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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09

rheumatism. John K Smith. who was nearly paralyzed. is also there not much improved.
 The opinion is expressed that tbe s1rCucu 'n Nnvcubci next will he tho hveliest one in the history of Arizona. When we get a star on the flag we will feel as though we lived in America in stead of Siberia
 The sale of horses al Fort Huachuca yesterday was well attended and bid ding was spirited. There were but horses put up as advertised. Many persons attended with the idea that the advertisement read 9th calvary horses" inetead of "6 calvary horses. "
 A horse thief escaped from the Will cex jail on last Sunday night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
GOLDEN RIBBON"
 BASIS OF TEST CASE

TUCSON, May 3.-With the arrival here of a carload of Golden Ribbon. the beverage that tastes, looks, smells and foams like beer; and which has the disapproval of Attorney General Wiley Jones. question of seizure has been presented to County Attorney Hiking CT and Sheriff Forbes. IL contains no alcohol but is a malt product.
 The carload was held up in New Mexico by the Southern Pacific fer a few days. IL arrived yesterday and was unloaded by the Citizens Transfer company. who are to be the Tucson distributors
 The railroad made an investigation and decide d that Golden Ribbon is not prohibited by the anti-booze law.
 James Hamilton. the agent at Doug las. Bisbee and Tucson for Golden Ribbon, was arrested in Douglas yes terday by Sheriff Wheeler of Cochise county on telegraphic advices from the iattorney-general.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
Leave For Los Angeles

Miss May GirdleStcne and Miss Birch Woods. who have taught in the Tombstone public schools for the past term left today for Los Angeles. where they will spend the summer months with relatives A large number of their pupils and friends were at the depot this morning to bid them fare well and before departing were greet. ed with a shower Cf beautiful roses for which Tombstone gardens are famed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
County Paid In Full

County Treasurer Harry s. Ross 10. day received from State Auditor ]. C, Callaghan q check for S26l054 in full payment of tine county funds that were or deposit with the Bowie Bank & Trust Company when the affairs of tha, institution went under
 Treasurer Ross got busy in the coun- ty's interests as soon as he had heard "f tn. failure of the bank, with the above result
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
LOOKING BACKWARD
 nWENN.FOUR YEARS MONDAY
MONDAY

The city contingent fund is over drawn appr' Nimately s3..00 and the general fund about Sl4 Ooo. which. to gether with the bonded indebtedness. makes d ruuud >2U.O0G which the city owes. IL takes S2.0OO per annum to pay the interest on this anne unt and at the present rate of aising money to pay with. it will take ten years to wipe II out
 A dollar made of lead was picked up near the postofncc today by a young man wh1 immediately asked all hand S to take a smile They went around the rncr and called for their refreshme nj $ hut the bartender astorished the finder hy showing him that the dollar was no -ood The langh was on him and he had to go d~wr in his jeans and pull mp a good com to pay for his joy. Tn e last seen of him he was looking through crack in an Allen street door to Sre some other fellow pick il up and play even He did not have long to wait before a woman tripped along and sighted it, stopped down and picked il up. slid II into her purse and went her way as unConCerned as though il were an every day occurrence
 The Prescott Journal Miner is op.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
$ !aINERS WILL MEET
 AT BORDER CITY

One of the great even,s of the Mystic Shrine will be celebrated at Nogales May l5. l6 and I7 Several Tombstone Shtiners will leave for the Border City on the uight of May IA where class of fifty is awaiting the refined tortures which have been pro pared for tbem. The tramp over the burning sands of the desert will be literal, for there is some desert in that vicinity.
 Captain L. WIT. Mix of Nogales hs, arranged an entertainment for the visi itors There will be bull fight on Sunday on the other side of the line and theTs will also be a banquet. com posed af Mexican dishes. IL is guar anteed that the banquet will be even hotter than the bull fgki
 The little booklet which the Shriners have prepared as momento of tn, occasion is also charged with latent heat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
From Thursday's Daily.
Leaves for New Mexico

