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has sufficient
tokeephim busy
Being Governor ul State an 1
President-Elect No Task
for Child
WILSON IS AT WORK AGAIN
Vacation Practically h titled, He
Takes Up Various Politi?
cal Problems.
Hamilton, ilennuda, December I.?
"limn; Oovsraoi fifl * state jiiJ pra
i'Hjiim i" > " F: "?Klent of i nation but .,
at the eanie time 1? enough to keep
any niun busy, ' remarked !'? esidint
iile< i Woo.row VTiNoo to-?'o> erben
he announced he peasltlvety atatti i
uiuke nu moot sneaking ensaajaajaaata
bafere Mjnh t. ftfrery uiul| has
brdught blm scores a! : a-nations. AH
i.um i?eeil del-lined.
Thi IHelaTihl tin I accepted three
lattttatlona leaa baton lie fleeted,
U? ll.e?e he Will Seep, lie A'U Speak
before tb< ildftjbei? dociet) -.i Now
Vorll lleietill.ee jT, the 'lay ait?i MS
ratttra from Benniid.- at the Jubilee
?apabraUon a< baa btrtbpla e. btaoalna,
Vs., on bia on urJaj. i.nbar ta, aim
at tiie baastaaj uf tin. Conaaaareial ciuu
of ebb age JaauaM II
Mr Mfllaan has enter? d span hie
nnsi week Ii Isaf aa ad a, nun a zest
for wo.k born ul three solid aeelU ot
recreation tie now praittuall] baa
sablad bia iacati< ai*d uataawe naase
forth to work mi ?t of each day on
nautncal problems
Asked what bia plans wosld be Im?
mediately after ms return to New
I'nX the else erase said:
"1 really have not any plans Most
of Um men with whom I shall consult
tveri i.aaanaarata that taey old not
write nu, and I am ignoiuut, ot then
I laris. also "
Mr Wilson adds a* that even the Uate
or pirn ? tar an eagatfemeat with wu
Uafa ?I. if ry an had riot definitely been
flirt
"I simply wtole Mr. ilr ill.' said tne
tiovernor. "that I watili'd to meet and
talk wtth him after my return, toil
see. a great many uf th?- men whom 1
?ball Bee will de occupied with work
In the opening of Cong: ??? an 1 1 shall
have to ? onsult their convenience."
As to the pereonne; of nis Cabinet,
the rr?si ent-eleel adalttad that much
of his mall . "ntalne 1 ietters com- I
memlatory of \arlous persons,
"Of course, selections have i.e.-n run- '
ning through my head." he added, "but:
1 have formed n?> con?iuslone."
"Ii?, yoi, think you will make your
Cabinet hefore leaving Bermuda?"
ask' d ' He of the < orrespon :ents.
?if I do. ' was th?- laughing reply.
"1 would have to BSShC It 0 :t of tiara
. edur t i-cause that's tne only ?ahmet
Matena: 1 can see here."
The ?lovernor will laatre here on tne
s'.eamer BerSBttdlan next Saturday ?
morning and is due in New York Mon
? Bf?. Ua said he would g<? direct to
hid home in Princeton
"I want to help Mrs Wilson unpack."
he said, "and get household things
Settled again."
Always the ideal Christmas (>\U
for a man'
You oouldn'l do better?foi
every man likca thtni!
We 've A Fine Line
Of Choice Stvles
There an Broadcloths. Velvets,
paw ?oublc Kacr?! Cloths, ore,
et.
Colon in ({reeii. brown, red,
grcv, i in and navy.
Si a/It pjgig .viih frog buttons,
or with Mill cord tdge, *il?c tuffs
j and faced p'jcWets.
$4, $5, $6.50 up to 515.
Maikinaw ("oats fur automobile
wear, $6 and $7.50.
Kirk-Pcrrish (
'special to *rin- Tlaara Dispatch.]
Mo orpa rt New*. Vs., Deoeaabei 3-?
Air-jni-nt efor. the Jury in the case
?f Police JaatleO J. I?. O. Brown,
-barged with enibczzlltit; Tinea from
he State of'Virginia, was halt ? o n -
?'.uded wh.n the Ooeporatloa <""urt
?djourned thia evening, anl the- case
?III Oc given to the Jury to-nioi row
? lornin?. there being but two more
?peechea to lie made before tne Jury.
