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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
L..Al IS SIhDnEO
DYT..0sRJI..ER5
One Held Without Eaii and the
Other Released Under Bond
of Sc, 900.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Chase City, Va, December 3.-Cnariey
Seay, eighteen years of age. Is In JAIL
held without bal for the next srard
jury. and his brcthsr. Eddie Scay'
about twenty-five years OF age. Is OUT
on bond of $4,000, foiio Wing IN attack
on Walter Reed. aged twenty-one
years, son of H. 5. Reed, shortly AFTER
midnignt on Sunday mo.n.ns. Young
Reed was cut IN seven PAGES on ms
body and face. and his condition Is
critical. He is under the constant at
tention OF physicians at his father
home about four or five miles from
this place.
Sunday night. 1t Is alleged. one OF
the Seay brothers started OF with
sister Of Reed Wren Reed objected
to her going. Chsr,~y seay. IL Is
charged. attacked him with a KNIFE
while mis- brother he ped to hold the
struggling man. Later Reed was
taken into hts home. nsar where the
encounter occurred, and 1t was reaized
from the first that his condition was
serious some time afterwards The
Seay brothers were arrested.
They were brought TO this place and
this morning were taken before JUS
tices of the Peace J. w Roberts and j.
J. Snl.thson for preliminary nearing.
The hearing continued for seversI
hours. a. the conclusion OF winch
Charley Seay was held without Daii'
and his brot.er charged with being an
accessory, was put under Bond OF s1.oV'.
which he later gave and vas recessed
Charley Seay vas locked up in the
Chase City Jail until tomorrow morn
ing. when he will he taken 10 hoydton
and kept there until the next term OF
court.
All the parties TO the AFFAIR are re-
spectsble farmers and live near this
place. The Reeds anne to this section
from the West several Yeas aso. but
the Seays are native E!r.inians and
have ived IN this section all their lives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
IDENTITY OF DEAD
AlA...OihtvihLEO
Mystery Still Envelops Discover
ing of Murdered Stranger
Near Raleigh.
Especial to 'she Times Dispatch. J

Especial 10 '.Ie Tines .ilSp0tcn.J
Raleigh. y. G.. December 3.-TEere Is
still m ch mystery connected with the
hndiDg OF the b4dy OF man in =
meadow near caraieish Mil settlement.
south OF the city. s4ta Jay evening.
The BODY had The appea4 ance OF being
thai OI substantial sort OF white
iaborinB man bout IOrty years GA.
However II Desias HOW 10 look a. If he
was very bri6ht negro. ne nrst in -
d4cat.On that the Dody Wa that % 4
negro instead OF wnite man wss I =
information what CAME SIHd.y evening
from MiGdicsex that the SUIT Of c4Otacs
he wore. which had the name OF John
Iioggan' in the bseast pocnet. VAS
mlde for negro BY tnat name. Then
a clos examination OF the body show
ed hair win an inclination 20 earl,
which might Indicate ne gro blood. The
police nave been unab e, ia. 10
ma any trace oi the man wing DceI
employed hereabouts. lac was evident
~ killed about 100 yards from tie
place where his body Was o.nd. Much
blood was found there and cards anu
other thinbs scattered ABOUT indicated
open air gambling and possibly
fight. The man If believed to have been
at Ellington lately and he mad in ms
case "A number OF Atlantic Cost Line
towels.
\ charter was Issued to-day for tho
Salisbury Metal Cuiyert Company. Of
Salisbury. capital $4,000, by James NJ.
Maupin, o. w. Spencer and others
Hon. James X. Young. Commissioner
OF Insurance. is to deliver an address
Thursday before the North Carohnd
Farmers Union on The Adaptsbtlity
81 Building and Loan system TO tn"
Financial Needs OF Farmers He be-
lieves that the building and loan can
be adapted TO a much more satisfactory
degree than the credit societies OF Eu-
rope that are beginning TO be urged
SO much for adoption in this country
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
oMopprpcgl!VING
EEO GLOSS SELLS.
Many Small Sales Show Deep
Interest on Part OF People
of Small Means.

