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The Detroit times., 1912-04-18

An ORDINANCE 10 amend Section
(e) Of an ordinance entitled An Or
dinancc 10 amend Section 4, 4lbl
4(cJ. i(e). iOD. and ttg) OF chap.
TOR l4b OF the Complied Ordinances
of the city OF Detroit for the yeas
1894 and also by adding new see
tions thereto to be known as SEC
lions iCh), 4d), and 4O."
IL h hereby ordained ~ the Pcopls
OF the City Of Detroit
section I. That Section 4(e) OF
Chapter 145 OF the Compiled OrdI-
nances OF the City of Detroit Tor
the year 1904 be. and the same Is
hereby amended 80 as To read al
follows:
Sec. 4(e). Commencing at a point
In the center line OF Twenty sixth
street at the intersection Of thS
center line extended, OF the public
alley first north OF Michigan ave-
nue.. thence northeriy along the
center line OF Twenty sixth street
TO q point 80 feet distant norther-
Is from the northerly line or
Myrtle street; thence westerly az
right angles 10 Twenty-siNth
street 10 the center line or public
alley westerly thereof; thence
said public alley TO point
feet distant northerly from the
northerly line OF Myrtle street;
thence westerly parallel WIN the
northerly line OF Grand boulevard
west TO center line OF alley West
Of Vinevood avenue; thence north
eriy along the center line OF pun
10 alleys west OF Vinewood avenue
10 n point 100 feet distant south
erly at right angles from the
southorly line OF Grand River ave
nue.: thence northwesterly along
said line to center line, extended
casterly, OF public alley first norm
OF fireman avenue; thence west
crly along the center line OF salu
public alley TO center line al pup
lie alley. extended. hrst west OF
Grand Boulevard w thence south
westerly along said center line 10
thecenter line OF McGraw avenue;
thence easterly along the center lihs
OF McGraw avenue TO center Inc 81
public alley between Crane poulc-
Yard west and IaSalle avenue
thence southerly along the cehlsr
line of public alleys To the nortn-
erly line OF Grand Trunk IL. H.
right of-way; thence south"Ss'
eriy along said line 70 center my
OF LaSalle avenue; thence souln-
crly along center line. extended,
To a point 10 feet southerly cl
tho southerly line, EXTENDED west
orly 10 Grand boulevard west,
thence easterly along SAID nne 70
tho center line OF the publc alley
lying between Vinewood avenue
and Grand boulevard west thence
southeriy along the center line OF
said public alley TO the cent IN
OF the public alley north Oh ano
paraIIeI with Michigan avenue
thence easterIy along the center
line OF said public alley 70 tne
Mace OF beginning, excepting Lo
rs block 3. east side OF Mcst
Grand boulevard. plat OF Bela iup-
bard suDdiN ision ot part OF - =
II, north OF Michigan avenue. &C.
cordinx 10 IIber Of Plats, page
a. Wayne County Records
Approved March l9th, 1912,
VIM. r. THoMPsON.
.ttest: M"S''
al NIsLES 4. NICHOLS.
(S63) Clty tleIh'
tofhcIal papers please copy
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MARRIAGES.

Irwin Me:zlger. 2l, Detroit; Goldie
Remine, rs, Elwell.
Harry D.Prndum. 49, Baltimore. Md;
Beatrice Stevenson, "a Detroit
>, James rolman, 81. Pennington; Edith
Fenningstorf rs. Greenfield
20.
James Hurdeck, 81, Wayne Clara
kugaht. 81. Romulus
Edgar Hudson. -; Emily A. May, %
- Herbert w. Rate, 20; Ruby +. Oliver
Harry f Newcomb. "a; Grace r..
Henkol, Is
Albert Relss, 81; LILLIAN Pooh. is,
Joseph L. Padberg. II; Maud Boyer
90.
Alfred d. staplsh. 90; Ruth C. stoner,
Is.
Victor s snyder %. Detroit, Olive J.,
Trip. 81. Chicago. I'll.
Archie Buck, so: Margaret Grant 32.
lsadore Brennan 81. Mary Jordan, 81
Harry Johnson. So Elizabeth wright
"a.
Anton Lower. rs Mary Montrego. %.
Henry ]. Rich. -; May Goohhue %,
sidney h VIM. 81 Ada l.. Heston,
Edward Lynch. &C. Freda Lambert,
20.
polner r ouackenbush. "a; May J.
Williams %.
William r. Dnloway 80; Dorothy NJ.
Callahan, 20.
Arthur A Humid. "a; Alice Darbe. 81.
Albert Peters. %. River Rouge; Ruth
Sabourin, 90. same.
James G. BARTON, Jr, 2S; Florence M.
Greene, %.
Frank Reaume. az Hattie Mac Dom
aid. rs.
O. Loretta q. Cashmans %, same.
BERNARD Pisskowsk, 80: Frances
Willard, %
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18
EAST SIDE
WATER WORKS PARK