With team streaming down his fae e.
he (auBtoaa ; Irglnia judKc Bat in the
?rowded court room late this eveninK
<iid heard hia friend and counsel,
<ohn Win ton Head, pay hu. a beauo
'nl tribute The spee< n I.roueht t"-ars
?o the e; es of half the crowd, and;
here urgS a faint ripple of applause as'
the attorney concluded
;n Opoaiag his Speech, Mr Head;
? tarted t" BCgUe that the indictment
i?4*inst the Justice, who heretofore',
nas t s-en regarded as the political j
T.os.-" of this city, was th- direct.
?e?ult of the recent mayoralty < am
aalfsn. In wh'ch the candidate which I
the Justic. supported. w?.n over his I
.wo nppoaaala. bat the Common-!
wealth's attorn.-y ohjecttd on the
itiiiund that no Buch evidence was
offered in the case, and the court
sustained' the obje. tion.
W&M HO?
at AYsE PUSGflASEB
Canvass of City B;ing Mads in
Dcnville to Raise Neces?
sary Funds.
I an*'!:. Vm 1'i rasa set" 9.--The
aaaaea i>i Um city bj six UiM
>i oiiitri-ti' bgklauas M for the put -
pose of rglailtt '?>. ii.tif Usb uiii
.ci|Uir d ;? r ,< n li.i_r .nK '.lie ti.*lh?r-lli
uanalea aa>i eetaie, ?a? etaurted bat
on 'I in*i;..> . aim on Hutu: c.iy nJejtM
IIMU havi n. n s. in, rlbaA Tba i ? ??
sees wUI in ? . n.in,.-i diligent.;, bur
Inn thU ttfi k
a*atUaaj to lad ? purcium-r et Iba
historic aid raeeslen, tin !a? pe.pl taJ
of Um Ciaefodera >. thv ada?la??ira
lot i Aeeldad to uivide the Inur-aon
plat into pare a. J of .und tar i.u.ijmn
purpaana Whoa this at?????<? wea oiii.t,
pat id there was a atorat a I ball ft*"
aion a.n.i!.^ trie rltteans. who con
-..!.:? a .t woud be a iasgpajM i>t tha
? r?i*.eit? r> ? rataad and Its identity
loat. So a working raaiaaif f i a ei
e. i i.i.n.. ..i ivaui>.ua luoa goi together,
at lected laajska. aast iauuch.-u Ibas)
'.;?< i the town, mill after nevot.lalj
dsosi ot tin ii i Into freaa Tara la i lo
.-.iturday, ti.t aaofs rc-ult wiis ac
< omplsbbt d
The option priCS at the estate ia
llS.oait bai; of this m.iai iie paid e.isn.
the onianee to ba ?.l at n tutors
date It i.i cor.lld- ? tpect< U in
aaij Ho .ni t: pin- e lattid. foi
a (treat deai of la >? oe.ng dia
plajfod la mo la ". rojeot
(Ml Ti.es.ii y ana . .sday will ba
held in this city the a..nuai Conven?
tion of virgin.a ami Kot ia Carolina
hotel men. and preparatl n :.r< belog.
DU ? U) give ll.elli a neatly We cOllie
'iht Cnwniertlal Atair~'atlira room
wi i a t..e baaihigirtira .i the con
veatlon, and all the hiialnaaa aoaalana
win ba bald t haroln
On Taoattay nl?ht .i ba:i'|u--t will ba
Laasdered the guests at the Burton
Ufte!, and on Wednesday they wiM l??
lakaa to Iba liou*.- Raak Country
Club, and there serv.-d lum 'neon A
lour of I>anvi;!e will be made m au?
tomobiles during the afternoon.
>? v-nty delegates are expected to be
j resent.
< me of tin last cases to ? e investi?
gated i ;. the grand Jury last week was
tk< charge against D. P. T?te, the ex
Met hod.st minister who was sentenced
to serve fourteen months in the peni?
tentiary for emhizr ement. and who
was pardoned before being sent to the'
penitentiary. The jury returned 'not i
a true biir SEalias! the former minis-]
r? r. The charge against him w-a*
grand larceny. T?te being accused ot.
r-iilng to Nettie Sue Hite a house and
lot which was mortgaged T?te, who
was under bond for his appearance.,
failed to appear
lienlrj?Fletcher.
Alexandria. Va.. DecaaBbar 3-?Mlasj
Thai taa Fletcher, daughter of Mr. and |
Mrs. Richard M. Pleteaer, and Bereej
I'.dwin Centry, both of this city, we
? iuietly married at > o clock this morn-i
:op at the paiaanagti Of the First Map-1
tlst drawee. The rieoaaogj was per-1
formed by Itev W. F Watson, pastor,
following the wedding Mr and Mrs. I
Gentry departed for a Southern bri?>a: \
ti:;.. The bridegroom la the loca
?ig. nt for the Washington-Pouthern |
I.ailwny Company, and ia well known |
here.