Joe usrtscher. for several months an employe of the Buuter Hili Mines company. will leave this evening for Mogollon. New Mexico. where be has some very promising mining claims. Joe recently received some excellent returns from a shipmspt of high grade ore which he mined here under a lease from the Bunker Hill company. but he has decided to move to Mogollon and operate his property. He has a large circle of friends here who wish him all possible success.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
THURSDAY

The Stage between Bowie Station and Thomas was held up by a lone Mexican on Wednesday last. Result not stated
 From Murty Long. who has just re- turned from Hooker's Hot Springs. the 'Prospector" learns that Joe McPher- son is there and still suffering from
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
From Solomonyi!le

Superior Judge A. (. Lockwood rc- turned home yesterday from Solomon vile. where he went to sit on a case in the superior court oi Graham County. He leaves in a few days with his ia mily for the coast. and will make the trip over the Borderland Route. camping where night may ovcrtake them
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
Moves Residence

County School Superintendent Miss Minnie Lintz. and neice. mis, Fay Kennedy today moved their residence to the Valance cottage next to the tel ephrne office, formerly occupied by Mrs. II. C. Howe and daughter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
Painting San lose

The San Jose House. owned by Mrs L. Galien, IS receiving a new coat oi paint. which will greatly improve its appearance when completed. Exten. Sive repairs are being made inside and out.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
Board in Session

The Board of Supervisors with Chair j. NJ. Sparks and Members Johnson and Rock present was in regnlar monthly session today. and besides routine matters also opened bids for supplies at the county hospital as well as bids for Bonds for the Douglas district,
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
Tombstone to Front

The Copper Queen Is injecting some of the old time hie in Tombstone. Our best wishes go out to the old town. and trust it will soon come into its own. Dunbar Weekly,
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
On Extended Visit

Mrs John A. Perry. acc ompanied by her daughter. Miss Anna Perry depart ed yesterday for Uvalde. Texas. where they will remain for several months on an extended visit with relatives.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
From Wednesdays Daily.
nouglas Agent

" F. Tester. agent for th. Maxwell auto at Douglas. vas a visitor m tn. county seat today in the interests of his agency
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
From St. David

Mrs NJ r Barrow and son. Sam uel were visitors m the county seat today n business. from the Barrow ranch at David.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
On Legal Business

Attorney J T hiugburry leaves for Los Angeles and San Diego. where he goes to take deposition m legal marter,. for client
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
Visiting Mother

Earl Ford arrived in the city Sunday from Mammoth, where he IS located at his fathers mines, and will spend sev- eral days here with his mother.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09

Jas Giacoma yesterday entertaine, is TWO nriCeS at party ar his home ittle Miss Magdaline Giacoma. dangi -rr uf Mir and Mrs Tony Giacomd md little Miss Magdallne Giacoma daughter of Mir and Mrs. John Giacoma. after which photos with their "J nCle Jim were taken
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
From Douglas

Wm. Bowden is spending a few days in TomhSCne on visit with frieudS before continuing on to Los Angeles. where he N II locate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
To Florence

Conrt Reporter ]. W. Walker leaves tomorrow for Florence. where he goes to take evidence in the Water Users case, in which he is the referee.
 FOR SALE-Second hand lumber and corrugated iron roofing at o. K. Stables. Tombstone Transfer Co.-Adl m
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
To Los Angeles

Wm. McSparron leaves today for Los Angeles. where he goes to joIn his wife and family for several weeks stay at the coast, after which he will acom- pany them home to Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
Bisbee Attorney

