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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
WARRENTON

wARRENTON. VA. June s. Mrs.
William G. Hayes has returned to
Warrenton after q stay OF several days
In Philadelphia.
DR.. and Mrs. William u. Mason OF
Washington, and DIR. Ilolbeck, of Col
umbia. s. G.. recently spent several
days at Cassllis with pr and Mrs.
s. p. Kennedy.
Harry c. Grcome returned on !, ~
day from Boston, where he spent sew
erai days.
DR.. s. W. Maphis, of Warrenton,
spent several days the past week in
Philadelphia. Or. Maphis also visited
Atlantic City. where no attended A.
session Of the American Medical as
ISOLATION.
ANs Maize Stone has returned from
N"~ Work. where she lag been the
quest for several menttis ef Miss
Myra Ranlett.
Mrs Kitty PauldinE, Of Washington,
IS n, s,test-t,f-4 the Misses Stensr=--z-z
Atr and Mrs. j. Douglas Wise of
Bord eaux. France. VINO are spending
some time with Or. and Mrs. j. &.
Vile. spent the past week In Atlantic
Cifv. and have returned 10 Warren
ton,
Miss Elizabeth Gaines entertained
the Reading club Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. ]. A. G. Groner was hostess TO
a number Of friends Wednesday az
ta-noon at the home OF Miss Anna q.
Day.
Miss Ellen Lowell Turner was at
home Monday afternoon to num-
Der of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. z. Astley cooper eh-
tertained at "waverly" sunday after
noon
James X. Maddux has returned to
warrenton and Lection Hill after an
absence OF sEeral months spent III
South America.
Flair Johnson. ". =. Sewers. Amos
=. Payne and William sudduth mo-
tored TO Leesburg "Wednesday ana al
tended the, horse show.
Mrs. Louis Anton anti LEFT MonaaN
for her home on Staten Island after
a visit Of several days To Mrs. James
p Jeffries at her home here.
Mrs. salIv Newly. who has been
guest Of Mrs. John Il. Turner, left
Tregaav for Alexandra and Mary
1ana where she will spend the sum-
mer
Miss Mary Perkins. Of the faeoltS
Of the Warrenton high school, left
THURSDAY for WILLIAMSBURG Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
WEST POINT

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian)
WEST POINT. VA, June s---Mr. and
Mrs. Mcf5eorge and family. VIII, were
called suddenly on Tuesday to the bed
side Of Mrs. William Walker, flee Miss
Susie Mct;eorge, at Naikerton, Va,
did not reach there until after she had
died Mrs. Walker is the wife OF VIII
liam Walker. proprietor OF the hotel AT
Walkerton. and wag widely known and
connected.
At the regular meeting Of the cham
her Of commerce this week. the big
town celebration. which Is to take place
the 18th Of June. was discussed. COM
mittses reporting progress. and many
new ideas advanced New officers of
the chamber of commerce were elected
as follows: President. MIR. Crosby
Thompson. first vice president, DIR. AL
yah $. Hudson: second vice president
Mr., Peter shelton: treasurer. MIR.
Nathan Hess; secretary. Carl Maskey.
The new directors viii be appointed at
the next meeting June 18th.
Great preparations are making for
the Fourth of July celebration. Mr.
4. ETwood Corning VIII be master or
ceremonies on that dax,
Tine fir. bells Of West isriift have
called the people to their feet three
times in a very few days. The first
fire was the burning of large Easo-
line launch belonging to AIR. Jackson.
Of upper King William. This boat was
tied to the wharf of Emmett Richard
son and served for the landing Of the
ferry boats from New Kent across he
Pamunkey river. II was entirely de-
t'royed. but nothing else was damaged.
The next fire was when an oil stove
exploded In the nome or Herbert I.
Lewis The building and all the
buildings on that block and prohablv
the Terminal hotel were saved BY The
prompt aid rendered by the volunteer
IRE company. The back part OF Ire
house was badly damaged by fra and
water. but vas insured. Both OF the
absent sons. Burnett Lewis. Of Fam
let. \. c.. and John Marshall Lewis.
of Gloucester Courthouse. have visited
their parents since the fire.
Miss Matte Lewis accompanied hy
her sister. MISC Jessie and Miss Lee
Parks. of Norfolk. left today for Nor
folk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
CLIFTON FORGE