SU.40AY-SCH0Q L
Dr. William Pii:hcr Is Chcsen
Superintendent?Woo-pjnd
Wcrld Camp Organized.
Tlana fThsaalfh Bur< I .
i ilolllngbrook Sin ?t
(Telephone : 1 |e ?
Petersburg. Va . Derein:?..- 'J.
The First Baptist I ourch Sunday
y. noc-l '.ester-day elected sfttWI '<>'
111- eiistjinn year as follows;
sui>eritite..?.eiH. Dr.NtfaUinai p! laker;
eaaiStaat su|.i rit telirtetit?'. '. . K. ad"
Uns and A 'V. It....in;. sec rata?'!
?. Prtnee Koala *a aeaiatant ewcre
lory, Qearau <; Uoajers; treaawror,
Jsmcs it. Ueavtn; ?braiiane, Dr i- H
l-ilcker, l>r i raak Tauter and karo.j
Mlna-Uae A city miss.on raaeaaitt-1
a** appoint! d. and an app ri.ji: I B t iu D
? i ||3 ma i. p.r t!ie woJk.
l ine laaap itiaaalied
Idstrict Hanauer It. B> Mays, of
this city. <>; Kai.lz?-1 a tine camp ot
Woodmen of the World at C.tapt.co,
l.otieM wg <"ou..;> . Um past We. iL. tif
ii mi an i si ilp cumpi using the IwaaUnd
lut-ine:* nssR ai.a fa'mers ot the v.
cii.ity. The f..lowing i.HKera wi ?
riveted and Inaia-UteJ:
'??iniui inaaananetar Dr. w s snea I
r'dvlser-llet .ei.ant. W. ?" N< Mat!
banker. L V .Saunders: ilerk. S. 1?
Ma panus ? scort. W. p. Boone; wau
m:.n. C. ri. Vatihe?s. sent y. Ci
.. . 5 hyalciaa Dr. W B. laead;
uaaaajcre, J. K Hmu\ ?'?rt> year; J. .>
Kauadori t?.- >?? ara. K T. t'?. U ? o
.bree yearn.
Several isealbs
William C. Ilarrla, earnd aaeentj
tt:?e years, a ?.<i. known reaidaai
Blandf ord, died ihn? morning about
'i u\lock in his h..nie on Little Churi j.
Mieet. atter a long Illness He
survived !?> iil> wife and iwo dauK
, te.-s. Mrs W 11 Alley an 1 Mis W.
i Tucker. >! mis city, arid it sisUi.
Mrs T. T. .Shafer. of Vale, bussex
County
Miss Mai el Olivia Branch died yes
terday morning at the honte of he:
mother. Mrs. Bettle Branch. In Kttr:. k
after a tiaaariaaj lila? ia she wan la
, h? r nineteenth year, and la aulaired
[ by her mother and Ire siatera. Mls?. -
I L T. and Susie Branch, of Bttrlck;
Mis. K. L Kitchen ani Mr*. Crawley
I^int and Miss KI?anor Ibra III Ii. ol
Siisses. The body will be sent to
H iKetield to-morrow morning for
1 urlal In the family ground In Sussi >.
Mrs. K. S W.-bb. wife of A. O.
Wibb, died last evening at her hotm
near Beams. in Dinwiddie County,
i-h.- was in her seventy-seventh year,
??nd much --?t'imej She Is surviv.
by bar huebaBd aial four children. W.
B. Webb, of i>lr.wlddie; E. A., and J.
(.?. Webb, ot Petald ''.rv. and Mrs It.
U. Harvell. of Norfok. The funeral
will be from Oak Grove Church. In
Dinwiddie. to-morrow morning at
10:3u o'clock
Nathaniel Shields. Infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. ?,v. Dlvesay. .lied last night
ut his parents' baase on Bom.- Street
Two stole) Weddlnc*.
This morning at 8:30 o < lock. at . the
residence -?f T. V. Or??en, the bride's
uncle, on St. Andrew Street. Mrs. Fred?
erick Sidney <"lreen. of lialelnh, N. C.
and Walker B f'stlllo. a well-known
business man of Florence, ft C. were
united In marriage by the Rev. I>-wis
M. neper, D. D., pastor of the First
Baptist Church. The home was pret
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<*M ?
