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secure a divorce aud We would be
married
From the time we left Ohio TO
our arrest. our relationship was EN-
inentiy proper and unasAallable.
She IL a good woman.
by the right OF first love, OF the
sentiment which the world holds up
as perhaps It's highest ideal. Pearl
and I belonged to each other. and
II was the ambition OF gray haired
men. Who forgot the meaning OF
youth and true marriage. that
robbed us of the best life holds.
They. not I. are to blame for what
has befailen."
W. w. Shrontx is the husband.
lie practices medicine with his
father az Marfinsburg. o. The
fathers name is J. r. Shrontx.
\ cant take her back to my
home" said the young husband.
II can't lot her stay on this way.
| Wish to have her so back TO her
mother"
"Did Wrong" She Says.
That 10 best. said the young
woman. II have done wrong.
don't know why | ever did H."
when the detectives walked In
on them. while they were seated at
the dinner table. warrinston's bank
roll amounted to exactly $3.50 and
he did not have Job. Mrs. Shrontx
bad "A cents.
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Acreage-Continued
you WILL FIND fT HERE
THE KIND or A TRACT
You HAVE BEEN
LOOKING ron

No matter what kind n tract you
ars looking for. YOU will sa"e
yourself a great deal OF time ana
annoyance by an inspection Of our
land near Portage, Vaahon island.
IL Is situated IN the midst OF a
weil-Rettied community, with good
county roads. rural free mail de-
livery. telephones. school. etc.
There IL no better soil on the an
tire island. The land has been a.
yided into tracts ranging In size
from one acre water front tracts
TO five and teB-acrs inside tracts
and prices range from 1850 70
about $4,000. liut the blk advant-
age tn coming here 10 that you can
find practically any kind Of "A tract
you are looking for--water front
tracts. inside tracts, tracts on
county roads. cleared tracts. IN
cleared tracts. tracts In meadow.
tracts with orchard. n II doubtful
AZ anywhere else on the Hound you
have 80 wide a variety 10 choose
from. Furthermore, you VIII find
that the prices are less than that
Of surrounding properties VERY
EASY TERMS.
WEST q WHEELER
800 coLMAN BLOCK.
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Specinl Notices.

~s~~~~~~>se@~~~~~0~s ~~~N.~~~N~~~e~~~
Jose Hanito, prot, OF botany and
medicine. Spanish steam baths. en-
poeially, Golondrina Imminent for
rheumatism. pnfniyain nerves,
eonsumption and stomach trouble
ana chfonic dlsea sen. aud for all
sorts Of skin diseases Hours I 20
and 20 . y, M. 5a1bM Ballard
Ave. HoOm {, Trafton Hotel.
Phone Ballard ias3.
Nichols. b,innaiows ffinckiey nix
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Apartments for Rent.
Furnished Rooms.

NEAR POTLATcH GRANDSTAND
Nlfginun Hotel, tth n Virginia near
Woatlake, offers now, modern. sls-
Eantly furnished rooms. with the
Donald Hotel $40 Howell. Main
1883 All outside. modern rooms.
Rates reasonable.
The broadway, corner broadway
and YeHicr Modern. TACO a week
up, y. y. Prentlas, proprietor.
HOTEL Rhode Island, 50 Virginia VI.
soc day and 1850 week aud up.
HOTEL Rainicr. i6s Main st.. brick
building Rates bOc and up. Bath.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, INV
Flrrt--itates soc daily and up.
IL. ~. 80 - .nn .-l.ll. :. !.
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Hotels and Lodging Houses

C~N~~~N-c<sNfef>f~fr ~ NftF>fNf>f>srNfes~
Nice Clean honHck coping rooms az
Hotel Trafton. b12s Ballard ay. Bal
lard iaA1
CAPITAL HOTEIs~~i0s Jackson IL.
soc 20 $50 DAY $50 90 ~ week.
HOTEL cLARENDoN- lf2h fth az.
4. Rooms Doe and zee Elliott bt2i !.
Hotel Livingston. 1881 LIST sv Mod
ern. Rates $50 per week aud up.
HOTEL OXFORD. 1890 LIST Rv.. mod
ern, rates 1850 per week and up
Hotel Consul. bth and Wash. rms
81 aud up. beds isc. Free hatha
ROYAL HcTEI,-f0i fifth av. zsc
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EMBARRASSED HIM