WATER WORKS PARK
Briek veneer house. % ~ lot. hot
water heat rooma. strictly modern
near Jefferson $500.
NEAR JEFFERSON AND MI:LDRJM.
Nine-room house. with full basement.
furnace. hath, gas. siNty-foot lot make
hhe rooniing house or good home for
man near stove works: $4,000.
PRESSED BRICK TWO-FI.AT
On i5-foot corner lot. near Mack and
the Boulevard. large porches. attic. Z
rooms In each fiat with elegant bath.
the best kind OF fixtures, beautifully
decorated, polished oak floors and I'm
ISM glass doorknobs. separate fur
naces and laundry tubs. clothes chutes
ana brick partition walls. Let us show
THIS TO you: IL is a real home and a
good investment.
RENTS s312. PRICE $500.
Two-nat half block from Mt. Elliott,
south OF Harper; near Packard's and
VIII sell on easy contract. Let us show
IL TO you.
BUNGALOW NEAR CHALMERS.
Half block from Jefferson; new
mousse. with bath, gas, cellar, cement
walks attic, tioored shed: can move
right In, Price s2,450 Easy terms
PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Eath' gas, cellar. brick foundation
Under entire house. cement walks,
paved street. half block youth OF Mack.
Easy contract; price right.
NEAR PACKARD'S WE HAVE
new two-story house with bath, gas.
III Tor sioo down and balance like rent
ELMwooD AVE. STORE.
win living rooms also fun brick base
m m See II and make US an ofrer
COTTAGE. $500.
On 35-foot lot. TO close an estate .
near Beaubten and Illinois SITS See us
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18
BIRTHS.
BOYS.

Claude Van Duyn, Woman's hospital
r.. Stevenson Woman's hospital; T.
Lalik. l429 st. Aubin; A. Handy. 81
Jaehus. 1888 Denton; w Dietrich, sos
Canton; 4. Lewandowski, sc Gilbert;
+ krapps. 201 Locust; A. Dietrich, 1890
Holcomb; A. Panetta, 651 Riopelle; y.
Carrier. COO Goodwin; q. Oldham, S6i
Linden. c. Herring, 1879 Fort
GIRLS
@. Johnson. 225 Harrington; II. Spier,
800 Berlin, a. Heiser. 967 Cadillac; J.
Pickrahn, ll75 Theodore; ii. Schulz. 316
Hendricks.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18
DIED.

Dhhps
FCN-April l6. at her sons residence.
375 Riopelle-st.. beloved wife OF
George NJ Fox and mother OF George
NJ. Fox. Jr.. and Mrs Wesley c. Reut-
ter Notice OF funeral later.
HOETGER-April Is. 1912. at resi-
dence 497 Sheridan-ave., Sophia, aged
SO years, beloved wife OF John Hoet-
ger and mother OF Cornelia T., Gre
sentia $. and Arthur G. Funeral
| Thursday, April Is, at $3.50 a m, and
at = o'clock from st. Charles church.
LERNER-Lawrence W., beloved hus-
band OF Marion O. Lerner son of
Henry and Anna brother Of Gather
Inc Lerner. at Harper hospital. April
10 Funeral Thursday, p. M. al
residence, 1855 Holcomb-ave.
MILLER-At New Baltimore. April 10
Frederick, ST.. father OF Louise Graz
essle, of Detroit, and father OF Emile
! Miller of New Baltimore. aged 81
years. Dec 10. Funeral at 1880 on
Thursday.
MYERS-April Is, Lizzie. aged 80. be-
loved wife OF William Myers. Eu-
! neral from residence OF her father
Richard Corcoran, Asa Macomb-st..
Thursday at a. m, and from ST.
Joachim's church at 1880.
/ DEE-April 10, James e.. beloved hus-
band Of Mary Dee father OF William
residence. S29 Sixteenth-st., Thurs
day at $50 a. m. and st. Leo's church
at 3.
! SIEGER--April i6, Anna beloved moth
e. OF Mrs j l.. King, Mrs. Carl Be-
low and Frank Sieger. Funeral Fri
day from residence, SO Greenwood, al
$50, and TO St Wenceslaus church al
o'clock.
! ESSENM ACHER-AprH IL suddenly
at Harper Beach. Mich, Marie, below
| ed wife OF Bernard Essenmacher. Flu
| neral from her sisters residence, 945
East Grand blvd, Thursday, n m.
9 o'clock from Holy Rosary church
MORTON-At Nebraska City, Neb
| April 49, Miss Emma Morton, sister
OF W. ID. Morton, OF 70 Watson-st:
| Detroit.
MAAS-Mary L., aged So, beloved moth
| er OF Alberta Mas. Angellne Mas
| and Mrs. Benjamin Cutting.
ILlNDS AY~-April 16. at her daughters
| home. Mrs w. a. Smith. 10 Myrtle
| at. Eliza widow OF the late John
Lindsay. mother of George. OF Tona-
| shet. Wash. Charles. OF Spokane
| Wash Edward, OF Okanogan, Wash
and Mrs w. A. Smith Mrs. j. Leon.
ard and Mrs. John Cahill, OF Detroit
| Notice OF funeral later.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18