with the closing OF the hrst iui'
wcek OF the Ecd Cross sea- campaign IL
inc local committee - mach eneOh4
agsd at the Iatercrl In Ills Srea,
charity. and preaacts that beIoiS
Christmas She c.ty VIII dispose o.
more seals than during any year
since this nationwide phiianthroP!
was established.
Most oi the stores report a deep In
tercst in the seals and d steady de-
n,and for them on the part OF ali
shoppers one OF the most ooservant
a..nts IN one OF the largest stores
stated yesterday that more than half
the shoppers seemed To purchase
Christina seals with the same resu-
,arity that they ny tissue paper ana
Ied ribbons to grace their Christmas
PACKAGES
Equally encouraging to those in
ehaIf, Is the tact that small pur-
chasers are almost as numerous as
.nOse who purchase a sheet OF seals.
Frequest requests for ten. twenty ana
even for as few as ave seals are re-
eeived; and wnere rica society
woman Will order two hundred, Dus.
ness women viii order a few Tor their
simple gifts ct course" SAID one
Of the agents yesterday. lit taxes a
great many small purchases 10 equal
one by rich woman, but We are. J
think. more pleased at the small
orders than az the larger ones. BECAUSE
We feel that the woman VINO spares
eyen Ave cents for seals. does be-
cause she appreciates what they
mean"
But the most encouraging single
fact reported yesterday at headquar-
GERS was the demand for seals on tn
part OF business firms Manufacture
ers jobbers and wholesalers have
placed large orders. and some OF the
leading firms OF the city. sending out
hundreds OF letters daily, have in
structed their mailing force TO attach
the Red Cross seal 10 the tack Of all
their correspondence. The advertising
value OF the seals and the sentiment
attached to them appeal alike 10 mer-
chants and manufacturers, some OF
whom have bought thousands Of seals
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
Actress Dies in LyEchburg-

Especial 10 The Times-Dlspatcn.J
Lynchburg. Va. December s-Mrs-
Alice r. Freeman. aged twenty-tnree
years. vaudeville actress. who was
taken i'll about a month ago while NIL
ing an ensagement at the Trenton The
atre. oied Sunday morning at o'c.ock
at the Lynchburg Hospital. where she
had been under treatment for tuber-
cuiosis-
The burial took place this morning
at 10 o'clock at the Presbyterian Gene
terry. the services being conducted by
Rev. r. VI. Chandler. pastor Of Cen
tenary Methodist Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
Demand
q
Harmless
Antisep!ic

When you purchase an antiseptic for
your own use. make sure that IL con-
tains no poisons. The safest way is
to do as thousands OF other women
do-simply specify Tyres Antisepiic
Powder.
Physicians everywhere advise Ty-
ree's because IL is not only harmless.
but is positive in Its results. Its uses
cover n wide range. and * can be used
either dry or diluted in water. I'm
rivaled as a preventive of disease and
unexcelIed as a douche 25-cent pack
age makes rwo gallons standard solu-
ton Sold by all druggists. Send for
booklet and free sample
J. =. Tyree, Chemist. Washington. ID. c.
(Adxer risement)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
WON'T DISCUSS MATTER
Chief of Police werner Has Nothing
to Say Concerning jackson Ward.