....
Toilet Sets
$6 to $35
EftojjWte <!< ? i -ii- Sil -
ret Toilet Set i, put up
in beautiful CBSesV At -
tractive Xmaa rifts.
Are Easy to Select at
J. S. James', the Jeweler
We arc showing a multitude of articles specially designed
for Christmas Sifts a magnificent array o; Gold and Stiver
Wares rich, artistic and beautiful.
Silver Novelties, Toilet Set-. Cold and Silver Head I'mbrellas
ami Canes, Silver Pieces for the t.ibk. Sen idea-, in Art [eweiry
from Pari-. London and Vienna. Beautiful things that have ? per
nur.e::cy of interest ?'eil as a holiday significance.
A FEW SUGGESTIONS:
Wa'ches
Gold set v?ith Dia?
monds.
$20 to $2C0
Solid Cold ami Fillet!
Cam. Sri the stand?
ard movements; gnats
antecd timekeepers.
Scarf Pins
$1 to $200
All thr l<t -t novel?
ties. Solid Gold .^i^
net Pin--, tagraved
free. Variety of gents,
cluster-, etc.
?rooches
$1 to $400
Pcr-unal jewelry of
latest patterns; new
ideas from Paris. Lon?
don and Berlin.
SHOP EARLY AND GET FIRST CHOICE.
THE DIAMOND MERCHANT. SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
We will gladly open accounts with reliable persons.
tlly decorated fo'r the eesjaaeaa. Only
mm> diate relatives were present. The
bride was attired la ? traveling suit
of brown cloth, with hat and gloves
to match, and immediately after the
ceremony the couple left on their bridal
trip.
This mornlnar. at the residence of
Moses Martin, uncle ,,f the bride, on
Bolllnir. Miss Susie Martin was iul?-tly
married to B. S. DaJton, of Colorado,
for which State they left on their
bridal trip.
Oeneral News Notes.
A bale of cotton on the sidewalk in
front of the store of the Hobinson
Purdy Corporation, on Sycamore Street
was set ablaze by a lighted match
thoughtlessly thrown away hy a pass?
erby after lighting his cljrar. The bals
wat. scorched on the outside, but not
much damaged.
William Williams, negro, was sen- '
tenced to Jail for ninety days for as?
sault and thirty for larceny this morn?
ing. He attempted to steal a pair of .
shoes on Saturday from the shop otj
Joseph Weiner. and when stopped by i
Mrs. Weiner. struck her a severe blow j
in the face.
The Atlantic Coast I-ine Railroad:
Company, at the request of the Cham?
ber of Commerce, has increased its .
force of truckers, and will probably
increase its force of clerks In the j
freight depot on Washington Street to ;
facilitate the handling of freight.
K. X. Corlldge. a white strantrer. was i
before the F?llte Court this mornintr
Car drunkenness, and was discharged
Soon af.erwards he wns rearrcsted and .
held for the Richmond authorltlea.
James Williams, a white man from '
North e'arollna. who has been In Pe- ;
t^rsburg for sevcial weeks doing noth?
ing In particular, passing unJer dif?
ferent names, and who has been haled
Into the Police Court several times for
drunkenness, was thiji morning sen- ;
?enceU to sixty days on the roada as a
vagrant He had discarded the ad- ?
vice .if the police to get work or leave
town.
PROBE IS BEGUN '
BY GRAND JURY
Alexandria. Va . IVcember 9.?Aj
grand jury in ttie ?Korporation Court |
fhle afternoon, with J M Duncan *t j
foreman. b?ga:i a probe into It- .t'ath:
of PatrVk Buckley, the "boy guide "|
whose bi'dy was found bagMa UM Sraj
escape in the rear ot Use aid B 'a??- I
oock House on the mopping of !CaWsaa-l
Per IT, last
A corone: s in.tuest was not h. 'i,
over the . ody. and at the ta taaes ?f|
? immon wealths Attorney Brent. i;l
was dactessd to thorough^ pr>oc taa
matter. Tr.'.rt y-nve MmM wen
examined hi the jury, after a-i ? !i
aUjou-ned over until 11 o'd??>'V ; .
morrow morning t<? b.
witnesses Thr<? niers a~e ; . ...
inoned.
