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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-07-09
SALMAGUNDI.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon of Cherry
Creek are stopping with Misses
Pearl and Violet Bruce. e..
For Sale-Everything from a
mop stick to nice Steel Range at
o. K. Second Hand Store.
Wanted..A g ri to work in this
Office. A permanent situation for
= girl that is willing to work.
The professional card of Mr.. r.
r. Robertson, civil engineer,
appears elsewhere in this issue.
He is master Of his procession and
is ready to do all kinds of work
in his line.
WANTED-To rent two rooms
suitable for light housekeeping.
Inquire at this Office.
The Independent extends its
sympathy to Brother Booth of the
Tonopah Bonanza. We hope he
will not be discouraged over the
loes Of his plant, but that he will
make the Bonanza better than
ever.
Paul Lovelace WHO was tried in
Virginia City on the charge of
assault with intent to commit
robbery was convicted of an
with assault deadly weapon. In
passing sentence, Judge LanSan
scored the jury for bringing in a
verdict for a lesser offense than
the one charged and pronounced it
a miscarriage Of justice. He re-
GREETED that he could not send
LQvelacO to prison for q longer
term tran the verdict carried, but
could emily give HIM not less than a
year and ten NOR tbs nor more
than two years. He got the limit.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-07-09
J. c. HARRIS

The ONCE Of sheriff il enc Of the
meet Important offices in the
county Its duties are manifold
. d IL ShOuld b hlled By IN
honsst. capable. fearless man, one
who hes the backbone to do his
duty without fear or fav0r. Such
. mao 10 Jos0ph C. Harris. the
present sheriff Of Elk0 county.
He hos filled the Office since
January l, 1911, 10 the satisfac-
ten sf . very large najoritS- Of
the people Of this county. He
announces himelf - . candidate
for reelection. subject t. tho
decision Of the democratic votes
# the county ut the primary else
ten. II endorsed by bis party
and its choice 10 ratified By the
vOters ia November, b premise to
give the same faithful service IL
the future that he has in THE
p st. &c.. . go.
We commend Sheriff Harris to
the careful confederation Of the
democrats Of Elko county at the
primary election. He has made
good in the past and will do % in
the future, ;,...,-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-07-09
RevoIutlonIzed Fire FiohtIno.

Steam revolutionized fire fighting.
as it did many other interests. 1t took
the romance from 1t. and put efficiency
into it. The giant steam got behind
the aqueducts and forced streams
through pipes and hose with great
power. Firemen continued to run
with the macheen." but It was a hose
reel, 10Th century invention.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-07-09
- - --
Hurt o. Unklnd Words.

Unklnd words are sharper than
swords. II you cut your finger there
10 but temporary pain. II your heart
~ hurt with sarcasm or brutal speech
the suffering continues a. long as your
memory is working. Since We all
know the agony OF injured feelings II
certainly behooves all OF us to DO
spsrinE with singing conversation.
IA one grows wiser and older ono
pays little heed to what others say
Unkind things then apparently don't
have tho power to hurt. The older.
wiser ones just twirl their thumbs and
smile. 1t - great relief when one
gets to that point OF perfect tranquil
lhy.
WhsrS the eea 10 ahaIlowest.
The shallowost place in tho Atlantic
Ocean between England and North
America 10 about two hundred miles
east OF Newfoundland, where tho wa.
tor 10 only fifty-eiFht feet deep. :.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-07-09

informed BY the attending surgeon
some time ago that IN operation
was necessary. He refused to be
operated upon until the ulcer had
done ito work and may cause his
death.-Car0on News.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-07-09
Hence the Team.

A German lass stood at q steam
ship pier, weeping. why do you
grieve, Fraulein?" Because my low
er has sailed. and fear that before he
returns someone else may propose to
me and may accept"-Satire.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-07-09

lntoxicants From Many Sources.
Intoxicating liquors have been made
from the sap OF the birch, the willow,
the poplar and the sycamore.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-07-09
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Announcements under this head will
be made from the date of first publics-
ton up to the primary election for un.
successful candidates and to the '-""~-.
al election for the sum of $40 pays
advance.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-07-09

nov "a yoa set oApers2 Do Jeu
eiS en- or, whstT "fVs heard ,efsaat
dng 'SN. That's al I kn0v.".-wNsh.
iaatoa Herald.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-07-09
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Foundation Must Ne DEAD.