VERMONT
Near MarQhette-- New house rooms
hot air heat. beautiful MIXTURES 40
oak floors. oak fnlsh down. white
enamel az, mahogany finished doors.
laundry tubs. toilet In hnseinenl.
large attic. price $500. $500 dowE.
Open sunday. until 4.
HUMBOLDT.
Two-family Hat between Poplar and
Buchanan; ; roons up. down; cell
lar gas, bath, toilet. cement walk
To- rear or lor. newly painted. a good
bargain az 1900. co,,,r
Just Off of Cavalry: 33-ft. lot frame.
full basement. rooms. steam heat,
electric lights, hardwood finish noorst
fine house Dor $500.
WARREN.
Between Scotch and La salie--trame.
z rooms. combination lights. bath and
toilet. cement walks: price tz.4eey
only $3.50 down, balance vi per
per month.
Lot 32x116, frame house. rooms, full
basement. hot air heat. bath. electric
lighCs. cak finish and floors through
out: screens. fine shruobery. Frice
Ia SALE GARDEN SOUTH.
Lot 35x200; beautiful brick veneer -
room house, steam heat. electric
lights. open fireplace. fumed oak nm
ish. all oak floors. beamed ceilng.
French doors, cement porcn sivlnk
tine view OF park. Price 5000. pay
scoTTEN ~
Near Tireman--A very nice two-famiiy
nat on 35-ft. lot: cement block ana
shingle construction. rooms each
ton lights. nice bath. oak and pine
finish. oak fioors. cement Walks
garage for two cars. Price $500.
Equity.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18
DEATHS.

John Collins. ST. Mary's hospital. 81
years, bronchial pneumonia: Josephine
Liskala, Grace hospital, 20 years. foetal
dystocia. Vita Ponia. 2Ty Division, Z
mcntbs, bronchU pneumonia Laura b.
Moore. 1876 Blaine, ~ years, lobar pneu-
monia. Harry Najarian. AS South. 40
years. cerebral meningitis, Antoinette
Mitchell, l76 Crosby / / months malnu-
triton Viola Hudson. 3S7 Larned,
years. gas asphyNIation, accidental
Minni, NJ Elliott. 365 Trombley, 80
years, uremic commissions. George Bes-
senberger "a Hendricks, 81 years. acute
gastritis. Thomas Swan, West Side hos
pltai. 20 years. paralysis; John SILK
stone, Harper hospital, "a years, gem
eral pcTitonitis; George Jewell Solvay
hospital. II years. endocarditis. Lucin-
ia Dunn. $50 Wabash, &c years senil-
itv: clifton Throne. Grace hospital. 20
years, ocIcma of lungs; Michael Dwyer.
Mckinley Lake Shore r r., G2
years, crushing injuries. Mary MoNon,
Grace hospital 50 years, general sep
ticemla; Charles - Waters. 1886 Vine
wood. AZ years, pyaemia; Elmer g.. w.
Kupkowski lie Humboldt, l year,
measles Joseph Malecki, Harper hospi-
exander Leszczynski, 1927 St Aubin, s
months. commissions, James Hayden. st.
Mary's hospital. AZ years, gun shot
wound, self-intiicted; Arend Wander
years cerebral hemorrhage; Frank
Koch, 652 Thirty-hrst months. con-
WILSON'S; Peter Coaster, 6S7 Theodore,
months. meningitis; Julia Brown, 567
Twenty third. so years, diabetic coma
Aenon Spielman 446 Orleans, 20 years.
tuberculosis of lunHa; Francis from
bly, 277l Jefferson, so years, acute pull :
monary oedema Bernice Dunn. 1lI5
Junction s months, congenital heart
trouble; Henry A. Wetzel. 1871 Living
stone "a years. sarcoma: Edward Pech-
ert 302 Bellevue. ! year, pneumonia;
William Hutton, 643 Congress. sc years.
| I. AL es Lob a,-I \
ford, 457 Hubbard. 80 years mitral re-
gurgitation: William Guenther, 3li
John r.. '47 years, uremic poisoning
Herman Mime Harper hospital, 20
years, uremia; John PietrowIi. $50
Russell 2s years, pulmonary tubercu-
losiS
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18