Attorney J. NJ Ross of Ellinwood d and Ross of BiSbee was a visitor ir the county seat today on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09

live stock .-...-........... 100 .. ( Davis 10 Wilcox B& T Go live stock ...-.. .....'.... 5o Wore ., U, to C. Morgan live stOck .SS ( Rerb to ( kelh h>e stock iio L Covanovich to Toledo Scale Co, scales. ......- go Q.
 rossEssoRY RIGHT N Bott. land ..... -
 R B. MORTGAGE Josie Speed ct conj to F Sutton Wilcox prop ........... 800 Angela Clark to Alex Baird. Douglas prop....- .... 800
 CHATTLE MORTGAGE Mrs E Hodges to P-D Mere Go. personal prnp........-. 2l7 0' SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE State Mu, X L Assn to Margaret Robson ...-..- K Oglcsbv to Lynn ShrewSb Try --
 WARRANTY DEED ] Fisher ct uN [. samuel SalaS. PearCc prop. .......- ..... l25
 PATENT | : to NJ Wells. land ..... --- [ S % T. Babb. land .... .. ---
 RE MORTGAGE Me cKeehan & Burn> to Caroline Burns. ldnd ... .........- 5000 ] Parks ct uN to WillcoN BAT Co. Willcoa prop -..-...- 1000 ( Lundvan e; TX 10 Cochise &L Assn. Warren prop. 5000 S W Mi. X Construction Coto W Schwamm min prop. 5000 Elza Bell to Asne~ McBurney BISbee prop ......-......- 900
 PATENT [ $ to W. NJ RInner ...... T S to W A. Carr .-.........
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE K. Beilar to W MaIkeu. live sock ............ ..-..-. l55 - T S King to J W Marken. live stock ............... 9 - E. Bellah to W Markcn. i've stock ................. 2I7 ?;
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
In Douglas

Sheriff Harry (. Wheeler went to expe cted to arrive home this evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
To Bisbee

Chief Deputy Sheriff Guy C Welch left this afternoon for Bisbee. where he goes on business connected with his official position.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
To Fl Paso

Douglas Gray, president of the Ma chomich Mercantile Go. left this eve. ming for Fl Paso. where he will remain for a week on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
To Douglas

County Attorney !. F Ross and family will go to Douglas tomorrow where they will remain for several days on a visit with relatives and freindS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
Visiting Sister

Miss Clara Downey is spending sev- cral weeks in Tombstone from her home at Bisbee, the guest of her sister. Mrs. 4 (. KargeE.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
From Mondays Daily.
From Douglas

Mrs Chas Webster r.tvr,ed hon. yesterday fror nouyla-, vhsr. she has been for the past several weeks on a visit with her daughter. Mrs. W W Childers Mrs Childers accompanied short visit with her parents
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
Attend Meeting

hiS ranch on the Barba omar yeSter- .upcryiSors today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
To Tucson

Ex-County Attorney ". G. Gilmore was an outgoing passenger this morn- ing for Tucson. where he goes to argue the case of Walker vs Chadwick and Deyo before the superior court there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
On Business

Dr. W A. Greene. county Physician wa> a visitor in the county seat toda ' on business before the board super Nisors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
Al Rock House

Dr and Mrs | ( Dawson have purchased the Rock House a few miles below town and will henC"forth make their residence here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
C 1co de Mayo

A grand "Cinco de Mayo" baile is heduled for tomorrow night by the .acal Mexican colony, and invitations ave been issued for the affair.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
Tax Rolls Begun

Work has been begun on the Cochise county tax rolls for the present year in tn, office of Assessor E. A Hughes, and a larger force IS at work
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
On Business

Gus Hicky. ex-chsirman of the board of supervisors of CoChiSe county, was a visitor in the county seat today in attendance at the meeting of the b ard
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
From Dragoon

W. L. Hyatt of Dragoon was among the visitors in the county seat yesterday on business matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
From courtIand

L. $. Commissioner Carlos F.. Bol: on of Courtlsnd. accompanied by his little nephew. Master Edison Taylor. and Ed BeIlah and sister, Miss Bellah, and
 the city yesterday. Judge Bolton has become quite an auto enthusiast since purchasing Maxwell ''25," and he makes frequent trips to the county seat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09