PORTLAND. Or, July i6.--Louis
oestroierieherson asked TO have his
name changed. saying HIS present
cognomen was cumbersome TO
write. hard TO pronounce and a
source OF embarrassment"
The court agreed with him.
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" hUTERW0FTT NOM.
1921 First ave. Main or Elliott sts.
University Undertaking farlorH, t2tt
18th n. ~. North ana w. n, Fork
ner.
bonney. Watson Co. Funeral niIso-
tofn. Third av. and University.
Main 10 Elliott asa
x,.<oooo>>,>oyI.v ,slsrss>o
We ainl to aalIefy @~hnd VIII. Equip
} fsd Tor weddings, receptions fu-
hernis PARIS FIoniAT.-2is Pike.
BnlLNs FfoitAL Co. e0i srd. Main
"a Cut flowers. designs needa.
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- Personal.
s,x>Ssr~~e~-~-~~~<>. ><>~>>>,s>~>s~o~~~~,
BuPyunE CURED. permanent. no
= opefation or detention from labor.
Novtr 900 cases cured past two
II xe4fs. ages I a. Ib. Harvard
u>dtom 81 Eitei Bldg, Seattle.
yshHs Mineral Wonder viii cure im-
pahed vitality. absolute antinfac-
ton guaranteed OF money back
enc dollar. si1 Third Az.
Clocks called for, repaired. deliv-
ered Hunon. a1i iiinckiey Bldg.
Elliott stis.
Msnieprlng. facial aud scalp. treat :
mentn guaranteed. Suite ~. zi7h
PIKE IT.
off.l.ErTE BLADES rhnrpened, acc
dox,. raFofs. 26c etc it0i <th ay,
TOUPEEa. wfds-Ail Kinds 81 hair
work. korb. ios spring Ind tssa
Oct Acquainted foclaty. Names aud
addrenHcs 1us Pine street
For Aais-Line bred Persian Kittens.
Phone North 100
chiropody. manicuring pAfiorp. 40
Liberty nldE.
Nichols. huuxAlows tiinrkiey bik.
say 4 saw Il in The star
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SAN FRANCISCO. to-The
eopement Francisco
Ohio
She OF a
country
40 little cottage the Rich
eu
ne young country DOCTOR and his father.
Rcbe Ma Mrs hronx was
solra
Of
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- s..'I.ssla''''s'''iaass''- i-
Homesteads.

lave Just returned from famous
Fergus county. Montana. where !
located every man who saw the
land. The most favored wheat belt
OF North America. no irrigation.
VIII return there every two weeks
on special excursion rates furniah-
I'd BY the Chicago, Milwaukee n
Puget Sound ny. A few excellent
homcsteada loft close TO the rail-
road Aleo any part Of 10000 acre 9
excellent wheat land cheap. Act
at once. c. J. Mcfarland. sit
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Flats for Rent.

t-room modern downstairs flat, Mica
yard, walking distance, izi It'll NJ
Modern Groom flat. 1880 month.
sdHt Flfth w Queen Anne 2lUg.
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Lost and Found.
Joweiry made 10 replace that which
you have lost. Jewelry made 20 or
der. Watches and iowelry repaired.
JAY y. DE ROY
Manufacturing JeWeler
ia Columbia 81.
Lost = From Ferdinand schmltz'
dock. South Alki, a ib-foot ellnker
trauEoIn stern rowboat. painted
white. with yarnlsh trimmings.
Phone West So; reward,
Lost-Watch fob aud iocket contain
Ing two pictures. engraved Initials
n. &. v. H. reward. Phone North
1896.
Lost or taken from sidewalk In front
OF Dream theatre. shopping ban.
Return To John Taylor. 302 Hinck-
ley Blk, and receive reward.
Black seal hand bag, Green Lake
car. about y. IN. Friday; reward.
Kenwood 500.
Iontl-Savings book No. 1851. Re
turn TO Washington Trust a. Saw
ings Bank.
Ioat--A girls rad sweater at Column
bia. near coal bunkors. reward
! 1870 Rnlni,> av. Beacon 1876.
T% Little JowcIry Store that always
Se)s for less. Get our price first
N $ybfons, 1927 Third. near Pike,
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when that date arrives, II your sub.
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ON this address label - a receipt
For the convenicnce OF our readers.
We have established agencies at the
following locations
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ballard aus
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where same rates will be given as
at main office. Transient rates
are i0c per line or . times for the
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HANIxs,

