, Palmer,
Of Emporia-
Alternates-w, b. Cox. of Sussex;
r. L. Jeffries, af Chase City.
Presidential Eector.
j, Gordon Bohannon, of Peters
burg
State Committee.
H +. Hutchinson, Of Mecklenburg:
A. r. Morris. of Surry: w, c. VIM.
of Lunenburg; j. Taylor Thompson.
Prince Edward: Robert Gillian.
Petersburg.
ELAN, of Brunswick; r, W, Price. of
Petersburg; E. Peyton Turner. of
Greensvills. A. .. Watkins. of Prince
Edward.
Convention Committees.
Resolutions-aeorge A. Smith, OF
Meckienburg; C. T, Lassiter. of
Petersburg, J. M. Harris Of Black
stone
Credentials-~T J. Arvin Of Lun-
enburg; r. H. Roberts, of Sussex; c.
r. Palmer. OF Greenville.
Permanent Organization - r. w.
Arnold, Of Sussex; J. u, Elan. OF
brunswick. w. G. Reeves.
Governor William Hodges Mann
attended the Fourth district conven-
ton. this being his home district Rev.
]. sydney Peters also attended the
convention.
The convention adopted strong res
oiution calling for a continuance oil
the primary plan for the nomination Of
congressman and asking that pri.
mary be arranged for the Fourth dis
trict al soon AZ possible
In the election for Baltimore Or
| Burke received 5S out of 81 votes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
NINTH DISTRICT

In the Ninth district, F. r. st. Chair.
was made chairman; ]. n. Bosang. Of
Pulaski, secretary.
Delegates 10 Baltimore---John w.
Price. of Bristol: p. f. St Clair, of
Giles. e. W. Hondurant, of Lee; Mont
Clark. of Russell. Elector. r.. Tate
Irvine. of Big Stone Gap.
Alternates--A Fl. Williams. of
Wythe; f. r. Carter. of Scott: b. F.
Buchanan. OF Smith. D. Il. Jordan.
of Pulaski.
molten to send f6tir delegates
and four alternates TO the Baltimore
convention. each of the delegates to
have one-half of q vote, was carried
after warm nKht
State CoAnmiftee.
J. H. Boyer, G. w. Bondurant. Il.
r.. Wilson, j. .. Buchanan. j. r.
WSsor. secretary,
Convention Committees.
Permanent Organization --s w. ID.
Smith s. G q ssAa+sa Richard
son,
Resoluiions--~J F. Wysor. Martin
Williams, W. " Rouse,
- Credentials ~- Sam Aston, It
Perry G. L. Kidd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24

/ tSpecial to The Richmond Virginia n,
NORFOLK. VA, May 23.-Thc
custing Of Colonel j. T., West. OF
Snffeik. as member Of the Second
/ district committee, WAS the event OF
ne morning when the ten district
! delegates met and named members OF
! the committees.
+ Perhaps the grea,3at surprise was
the defeat OF Colonel Fentop Day ~
a member of this committee. Al
! though father-in-la OF Senator
| Thomas Staples Martin his head fell
under the steam roller and John d
Abbitt, of Southampton, was named
10 succeed him. Colonel West is dis
placed by Judge A. G. Akiss. Of Prfn-
cess Anne.
Trehy Does the Work.
II came about this way:
James Y. Trehy. who has extended
his power from Norfolk ctty-to the
whole district was instrumental In
the displa cement OF West His OPP
position was said to have come be-
cause Of resolution the senator put
through the last session of the State
senate calling for statement from
ely and county clerks a nd -treasursrs
Of the amounts they receive in fees.
tste- of Wight frsnf which county
Colonel Day Is a member OF the
committee. VAS strong for West, Tho
delegation was given the word that
unless IL cast its vote against West
IL would lose Dey. No heed was paid
to the warning and pey was relegated
TO the rear.
" was whispered here this after
noon that Trehv oveFstepped himself
in his defeat of Dey. and that the
action of the Second district would
bring about an enlargement between
Senator Martin snd tho Norfolk clerk.
Much Fire.
There was considerable fire on one
question or another in all ten of tho
district conventions held this fore
noon prior to the a sse milling Of the
State convention,
In both the Second and Tenth dis
a icrs four delegates were elected to
Baltimore with half vote each. In
each instance these are two for Will
SOD and two against, In the Sec
ond district the accredited antt-Wh-
son delegates are James Y. Trehy
of Norfolk, and Robert b, Tunstan
of Norfolk. The accredited Wilson
delegates are r.. Frank Story. Of
Southampton, and Park Dean, of Isle
Of Wight.
In the Tenth district. the anti-wil-
son delegates are Thomas j.. Ryan.
New York. tho big fnancier who
votes in Nelson county, and H II.
Byrd of Bath. The Wilson delegates
are Peyton Cochran, of stanton, and
A. f, Strobe, Of Amherst.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
EIGHTH DISTRICT