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirsfnlan')
CLIFTON FORGE, VA, June s.
The mos. important social event OF
This season WAS the marriage Wed
nes,lav night of Miss Eva Lillian NiNr,
ct this city. and Frank a England
az Chattanooga, Tenn. The wed
ding took place at the handsome resi-
aence Of the bride on Jefferson ave
nae. The ceremony was performed
hy Rev. l.. II. Paul assisted By rev.
J ~ Garrison. or Fayetteville, Tern,
an uncle Of the bride. There were
only the intimate friends OF the two
families present. Miss Margaret
Nair, a sister Of the bride, vas maid
of honor. and r. p. Stephenson. OF
rovlngton Va, the best man MISS
Tiilda Morris played the wedding
march. A number 81 "ut-o--1oWh
guests were present. The groom Is
q travelling salesman, ard the bride
IN the eldest daughter Of Mr.. {, r.
Nair. who has been postmaster AT
this place for sixteen years, and
who Is largely connected with the
tLsiness interests OF the city.
Charles r. Gallagher and Miss
Louise o. Shelton were married in the
Episcopal church in this place last
night by the rector, Rev. w. II. t's-
borne. They left fo- Baltimore,
whore they VIII spend two months
before returning to their horne in
This city.
clifton Forge Division. M, sS, Of
the Brotherhood # locomotive In
sineers. VIII hoi': irs annual memorial
service at st. Andrews Episcopal
church on Sunday. June 9th. The
sermon VIII be ,ii"ere'l by the rec
tor Rev. w. IL Dshurne.
Mir. Robert 4. Paxton, WHO sre MT
month In Harrisburg, PA, attend
ing the sessions NJ the jsrn.hevio' II
OF Locomotive Engineers. has return
ed 10 his home Ia this city.
r. T.. WithroN, formerly Of Mill
bora. arrived in clifton Forge this
morning and left later for ,atlltoro
where he will spend several weeks
AE--Aithreu- -N4TtlHaastes-s-f-
government railway at Gorgona,
Panama. r'
T.. e. Hood, OF Richmond, spent
a day or two this week in Clifton
Forge.
Mr.. and AIRS. e, A. Snead have
returned from d nrief trip To Hollins.
where they attended the commence
ment exercises.
Mrs Il. W Woods aud daughter ere
visiting friends N King William
county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
HAKR1SONBURG

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.l
HARHISONBURG. VA, June g.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Miller, OF Elk
ton, were guests of Judge and Mrs.
4. NJ Haas this week.
Miss Eleanor Sublett, of Stuart
Hall, and Miss Enid Sipe. OF Sweet
Brier college. are home for their sum-
mer vacations.
Mrs. Henry C. Early, of Washing
ton, u. G.. Is visiting her daughter.
Mrs j. VI. Good. in Dayton.
Miss Agnes Levadahl, teacher at
Shenandoah Collegiate institute, Day
ton, will sail on the gath for Europe
to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Snapp, Of Elk
ton, left this week for a months So
iourn In Ocean View
Miss Erya Payne has returned from
1t visit 10 relatives II Alexandria.
Mrs. G. T.. Bright, OF Columbus, o,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. y. L. Funk
houser, at Assembly Park
Miss Reba Beard left this week to
attend the finals at her alma mater,
Cornell University.
Miss Mary Switzer, of Marshall.
Mo, is visiting her uncle, Dr. Il. 5.
Switzer
Mrs. c. B. Richardson. of Rich
mond. is visiting her father, Lieu
tenant l.. G. Myers.
Miss Emma Hollowell. Of Colds
boro. y. c.. is visiting her sister Mrs.
Howard s. Byers.
Mrs. Bessie Thomas and three
daughters, Of Arcadia, Fla. are guests
of their cousin, X. Lee Woodson.
NJ. Bolts Lewis. business manager
of the Clifton Forge Review was the
guest of his brother, u. :. Lewis. Jr.,
this week
Mrs. J u. Parker. of &aphine, was
the guest OF Mrs. J. Il. Glenn this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Sipe, of Bridge
water, are among those from this
county attending the annual meeting
of the Dunkards at York. Pa.
Rev. John l.. Jackson, rector Of the
Episcopal church. accompanied by his
mother and brother, Is visiting rela-
tives in oklahoma.
Conrad Logan, teacher in Danpille,
is home for the summer.
Miss Russell Patterson returned sew
erai days ago from a months VISIT
in Virgil, y. G., Roanoke and Grot-
toes
Mrs. J. f. GanHaday and little son
have returned to their home in Char
lesion. W. IA. after a visit to her
father. General John r. Roller,
Miss Elizabeth Bell has returned 10
Baltimore from a visit to Mrs. Walter
Miller in Baltimore
Miss Matte Bishop. of Greensboro.
n iias been visiting friends in
Elkton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodspeed. of New
York. are guests of MIR. and Mrs. Or
Vile Dechert.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
EMPORIA