In cuminemors'.'.on "f ihe i;*th an-j
nlvcrsa-y ??f \\ ae.nnK on ? iltJtli. lin"
hsr.dsoi.i. memorial wraatha SS <.itor
day afternoon iwxt a; I o ?? k will
1* piaeed ?n Wa-"ington's fm'. ?"t
Mount \.r::..n h\ l?o M<s-?-.i . ift
"tir of lh?- wreaths will 1st ttWWSj
\l?\andi la Wash:? ftt . lAWjeje of M*
:-ons, of the clt>. of tral i be *a? bratj
. iiast?-1 and the MM .1 b-- frwwj
Kredenckal.urg Iaxig., No ?. Kred- ;
?rlrkw arg. this btHag seas aa aanuai,
..Stoni with 'hat !..dg ?
The third wreath ? 11 be pH ?d >n
the tomr> o?? baMM ??: Leakas V Wll
Mason*, of New Yilk There Will be,
representatives from that I? in at?
tendance.
I'tTirers of Wi Ham I. K.lhlne Uedge
of Masona of I'll :adelst)la will so-1
cawHWany the Masasfjati on the trip j
The n a COTS of the kxal lodge head-'
e4 ay Worship'-:: Vaster ;; H K'tb-1
per aid ir." wrehipful master of
K-egerl. kaburg f"g?th?r ? th
few ?nV?re of Elkln?' l4"lge ar. I re
1 reaentatlves from 'S? Nee T..:k
lodge air leave n*-e st 1 o eta k
-da "' >n on a apecla ^ar
to Jt""*.t V< men to make th? t
grtwsaaj.- and piacs the a rcatbs en
lbs tsrab.
News of South Richmond'
MISSING GIRL FOUND
In Married, nn<l Hubby I? IftWNf ?>?
?nrarinc > nl?.-l> t? rroe-ure UN**'
After weeks of strenuous Work, la
?.hieb the. abl of the police of sev
-ral cities was enlisted in the search,
he mystery surrounding the dlsap
iearanee of Mi^s Mabel Talley. nine
i ifl) year? old. from her home neat
*\>rest Hill, was cleared yesterday
.Ittle Dan Cupid was again respon?
sible, the young woman having ?? c
?ome the wife of William Splcer. a
<oung .-nuthsider. The path of the
aewly-wcds. however. Is not ali roses,
.is the young bridegroom is now unde:
arrest, churgtd In a warrant. m which
he irate lather Is the complainant.
A'ith having .--worn falsely to the girl's
Age to procure the license to wed.
i'oung Mrs. Splcer left home three
??eeks ago. ostensibly to go to work,
.ahe failed to come back, and the pie
iee were requested to aid In a Search
for her. They were unable to be o
any assistance, and Mr. Talley. w.irk?
ing on the case himself, found his
?laughter was married and was living
happily in thH city. on investiga?
tion he found that the license hiial
been granted by the clerk of Manovei
County. She la said to be ssSt of aase
A warrant for Splcer's arrest was im?
mediately ISBWaod I y Magistrate V.'.
e heatham. of Korest Hill
Splcer last night retained Morris
Ac HcCwttSf as his lawyers He was
released on ball for appearance in the
trwansboro Court Friday morning.
Hoyal Arrsauss Fleet? Officer*.
Officers for the ensuing year were
? iected lost night by Man-heiter
Council. >io. ISS?, Itoyal Arcanum, at
the regular meeting hi Id in Fraternal
Hall, as follows:
S. J. Itroos.S. regent. W J Fisher.!
vice-regent. J. H Purdy. secretary.
.1. H I'atterson. treasurer. K. T I<u
Yal. col.ector. J. C Nunna ly. orator.
J. T B, thcl. guide J r Tyree. sentry;
lt. F. Sh.tfl. t. warden R le |vi(.,s.
A. L.. Adamson. .v Boy i and H CI
lleattl-. trua i es. repn sen;*tive to th,
i-rand Council. F B Ltunford. alter?
nate. 1'ho.rles Hurkrrt
Following tin bu-lness mitt.:,* a
smoker was held. Among th. guests
p.-es?n; was It. C. Mca. nrs. <irand Ke.
gent of th- State of > .r.r.nia
SWwaWfl of ( , ulm, i ?i-U.
?TlkttBM :? fJM suit of C n. Allen
c.gs,:n?t F T. Nesbit sc c>. v.aal com
ph t.-.l yrstcr.lat afternoon in Hast?
ings Coup:. Part li. whe.-e the o*se
was being h;-ard before Judge Krneat
H. Wells This rrioTilnr arguments of
C (u:.s. i w Ii b.- roard ar.u MM case
w :li > rr.i ? i to the jur>
Allen is s?:ng for |J> fat allege.!
heg ' I *i ? ' agri i : I-i n s declaration
he set f.--t.i thst h- had urru ai'ed 1?
naul material f r Mii'phy'e Motel. fte.
for- !;e had s;.?eted the work, bot after
lie I .id .i.-ne ... :, iir-a" ? v;e,u, .apre
. * t.? NM th. c .ntrart. It w.?s. t??