Chief OF Police Werner last night
declined to discuss in any form the
charges of negro ministers that police
protection in Jackson ward" was in
adequate. Before the Ministerial Union
yesterday two OF the colored preachers
declared that conditions in this sec
ton. populated almost entirely by ne
Croes. were hopeless and hindered In
stead OF uplifting the moral develop
meut OF the African race. Following
the declarations of the ministers the
union adopted resolutions assuring the
coiored pastors OF its cooperation IN
doing everything possible TO improve
conditions generally in Jackson warn
and In every way 10 aid IN tue up'"'
of the negro race in Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
GLEN ALLEN NAN ARRESTED
II. }. Hubbard tha.zsd With Attempt
ing 90 Moot Mr.. Hulh.r.i

T. J. Hubbard. 4 resident of the
northern section Of Henrico County.
living near Glen Allen. was arrested
by Deputy sheriff Sydnor yesterday
afternoon on warrant charging him
with attempting to shoot and kill Mrs.
u l. Hubbard. said To- be his wife.
On his arrival at the Hearfco Jatl.
Hubbard was bailed before Magistrate
T. J. Puryear in the sum 81 -IaO for
rs appearance on Thursday afternoon
at o'clock L. answer t. the charges
against rim. \ brother 81 the accsscd
man. who lives in Richmond. stood Sc
curity foT his appearance.
The details Of the OTcns~ charged
against Hubbard are unknown he -
reported TO be 4 MAJ Of good staniin z
in his community. and = sa,d to have
several sons. some q whom live n
this city His own place % business
IS ga Ashland
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
ALL EVIDENCE IN.
ARGUMENT BEGIaS
Two Speeches for Commonwealth
and Two for Defense in
Sidna Alien Trial.
JURY WILL GET CASE TO-DAY
judge buxton VIII Conclude Tor
Prisoner, and Attorney
Nysor Tor State.
sssc,a. to The Times Dispatch.l


=. ytnc. llie -, December 3.--issl-
-eIice IN lae triai OF sidna Alien ,oi
the mu4uer OF Common - cam Attof-
ney " lillian 81. Foster was completed
this morning. and the argument hau
been nearly completed wi.en cOurt au-
gourned tonight.
-Four sEe.enes were made to-day j.
). Draper aud VI. >. Poage, Tor the
prosecution. and r. l.. Bruce and
Judge y. t. Oglesby, for the defense
Colonel J. c. Buxton VIII SPEAK in the
morning tor the defense. ana tne arsH-
ment will be closed by J. g Wysor.
for the prosecution the case wiii be
In the hands OF the jury by noon TO-
morrow.
Only TWO witnesses We're examined
this morning for the defense The
arst was Perry Flanagan. who test-
fed as 10 hearing Frank Fowler. the
deputy sheriff. the day after the trag-
edy. say he saw Sheriff Webb fire two
shots right into the breast Of FLOYD
Allen.
The next was II. c. Gilmer. attorney
Of Pulaski who. from his window III
tho hotel Immediately adjoining the
court green. saw the participants IN
the shooting from that point lie SAID
ne saw the prisoner fire at least four
shots in the direction of the south
steps Of the courthouse. but dids not
see him fire at any one on the court
green or in the street. nor did he hear
him say. XIII all the d-n rascals.
nor did he seen the accused load his
pistol on the green that he was with
in forty or Atty feet OF the prisoner.
This evidence was to refute the state
ments OF ". +. Harris and other wit
nesses for the prosecution on these
points.
The evidence all being In, the court
read the instructions. which are sub
stantially the same as given in the
case of the Commonwealth VS.. the ac-
cused for killing Judge Massie, I'm
which the prisoner was convicted OF
murder In the second degree and SEN
fenced 70 fifteen years in the peniten-
tiary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
IVANHOE LODGE
II nights Of Pythirs Conferred Degrees
Mt Special Meeting LAST NiGht.