ne m essSdrsSS Ssss 81 cesSSS.sssss
'Iha 10 office, Toronto. Canada fsss
ba@nnes IN Canada, ctc.) General
o. savings aud time deposifs
seattle Branch. q. Y. Hon M~r
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0lri TO assist with Eeenrai house
wor In country near city, good
position. good pay. Phone Elliott
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-09
SENATE
CONTINUED From Sixth Page.)


OF rs 10 l5, the Senators voting as foT-
lows:
Ayes-Brock. catron, Cummings,
Fletcher. Folkes, Garrett. Hartman.
Hart. Hobbs. Holt, Lesner. Aessie,
Montague. Parr. R!nehart, Rison. Sow
der. Thornton. Wendenburg-23
Noes-Blanks. Bowers, Crockett
Gayle. Gravatt. Mapp Paul, Royal,
Saunders. Smith, Tavenner. 1NcF=I,
Walker, Watkins. Vests.
Motion Declared Lost.
At this point Senator Walker stepped
wnich provides that before the con-
sututional readings can be dispensed
with. four-hfths vote must be regis
tered to that effect. To move the
suspension of the reading, he argued
made any bill an emergency measure
Tho chair sustained the point OF order
and declared tho motion lost.
Beaten for the time being at every
point, the advocates OF the Senate re-
districting bill. moved that the con-
sutu,ional readings OF the bill re-
d!stricting the State !nto House dis
trtcts be dispensed with and that it
be placed upon its passage at once
The opposition. while having no direct
interest in tho House bill, scented n
nanoeuvre 10 drag In the senatorial
question. and succeeded in defeating
the motion With the redistricting
bills thus disposed OF for the day, the
Senate proceeded to tho calendar and
passed a number OF House bills.
Lieutenant Governor Ellyson stated
after adjournment yesterday afternoon
that on to-day's calendar the sena-
torial redistricting bill will be on its
second reading, and the House redis
tricting bill on It's third. An attempt
will be made, It was understood last
night, to press the steam roller into
service to-day and attach the Senate
bill as an amendment 20 the House
bill, and In this way attain the ends
OF the majority, which favors the
scheme of senatorial redistricting re-
ported by tho committee.
House Bills PasAed.
The following House bills on their
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-09
MT. VERNON CASE
GOING into COURTS
United States Judge Will Be
Asked to Investigate Ladies
Association.

Quo warranto proceedings in the
United States Court for the Northern
District of Virginia will be initiated
at Alexandria In q few days against
the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association.
Tha petition will BIO filed by Frederick
r. Whipplcr. representing the Mount
Vernon Anti-Fce Association.
This action was determined on yee.
terday following the declination of the
House Committee on General Laws to
report the sutphin resolution for a.
legislative committee to investigate
the affairs of the association. The
committee declared that the Legisla :
ture IS without power to revoke or
transfer the charter under which the
Mount Vernon Ladies' Association has
operated for the past sixty years.
tn, quo warranto proceedings will
include. IL the court grants them. In
vestiSation into the financial conduct
OF the Ladies Association ms respects
the accrument OF capital stock. The
capital stock is limited by charter 10
$500, 900. and this figure has never been
reached. opponents of the Ladies' Asso-
citation say, because the management
has been spending It's receipts OH pur-
chases OF various articles, instead OF
letting the capital accumulate.
The petition to the court will also
ask that proceedings be had with a
View to forming reasonable regulations
for the handling OF receipts and dis
bursements"
The quo warranto. proceedings have
no legal connection whatever with the
complaint before the Interstate Com
merce Commission. also initiated by the
Ant-Fee Association, OF the rate
charged between Washington and
Mount Vernon by the Washington
Virginia Railway Company Argument
on this case will be conducted by Mr..
Whlppla before the Interstate Commerce
Commission next Wednesday. The full
commission will hear the case
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-09
-FOUR TRUE BILLS
IN HAWKINS CASE
brand Jury Continues Investiga-
ton Into Young Woman's
Mysterious Death.