AN ORDINANCE to repeal Chapter %
Of the Compiled Ordinances OF the
city OF Detroit for the year 1904.
IL IL hereby ordained by the People
OF the City OF Detroit:
Section !. That Chapter 22 Of the
Compiled Ordinances OF the city OF De-
troit for the year 1904 be and Is hereby
repealed.
Sec. This ordinance shall take i'm
mediate effect.
Approved March 10, 1912.
WM Il. THOMPSON.
Mayor.
Attest: CHARLES \. NICHOLS.
tsSO1 city Clerk.
tOfhcial papers please copy).
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18
Back to the Soil

To own a farm is the desire
OF many 4 man-we've all
sprung from the soil" and
longing for acreage posses
sion is but natural. The
natural place for the farm
hunter" To find his oppor-
tunity is the For Sale Farm
classification of The Times
Want page. Scan the Want
ads that are there tonight.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18
FarmHeadq
THE FISKE-
KINNEY CO. Inc.
Main sal city s32.


40 good black soil, near Flat Rock.
20 mi from Detroit city hall Eood
S,uit land and timber. S2,500. $500
down.
80 A. near Wayne. with buildings,
stock crops and tools TO exchange;
$500.
40 A.. ] ) mi out Michigan near
~ hack loan soil tile drained.
woven wire fence. good buildings;
price 5000.
ia A. near Brighton. l0-room
house. 36NG6 new hip roof barp, : A.
nrchards IL A OF timber. pfice S5.6On.
owner cleared over S2.50O last year.
This l. "a snap.
Ofnce open THURSDAY evening until
S O'Clock.
ENSTER. The Farm Man,
sos Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18
wANTED-FtRMs.

" ANTED-Haye cssh buyer for good
two.family fiat showing good invest
r4cnt. also for an S-roonl house oe-
tween second and Brusn: bttMetn
once r. W. EYSTEE. 500 Majestic
l&ldg.
NJ NNTED-Good 90. so or 60-ecre farms
" cash huvers and city property.
pysTEfl. The Farm Man. 5es Males
To Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18
ron s1IE on ExcHANen.

Sop SALE or, ENcHANGE for boat
or canoe. jewellers lathe with ehucks
erd commensurate. and lot harness
hardware speciality q. a Watb
nellevuel y.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18
LAMBRECHT. KELLY & CO.,
Members OF Detroit Real Estate Board
BY-SORGE-FELSKE co.

Members of Detroi
Van Court, Near Warren West
New, rooms and bath. full basement
Easy terms. Price $1,000.
Invest Your Money
In this four-hat. IL pays 13c, net
Why lose 10fo on your money in the
banks? Each fiat rents for ST. per
month. Building is new, just finish
ed. No repairs for years. Think this
over. Price $500. Half cash.
Location for Physician
Near Mack and Mt. Elliott. We have
a fine home with large lot. House
would make a good home for either a
doctor or dentist. You could build
store on lot Phone for further de-
tails.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18
HELP wANTED-mALn.

a GOOD POSITION IL assured every
graduate of the Detroit Business
inrs: thorousS course in ns ScokR an,S.
ing nmanship. shorthand, tyne
writing, mechanical and architectu-
raj drafting and all English SUBJ
cataios free for the asking. siess.
sE-s7-s9 West Grand River-ays.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18