-s --lE Ta.... .s ( sEC-.
 + you mean by chance an absence Of Gnaccountable cause I do not be- lieve such quality as chance exists. Every incident that happens must be . link in a chaIn.-Anop
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09

Horse shoeing a specialty at Tomb tone Transfer Company. Advm.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
County Engineer

County Engineer ] (. Ryan was m the county seat today. on road matters before the beard of supervisors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
To Douglas

Clarence Smith was an outgoing pas senger yesterday for Douglas. where he expects to locate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
To Douglas

Leo Hill went to Douglas this morn- ing and will bring back Johnny Igo's car on his returrn
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
About the Epitaph:

Mrs. D. Choate of EIgin, a long time subscriber of the ''Epita ph writes: 'I congratulate you on the enlargement of The Epitaph. It IS simply fine, and we enjoy it very much in every way"
 Sincerely yours.
 Mrs. b. Choate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
Brief Visit

Court Interprer John Igo returned home last evening from a brief visit to Douglas on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
In Douglas

A. F. Parker is spending seversl at Douglas on business matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
RECORDS OF
 COCHISE COUNTY ! is'ruments Filed With the County Recorder of Record This Day

Q C DEED L,nn Shrewsberrr et al HIP Hanson land ..... Beatrice Capt ct conj to ( Martin, mining claims. .- 50 A Capt ct uS to ( Martin. wa Ter right ........-... 1900 . A Capt to Martin. land S5o ii Clark to Angela Clark Doug la prop. .... ............ . ] Long to P Honnas. land .... 100
 BILL OF SALE D Matthews ot uN ,o ( c Con Min Co. Bi>bce prop ..-. 10 C Dunn to Mrs E Brown. Bis bee prop. ....--...-.... 1900 e.
 DEED T McGraw to W Jones BiSbee prop. ......--.-... . 10 . NJ brophy ct uN to E Mason et uN land ........ ....-... 10
 DEED Cavalry Cemetery Assn to $ Hodges, Douglas prop. 20 .. Douglas Inv Co to City of Douglas. land .......-.. l =.
 WARRANTY DEED ( Adams to A Hernandez. Douglas prop. .............. % . Margaret Gren>haw to \ Smith Douglas prop. S2j .. A Watkins et uN 10 H Jacobs land ..................... $50 .. ( Martinez ct ux to C Davis Douglas prop .........--.. 2500 . Gner et IN to NJ Junceovich Warren prop ....-......... l2ou . U Duar, and wife 10 School Dist No. to, land ....... 20 ..
 KF MORTGAGE H cobs et ux To Min & Alrr Bank of Bisbee. Bisbre prop p20 .. D Babb et ux to k L Burton land d.-.........-.. ...- 300 %. H Muse to C Moran. land . 2lOO
 SATISFACTION oF MORTGAGE Min & Mer Bank of Blsbee 10  Jacobs et uX ....- .....- ----- State Nut B & l. Assn to The Salvation Army ........... ---- A Spikes to Viola Spikes .... --- K Thompson to C Dunn...... ] Marken to F Sumrell ...... - Tirle Guarantee X Trust Go to Elizs Bell .-....-....--.-.- ----- Dick Svick et ux to Pete Luti,h SAiB & L. Assn 10 NJ and T. Robson ..-.......... McCabe Powers Carriage Coto ] Nj Bravo ......-..--..
 DEED
 E Jones ct ux to NJ ( Costello land .--.....-- -.-.-...-.- JVO
 WARRANTY DEED K Jones ct ux to-San simon ( X l. Co. land ........... 45O FWsndt et ux to J Lynch etux land nh.......-.---... ..... looO Q. Greene Cattle Go to Boquillas LAC Go. land ........... 10
 MINING DEED Winnie Jones ct cJnj tD Mary NJ Costello mining claims. lC
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE W Mundu 10 F Dosne. cattle. $50 $ Badger to first Ma. Bank of Douglas. auto ....-.-- .... 35O Robinson to Wilcox B & T Co. live stock ......--..... Zoo F Johnson to DoAne. live stock .....- ..........-.- 5o Cara9sy & Nelson 10 Bow ser Co, gasoline pump. 25o Mae McDonad to Bank of Bisbee. Bisbee prop ......-- 5Oo :. NcNeal to Ruby Bowers nve stock k.. l50 .. w Williams to Ruby & Bowers Eve soek. ek............ l5O .. Nj Naegle to Ruby & Bowers live stock k... 100 .. K Farusworth 10 Ruby & Bow
 lWp
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Entertained keices