Ivanhoe Lodge. NO. "a. Knights OF
Pythias, held a special meeting last
night in Lee Camp Hall. at which thc
first rank OF the order was conferred
upon two candidates. The ceremonial
was followed by a supper. Visitors
from Damon. Myrtle and Syracuse
lodges attended.
J. l. POoie is chancellor comma nder
of Ivanhoe Ledge; W. II. MALCOLM.
vicecha ncellor, and II. X. Each.,
keeper of records and seals. The lodge
is about twenty-five years old, and
has a membership Of more than seven
ty-fye
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
PROCLAIM AMENDMENTS
Governor Prepare De~larstfon
Changes In Or-unic Law

4 proclamation WI. be issued at
once by Governor Mann emboiyinE
the results Of the vote in the $cvem-
Der election on tn three amendments
20 the Co5-titution. T Ms procedure
= required b. the = Institution. The
vote on the aIncnd~'en's. al Of which
were rgtifed at the polls. wss can
vasSed and cer;ire- ~ the STATE Board
Of CGnvs rscTs on November %
To make the a1endr1eats effective.
he Governor rust prepare n .tSte-
-ssnt OF their text sri surlmsry
- the votes cast fcr ard against
ach. Cocn due III icstion of this
-roclr rraticn she = rrCes IN the or
garic Law VII be & force.
City corlT. SsicvCre NJ the revenue
nc city tr~-sursrS my Hcre1fter sue
coed Themselves IN olEce iIdean!tciy.
White the General AEsorsn!y Is per
1.itted IN future TO fzss sets 7rovi5!- :
foE forms OF government il cities
other ;h@a thcsc now specified In the
Constitution
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
DR.. JAMES WILL REMAIN
Pastor of Grove Avenue Bsptist Church
VIII Not Go to south Carolina

DIR. ". c. James. pastor or the Grove
Avenue Ba it's, Church. exclaimed TO
The Times-Dispatch last night that he
had elected to rsmain at his present
pas.orate in Richmond. and that IN
view OF sucn a decision he had not re-
ceiycd a call frsm the First Baptist
Church of Spartan5urg. 8 c.
DR.. James remarked that while he
had not received a call, he had been
asked for PERI iss, On to present his
name ~ the Official hoard Of the South
Carolina church. ard that he refused.
His decision to remain in RICHMOND
will be received with pleasure not only
by member OF his own church. bat BY
ali churchmen of .he city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
JUNIORS CELEBRATE
Patrick Henry Council. of Fulton. I'm
terfained Visiting Committee.

Patrick Henry Council. No. -. Junior
Order of American Mechanics. he'd a
meeting last night in Fulton. at which
the visiting committee of the order was
present Among those '. -, addressed
the session were Judge ernest ii.
Wells, John l. Satterne d. George w.
Rogers. Davis Bottom. Jacob Umlauf.
Arthur C Nielsen. Ben p. Owen and l.
r. Wharton.
DR. W. a Gordon. OF Elkton, State
councillor. was also present. For ,he
entertainment of the visitors numDer
u musIca. pieces were rendered and
rfTeshments were served.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
CAR HITS MAIL WAGON
Letters Scattered in All Directions in
Main street Collision.

Letters were scattered in all direc-
tions and mail wagon was complete
~ demolished last night about 1880
O'Clock when it was hit by = car OF
the lakewood and Main division of the
Virginia Railway and Power Company
in Main Street In front of the post
office The driver. George Jefferson.
and the horse esca led injury. The
mail was gathered up by Jefferson and
taken into the post-ofiice.
The wagon was en- roEte to the pos =
Office from the Manchester station, ana
was turning into the ley on the east
side when the accident occurred
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
ENGLISH APPOINTED
Richmond Man Named by President 70
Army From Civil Life.

Pres/dent Taft yesterday sent the
name Of Paul Xavier Engl sh. a native
of Richmond. to the Senate for APP
pointment from civil life as a second
lieutenant in the United States Army.
III. nomination will probably De con-
fir.ned within a few days
Mr.. English was born in this city.
He is son of Robert f.. English,
brother Of Edgar z English and
prother-in-law OF Granville Gray. He
graduated at the Virginia Military In
st tutc, class OF 1911. and has since
oeen commandant OF cadets at Horne
Military school, at oxford, " G lie
is twenty-three years old. Mr.. English
took the army examination in Septem-
Der OF THIS year, passing In all
branches
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
Ixnchhurx EIirtcr Fined.