AsAev!ie. y. c.. March s-The mystery
o. the death o: Myrtle Hawkins. whose
dead body found floating in the waters
OF Lake osceoia last September. was
brought step nearer TO solutiom this az
ternoon when the Henderson county grand
jury sitting ct HeRdersonviile. returned
true bills. charging murder against AbneT
Mccall. his wife. Beatrice Mccall. and
George Bradley. and a woman unknown &c
the jnry." Boney Bradley. brother OF
George. is charged with being an accessory
before the fact TO said murder, and Dan
Mccall. father o: Mrs. Mccall. !s charged
wiki being an accessory after the fact.
Immediately following the reading o: this
bill OF Indictment warrants were issued .or
the indicted parties. and all were arrested
and placed In the Henderson county jail.
Dan Mccall was tonight admitted 20 bal!
was refused In the case OF the others. Ths
Bradleys and McCans Will be tried at the
May term OF the Henderson county Superior
Court
The bill OF indictment specifies that the
parties named therein had guilty knowl-
edge OF a certain operation which resulted
in the death OF Myrtle Hawkins
Rooney Bradley. who makes his nEst APP
pcarance IN the case was summoned before
the grand Jury on Wednesday and part
tally identified by Dr. j. H. Williams o:
Ashevil!c, as being the man who last june
came to his office and asked that he (Dr.
W!liiamsb perform an operation.
Identified photograph OF Myrtle Hawkins
n: being that OF the slri who called at his
office the next day. She icf, on DR. vii
linms's refusal TO aid her.
The body nf Myrtle Hawkins was found
ic Lake Osceo!a sunday, September Is
o, last year. The nrst coroners inquest re.
suited in verde, to the effect tina, the
deceased had met her death In a manner
unknown TO the jury The finding caused
much public comment % nu unfnvorabIe
nature. and this resulted in Il statement by
the Cotoncr or Henderson county that III,
verdict was worJed purposclv and ron.
dered the hope Of al!n$inG the suspicious
Of tho guilty person ar persons \ second
inquest was held on ScNtcmicr IT, many
new witnesses being examined The verdict
following stated that Myrtle Hawkins came
to her death ''at the hands OF n person OF
persons unknown to tho jury
Since thar tiuc solicitor ITau Trhnsop
OF This district and the Iicndorsonviilc 10
lice have worked steadily on the casc lie.
wards were offered by The county ami state
amounting In all 10 SSih
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-09
PARTIES RA|OED,,
HOTELS INVADED
Finally Enough Congressman
Are Arrested to Make
Quorum.

Washington March Skinner par
ties were raided. hotel Hobbies invaded
and many theatre parties broken up
tonight as the result of n day-long
hlibuster against the private pension
bill in the House.
The sergeant alarms and his as
sistants were the raiders. and more
than eighty absent members we're
hailed under arrest before the House
to record their votes Among them
was Representative Mckinley. OF iii
nois. manager of President Taft's cam
naign. The bill was completed. ana
viii be passed by tho House to-mor-
row.
Representatives. Roddenbcry and
Tribblc. Democrats OF Georgia. were
the conductors OF the flibustcr. They
contended that manf items in the
omnibus measure were unfair. ana an
nnunced they would oppose their pas
sage, even II IL took all night" Lead
ers of the majority. including Major
ity I,aaSer Underwood, appealed to
them in vain to abandon their oppo-
sition
At the first Representative Roddcn-
hery alone fought Asains, the quick
passage Of the bin. For several hour
he inveigl@d against ii. until h was
on the verge OF collapse. 'rhcm Mr.
Trihblc came to t:c rescue.
Every parliamentary method OF de-
lay ana obstruction was employed
until the reading of the bill was com
pleted. AIr. Roddcnbcry then cndcav-
orcd to have IL referred to the com
mittcc without avail, and ting. measure
was advanced 10 the final stage of
passage, when the Georgia member
submitted that quorum was not
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News Of South Richmond