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.l
EMPORIA, VA, June s.--A. A.
Slage. of Petersburg, was a visitor
here this week,
c. NJ. Howe IS building u new resi-
dence.
Mr.. and Airs c. r, Bounds, Of We'll
don. y. c.. were visitors to relatives
here this week.
Miss cornelia Robinson. OF Nor
folk. is visiting her brothers here.
Mrs. W. e. Bruce, Of Florida. is
q guest of her mother, Mrs Ellen
Turner.
Mrs. $. u. Lee has returned from
a visit to relatives at Boydtou
Charles Buford has gone To Rich
mond 70 accept d position with Sid
ney Briggs. his uncle.
AIRS. Curtis, OF Norfolk, has return
ed home. after visiting Mrs. w. I.
Harding.
J.. A. Hardy, Jr., of Lunenbure
county. was = visitor here wednes-
day.
Aliss Mary Taylor. Of Gaskins, is
visiting her uncle. Harry l.. Taylor.
Misses Susie Powell. Lucy Maclin.
Ruth Harding aud Eva Moody have
returned from the Southern Female
Normal school of FarmyilIe.
Mrs. L. Il. GOODWIN and Miss Mary
Powell attended the commencement.
exercises at the southern Female
Normal in Farmville this week. 10 be
present Mt the graduation or their
sister. Mise Susie Powell
Rev. J. Sidney Peters IL holding re-
vivtl services in the Methodist church
In North Empo-ia
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r.. Brid2eforth,
who have been living here for more
than rwo years. have gone to KEN
bridge. where they will live
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
CHASE CITY

CHASE CITY. VA, June s.--Mrs.
George Gibson and son. Donald. are
in Richmond this week.
Jui Robinson attended the finals at
the Wuman's college. refuraina with
his daughter WHO graduated n that
Institution.
Mrs. S. Y. Stembridge anG her
daughter. Mrs. Adams. Of Kentucky,
are spending some time III Richmond.
Mrs. Turner, Of Chatham is Il cues
OF Col. w. I. Hughes.
Mrs. Mary Booth. who has ueea vis-
iting her son at Oxford. has returned
Floyd Clark, J. ID. Jeffress. and ).
A. Roberts attended the meeting ~
the Daughters of the Confederac.y. at
Charlotte Courthouse. Mondas. All re-
ceived crosses OF honor.
Mrs. Edmund Nor-eii ana ,iaugh-
ter. OF Murphy. ~ -. are spending
some time With w. d. Norv4.l
Albert Brooks, OF Brookneal, Is Wis
ting his parents This week
Miss fr-nn Jefregs left for ,sse6:7-
willie. \. c.. to attend the MARI age OF
Miss Lottie skinner. to George Cooper.
OF Herndon,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09

of the James river All members Of
the association are expected 10 at
tend this meeting.
Personals.
Ar-GeFtitt- 4,ftorffs.- OF boS, isvtffe,
KY, arrives today TO be the guest OF
Mr. Cecil stevens for several days
before sailing from New York for
Europe where he will make his home
In the future.
Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson returned yes
tcrday from Craigsville. Va, where
she has been spending several weeks
with her sister.
Miss Ellen Bland Cox will be among
the oGt-of-town guests at the kiiby-
Graham wedding In Tazewel1 on Tues
day.
Mrs Thalhimer and Miss irma
Thalhimer. who have been abroad for
several months, are now at Wies-
laden. Germany, where they are
stopping at the kaiserhof
Miss Lorr Crump will leaxe this
week for Mont Glare. Pa. to attend
the marriage Of Miss Phoebe Hunter
and MIR. Hamilton Henry Gilkyson.
Jr.. on June eth
Hiss Elizabeth Jencbs, of Baltimore.
has gone to Dublin, \. H.. where her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Francis NJ
Jencks, nave a summer home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
BOWLING GREEN