??>. wfth-'ut pp?'e':t cause. t?*?n
aaa> nTWe* htm and riven to anofhvr.
In Pi.Urr 4 onrt.
SQwa aatiaarg c*-a-geg with dis?
derb < -n-lu ? In the salnon of i
Towell. will be tried ftftfagdjaj mot
kMJ The rren are alleged t . ha
kewg mj , - I in a IM wh ,-b r? sail
n iwrlewg w.dnCng of a CO!
!?.- ?? A urn Trsinum. i hn aao t
w.aK t,- .\Prf.d curt ie?terd?v.
C It SsMtik -hsraed w.th b?i
drunk a* I ssMag lerlv. a as fried fj a
r?>.'? > -sfer I ? ? ni i" ,t,.- }<? Jus?:-?
A Ma'ir ?-, I-..; -. ,- ,Jr- ||
Jimri P PTJ ?nd ??i'ir lii-v?r?i?.
kolh col weed, were each lined ? :<* a
awn. W.-lb ?Irnkam Ram M<-K-. aht <??
w/T. e laggflgus, all ? >l .re.!. w-re r?o
Oaersard f . and ---is a ,
gh.tiling ? rap
Sl< ts lee I Mrtknw.
in effort ? b. Ina re.- te i .< ik*
Wailing ?? - opted sty Haetince Court,
fart ? Vtfafl far elecfrl-t) ' "oas -
edetssan i*art<- ?? Jer.es ha? been ?-.rk
lo; en the plan for soi.?e urns Aider
man James T. Disney, of Madison'
Ward, ha., interested himself, and *lllf
assist Mr Jones :o push it to a SUC-J
ce3sful completion, e
Personal and i.em-mi.
At 'he home of Mrs. Charles SJe'naadr.j
of UM Port? Street, the Christian*
Hand of the iVntrnl Methodist Church*
?III hold a cake and fancy (roods sale
this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. W. J. Carter and son. David'
Walke Carter, have returned home^
after
lam:
after a trip to New York" and the hlgh-'t
lands of th, Hudson.
j DECISION FOR TILLMAN i
Caw I firaata Him Hlaht to Have His
Children I'art of Time.
I Spactel to The Times-Dlspatch.l
I Columbia, S. C. December !>_The
: Supreme Court of south Carolina to?
day decided the case of B. It. Tliman.
Jr . against his former wife. now ?
known as Mr? l.ucy Di.gus. by a ruling
that the fa;.her shall have the chil?
dren in hi.s home for two inontns dur?
ing the summer, one-half of the Christ?
mas holidays an I one week in tha
spring at such times as may be found
?east convenient, subject to the right
of the mother to have them with her
at all times in ease of Illness. The
court is of the opinion that the fa?
ther should be allowed to be with hla
children with reasonable frequency.
No order is made by the court at this
time, at-.orneys for the petitioner ana
respondent being e\peet?;. to reach an
a tie- mmt as to details and submit an
order to the court. ?
Both the petitioner and respondent
are required to give a bond of 15.0'to
that they will not remove the children
;???'on the Jurisdiction of the court.
The opinion concludes with the ol?
der that the respondent shall retain -
the custody of the chtltren until the.?
further irder of the court. The de?
cision h.is u-'.'.nimous. all of the five
hPStJeaa ?!gn:ng the opinion.
? it Dtlm.in Jr. and Miss later
;n.t v ? ? r ; >?? em'?er I ?03.
an5, had two children. In 1??? Tftl
min executed a deed purporting to
? ? > sto.ly of the crPldren to his
in.I mother Hon B It Tllltaan
irtd Mrs s S Til: man, and t'-raad
th,- rhll ren over to them. In Jsna
:?> M ? B R Tlilman. Jr.. re
covered it?e rhlldrea through habeaa
. eepai i ran .-dings through tha eta
preme Csarl Mrs Tillman later ae*
-u-ed .i dlvo-ce in Cincinnati.
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Cures Piles
?? healers even*
WJNTi ;:: :no.
ph ritc:?!\?i ixd rTcwraa piLxa
? "?'J ander a
i oed at
l jch If Ton want It,
Price 25 cts. a Box
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