/, b II. NJ Smith. Jr. Comm on we lth's-At-
torney hashins Hobson will be assisted In
the prosecution BY Louis .. Wendenburg,
VINO has been retained by property owners
in tho vicinity OF Bon Air. The feeling In
ina, section OF the county Is bitter against
M'lat. VINO runs small farm near RObious,
He has in his employ three of his county
men who are continually in hot water with
Aged Negro Held for Theft.
Nancy Brown eolored. slxty-hye years
1iG, who Yesterday appeared In the
Tom cheatham. who was arrested on a
warrant charging him with curslng and
tpuslns was given taste OF her own mad
iclnc last night when she was taken In
charge by the police on warrant Issued
10y Tom. which alleges that Nancy rnade
OF with horse blnuket. tahiecloth and a
was dismissed yesterday by Justice Maurice
In Police Court. Part .
John Sava Sc was yesterday nncd sa.5o and
costs for striking his motherin-iaw. who
no claimed had attempted to create trouola
In his family, His charge was not sustain
cd By the evidence.
y. NJ. c. a. Work Started.
THO lons-delaycd work on the rooms TO
De used for the Souths!dc Boys Branch OF
tho Young Mems Christian Association has
neen started at last and there is hope or
having the branch IN full swing before the
end OF the month. The quarters VIII be
given thorough overhauling. Walls are
oeing painted and papered. a wall which
'hteFteres with the heating system Is being
cut out AZ soon after acceptance as pos.
stoIc gymnasium apparatus Will be Installed
and the doors thrown open to the boys
who have been waiting since December !
FOR the opening. :.
Mr.. Woodbridge Leaves Hospital.
Hunter W. Woodbridge who was badly
injured by the fall o. m elevator at Mile ?
X Rhohds few weeks aGo. has left the
memorial Hospital and has gone to his
fathers. r w. Woodbridge. near AIosley
Junction Chesterfield county. Mr.. Wool
bridge hopes 10 resume his work within
the mex, six weeks.
Dcath Of Mrs. Covington.
Mrs. Catherine Covington. eigh,y-seven
Yeas old died Thursday night Mt the homo
OF her daughter. Mrs. L. j. Talbot, Fifth
and Marx Streets. Her body was shipped
yesterday to Milford for burial.
Word was received hero yesterday OF tho
death OF B. F. McCelen OF Chesterfield
Courthouse. The funeral arrangements have
not been arranged
Funeral Of Mrs. Payne.
The funeral OF Mrs. Catherine Payne who
died Thursday morning at the homo OF her
daughter. Mrs. II. j. Schwartz, 1901 Hut
street will be held thla afternoon at .
o'clock from the Sacred Hear Church Rev
rather Coleman Will oHiciatc.
Personal and General
Miss Idh Cl!t. OF Washington. and Miss
Matte Quinn. OF Frederick sburg, who have
been the guests or Mrs. L. NJ NunnaIy
nave returned to their homes
MFs, T. b. Adams. OF Eleventh and Deca-
,ur streets, has been called TO Holyoke
Mass. by the severe Illness OF her mother
Mrs. Clifton Miller will sing at the evening
service at the Bhinbrdge Street Baptist
church tomorrow. Both services will be
conducted by the Rev. j. ". Durham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-09
PETERSBURG FANS
WELCOME BUSCH
Baseball Manager Thinks He
Has Good Material for Pen
nant-Winning Club.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