Founoatlon Must BE 0eae.
We can never breed = great Dsapls
from squalid or hlthy hom4s.-Nx
change.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-07-09
Sheriff

OF Elko county, subject to the decision of
the Democratic voters of the County At
the primary election.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29
NEW VlSCOUNT PEEL
IN HOUSE OF LORDS

Sanford. president Of the Adams Ex.
press Company: Miss Lane Fox. and
Mrs. Langtry. who 10 now Lady de
Battle. whs likewise secured JUDGMENT !
subject to ostracism not only in Eng
land. but also on the Continent. where
he won unenyiable notoriety by back
ing out Of = duel
The young French Duke OF Dscazes.
who, through his mother. the late
Isabel Singer. IL half American, has
not permitted the recent death OF his
il may be questioned whether the de-
mise Of the late and ehird duke did not
hasten the match. since he objected to
it on the plea that It was Q mesai-
The girl. however. belongs to = per.
fectly respectable family. and 70 not
altogether portioniess. Her father Is
a merchant, In small way n OF .ns
fell in love with her and became en-
gagged when fulfilling his military SER
vice as trooper in dragon regiment
Thanks to her fathers business: wnssa
has been partly brought up there. and
conveys the impression. In speech.
manner and appearance. OF an Eng
lish rather than Of French girl
own is perhaps best shown by tho
manner In which she encouraged her
husband to override all the ooJections
by his family to the marriaSs: ana
prejudice on the part Of the aristocraey
and territorial magnates OF the Gil.
.ronde. where the Decazes' chateau and
estate Of La Grave 10 situated. sne mas
caused him to purchase place on the
River Nonette. near ChAntilly. and not
far off from the st. F'rmin property
Of the widowed Duchess de Chartres.
That they win i've there and not at
i its Grave white wines--is quite evident
from the fact that the duke and
duchess are having the house on the
Nonette River torn down and 2 new
signs Of an English architect brought
The young duke (whc Is likewise
Danish Duke Of Glucksbierg9 Is very rs
heiresses OF Isaac Singer. Of sewing
machine celebrity. But he 10 IN no
| sense Of the word Aextrava9ant ana
may be relied upo4 to live ., T't mn
financial troubles which harassed his
Grandfather. the second Duke Decazes.
throughout his career. impairinE his
reputation ~ q statesman. r
upon his marriage as q mesaIliahce;
/ FOR he points out that his great
grandfather. the first Duke OF DecaZes.
was Of quito humble origin: that ms
! I0WAnSQAk
er's AIDE was also Of bourgeois descent.
and that his own mother. l Isabel singer >:
was to such an extent consioereo "a
iackinr In blue blood that on the oc-
casion OF the marriage gs,o Of the n Ruas
norothea al Vienna she was not included
n the invitations to ether ,in.aFs en ai1
fhonsh her husband. tho late duke.
was one Of the gentlemen In attend
ance On the royal bridegroom.
| YOUNG Decazes declares that under
the circumstances 1t II ridiculous TO
cali his marriage = mesaiiiance.
AS al the time Of his fathers death
I gave In these letters . complete MS.
J tory Of the DecaAes family. ana OF
1 the extraordinary career OF tho 11st
duke. who was IN turn secretary % .,
Emperor N.poleon.s mother, CHIEF ga % OF
OF Holland and to Queen Hortense:
ana Minister ct STATE an, n
for me to say anytime more about
the family on the present occasion,
| Copyright. 1872. by the 6rent"oo'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29

for years pastor Of the Allen Avenue Chris
tian Church. has resigned and accepted 2
call TO a church In Columbus. o.. and VIII
shortly leave for his new charge.
The Narshan Street Christian Church,
with Rev. George W. kemper 40 pas,os'
has outgrown tts present house OF worship.
and for some time has been considering the
pre- position TO rebuild. On the corner OF
Allen and Hanover Avenues the Allen Ave-
nus Church has but recently erected splsn-
did new church. which can easily be made
to accommodate the two congregations. In
case OF consol Id alton Mr.. kemper will &C.
cupy the palpii.
The Allen Avenue Church hes Q congregs.
tioE of 81 members. while the roll OF the
older. Marshall strset Church. elbows about
60 communicate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29