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch-l
Lynchburg, Va, December -
Gerhardt who was arrested saturday
night after he Nsd been beaten by the
brother Of a girl with whom he at
tempted to flirt. was fined SEQ in the
Police Court this morning-sio Tor
Irritation and $50 for carrying con-
cealed pistol. the latter being found
upon him when he was arrested sat
urday night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10

Fer the purpose of ciectinR two
chauffcurs. one 20 fi THE vacancy
In the First District and another to
drive the nov car for CAicf % police
Werner. there VII be q meeting or
the Bears Of Police Commissioners to-
morrow afternoon at : o'clock. There
ere about twenty appiica ats for these
pcriticrs. Tire commissioners VII
alyo act upon the question " what
sha.i be done With several disabled
snerr bers % the department.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
JOINT SESSION CALLED
Walker c. CottreII TO DE Elected
City school BOARD.

President William II. Adams, or rus
Board OF Aldermen. has Tiled a joint
session OF the Common Council ana
Board of Aldermen for 1880 o'clock to-
night to Sect n school trustee to sue
ceei John Eaeyy, resigned. The Clay
and Lee Ward delegations will pre-
sent the Hame OF Walker c. Cottretis
who vii. no Eoubt be elected.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board of Aldermen Will be held at
o'clock when a large docket OF pa
pers from the Common Council VIII
come up for concurrence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
AUTOMATIC STOKER
Srbs~ct e 4. g. ss'ryss'. ADDRESS 3c-
fore Rril-tsd C'ph Last N-sht.


Afout fifty -sc--rcrs Of tie Rich
rnona Railroad Club. gathered les;
2 lsht g. the auditorium Of TIC NirEir. .
Mechanics Institute. scard = . -si--
yon. 81 schenectady. y y sound
tSc tcath-krcN o. the oid-time icco-
motive fireman
The sut'ccf 70 Nr K.nyon's lecture
was The t. olive Stoi-cr 'f~ de-
seq he'd verb. - and BY nc9ra -
~fcrscpsiccr ~fews the new a03l'anr~
witch IS d. 'F.cf 20 take thc place
Of tho human workman In feeding Goa
lato loccr1otive hoiicT~
The 80 scr announced tuut nrr-
i.cs Of rc .s oreratir- into Hicr-iDrt
have af. adopted tre new sto%er.
after u fr~rou ~ t-iai
Ns.rile trcr prr tic Cfr-l-
10. a.. Re.wcy and the $sr-
roft 70 Railway.
AZ. resr the r1errterz al
fr,.rrr. grphv'S Hotel f1r fhr
rer..lar B. .rret which sIr1ir-irnt
All ucrfinri 81 tho club. Tho i~cisr.
iart rfgrt Wa 20 have berr Del r'rft
b. Rose t;rasan. On The NAft
valve Ger bit or rcrouuf 81 F.+
absence VI. Kinvou WIS substituted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
CLEARING HOUSES
SUGJtCTJf PAO1E
Continued From FIRST Paxe3

rates. and would be in a position to
compete at an advantage with the
other mem bers of the association bound
by the rules.
In a prolonged discussion with Sam
uel Untermyer. counsel for the COM
mittee Mr. Newcomer declared that
clearing houses throughout the coun-
try were beneficial institutions, and
that any attempt at government regu-
lation hampered their efforts
When the committee adjourned for
the day. W. r. Free. president of the
New York Clearing House Association,
was sworn HIS examination VIII be.
gin to-morrow's session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10

The decision OF Police Justice
IN sentencing Jacob Allen
to fcur months In jail for petit lar
ceny YVES sustained yesterday. when
the case was tried OF appeal by a jury
In the Hastings Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10

John and David IibermaB- who con-
duct confectionery store in JeGcT-
son Avenue were each finei S-5 and
costs Yesterday morning tn Police
Bcitcn and Gentry and carl paoncy.
boy. testified that the latter had
spent $fI in chances 20 win cheap
box Of candy and failed to get u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
Building Permits.