BOWLING GREEN AA--Iun $3.50
the State board % education at a
recent meeting cias flied the Bowling
Green seminary with the institutions
which rank between the standard
high school and Junior college. This
classification permits the graduates OF
the institution TO teach in the public
schools OF the State without examina-
ton. The work of the school was
thoroughly inspected some time in
May by T. s. Settle. the boards field
representative. and he expressed him
self highly pleased with the curricu~
ium and The work done at the in
stituuon.
Miss Annie Broaddrs left this week
FOR Waverly. Va. where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. George f. Burt
MI S Sadie Blythe, of Newhern, "
C.. Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. blythe,
Ara. K. S. .cogaill and children
have returned from visit to rela-
tives in Wa hington. u. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. W $. Boyd. of Rich
mond. Va, spent the week end with
the family of r. u. Coghill
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y Chandler, of the
Normal schol at Fredericksburg, are
visiting their parents here.
Misses Frances and Ellen Broad
dus who have been teaching In the
WaSer1y and Wakefield high schools
during thc past session are nome fur
the summer.
Miss Margaret Webb. after spend
Ing the winter In Atlanta, Ga, with
her grandmother. Mrs. Roy. has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Jane McCauley and Mrs.
Margaret Dorsey continue quite i'll In
their respectful homes on Main street
Misses F'loience and Helen BROAD
dus who have had charge of the
masic departments In the Massanut-
ten academy at Woodstock, Va. dur
ing the past session. are at home for
their summer vacation
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09

The General Association for the
Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities
will hold its regular summer meet
Ing in the rooms of the Virginia His
torical society Monday morning at II
o'clock. This date commentaries the
landing cf the white men al the falls
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14
FINDS HIS WIFE AVID
IS BEATEN To DEATH
Steady Young Steel'Worker Is
Murdered by Man of Wealth
and Social Prominence.

VANCOUVER, B. c.. Oct. i3.-DetailEs
Of the death OF Ernest Spinard. IL young
steel worker. following violent assa ut,
and the arrest and release on bail OF
Harold a. McNaughton. a young man OF
wealth and social prominence who was
attentive to Spinard's girl bride, became
known here today. McNaughtOn is
charged with manslaughter. Mrs Spin
ard. barely I6 years old. is held as ma
terial witness.
Spinard, a steady going young man,
died IN the general hospital here Septem-
bcr so, after having been locked up in
a cell eighteen hours under charge OF
drunkenness. His face was crushed in
by heavy blow and his skull was frao-
tured. The coroner's jury rendered "a YER
dict that he was murdered by person
70 the jury unknown.
McNaughton was arrested last Friday
but this was not known until yesterday.
when applica ton for bail was made and
he was released i'll $4,000 bonds.
Mrs. Spnard was arrested Friday in
Seattle
Investigation today disclosed that the
night before Spinard died he returned
from work To find his home empty. Trou-
bled by rumors that his Wife. who was
IL years old when he married her last
Christmas eve. had been seen in compa ny
with Il young man OF wealth, he went TO
look for her.
Spinard never came back Mrs. Spin
ard returned alone. and told her parents
she had been with McNauShton and that
they had encountered her husband who
she said. protested, and was struck down
with a heavy umbrella.
y policeman, seeing Spinard in the gut
ter. had him taken to the station. and
entered him as drunk. When the next
day he stll was unconscious. doctor was
summoned and ordered him taken To q
hospital. This was not done until the
afternoon, and Spinard died without re-
aiming consciousness.
Feeling here is high
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14
'BR|DCY' WEBER To
FOLLOW BALD jack
Additional Details of the Muir
der of Rosentllal Expected
at Trial Today.
News Service.

By International News Service,
NEW YORK, Oct. l3.-t'ollowinS Jack
Roses unshaken story Of the way Police
Lieutenant Becker instigated the mur-
der Of Herman Rosenthal. assigned the
execution OF the crime TO Rose, "BridSy''
Webber and the gunmen, goaded them on
until the fatal bullets were fired, and
then stood and Eloated over the body,
District Attorney Whitman will produce
evidence tomorrow which he believes
will forge an unbreakable chain about
the former strong-arm squad raider.
''Bridgey' Wehber, according 10 pres
ent plans, will be the first witness to-
morrow. This afternoon District At
torney Whitman had a long conference
with Webbcr in the west side prison.
Concerning what Webber will be asked
when he takes the stand the district at
torney maintained absolute silence.
It was learned. however, that Webber
will not only corroborate Rose In every
particular but that he viii reveal In
formation which is said will bring the
tragedy still nearer Beckcrs door. Until
now the suminoning OF Lefty Louie"
w lllCN LOUIS oiIu SFP thC r'b'Ss
10 Webber's poker rooms just before the
murder has been a complete mystery.
In ali The hours of his cross cxanina-
ton Saturday Rose did not throw any
light on this vitality important link in
the plot Rose said he went uptown in
the gray ear with Shapiro at the wheel
and picked up "pogo Frank al Sew
emit, aVenue house.
When he returned 10 Webber's place
he found the three other ganssters watt
Ing Ut the curb. How they got there
he did not say
Sullivan Is in the Tombs annex, held for
completely In the murder.
Attempts to get statement from him
concerning the new charge against him
proved upayailiug.
other TESTIMONY from webber is ex-
pcctcd 10 show still more clearly that
Becker grew tired Of waiting for Rose
and Webber to complete the arrange
mcnts for the assassination and that H.
nally he took the matter Into his own
hands and asked sullivan to set busy
also.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14
BOTH DRESSED IN
-SEMI-MOURNINC
First Wife Of John Jacob Astor
and Her Daughter Arrive in
New York From Europe.
BY International News Service.