In the Eight district Howard W
Smith, president of the city councils
of Alexandria, was selected AZ chair
man: Robert 8. Barrett, of Alexan.
dria, secretary.
Delegates to Baltimors--R- 3
Cochran. of Fauquier, and George Fl
Rucker, of Alexandria.
Aiternates--John A. Marshall. OF
Alexandria; n, II. Buckley, OF Fair
fax,
Presidential Eiector~-Mr Htfch-
ins of Prince William.
state Committee.
Gardiner l. Booth, OF Alexandria;
Thomas A. williams, of Fairfax; Ea'
leigh r. Green. Of Culpeper; r. A
c. Intyre. of Fauauier; Senator r. A
Moncure.
Henry Fairfax. of I.oudon, was en-
dorsed for vice president of the State
convention.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
EDWARDS GAVE OUT
AMMUNITION PRIOR
TO COURT sH0T-UP

fF0nnaned from fnSt tARf.b
was handed a big. uafsy ss-calieer rts-
toll. ono of the two taken from Claude
when he was arrested. and asked 10
stand over rear the window on Judge
Staples right.
Now Mr.. Treliinxer." said Attorney
Draper. point this weapon At Judgs
Staples arm. aiming at the point which
the bullet thai entered Judge Massie's
arm hit"
Here the defense entered objection 10
reconstruction a. tire scene. and vas
upheld by The court. the latter re-
ferring to = deoision OF the supreme
court in support of the ruling.
7 Particular patns hAu Deen' taken ~
see that the pistol vas unlcaded.
Thirteen witnesses in all were ex.
amfned today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
PARTY PLATFORM
GIVES CHALLENGE
To PARTY ENEMY

tcoa5ia0ed from Firsi pags)
hear its just proportion NJ the
hus49eUs ef ara goSernEcsns
We hGliEl-f.-t s4&.-s "a IA i4h II f+st-
Democratic party 10 pledged to an
Immediate declafation'o the par
If congress Of scr7s definite date
at which the lnd%p@~9@nee of the
Philippine Isle nds shall begin.
We beiieve, further, that The
capacity far self government oT
the people nf these islands had
beer 70 developed under Anieri-
ear 40 u4inistration as tn Justify
admitting Them TO an increasing
participation IN ffte local adTninis
tration Of the affairs Of their cour-
try, subject 10 the paramount au~
thortsy Of the United States until
the date Of complete ind@pen-
eenee shall arrive,
We believe. further, that con
wentions should be arranged
through international! agreement
to nentraIize these territories for
aii time to come.
We approve the principle OF
the bin providing for this and
oAsFF itElSihtfbD WI 'bANffSt ~ NV
people Of these islands and Of the
United States. now pending IA
the house of representatives.
Indorses Primaries.
The convention reaffirrns its al
Ieriance TO the principle OF pri-
mary elections for nominations
10 Office. In order to make the
party plan conform to the State
law II has been thought proper
10 refer all the resolutions reiat-
ing 10 primary elections 10 the
State central committee with full
authority 20 act In relation To the
same.
70 that end. therefore. be IL
Resolved, That the State central
committee be, and IL is hereby
auth orized and requested TO
make such changes in the pres
emit party plan for primary cleo
fions az may he necessary 10
make said plan conform To the
Slate regulating pf4taaiA-
siectiens. adopted BY the general
assembly Al It's session in 1912
Resolved. lastly. That this con
Sentinn elect eight Debates Al
large, each with one half vote
thai no unit rule shall ne en-
forced upon tbs hrst ballot, and
that after the FIRST rafict. # two
thlrds Of the delegation eoRcer,
tkie unit rule may be adopted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
CAUGHT IN MACHINERY
HIS ARM is LACERATED

Or Hulcher, Of the ambulance corps
Was called Yesterday afternoon to at
tend W ? Henry. Of 22o9 Everett
street an ernpiove az the Chesapeake
and Ohio shops. who had caught his
arm in piece OF machinery. The
arm was badly laceraved. and the pa
lent suffered much pain. He Wa
lake 10 Grace hospitsl after being
treated by Or Hatcher
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24