AUTOMOBILE Body Door
Hangers. Hayes Mig. Co.,
Maybury Ave. and G.. +. r. r.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18

HAMTRAMCK LOTS
Six lots for sale cheap or viii ex-
change
UNION TRUST CO.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18

job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co, 10 John R-st
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18

Real Estate Board
Hartford, Near Grand River
Eight rooms and bath. Full basement;
furnace; laundry; electric light. Easy
terms, $1,000.
Fort, Bet. Elmwood and Lieb
Modern fiat. rents for $50 per month:
six rooms and bath; electric light.
steam heat. Walking distance TO
Parke, Davis g. Co. Stove Works and
Ideal plants. Price $500; terms.
Alexandrine, Near Greenwood
7-room cottage; bath, gas and cellar.
Easy terms. Price $4,000.
Porter, Near Campbell
Seven rooms and bath, cellar. gas, oak
floors and finish; easy terms. Price
s2,700.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18

MAN COOK; also dish
washer, no sunday work. ~ Laiay-
cite
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18

ron sALE-REsIrENcE PaopERrY.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18
HELP wANTED-MALE.

AMATEURS wanted every Monday and
Friday night Best cash prizes In
the city. Countess theater, 1870 Forl-
81 west Telephone West l476-L,
after y. m
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18

CoI.ORED BUTLER and wife for cook;
references required. Tel. East ZsV''
202 McDougall-ave.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18

S25O CABLE PIANO--Our price only
S197. burl walnut case, can hardly be
old from new. Terms to suit One
OF the many big bargains now on our
floor GRINNELL BROS, 245 Wood
ward
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A.A.A.A.-Typewriter Sale
smith. Rem. Underwood. oliver. SEQ;
new visible, $50, weekly 81; renting
$3.50 up. DETROIT TYPR CO. III
Shelby-st.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18
5000 DOWN

WE HAVE A LARGE LIST OF DESIR-
ABLE HOMES THAT CAN BE
SHOWN TO PROSPECTIVE HOME
BUYERS AT ANY TIME
The Detroit times., 1912-04-18

JOHN Z. BRENNAN & co.
City or Main 477. 50s Union Trust Bldg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-13
ACTIVE STEPS TO
CAPTURE PAYLOR
Governor Willing for Reward to
Be Offered for Miss
ing Treasurer.
I speelAl 70 La rlmcs.rll.na..h


DahVlile Va September l2-Tbat
azure steps Will be taken forthwifh
arcs the capturing If tho fugitive
~ '"tF Nlty Treasurer ". : Pa,lo-
made known IN the CORPORATION
'urt when Commemorative Attor-
neF Hamiin read a letter he had re-
oelNed from Governor Mann sanction
ING the Offering OF reward Tor Paw
lo' arrest Mr. Hamlin read the let
Vt oe'oIe the court while making 4
motion that The trial OF alderman q
c. snead who Is charged as an ac-
rtAao0y before the fact IN the enibez-
cement % state funds be deferred un-
III tne December term Of the Corpora-
uon Court His grounds for so doing
were inat he had not yet thoroughlv
acquainted himself with the case. and
that he deemed Il more advisable that
the principal In the case be arst appre-
nended. The motion was granted and
Snead was hai!ed in the SUN Of $4,000
ior his appearance next December.
Governor Mann. in his letter to Mr..
Haml!n. states tina, the Governor
thinks It wise" for the city. the
bonding Company and the state to
jointly offer = reward for the missing
mans arrest and that he would be
Very glad 10 take the matter up with
this city and tho bonding COMPANY. II
is thought improbable that tho city
VIII lend hand in the capture OF the
aoScondins treasurer for the city
bears the man no erudge. the
city books being found intact
When he disappeared on July is.
The representative Of the bonding
COMPANY who was summoned here as
q witness IN tho Snead case. stated to-
day that his company would be willing
70 20 in with tho city and State. or
with the State alone in Offering q
reward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-13
KENBRIDGE VOTERSi
HEAR CANDIDATES.
Turnbull and Watson in Joint
Debate Before Large
Crowd.