,uDrryiS0rs today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-30
NEGRO FATALLY STABBED
WITH A P0cktTkA|fE
Tragedy Crows Out ~ q Quarrel
Started In q Saloon in
FairmOunt.

Bob Gaines, negro twenty-thret
years old. was stabbed to death with
4 pocket knife at Twenty-fifth Stree
and Nine-Mi.e Road, Paramount
about midnight last night by castle,
Jackson. colored.
According to the evidence Of wit.
nesses to the tragedy. Gaines and
Jackson had an argument in q saloon
at Twenty ninth Street, and Gaines
apparently under the influence Of
liquor, followed jackson and contan.
ued the quarrel. At Twenty. fifth
Street he is said to have drawn q
pocket knife an made a lunge a
Jackson, cutting his hand. The latte,
wrested the knife from his assailant
and stabbed him in the left breast
death ensuing almost instanteousiy.
The body OF Gaines was taken e
his home. No. 1912 Short r Stress
and an hour later Mounted OflcerI
Martin. Waldrop and Shoemaker ar.
rested jackson. who had proceeded tc
his home on Twenty-first Street fol.
lowing the tragedy He was locked
up IN the First Police Station on 1
charge of murder.
Eye witnesses to the tragery stat
ed last night that 10 was clearly 4
case of self defense, Jackson endeay.
orinY In every way TO avoid the crisis
The prisoner WAS bleeding profusei,
frem the wound or his hsrd when ar.
'ested.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-30
POLICE BOARD WILL

CONTINUED From First Pase)
arise as to the legality OF the docu-
nsent signed by Sergeant Krengel,
relieving the board OF technicalities in
the proposed hearing. This document
1t Is believed by cergeant krengefs
friends. will be held as operative, and
the officer will not withdraw his
agreement with the board in the
hearing Of anything. whether the al
legation embraces a period before or
after tho present term OF the officer
Oficer Louis Bertucci was relieved
of the charges against him. He was
charged by the chief OF police with
having used language detrimental Ia
the dignity OF the department, when
he remarked that IAN officer who
would rob his fellow officers would
do anything"
This remark was made on the wit
ness stand In the investigation Of the
Police Department. 1t was brougn,
about b ythe revelations incidental
to the arrest of two men for stonine
a street car, and the reward for the
arrest OF the two men. The reward OF
800 was paid by the street car com
pany. Sergeants Krengel and At
kinson had received It originally as
having taken part in the arrest OF the
men. Afterward Is was learned tina,
Sergeant Sherry had hand In the
case. County Onicer Lyme came in for
4 share, but II was decided by the
board last night that tho money
should be equally divided between
Detectives Krengel. Atkinson. Ser
seant Sherry and Omcer Duffy. The
sum Of $26. It was stated by the de-
tectives, had been given negro
'capper," who put them next to the
culprits. Tho remaining $75 was d.
vided between the Police Benevolent
Association and the officers parti-
cipating In the arrest.
Oflcer Duffy last night was relieved
OF any responsibility in the ''argu-
ment" which arose over the division
OF the reward He had arrested one
of the men, without the assistance OF
the other officers.
Officer James S. Gary was fined $40
and reprimnnded for characterization
toward Sergeant johnson, and r. r.
Gary and J. A. Baughan, were each
fined $40 for being off their beats.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-30
COMPLAINS Of ACTION
Of ELECTORAL BOARD
Cumberland County People Said 10 be
Indignant Over Putting on APP
pointmcnt Until Monday.