the clu3, and her presence and active
aid to the woman's Club will be great
ly missed Mrs. Durham II woman
with a great deal Of charm OF manner.
and has been prominently identified
with socia. life in Richmond.
lDvitatiOas Out.
Invitations have Seen received In
Richmond for the marriage OF Aiss
Claudia Celeste Collier. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Miles collier, 10
Percy Montague. Jr.. OF Richmond. Inc
wedding will take place on Weones-
day evening, November 8. at O'CLOCK
In the home Of the brides parents AZ
Freeport. -. Y. Mr. Montague ana ms
bride will be at home after DecemDer
Is. at 1917 Grove Avenue, Richmono.
The wedding Is one 0: unusuai In.
terest TO society in this city anu
throughout the state. Mr. MONTAGUE
belongs to one OF the most distln-
xuished families in Virginia. and is a
SON of Mrs. d. A. Ainslie and the late
Percy Montague. OF Richmond.
number OF Richmond people will go to
Freeport next month to attend the
wedding. Miss Collier has recently
moved TO New York from Memphis.
Tenn, and has several times been tbs
guest OF friends In this city.
Returned 70 nieh0snA.
Miss Nancy Patton has returned TO
her home on West franklin Street.
after spending = year in Europe Win
friends. Mrs. James D. Patton. who
went to New York to meet her daugh-
ter the early part OF the month, has
also returned to Richmond.
NeRth Carelina Weddings.
The marriage of Miss Susan Anne
Linthscum. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Hill Carter Linthicum. and George Lee
Num-, Of Des Moines. Iowa, VIII be
celebrated this morning at o'clock In
the First Presbyterian Church In Dur
ham. n c. The ceremony Will be
performed ey the Rev. e. r. Leyburn.
%. D., and the chancel will DO decor
ated in palms and ferns. The choir
OF the church, with Miss Willie Ada
Smith at the organ. will sing Arise.
Sweet Maiden" Mrs. Gilmore Ward
Bryant iwll sing sweetheart with
violin obligto by Miss johnson. and the
full choir win sing the bridal chorus
from Lohengrin when the oride ano
her attendants enter the church
The bride will enter with her father.
who will give her in marriage Sns
will wear a travelling suit OF blue cloth
with hat and gloves to match. and VIII
carry q shower bouquet Of Bride roses
and lilies Of the valley. Mrs. W. F..
Medearis, aunt Of the bride. OF Green's
boro. n. C.. will be dame Of honor. and
will wear q gown Of white charmeiiss
trimmed in swansdown. She Will carry
white chrysanthemums- The maid OF
honor. Miss Katherine claywen. OF
dorganton. y. c.. win be gowned In
white marquisette over white satin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29
did Not Falter at Sight Of Stu
dents at Work in Disseet-
ing Hall.
FINE GIFT FOR DR.. MCGUIRE
Handsome Silver Service Pre-
sented to Head of Great
Institution.