Kenbridge. Va, September lin
the most largely attended meeting %
the campaign. the supporters OF Hon.
Robert rurnbuli and Judge Walter a.
Watson assembled in force at Ken
bridge TO listen to the Joint debate be-
tween the two candidates. Feeling
was running high as the result Of tho
election seems more and moro I'm doubt.
ALr. Turnbun led or with a speech oe
one hour and no was followed In a
reply OF one hour by Judge watson
MI. IurnbuI closed ia twenty min
Gtes and Judge Watson in ten minutes.
Sr. Iuruoull was Introduced by y
b. Eel. his law partner for many
years. He defended his record in Con-
sress by showing what ne had dona'
Tor the people Of his district. He also
criticized severely his opponent for
declaring over the district that ha
had done nothing while in Congress-
and urged the necessity of service in
Congress In order to be able to get
the best results.
Judge Watson was introduced by
George Z. Allen. in which he en-
phasized the changing View of the peo-
pie as regards the men they elect to-
represent them. stating that the peo-'
PIE now need men TO whom the new,
conditions are exhilarating judge
watson went over the record OF
his opponent. lie was interrupted byi
applause when he made some pointed
hits. lie stated that Mr. Turnbull had
been in Congress more than 500 Leg.
islative days and there was PRACTICAL
~ nothing to show the people OF his
district as having been accomplished
by him.
Both speakers criticized the other.
for their attitude in the State Con-
stitutional Convention. OF which they
were both members. Both men had
many loyal supporters. and the sentl-
mcnt seemed about divided.
There were several hundred people
from outside tho county who had been
attracted BY the great interest being
shown and the closeness of the race in
this county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-13
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
Bullet Grnzcs Head of Operator In
Chatham station.

Especial 10 The Times -Dispatch.l
Chatham Va, September l2.-Opcr-
ator J. a. Mash ut the Southern depot
here had q very narrow escape from
what probably would have been GER
tain death on Sunday night. Nash
was leaning over the block sheet enter
ing a train when bullet nred just out
side of the window in front of him and
about four feet from his head. grated
the back OF his head and buried itself
in the ceiling above his head. Nash
rushed to the door. but the would be
assa ssin made good his escape. The
same night the residence OF G. w.
Cannon was entered and a pistol
stolen. Tuesday night Deputy John
son was watching the Cannon resi-
dencc and arrested a negro boy. We'd
nesday morning Jailer McNealy Ques-
toned the boy. and after few minutes
talk the boy confessed firing the shot
which came so near costing Nash his
life The boy said that after entering
the Cannon home he went to the
depot and there met a tramp who told
him If he would kill Nash that he
could get money. which the boy pro-
ceeded to 10. After firing the shot the
boy and tramp left on a freight train
for Lynchburg. There the tramp dis
appeared and the boy returned TO this
place. The negro is about ffteen years
old and has served one term in the re-
formatory
Miss Lizzie johnson and Robert Otis
Wood were quietly married at the
homo OF c. DeMott. near Concord
Church. Monday morning Rev. w. d.
Barr OF this place. performed the GER
emory, which was witnessed by small
gathering OF friends. Immediately fol-
lowing the ceremony the couple left for
the home or the groom in Pittsylvania
County, about twelve miles from Dan
vile.
The Chatham Episcopal Institute
opened for the ensuing session ON
Wednesday with an enrolment OF abou,
100 boarding pupils and a number OF
day pupils. The enrolment is the
largest In tho history OF the school
The Chatham High School will open
for the session on next Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-13

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Capo Charles. va, September ia
wedding OF much interest took place
yesterday afternoon in Bethany Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. when Mss
Alice Smith, daughter OF Nj. and Mrs.
William sidney Smith. of this place.
became the bride or Russell Aubrey
Parson. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Howard Davis, assisted by
Rev. J. II. Holloway The bride was
attired in brown velvet travelling suit
with hat and gloves to match, ana car
ricd "a bouquet of Bride roses and lilies
of the valley. Yrs. Patrick Dronnen.
sister OF the bride. was matron or
honor. She wore a gown Of pink crepe
meteor. and carried bouquet OF pink
roses. The wedding march vas rem
dcred by Miss Dorothy Parsons The
church was beautifully decorated with
potted plants and ferns. The ushers
were Charles Bryon Mercer. John Van
ness Moore, WINS Addison. william
Russell gmith
y reception preceded the wedding
At the home OF the brides parents.
The bride and groom left for an ex-
tended wedding trip to Maine and
points of interest in the East. They
VIII reside in Cape Cnarlcs.