BY International News Service.
NEW YORK. Oct. iS.-Mrs. John Astor.
first wife OF the late John Jacob Astor,
accompanied ny her daughter. Alice
Muriel arrived from England today on
the Caronia, Mrs. Astor ana her daugh-
tor, who were dressed in semi-mourning.
were among the lost TO come over the
ships gangway.
After greeting Vincent Astor and his
secretary. W. 4. Dobbyn, Mrs Astcr
cnscoused herself on one ~of her steamer
trunks with her son and daughter while
the customs inspection wos being made.
Gathered around Mrs. Astor was a bat
terry Of Photographers, but she was ap-
parently obivlous To their proximity.
Mrs. Astor and daughter viii spend to-
morrow with Vincent Astor ut his new
house in Fifth avenue near the Metro
politan Museum of Arts,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14
WOMAN SHOT DOWN BY
UNKNOWN ASSASSIN

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. lS.--Mrs, Emily
PletZ, a paper hangers witc' VINO was
helping her daughter through seconu
reader lesson here toniGht. stopped 10
answer a knock at the door. anu was
shot down by mon who eInptied re-
volver at her.
Two of the shots entered her head.
der assailant escaped. leaving behind a
derby hat with no marks 10 show where
II was purchased.
The police are seaching for man who
annoyed Mrs. Plct5 at dance recently,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14
HE Commits a Number OF
's1ligerent Acts Against
4 Greeks, Servians and
BulgarianS.
|IRK[SH WOMEN ARE
|GOING TO THE FRONT
hssacres in Macedonia Ex-
ected to Be a Feature of
Conflict; Fighting Con-
tinues at TuShi.

DSsTANTINOPLD. Oct, 18.-Whether
|he purpose OF furnishing provoca ton
va, OF to show the Balkan allies that
&ey cannot be intimidated. the gov
nsnt Is acting with an aggress!veness
tulated TO bring on hostilities. The en-
30 on Creek ships, the detention Of
FIan ammunition, and the seizure of
harlan railway cars. all constitute bel
fent acts.
Eeek and Bulgarian nationals In Con-
Eliuople, numbering a thousand or
=. lave been subjected TO treatment
&ned TO irritate those two nations.
fiancIal considerations figure largely
be altitude OF the Turkish government
practically all OF the hundreds OF
ks WHO are returning 20 Athens are
PEELED to pay full taxes to the end OF
year before they are permitted to
hrk. Even the crews of Greek ships
th were seized have been hauled be-
j the projects and made To pay a year y
b. as though they were Turkish SUD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14
WAR ONL
MATTER OF HOURS

[sNpoN. Oct, ls.-Wsr in the Balkans
|6. 'y matter OF a few days. The
[pl the Balkan states to the powers
Virtually rejecting intervention. VIII
1'ed AT the various ca apitaIs to-
80. aud at the same time notes
IA III the shape OF an ultluatum.
.o,s sent to Turkey. demanding au-
aor LIE Macedonian provinces.
Il. "6 To reliable dispatch from
- lhe Balkan coalition VIII make "A
IA '"ut 1t VIII be impoNlble for the
la. accept, namely. that the re-
executed under control OF the
4 'h powers and the Balkan states,
pledge. that the porto assent
|>l,., A"uhedlnts rehabilitation OF the
I'M ~ "uerstood the porte vii, he given
a''day to reply; therefore there
Al, probability that general hostili-
a'r "egin before the week ends.
uispatch reports that the NOV O.
V' The Bulgarian army has already
me Montonegrins. continuing
'ahce, have captured Byelopolye,
,-portant strategic point northwest
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