ma nav home Of the UniveFaty
S,ol,exe OF Msdicine was formAAy
opened for the inspection Of sues.
Iast night with the whole mc''
in sul operation. More than 2 thou
ssnd friends OF the S0nsEe =. ao' watch
10 Working Of medacal uns
sc.nooi with the stu6snts In the csaos
room- n the disoectsn9 eeoseo 20o ~
the laboratory.
An unexpected feature Of the open.
inC was the presentation O 2 0Ivo'
service to DE-. stuart Ac1e H.
no0ess. former pressdent ON behalf
Of the board Of trustees and the nc &c.
uisv- the service consisted OF nvo
i.rTe stiver pieces on . massive sai.
yer tray. The ssrMss va .,,,n.s
SIMPLY with DE-. Acouasee '"'
,sasnt,y eonceIvlng us1 sume'en'
euserta,nment for the guests vas pso-
v,0.A nv the sight Of the college 0e-
psrtments In fun operation. the con-
mIttee arranged on . ooort prosES"
a. sDes ktnG. AZ S:3e o'clock - many
visstorp e could crowded into the Az.
Aitortum on the second aoor % nS
Judee george l. Cnrtssaaa. presseeIs
"a ~ noori Of trustees, deliver wei"
coma
IT ~ q pleasant sneugh useles::
e,sE 10 welcome yoa hsss tonight,
SudGe Cnr1stsan saSa- W course. We
welcome you. We ASKED you TO COM
here. This - your Institution. ne S
We .sased ycH 80 . 's xsu h1 Ave - y, to
buiId t. Il wa the glowing son'
ma eournee OF the faculty. the trus-
seca the students and the friends OF
the CnSversity College Of Aeoscs1e
that mode e possible sss 20. s ~ IN a. Su,ns
~ the o0rnSA collegot This spirit -
sxemp10eA In the fact r1af more
studruts were enrogle4 the year tne
coIlewe vas conduceed In the old To-
Dacco factory shaa ever before
cam - -. 2eG0ogA
rnu,wtnr fudge CArsssjan's welc ,me.
Dr. Hodess made . very graceful Dre-
eentasSon Of shs salv~ service, Ere.
Sscin0 hls oAayUoU ~ the remark tnss
- eSI1sssoo AoA sh3aGhe q edvseaess
aoe 20 ooTvO r0efoooOSeeo oeeausS 80
ersl eSr1s - sOea1ee IN the 49,
rssseg isSos.ss,y sssnsr .s - Va p1.
HoaecS NuncAe1 into . 0sphfe ane
eloouens psVssayal - the history o.
NE Usivesssty cousOA er9nesne tae
story % IN 0sUWsA end dsvelopmest
scws = sSs 1sys . - present. Aesd'
D -: Hcocs.. ss.svsss sAs s.ss s.ss
sSssluse sWpesss - Ne" - se.A
WINE ~ sYsew1 D. HeAees. wss say.
No. an sAosa nice sAeWGS aScus Ne :
Sejs ma Q 0aa Whe - 6sed an -
svyus 60 hear ~ WwW fuDsFal ] teH
humble Secssse : taew y vas snsrue.
M Vps r~orA 90 h~ar MN say e Ise
su-~sse of skse INSTITUTION . e,Dstss
Ssa0o a. ppuueooas she ssssyey oma
- sSSar10p oFo go n S2ouU1l -.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29
FINED SIS

x- ~ DVuvp AaeSBseos - HsvSosos
N6She0 9 CsUG
yesu Hesry 0reea. the negyo sAeuasSs
vbo Uas srFeSsod sSs ds1vsaG hss eetemo9sas
S~,vrS,y nsrhs vua 1ael - a1d coSes %
the osssuse yesser6ay n res'cs cssr-
Crren vas srfesseA ~ Pstre!@sa Isss.
whe sesssoel shss ne $500 ~ ~
S ~ 70 ~ 49, = y: ( Sssssys. . -.
sssd ua1esssAss. 80 Ssu 0seasv -.
egsa y Sns 80 49, 49,
q issesuy e10W . Dsoe6 '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29

49, 49, - 49, - ceseeD
Pr sAs ~ 1ssss0 q IN . ssssy0.
a. e o. Ause 49, c1rNssoa o0sS
90 n ylassAen oesvse cAs.e1se &c
- ssVs ess1se $1,000 - e Ssss.se
- 0u0Hun 0OgUouB ~ soooeoeoU3 Ie -
ssvSs d csssSmes0A. ~ . s.sss'se ~
Or - 1srU.s No. 80 oSv
TVD ouUSpSJDne ~ ere Ss5v3ug IL
eavseAso - uue1o: ~ As3ss AvUUUe -
ssss,ssss 90 sssS - 2 -: - e
- - ~ - 49, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29