lFDt'ittl W uG Times Dispatch.
Petersburg Va. March s.-Alannger
!ttihc Busch has arrived to take up
thc work Of organizing the Petersburg
baseball team for the coming season.
tic'he Is very popular with the Peters
burg fans and is gladly welcomed. He
thl'hs ne has good material for n pen
nant- winning club. lie has signed up
Tor trial long list OF players for DIFF
t.rcnt positions. Among the players
OF last years team who have returned
contracts are Spencer. outfcld. Sim
mons ana Howcdci. inncld.
Among the new men secured by draft
or purchase are Pitcher John Oneigcr.
FIRST Bascman ]. c. Barnett, drafted
from the Blue Grass League. and Sec
ond BaseInan Frank Mcdonnell bong hit
from LynchburS.
Other new men are: Pitchers-E. ].
Lawrence. William Bender. Vernon
Hughes, Fred Ostcndorf. David K. Ray
ner. j. S. George, William Kewzig and
warren McGcc: Observation-Disclosures Ira
lock. Chas. D. Wolfe. VIM. j. Watson.
Inhcidcrs--Iiarry Burdick. Chas. Spell
gle, Lester Hawthorne: Outfcldcrs-
Don Newman. Earl Brady and Carroll
Taylor
The men Will all report In Peters
hurs the last week In March for trial
practice,
several teams o, the big leagues Will
Newark team OF the international
league the last OF March and the New
York Americans carly in April
Petersburg Is for getting the late un-
flcasantnoss I'm the State league Is
yielding to circumstances and Intends
20 contribute It's part to good ball
playing this season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-09

University, Western Maryland. Rut-
sinia, With Washington College, Trim
on tho doubtful list. rho team viii
start on It's trip tho wocit before East
or and Will BIO gone about i've days.
During that time v. p. l. will be In
i,S1d In the annual gamo. 1t is pos
slpie. TOO, that game Will be ar
ranged with tho Same team In Lynch
purg some tino during Easter woeis
range games with tho Winston Salem
ieuguo team, Davidson, Wake Forest
and North Carolina
The most Interesting game OF the
season Will no doubt DO the ono with
81 Johns on tho local diamond. This
team defeated tho Institute last year
ny u one-run score, and every effort
VIII be made this year TO evon up
with them.
On account OF tho extremely bad
weather very little outdoor practice
battery. positions have been working
regularly In the gymnasium and indi-
cations seem to assure Coach Brumage
that ut least ono good pitcher may be
counted on from among the new men.
Tho schedule Is as follows:
March 2I-Dean Academy.
March 30--Hampd on Sidney
April 3-St. John's College
April 4-Rutgers College
y. c. tpending).
A APriI s-yy. p T. in ! L as nd;.s
April 12-washington College tpend-
ing).
April ls-University Of South Caro-
lima
April le-westcrn Maryland
April 17-Roanoka College.
April 20--Cathol!c University.
April 24-Richmond College.
April 25--Emory and Horny.
April 27-Untversity of West Viz
ginia
April a0-Trin!ty College (pending).
May 2-Guilford College.
May 4-West Virginia Normal School
tpcndlng)
May g-MorrIs Harvey
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-09
Here and There
in the Legislature

Members Of the Richmond delegation
IN the legislature arc wondering ut
the continued agitation against the
bill providing appeals to the Hastings
Court from the judgment Of tho Build
ing Inspector. The bill mas been dead
Tor moro than n week.
a good deal OF sickness has been
noted in legislative circles during the
latter part OF the session. j. w. Greg
DRY. Of Pittsylvan!a. has been desper-
ately III with pneumonia but Is now
improying. Thomas Brown, Of West
room with rheumatism, and has not
been, in his peat in the House Tor
nearly q month. L ]. Balm OF South
aInpton. returned TO his desk yesterday
after two weeks spent with Mrs. Balm
who Is sick. Rev. E. c. Buck left for
his home in Washington county yes
terday morning. called on account OF
the illness OF his son. L. c. Buck, Jr
Sundry subscription papers were in
circulation about the Senate and House
chambers yesterday, members surrep-
titiously collecting paper dollars and
checking off lists. All is a eep mys-
terry, which will probably be cleared
up to-day.