Building and repair permits were
Issued yesterday as follows:
Richmond Transfer Company. 20 re-
pair a brick garage. l03-lOI west
Canal Street 10 cost Sl.0I5.
A :. Wright. 10 repair frame
dwelling. 3l4 East Tenth street south
Richmond. TO cost $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10

CONTINUED From Fist Pase)

there an option was given me to pur-
chase Williams's interest for $4,000"
Did you think Judge Archibald drew
that option?" asked Representative
Webb.
Il did" replied Jones.
The House managers will place c.
G. Boland. of Scranton upon the sand
tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10

Judgment vas entered yesterday in
the Law and Equity Court IN the case
Of TIE Sit.e-dfrr -Carnca i-Iavis Gem
pany arsiust \ g and =. ". Bedford
in tho sem ~ i7e12i5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10

The rev term q tie lev un1 Equity
Court opened yesterday morning IN the
presence Of q large attendance ~ the
bar OF the citv. judge sc"rfe l.
Christtrr presented res. iutions adopt
cd b the Richmond Bar Assocint'on
"a the death % Major Charles :
SfringfciicV. which were ordered
rpread on the court record.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10

Mrs Nsry Taylor. - 40 Nortn
rggAt.euth street. wss hit and sight
Is hrrs yesterday when she va~ struck
~ a stree; &C.. q; Eighteenth ana
broad streets 81 was treated by ipr.
~ T. Hewfirs. Ciiy Hospital ainnr =
lance SURGEON. and vas able 70 Walk
O.. F.r frrne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10

The hearing OF the cJaTges OF bur
rlary. petit and grand larceny against
s. O. BaTbee were continued yester-
dav morning In Police Court until next
saturday. Parbec is alleged TO have
robbed Vernon Iddings and T. Fitz-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
Grand jury Resume. Work.

The Hastings Court grant Jury
which has been investigating the cases
81 ALLEGED tax dodgers Tor nearly TWO
months. resumed its inquiry yester-
day afternoon. II was adjourned by
Judge j.. c. Richardson until this
rfteraoon at $50 o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10

Majcr r. ". Bow.cs VIII make the
address at the mceting OF the Non
Communicated Cheers Association o.
the Biues Friday night OF this week at
5 20 o'clock HIS subject viii be. ~lap
Drawing"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
Charter Issued.

Savings Realty Corporation. Norfolk va
Capital: Maximum. $1,000; minimum. Sso0.
G.-orE, ". Dey. president; T. II. WILCOX,
vice Fr, sid.rt: W. II. Sterling. Jr-. secrs-
tary and trezsurer-sN of Norfolk. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
Allen Campbell HI.

Allen Campbell. Of Jackson. Tenn, a
travelling salesman well known in
Richmond is III al the Memorial Hos
pitai with an attack of appendicitis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10

The condition Of J. 8 Harbour
Tr-o--rtan. who 10 critically ~ at
Jonustou-w wins Hospital. was re-
ported unchzsscd early this morH.ns-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
Marriage License.

4 marriage license was issued
terday in Washington TO Jonn
Nichols. OF Richmond. and Netue u
Hill. of Bumpass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10

tn. fe~-cr n q Broad an Twenty
r~sr greet ra~ rar X cckcd OF eariL
.t.fer,iav u-crnirE whcr coz ~,
with q wagon "a 'nfrHiTef 81"
e.-.,.s -. WAGON was not fa-ns-
a,d eon.faued ~ i;s way through
I or ~ -r- +frrsf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10

Charles c. Russell and James r.
Miner qualified yesterday 10 prac1ice
Law in the City Circuit Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10

Mrs Thomas Gordon. who has been
III in the Memorial Hospital. has been
nllowed TO return home by her ply
iclan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-10
M.--tare I.lcenne.

marriage license was issued yes
ierday in the clerks Office Of the Hust-
ings Court to Joseph 8 Inge ana Eliza
GLAND French.