about the door and peersd IN fr7o T. I
.sspecttaI distance. /;
Grssseu ~ Cean1ttos.
On entering the mani naiI OF tpe
buliuang the guests were esesteo -
reception comnlIIses headsd oy Aafe. -
AIiison Aoaxss. Ars. George Il Cnsas.
t1an and the wives OF 0mciaAS OF tnS
college. Student gutoee, statlUneo -
every door and corner OF the bulaosnes
directed the visitors hrst 70 the psss-
treats thousands OF the city's poor eAc0
year. 10 located. There the vaAtoH
found score OF dtspensasy petsenSs
under treatment or waiting IN the en-
OF human suffering being rsiieyeA
through the generosity OF the Rtck-
mond people and the skill OF the stuS
dents was sufficient return to the MAJ
1ority Of those who contributed To-
ward the rebuilding OF the college.
From the daspensary the vssitofA
were shown to the main door. on which
are located the dental department AnQ
the dental free dlspensary. The os9n1
Of the dental students at work In tho
laboratory and tho chair was . source
OF interest without end. On this 6oora
too. 10 located . classroom In when
stereopticon slides showing the naar.f
wells Of tho X-ray were thrown upon
screen and explained by DR.. 4 Il
Gray.
At the head Of tho stairs ON the sec>
ond floor the visitor was ushered ant0
the model drug store. whore the phar.
macy students were at work compounds
ing prescriptions under ideal condt~
lions. The corps Of students at worlE
In the chemical laboratory across tho
hall attracted the interest next On
the same door another stereopticon w4a
being operated by DR.. C. L. Miles
and the slides explained.
Crowd In Disseet1ng Hall.
Tho third daar fha third h~AwAsa
the dissectinS hall Ten stark bodies.
laid out on ten dissecting tables. wereM
undergoing merciless changes under
the keen knives OF ten white-aprQned
battle Of Jena. the white-ciad figure Of
DR.. J. w. Brodnax dominated the grue-
some scene. For those whose visual
sensibiliries sustained unfiinchingly tha
terrible sight. there was provided 81
Waterloo In the shape Of pungent
odor Of chemical disinfectant. Few
there were to enter and como out with
rudy cheekA :
Across the hall relief was found in
the histology. bacteriology and pAthOl-
ogy laboratories. which were in full
operation with students and instruc-s
tors. These laboratories gave the ten
der feminine another thrill with dis
sected frogs earth worms and stariishs
on exhibition. There was steady
crowd pouring in and out to watch the
students at work. The exhibition OF
mounted specimens was OF un1aggi
interest The exhibition of special ap-
paratus In private laboratories offered
a feeling OF awe to the untnitiated
and interest to the medical mer.
Viewed from every angle. the formal
opening Of the University College OF
Medicine was q tremendous success.
In point OF attendance. 1t is doubtful1
il any institution in the city has ever
drawn such a throng OF visitors and
friends on it's opening night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29
Social and
Personal

Colonel and Mrs. Joseph r. Wislaro
and Miss Belle willard have gone to
s0reenwood. where they ere the guests
Of Miss Ella Buck and Mr.. and Mrs.
William NasSie at Rose Hill Aor
several days. Miss Elsie Lindsey. who
has also been q guest OF Mics Buck
~ Rose HILL" returned to Richmond
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Noncure Perkins has returned
70 the city after visit to Greenwood.
A. the Woaao's Cleb.
The opening musical at the Woman's
Club yesterday afternoon proved u
most Interesting and delightful adair.
and the club pariors were hlled with
handsomely gowned women for the
occasion. Mrs. Claiming n. Ward.
pianist and Miss Blanche Thomas.
soprano. rendered the program ar
ranged for the afternoon. and Miss
Myrtle BEDFORD accompanied MISC
Thomas on the piano. Mrs Ward. who
has lately come to Richmond from
Chicago. - an artist Of the most nm
ished ability. and the audience gath
cred 1t the Woman's Club was very
enthusiastic In It's reception. MISS
Thomas has voice as sweet and pure
- q May blossom that has opened
Snder q blue sky. and her songs were
charming. Both Of the artists who
were heard in the recital yesterday
are musicians Of q great deal OF talent
and cultivation. and the concert was a
very pleasing one.
The following program was rem
Aered:
vafa> nrSlfx nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29
MAKES GREAT RECORD