OF Richmond: Rev. W. VI. Clarke, Of
Uppersilis; Rev r. 4. Goodwin, Q
Richmond. Rev. w J. Morton. OF Al
exandria, w &. Marshall. of Wiz
chester Colonel Eugene Massie, ef
Richmond; Judge J. X. NJ, Norton,
OF Alexandra, and Judge r. Garter
Scott. of Richmond.
The council took action towards
making a protest 10 the national
government against the methods
adopted by the Catholics in getting
teachers into indian schools.
At the diocean missionary service.
Rev. Robert A Goodwin. seeretaiH
reported that society had assisted
tifty-oae missions aad forty-eight par
ishes in tina thifty-two of the thirty
eight counties in the diocese; min
istered to twenty-eight churches;
forty-six ministers on the rolls Last
years receipts. si4,si-.ss. were the
largest In the history of the society.
Mr.. John stewart Bryan. of Rich
mond. gave a history Of the socket
SAoNtnA ttS NVEh. NS OFkAHi&AtiDil dfkt
urged renewed effort to give larger
salaries to ministers.
Work NJ nivexsity.
Rev. Beverly Tucker, Jr,. told about
the work at the University OF Nir
ginia. Property has been purchased
and splendid new church will ba
erected near the university.
Rev. John Moneure told Of the
work among the colored people, nj
the 1--WE stations In the diocese and
urged the necessity ef extending the
work At Berryvilis a eoioFeA wo-
man has given q site for new church.
The work has been revived at Alex
andria under Rev. W. J, Morton. In
Essex. a new church has besa buiir
and the work 10 In charge 81 . young
coiored man with twenty-five ornn-
municents DR., Moneuye personally
srperv!ses the work IN Niehnsend,
where there ara 800 commandments
The other point II Orange.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
TAFT APPARENTLY
RESIGNED To SIGNS
TEAT SPELL DEFEAT
iContinusd from First page. /,

Hudson counties the rough rider tray
eled in an automobile phalanx, kick
Ing mp a cloud of dust from the AIRY
roads and making the Jerseyites start.
Al every stop Roosevelt found huge
clusters of the Jersey eitisenry, ready
10 split their lungs In bowling for
him.
The region through which he passed
has been regarded by the Taft leaders
a stheir own battle ground and they
have been counting the delegates for
their list The Roosevelt sentiment
manifested today indicated to the po-
liticai managers that the colonel may
give the Taft folks a shock at next
TUESDAYS primaries
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
NO CO,AOJUTOR IS
NEEDED JUST NOW
BISHOP GIBSON TELLS DIOCESE
HIS HEALTH PERMITS HIM
TO DO WORN.

HARRlsONBURG. VA. May "a
The 1i7th annual council of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the
Diocese Of Virginia had another bury
and Interesting day today The morn
Ing sermon was delivered by Rev. w.
Russell Bowie. st. Paul's church.
Richmond. and tonight ut the foreign
missionary service rhe address was
delivered by Rev, James J. Chapman,
missionary Of Japan. The rest OF the
day was taken up by the business sss-
sions.
Over 100 delegates are present and
the council In one Of the largest and
best ever held in the diocese. In his
annual address Bishop Gibson de-.
ciared the diocese was In the best
condition OF it's history
An announcement OF interest was
made by Bishop Gibson. who said thar
he would not requeGt the election
OF co-adjutor at this time TO sue
coed Rev. Bergman Green. who was
chosen on February, 1871, and after.
wards resigned on account of i'll
health, Bishop Gibson stated that
his oMn health Waa auoh at that he
thought he was capable of doing with
out assistance for the time being.
The financial report showed the
Church In good standing with . Sur.
plus OF $1,000 In the treasury. All
the standing committees with the ex-
ception Of several members were re-
elected. N, II,
Delegates Elected
Delegates elected to ths Missicn-
n rv cor Enran ee - Raw W. u 0AHtA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
Re u4.a d os< ttsass;:

lad from wilminstor Dsi- - being
held BY the of4iesrs of ths vsrse station
an q fugitive from his parents. He
came South to see the word. He la.
seen N much ~ hs wishes. and VIII be
glad to ret back to the Delaware town
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
Alleged Traffic Violation.

Traffic Officer Grafton got busy N
his Job at seventh and Main streets
Yesterday, and arrested William TaliA-
fEFro rUF refusing To regard ths iaws
upon the tratfic sdbieSi Iustict
CrMohGeld Will expound the law III
Police court This morning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24

Detective krengie found deserted
Emblem bicycle On rne street yester=
day evening He carried II to the
Second station. whore the owner mas
Identify AMI recover his property.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
TENTH DISTRICT

held at the Atlantic. hotel, and Was
presided over nv Colonel Jowepr Hut
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24

Agent Emmett Taysor. Of the d. p {
A. was alert yesterday. ~ 4 result
two cases will be heard In Police court
this morning.
w. o. Tyler vas reported fer cruelty
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