A citizen of Cumberland County
last night wired the following to The
virginian from Farmville. 1t Is print.
ed as a matter of information to the
Cumberland readers OF The Virginian
under the assumption that the mem.
bers OF the electoral board will ex-
plain the action complained Of:
Farmville, Va, Oct 29.---The citi-
zens OF Cumberland County are indis-
nant at the action of the electorate
board as they have put off the APP
pointment OF Judges of election until
Monday, the day before the cleo
ton. The judges should have been
appointed last May to make it legal
as any others could not act until June
l, 1915, and the board Is trying to
prevent the old judges from acting
Notwithstanding the fact that they are
some OF the best citizens In the county
The people will apply to the courts
for remedy. The people OF Cumber-
land County will not stand for such
high handed action by the electoral
board.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-30
FOUGHT DUEL IN AIR.


Wife of Murdered Man HoFrffied
Spectator.
Cleveland o.. Oct. ga Mortified
crowd saw a death duel sixty feet in
the air on an arch OF the new high
level bridge in which Frank Wright,
storekeeper for the bridge contractors
was slain by a fellow workman with
IN iron bar.
The killing was seen by Mira.
Wright, who was making her way UP
to him carrying Ms lunch.
Sergeant Froelich ANA Patrolman
Kennedy 4 half-hour later arrested
Jack Browning. who they charge II
the slayer. N he was entering q house
In Carnegie Avenue, whore they say
no lived.
After the killing the slayer escaped
by jumping from platform to platform
Of the bridge until he reached the
ground. then doubled back over Gen.
trail viaduct and took q car to near
where he was caught.
Before Wright was killed the two
men wrestled back and forth on the
arch sixty feet in the air and spec
tators held their breath a. tho mon
appeared on the point of falling to
their death.
According to police. the slayer, who
hsd been discharged at noon went into
the storehouse to get a pair Of shoes
and was refused by Wright Tba quar-
rel and hght followed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-30
BIG CLASS GOES INTO
LOCAL ROYAL ARcAMUM
Chief Officer OF Supreme Council Ad.
dress Local Artnnum Members
After Ceremonial.

One Of the largest and most en-
thusiastic local gatherings of mem
bers OF the Royal Arcanum ever held
in Richmond was that which last
night In the Jefferson Hotel audito-
rum witnessed the initiation of q class
of $50 OF the 245 candidates foI
membership. Representatives of tn,
eight local councils OF the order wer.
in attendance and these heard tn.
addresses Of supreme council officers
who are visitors in the city.
Grand Regent w Floyd Reams, OF
the State Council. presided, and after
the conclusion of the ceremonial he
presented the speakers. Supreme Re
gent Samuel y. Hoag, of Mount
Vernon, N. Y. and Supreme Vice
Regent G. Arch Williams. OF Chicago
both Of whom impressed the initiates
and the older members with the value
of service ami the importance of fra
ternalism.
Other dignitaries Of the order pre-
scented were Past Supreme Regent f.
T. McFaden, d. d.. Supreme Repre-
sentative Howard G. Avery. Of Nor
folk; Past Grand Regent r. G.
Stearnes. Grand Secretary James b
A. G. Brown. NJ. D.. Past Grand Re
gent q. l. Bloomberg and Crane
Chaplain w. Withers Miller.
An interesting incident of the oc-
casion was the presentation by Past
Supreme Regent McFaden of testi.
monial OF affection to w. r. Dabney a
prominent figure in the supreme coun-
ell OF the order. The presentation was
In behalf Of Shockoe Council Of this
city. Of which Mr.. Dabney for years
has been a most effective worker,