Hustings Court Clears Big Docket IN Re-
maskabiy laAek Time.
Judge D. e. Richardson has established .
remarkable record for the present sAerm OF
the Hastings Court. the fns, at which he
has presided. When court convened on o.
tober there we're g; cases on the docket
for trial. or this number 1884, have been
disposed o. Sixty three OF these were felo-
MES. while iss were m!sdemeanora This
leaves but thirty-nine cases to be tried. and
this court has nearly q week before the be-
ginning Of the November term.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29

trouble and put your stomach in fne
shape or not a cent to pay Just say on
a postal or In a letter, Send me free trial
treatment of MONA" and you Will
never be sorry. Address Booth Mi-o-na.
Buffalo, N. Y. Tragic Drug Co. guar
antee them. A large box so cents.-Ad-
vertisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29
Amer,c.n Guild Meeting.

meeting Of the Virginia Chapter, Amer.
team Guild Of Organists. will be held Ut the
Jefferson Hotel tonight At o'clock. The
dean Of the chapter. J. J. Miller. OF Nor
folk and q number of Representatives
church musicians from other cities In vir-
ginia will be present All Richmond organ
lists, whether members OF the guild nots
are invited to attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29

Two men were fined SO and costs yester-
day In Police Court for being disordsrly on
street cars. Clyde Keoisf was arresteo To
bad behavior aboard Richmond and Hen
rico Railway car At Ninth and Broad Styeeta
chastian Brown, coioPed. was convicted OF
using profanity and refusing to move his
seat aboard q car Of the Virginia Railway
and Power Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29
Stomach
Sufferers
PAY NOTHING UNLESS
CURED
A POSTAL WILL BRING TRIAL
TREATMENT AND A HISTORY
OF FAMOUS PEOPLE

MONA Stomach Tablets surely do
end all indigestion and stomach misery,
and to prove it we will send trial treat
ment, an interesting booklet, and tell
YOU exactly how to Danish AN stomach
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29

Mr2 h W. NsreIout, % hosaod PaSk.
Baltimore. who has besu the eueSs o.
her sister. Mrs George NiscneiL n
1900 PART Avenue. rssurneo % nef
home this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29
Rsports Husband Nissan,

Nrx Mary Haley. Of Ill East Marshall
Street. yesterday reported at police head-
quarters that her husband, Daniel haley.
nifty years old. . brfdgeworker. had been
missing from his home since October Is. She
could give no explanation OF hts absences
bur said that she thought he had gone -
Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29

The following marriage licenses wefs -
sued yesterday In the clerks Office OF tAe
Hustings Court: John Thomas Bridges, of
Norfolk. and Julia Jennings. OF this cityss
e. Jacob Filter. or Baltimore. ana Stofenca
Geliman. Of this city; Leo Nell Donati and
Faulkner and Kate Sheppard Dorset.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29

On Thursday afternoon, October 81, at
O'clock. Professor W. D. Saunders VIII talk
1t the Equal Suffrage headquarters, - East
Broad Street. on pure Food W. Poor Food.
Prof Saunders II an expert on this subjeefs
in which all are greatly Interested. and the
general public n well n the members are
cordially invited to be present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29

Nrs r. 7. Lefewich. Of Staunton. Il
the guest Of relatives here. before 90
ing TO King william County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29
Aeouitted a. HoupebreakipG,

Frank Fields, coiored. was acquitted yea-s
terday by jury in the Hastings Court OF
entering the home OF James Cousins with,
intent to commit larcanv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29

Miss Annie Miller has returned 20
Norfolk, after visiting ff1snds n snss
city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29

Police Justice Crutchheid. who has been
confined to his homo for several days by
. uIness. was able to be out yesterday. Il 10
expected he will resume his work upon the
bench to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29
Recovering from Opersti

Recovering from Operation.
Aubrey Dearhart, Of 30 South Lauei Street.
who was operated on 1--WE weeks ago At the
Memorial Hospital for appendicitis. u SLOWLY
improving.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29

Miss sallie A. Wilson has returne
10 Richmond from Norfolk.